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Aboite Adams Addison
Anderson Bloomington Brownsburg
Calumet Carmel Center
Clarksville Clay Columbus
Concord Crown Point Decatur
Delaware East Chicago Eel
Elkhart Evansville Fairfield
Fall Creek Fishers Fort Wayne
Franklin Gary Goshen
Granger Greenfield Greenwood
Guilford Hammond Harris
Harrison Henry Highland
Hobart Indianapolis Jackson
Jeffersonville Knight Kokomo
Lafayette La Porte Lawrence
Lincoln Logansport Marion
Merrillville Michigan Michigan City
Mishawaka Muncie Munster
New Albany Noblesville North
Ohio Osolo Penn
Perry Pigeon Pike
Plainfield Pleasant Portage
Richmond Ross Saint Joseph
Schererville Seymour Shawswick
Shelbyville South Bend Terre Haute
Union Valparaiso Vincennes
Wabash Warren Washington
Wayne Wea Westchester
Westfield West Lafayette White River
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Why Become a Barber?

Hairstyles are increasingly being considered by people to be a projection of their personalities.  As a result, barbers are still very much in demand. However, most people are looking for trained professionals and will not just drop in on any local Indiana barber shop displaying a red, white and blue pole. Training to become a barber is a career move that offers many benefits for those that are both artistic and sociable.  The artistic side is indulged by creating a plethora of different and sometimes challenging hairstyles. The social aspect obviously comes into play by keeping the customer engaged while creating your masterpiece. In fact, some barbers are so proud of their artistic accomplishments that they will take photos of their finished hairstyles and post them on their websites as a portfolio to attract new clients.  And barbering lends itself to a more intimate form of customer service by providing time with the client while cutting his (or her) hair.  This time spent together can lead to the development of a rapport or even a new friendship. As a result, many customers come back not only because they are pleased with the service, but also to enjoy the social amenities that their neighborhood barbershop can offer.

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