The history of barbershops

Barbershops, as places for men to cut their hair and shave their beards, have a long history dating back to ancient times. However, in the modern sense, barbershops became popular in the 19th century.

The origin of barbershops can be traced back to ancient times. In antiquity, barbers (ancient barbers) were important members of society. They not only cut hair, but performed surgeries, amputations and other medical procedures. Many military barbers served in the military during Roman times.

In the Middle Ages, barbers continued to perform medical services, while the functions of a hairdresser were supplemented by the care of beards and mustaches.

In the 19th century, the modern barbershops that we know today appeared. The growth of the urban population and the popularity of British culture have created a demand for professional hair cutting and beard shaving services. Barbershops became a meeting place for men to discuss politics, business, sports and other topics.

It was during this period that barbershops became symbols of masculine culture and society. Their style and classic design have always been associated with men's customs and traditions.

Since then, barbershops have continued to evolve and today they are experiencing a new renaissance, becoming places where you can enjoy traditional services and a masculine atmosphere.

To make barbershop services comfortable and safe, most establishments use neck papers,  disposable towels and wipes, which are thrown away after each client.

Our company produces disposable products from non-woven materials under the  Etto TM, which is popular in beauty industry establishments. On our website you can find out the types of disposable products, their characteristics and features. Our qualified managers will help you choose and order disposable collars, towels, wipes and more. Especially for barbershops, we offer to buy black neck papers and black disposable towels, which will definitely fit into any interior and will appeal to masters and visitors.