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Welcome to the Official
Web Site of
King Barber of Richardson,
Texas
See
our Notes from the Razor's Edge section
at
the bottom of this page for current KingBarber news,
product
and service updates and much more!
The folks of Richardson, Texas, voted us...
Dallas Morning News ~ Reader's Choice Awards 2006
We've created this web
site to provide our customers with current information about our hair care
services and products. Here is a brief description of each section of the
site.
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Home Page ~ includes
our address, contact information, operating hours and special notices.
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Our Barbers ~ meet our
barbers.
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Services ~ details of
our hair care and shaving services, and pricing schedule.
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Hair Stuff ~ hair care
products sold in our shop.
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Shaving Stuff ~ shaving
products sold in our shop.
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Top 10 Things ~ what
to look for in cleanliness and sanitation when choosing a place to cut
your hair.
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Sanitation Rants ~ involving
barber shop sanitation issues
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Favorite Links ~ other
web sites we think are worth visiting.
Our Mission:
King Barber endeavors
to further the personal and business success of our clients by providing
quality grooming products and services. We define "quality" as "conforming
to requirements" as set by our customers, health authorities and the
State of Texas.
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Click
here for a listing of careers at King Barber.
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Lucky Tiger
Products Sold Here!
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We accept the following
credit cards:
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Operating Hours:
Tuesday - Friday, 10 AM
- 7 PM
Saturday, 10 AM - 6 PM
Appointments until
4 PM
We take walk-ins when we’re
not busy, and after 4 pm
Closed for lunch 3 pm --
4 pm
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King Barber
300 North Coit Road #155
Richardson, Texas
75080
Go
to Mapquest Map
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Phone: 972-437-9220
We are located on the
east side of Coit Road between Belt Line and Arapaho,
under the big bank
tower.
Notes from the Razor's
Edge
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We will reopen for business
on Wednesday, March 10 at 10:00 am. We appreciate your patience
while we dealt with the Great Flood of December of 2009.
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David will be working
solo for a while, necessitating a lunchtime break from 3:00 to
4:00, during which time he will not only take a few moments to dine on
gourmet PB&J on rye, but will also take care of some routine items,
such as laundry and brush cleaning.
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David is still offering
4 ounce bottles of "Gift of the Magi" for $29 each, which is a
happy combination of Frankincense, Gold, and Myrrh. Along with the requisite
percentage of alcohol, it contains water from the Shrine of Lourdes (in
France), which is said to have miraculous healing properties.
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Since water from the Shrine
of Lourdes contains minerals which affect the product, David offers "Gift
of the Magi" in two variations: "Distilled," which gives a sweeter
fragrance, and "Natural," which provides all the additional benefits that
undistilled water provides along with its 'mineral' fragrance.
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Our home-grown aftershaves
will still be on offer for $19 per 8 ounce bottle:
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Bay Rum, the favorite
aftershave of drunken sailors the world over
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Bergamot, with
a cheerful citrus fragrance from the land of the Popes
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Clovala, the fragrance
of mystery and romance
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Vetiver, extracted
from sun-drenched caribbean beaches
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Jazzmen, the musical
aftershave from the orient
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Flu Season is approaching,
and in keeping with good ethics and hygiene, if any of our barbers feel
that we have a contagious flu bug, we won't be in the shop. We will keep
a bottle of hand sanitizer in the waiting area for our customers, and our
barbers will wash hands with soap and water before every service -- for
your health and protection as well as our own.
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Our supply of Lucky Tiger
products is running low. We've had difficulty obtaining some of
their hair tonics and aftershaves, but we will endeavor to fill your needs
with appropriate products.
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Our condolances and prayers
go to the family and friends of everyone's favorite barber, Ray Medina.
We will miss him greatly; we will miss his barbering talents as well. It
was largely due to his talent, charm, and ready wit that made KingBarber
a favorite tonsorial destination for area residents. He had been fighting
a gastrointestinal stromal tumor for a few years, but he passed away on
December 13, 2009. After the doctors performed surgery twice and prescribed
all the medications they could, the tumor returned. He consulted the experts
at MD Anderson hospital in Houston, but the experimental medication they
offered still couldn't cure his condition.
Ray's obituary
is available at www.mulkeymason.com/index.cfm
by typing "Ramon Medina" in the search field. You may add your rememberances
and condolances there as well.
E-mail your comments
and suggestions to David King at david@kingbarber.com.
He may not be able to answer every message, but he will certainly read
all of them on the weekend.
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