James Bond’s sexy wet shave in Skyfall has sent new men reaching for the cut-throat
According to those in the know about these things, Harris has “a terrible technique”, but the smoking-hot scene has led to a surge in interest in the traditional art of the cut-throat blade, with both barbers and retailers reporting a huge rise in demand.
At Ruffians barber shop in the West End of Edinburgh, Australian-born master barber Ian Fallon now handles several requests for a cut-throat shave every day. “You do need to take time for a cut-throat shave. It requires more patience and more precision and it is more of a ritual,” he says.
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