Hi,

Does anyone know any decent hairdressers for men in Bangkok?

Cheers

Edited February 7, 200719 yr by justinmeiland

There must be loads! What do you want,.... short back 'n sides; mullet; mohican?????

The Japanese cartoon character (spiky on top, with long, effeminate bangs) for men seems rather popular these days.

hairdressers for men? thats an oxymoron isnt it? barbers for men ,hairdressers for f*****s. is barbers everywhere, anything from 40 baht up. you might have to go to a few till you find one you like.

The operative word was 'decent' - ie not a place where you look like you're about to sign up for the iraq war.

The operative word was 'decent' - ie not a place where you look like you're about to sign up for the iraq war.

You're maybe thinking about an attractive "Kevin Keegan" bubble perm?

I'm only jealous because my hair is receding already; but their are lots of really good quality hairdressers in Bkk. Thais are very serious about their looks and appearances too. You'll get what you pay for.

On a more serious note, I always go to Toni & Guy in Siam Discovery and have always found them to be pretty decent.

Barbers are great if you want to look like you cut your hair yourself, however, in light of the OP's use of the word "decent" I am happy to share that the only hairdressing salon I've found in BKK who has a clue how to cut hair is "Toni & Guy" in Siam Discovery Centre. Not the cheapest but at least you don't have to put a hat on as soon as you walk out of the place, which we've experienced at several other supposedly "international grade" salons.

Good luck!!

Barbers are great if you want to look like you cut your hair yourself, however, in light of the OP's use of the word "decent" I am happy to share that the only hairdressing salon I've found in BKK who has a clue how to cut hair is "Toni & Guy" in Siam Discovery Centre. Not the cheapest but at least you don't have to put a hat on as soon as you walk out of the place, which we've experienced at several other supposedly "international grade" salons.

Good luck!!

"international grade salons" come on ,please!! we are talking about a man going for a haircut not somewhere he can have his toenails painted by a ladyboy seriously there are plenty of good barbers around ,and if you tell them what you want there is no reason it should be any less "a good job" than some fancy salon. some of these guys have been cutting hair for donkeys years.