Russian Barbers Show Off Their Style

Barbers in the southern city of Voronezh working late in the evening.



With the arrival of "hipster" fashion, trendy barbershops — where clients can get the latest hair styles — have become increasingly popular in Russia.



Photographer Todd Prince takes us on a whirlwind tour of some of the country's hair salons.

Yevgeny (C) in action at the Mr. Right barbershop in Voronezh.

Ruslan said his mother's friend, a stylist, told him to give hairdressing a shot. He fell in love with the job.

This barbershop owner in Voronezh said he saw the success of the niche in Moscow and thought it would work in the southern Russian city.

An engineer by education, this Voronezh barber started cutting hair in the army and loved it.

Russian barbershops put a lot of focus on appearance.

A barber shop owner in 

Barbers working at the The Chop-Chop barbershop franchise in Samara.

Kostya, who works in the Russian oil industry, opened Chop-Chop Samara with an Austrian friend.

Dasha, works at a barbershop in Chita, eastern Siberia.

Yuri, a designer for BRO Barber&Shop in Chita.

Denis opened BRO Barber&Shop in Chita at the end of 2014, and decorated his shop with a motorcycle and wall drawings.

Ike, an Armenian who moved to St. Petersburg from Ukraine's Donetsk, having a rest outside the Top Gun barbershop in St. Petersburg.

Journals and video games are available for guests waiting at Top Gun barbershop in St. Petersburg.

Barber's tools at the Top Gun salon in St. Petersburg.

Barber Artur has a blade tattooed on the side of his face and his earring is inscribed with scissors.