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Barbers
Barbers
I know, another crazy question from the Crazy World that is Lamby
Is there a gentlemen's barbers in CVO? I keep my hair short and cut it twice a week. I usually take my own clippers but might save a bit of weight in the luggage and experience a local haircut.
Finish work in an hour to prepare to fly at 7.30am Saturday - happy days!!
Is there a gentlemen's barbers in CVO? I keep my hair short and cut it twice a week. I usually take my own clippers but might save a bit of weight in the luggage and experience a local haircut.
Finish work in an hour to prepare to fly at 7.30am Saturday - happy days!!
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shanagarry
- CVO Legend

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Re: Barbers
Depending on the extent of your hair styling requirements - there are two basic ones I use:
- One is in the block of shops on the out road on the left just before the Anteak Bar
- The other is just below the GNR Station on the hill down to the square just before the souvenir shop
A hair cut in February on its own was €8 (without washing etc)
- One is in the block of shops on the out road on the left just before the Anteak Bar
- The other is just below the GNR Station on the hill down to the square just before the souvenir shop
A hair cut in February on its own was €8 (without washing etc)
Re: Barbers
Ive used the hairdresser in the little underpass complex opposite the Cvo bar, she was fine. 
Re: Barbers
If you really want an authentic portuguese experience, try the barber of Lagoa.
off a side street from the main square. He plays Queen dvds and doesn't talk. Last year it was 6 euros.
not for the faint hearted
off a side street from the main square. He plays Queen dvds and doesn't talk. Last year it was 6 euros.
not for the faint hearted
Re: Barbers
Similar in the square in Lagos, if they're still there, they still use the open razor and taper, gulp! you do get a lollypop though if you don't cry.tricky wrote:If you really want an authentic portuguese experience, try the barber of Lagoa.
off a side street from the main square. He plays Queen dvds and doesn't talk. Last year it was 6 euros.
not for the faint hearted
Re: Barbers
A lot of the local ex-pats go to Erica (Caballero Carvoeiro) almost next door to Ma-Ja's.
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completecarvoeiro
- CVO Senior

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Re: Barbers
Victor Picardo,upstairs opposite the Fatacil or on Rua do farol.


