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Out Now: BarberEVO NA Issue 40 (Dec/Jan)

The latest issue of BarberEVO is OUT NOW! 

As the last issue of 2024, and the first issue of 2025 – this edition is looking to the future, with a sense of optimism and, of course, innovation. Pulling together a collection of exclusive content from our esteemed columnists and industry titans – and the best barbers in the biz’ – we’re helping you to kick off your year right! With Brosh in the spotlight on our front cover… this issue is set to be the one that gives edge. Featuring everything from Winter and New Year Styling, Business, and Tech, to Interiors, Advanced Techniques and Hygiene – we’re bringing the heat this season! With all of this… and even more, this issue is one to remember!

COVER

In this issue, we have the iconic Brosh Educator and Ambassador, and Mr Brothers Cut Club Founder Tomoya Nishimori taking the cover with Brosh. The Japanese brand is renowned for their uniquely Japanese take on Americana-style barbering. Combining classic iconography, with contemporary quality – Brosh are blowing up the barbering scene. In the cover piece we delve into our Barber of the Edition, Tomoya Nishimori’s story. Discussing his journey to become a celebrated figure in the global barbering community. In this piece, we also look into his pivotal role as Ambassador and Educator for Asia’s No.1 grooming brand – Brosh.

WINTER

Welcoming us into winter, we have San Diego barber, Ro Silva, talking trends that have evolved into staples. We also have the ultimate festive gift guide from 18.21 Man Made – thanks to the brilliant barbershop Scissors & Scotch. Our esteemed columnists, Tyler Kelbert and Byrd Mena also join us, talking winter wellness and goal setting. We also take a look back over American Crew’s 2024, with our columnist Phoenix Thomson.

RISING STAR

Chico Boom, as always, is bringing the BOOM! And in this edition, he’s also us bringing our Rising Star’s. Talking mentorship, building a career with longevity – and always paving a path for those yet to come, Chico’s column this month is one radiating positivity. He also takes the time to introduce us to our rising stars, Cherry the Barber and DJ Cut It.

BUSINESS

Kicking off business, we have Rob Hopper joining us from his bustling barbershop, The Commodore. With four locations, Rob Hopper is a great example of a great example for BarberEVO readers to boost their business. Also featured are Floyd’s 99, who take a look back at their year; V’s Barbershop, who are celebrating 25 years; and Rolda Ambassador, Jorge Massas. We also sat down with the inspirational Fred Helou, CEO and Founder of Vagaro, to learn more about his story to world-renowned businessman. Don’t forget – we also have all the latest in the world of tech!

INTERIORS

Our Barbershop of the Edition is the stunning Low Ear Barbershop in NYC, led by Mari De Monte. The beautiful shop is inspired by the Japanese Hi-Fi aesthetic and is the culmination of Mari’s purposeful career. We also stop by the barbershops, Mane Studio and Symmetry to chat with Shah the Barber and Kenna Taylor about their subsequent styles… and how Keller helped them along the way. We also learned about RR Head Labs, who don’t only have a pretty face (thanks to Collins) – but also a powerful story, where founder James Repenning ensures that his barbers are creating art with a purpose.

ADVANCED TECHNIQUES

Next up, we have L3VEL3 bringing color craziness to our Advanced Technique feature. The brand talked all things color, design, and the all-important products that you need to bring your vision to life. We also sat down with Igor Sadurskii, who revealed all his secrets when it comes to using his coveted Heiniger clippers. Also in this section, we touch upon SMP and perming.

HYGIENE AND SANITATION

Closing out this edition, we have Andis’ Angie Perino talking clipper hygiene in the barbershop. We also have Wellness Pro delivering their top tips for how you can keep your entire barbershop sparkling clean – and WHY you need to. UK-based celebrity barber, Mark Maciver, [JP1] also offered his advice, taking from his own personal experience in the barbershop.


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