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Holding a royal warrant from Prince Philip, Truefitt & Hill have been barbers to Brit bluebloods since 1805. The Toronto digs opened in 1999, offering such services as a hot-lather nine-towel straight-razor shave ($42), haircuts ($36), colouring and highlights ($69), manicures ($22), pedicures ($50), body massage ($70), herbal steam facials ($70) and shoe shines ($6). The shop features mahogany shelves, gilt-framed mirrors and five quilted-leather antique barber chairs from the 1800s. Goodies for purchase include house-brand shaving cream ($40), cologne ($85), aftershave balm ($60) and badger-hair shaving brush and razor sets (from $205).
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- M–F 8–6, Sa 8:30–3:30
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