BARBERSHOPS AND BEAUTY SALONS LINE THE STREETS

 

A KILOMETER WHERE HAIRDRESSERS AND SHOPS THAT DEAL WITH "LOOKS" IN OTHER WAYS ALIGN 

There are more barbershops than beauty salons because men's beards and cuts need more upkeep than women's braids and hair extensions. 

Adapted from an Internet map

Rue Labat, a small street between two arteries (rue des Poissonniers and boulevard Barbès)

Arts a century apart

A bride whose curves stand out: 

Part of another suggestion

Rue des Poissonniers (though textile shops take over)

Rue Boinod:

Exit of métro Château Rouge

Between boulevard Barbès and rue Doudeauville 

On rue de la Goutte d'Or, barbershops face each other: 

42 rue de la Goutte d'Or

51 rue de la Goutte d'Or

That salon at 11 at night.

Another neighbor, around the corner,

on that evening closed at 10.

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A poster on the window of the only barbershops

of very long rue de Ménilmontant,

which is largely white, progressive and trendy.

 

Rue Ménilmontant, 20th

European barbershops may take up 

the idea of the African posters,

but the establishments are relatively rare 

and the proposals limited.

Next,

Hairdressers' salons' good humor