The evolving Indian barber industry


Tools of the trade: Sri Suthagar using branded hairdressing tools at his barber shop in George Town. Every pair of scissors is handmade in Japan and costs over RM3,000. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star

GEORGE TOWN: A traditional haircut at the local Indian barber costs RM10 to RM15, but some customers are willing to pay up to RM100 for a premium job.

Barber Sri Suthagar Krishnan said the industry has evolved, with clients willing to pay more for high-quality, personalised grooming experiences.

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