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February 10, 2011

Classic Style from Weldon Barber Spokane

Filed under: Aveda Products,Tips and Techniques — Weldon Barber @ 3:20 pm

Weldon Barber Spokane, two looks (formal and casual) for short hair

Aveda and Weldon Barber Spokane show how to create two different looks for you guys with short hair. Aveda’s Kurt Keuffner presents classic how-to styling tips and tricks for short hair. Learn how to create both formal and casual styles.

Keuffner recommends using Aveda Men Pure-formance™ Shampoo and Conditioner, as well as the Pomade and Aroma Spray.

Here at Weldon Barber Spokane we also recommend the Aveda Men Pure-formance™ Shampoo and Conditioner as a way to get clean hair and soothe the scalp. Continue reading “Classic Style from Weldon Barber Spokane” »

Tags: shampoo and conditioner, cradle to cradle certification, Weldon Barber, Aveda shampoo, tips and tricks, barber Spokane

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January 12, 2011

Look & Feel Your Best — All Day!

Filed under: Tips and Techniques — Weldon Barber @ 5:45 am

Weldon Barber Spokane – We all do it sometimes . . . . neglect the often small actions that we can take to make our lives better. Whether it’s due to system overload or confusion about what will actually make a difference in our lives, procrastination can leave us wishing that we had taken action. Take a look at this great over-all list of simple actions Weldon Barber Spokane found in Men’s Fitness Magazine to learn how some extremely small steps can make a huge difference in your life. BTW, we think you’ll love Jack Black shaving and skin care products!

Look & Feel Your Best — All Day! – Weldon Barber Spokane

10 grooming tips to help you stay at the top of your game

by Renee Marchione

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A smooth face doesn’t start and end with shaving cream. Use pre- and post-shave products. You’ll notice fewer ingrown hairs, less razor-burn irritation, and longer-lasting shaves.
Dandruff isn’t a good look on anyone—especially men. Product buildup, a dry scalp, and even stress are just a few reasons why flaking occurs. Thoroughly rinse out your hair with specialized shampoos, and you can keep this problem under wraps. Continue reading “Look & Feel Your Best — All Day!” »

Tags: taking care of your skin, facial hair, extra-long hair, razor-burn irritation, Weldon Barber, fewer ingrown hairs

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December 29, 2010

Weldon Barber, Spokane: Men’s Defined Shape for Short to Mid-Length Hair:

Filed under: Aveda Products,Tips and Techniques — Weldon Barber @ 2:01 pm

Since men’s hair is inherently different than women’s, Weldon Barber, Spokane along with Aveda provide these detailed instructions to keep your style sharp even after you’ve left your Spokane barber:

Prep, Style, Finish! Product plus technique gets results: Aveda Men.

Men’s scalps can produce twice as much oil as women’s and dirt and dead cells can build up in the leftover sebum, so let’s use Aveda Men Pure-Formance shampoo and conditioner together to sooth the scalp and get clean, conditioned, healthy looking hair. They’re great for daily use. Continue reading “Weldon Barber, Spokane: Men’s Defined Shape for Short to Mid-Length Hair:” »

Tags: Aveda products, moisture content, petroleum base, longer hair

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December 7, 2010

Weldon Barber Spokane – Polishing Your Look

Filed under: Tips and Techniques — Weldon Barber @ 11:55 pm

Having a great look doesn’t stop at your Spokane Barber.

You’ve gone to your favorite Spokane barber and have a fantastic cut. Now it’s time to complete the whole package. Check-out GQ Magazine’s article for tips on everything from pocket squares, to custom scents and how to tie your tie:

Become a 21st-Century Gentleman
The new rules for looking—and living—like a civilized man

Embrace the Pocket Square
So you’ve got on a perfectly tailored blazer and your current favorite tie. Guess what? So does the next guy. Try distinguishing yourself the way elegant dressers like Clooney and Kanye do—with a pocket square. Choose a cotton, linen, or silk one and arrange it according to your comfort level. Here are your options.

Simple
Fold a white handkerchief in quarters and slip it into your breast pocket, folded-side down. It should stick out about half an inch.

Bold
Tuck in a square with textured trim or colored piping, folded-side down. Let the layers fan out and open up a bit (but still keep the exposed area to half an inch).

Dandyish
Try Glenn O’Brien’s breezy approach and allow an unfolded handkerchief to burst out of your . . .