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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
It could hurt their ability to market themselves as a men's barber shop that specializes in men's fashion if female clientele becomes more prevalent in their establishment. People say that it is only one girl, but in a small city like Regina, word of mouth spreads fast and I don't think it would be unreasonable to expect a clientele shift if they changed their policy.
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I'm not buying it. Barbershops can always say they specialize in men's cuts and don't have the required expertise to perform typical women's cuts, instead referring clients who want those styles to a salon that is better suited for it. It's not like Bruno the Barber is going to magically turn into Wanda the Hairdresser if he also cuts women's hair
using the exact same techniques he already uses on his male clientele.