With vintage barber paraphernalia in display cases, 1930s barber chairs and an old cash register, this is the ultimate barbershop golden age experience. Wolfman also boasts a broad range of international clientele, so staff members are well versed in how to make your desired cut look best with your hair type and face shape.
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