Meet the Pakistani barber who uses meat cleaver and blowtorch to cut customers’ hair – South China Morning Post
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Hoping to prove a cut above the competition, Pakistani barber Ali Abbas relies on an unusual array of tools to practice his craft – including blowtorches, meat cleavers, and even broken glass.Abbas’s fringe style has proved a hit in the conservative nation, with customers flocking to his shop in the eastern city of Lahore.During a typical trim, Abbas will take a bit off the top with a blowtorch. He adds some layers with the help of a cleaver and butcher’s block, while occasionally thinning out…Read More
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