Last month, we introduced Saigoneers to Liem, the man behind Saigon’s only Chicano-inspired barbershop.
In a second installment about the barbershop, the folks from Only in Saigon get to know a couple of Liem’s barbers, who share the story of how they began their hairdressing careers and how they found their place at the District 3 shop.
Take a look below:
[Video via YouTube user Only in Saigon]
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