In this guest post from Holden McIntosh from House 99, Daniel and Adam get their looks sharpened up, and we teach you how to recreate the style using David Beckham’s own Male Grooming Brand.
You can also learn more about the House 99 Brand with our introduction to the brand, and our introduction to the range.
House 99 Circle of Groom: Episode 3
Is your face slightly scruffy? Hair slightly wild with eyes to match? Do people cross the street to avoid you? You might be one of many unsuspecting men in dire need of a grooming tune-up.
Most men, at some point in their lives, will go through a reinvention of how they look. Take David Beckham’s hairstyle, for example. The man is constantly experimenting with his look and, in turn, inspiring a legion of lads (and a couple of courageous ladettes) to do the same. Or, similarly, what about your man Gwilym Pugh who went from being a 127kg insurance salesman to an international model and all-round bad man? Sure, so that transformation is a larger undertaking, so to speak, but what about your average bloke on the street? You’d be surprised how much a quick visit to the barbershop and a sesh of men’s grooming can turn things around for you.
This week in our men’s grooming series, David Beckham’s favourite barber, Fabio Marques of Figaro’s in Lisbon meets a motley crew of young lads – amongst them a coupla pirate lookey-likeys and lumberjack or two – and takes to them with his expert scissors for minimal, achievable changes with maximal impact.
DANIEL: FROM PIRATE TO POMPADOUR
When young Daniel came into the House 99 barbershop he already had a strong look going. He’s a gorgeous lad, of course, but there was a slight lack of attention to detail when it came to maintaining his scruff and styling that ‘stache.