Barber Shop Wisdom I Antica Barbieria Colla
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- In the second instalment of Barbershop Wisdom, the Milanese barber and
author Mr Franco Bompieri reflects on his long career and explains why
keeping your hair is a matter of prevention, not maintenance. Learn more
at goo.gl/38Szxv
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One thing I learned from viewing this: I would love to have my hair done by this man! ^^
yes...!
Also will learn something interesting from him
'Without love there is nothing', quite so!
goals in life, Get better at Italian, go to Italy, get a haircut by this magnificent human being.
OMG whole bunch of people gonna light themselves on fire after this video...lol
y0ungstr LOL Only do it if you live nearby a hospital or a firehouse.
That was amazing!
Sangiev i Post twice a week ....
The reason for singeing the ends of the hair off is because back in the day people believed that hair was hallow like a straw and you would get sick from bad germs entering the hair so they would singe the ends to seal it shut after a haircut. This was something common even up til the 1960s.
This is a complete lesson in art, passion and love. In 2.28 minutes.
magnifico...le persone non parlano più in questo modo.....
veritá, signor
Things just seem better in Europe.
I haven't been everywhere, but I wouldn't say France is better than the US, assuming that's where you are from. It's got charm, soul, and style, but life in the US is much more comfortable and modern. Don't get me wrong, there was something about France that still pulls me and I wouldn't mind spending a few years living there to properly experience it, but you can absolutely find charm, soul, and style here, as well. You just have to travel around. We are a young, large nation. The flavor is still here, but more dispersed. It is not condensed together and slow-cooked for thousands of years like in Europe, and so must be sought out more deliberately.
I'm going to be rational and say that this is not how the whole Italy looks like or even Europe.
These are selected places. I bet you can find the same passionate people in America. It's a different culture for sure.
*laughs in article 13*
@@kryonight2869 cries in article
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In Europe we are blessed to have different cultures : food : politics within an hours flight. Yes it’s amazing.
I tripped in the very intensity and passion he was carrying out his work of art. Kudos to the videographer too!
Wow so much passion! Love this.
Wonderful!
We need more like this one!
I feel his passion. I love it
FRANCO always seems like a great guy to listen to , while getting your hair cut.
Remind me not to wear hairspray before I visit this man
The Barber of Seville playing in the background made me smile. And where's Bugs Bunny?
ottimo lavoro e bella acconciatura, I wish this man was here in Dallas Tx, To do my hair and beard every 2 weeks, my grandfather was the only person that cut my hair thus way, hermosisimo el corte extraño los viejos tiempos cuando la elegancia dominaba
The last sentences. How he pronounces them with convinction and simplicity. I see there some of an authentic italian trait.
😂 italians are just like anyone else wym 😂😂
beautiful video!
"Many Artisans start young, I started at 9 which was already considered old" damnnn
Amazing
love it, wouldn't mind visiting somewhere like that
Truly amazing
really cool portraits!
I want to visit him.
spettacolo!
MAGIC!
Orgoglio italiano.
Sometimes you have to burn a patchy turf to promote healthy growth.
Ive went to many great barbers, never have any of them burned my hair with fire LOL
Then what did they burn your hair with?
Wise man.
I need someone like this guy to cut my hair
Anybody know how he does that burning wick and comb trick? or can atleast provide a guide?
Funny how they showed the process but not the result of his haircut.
Anyone know the name of the piece in the background?
I think it's The Barber of Seville.
Como si chiama sua barbieria?
Antica Barbieria Colla Di Franco Bompieri :)
Me my girl got matching bling..........……..;...that part
Hipsters, watch and learn.
As it odd as what he said may sound, why do I want to give this man my money? I know, maybe it's because he knows what the fuck he is doing!
when he was nine, he cut the hair he could reach
This video pisses me off, so... How many people in this world can actually find/afford a barber shop like this, or how many does exist ?
+Wei Guo There are many, most dont market themselves as their founding clientele is all they need to survive.
+Wei Guo I think that's kinda what he's getting at when talking about the artisanal arts and needing to start young which is not happening nowadays. There are fewer of these barbers today as people have become more complacent to the casual and the mundane.
Un sapone da barba 60 euro 😂😂
Burning hair tips doesn't do anything. It's just a gimmick.
chumleyok I trust the guy that’s been cutting hair since he was 9 thank you very much
Amazing