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A barbershop is a place where players are able to alter their hair style, hair color and other facial features (such as facial hair and horns). It was introduced in patch 3.0.2 (Wrath of the Lich King).

Barbershop locations

Barbershop pole

Hairstyle types

SW BBshop Outside

The barbershop in Stormwind City

Main article: Barbershop interface

Every race and gender has a selection of multiple hair style choices as well as hair color and race exclusive options.

Achievement

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A human receiving the achievement within Stormwind's barber shop (outdated)

Changing your hair style will complete the achievement Inv misc comb 02 [Shave and a Haircut].

Stormwind barbershop

Formerly the home of Sween Neetod the Barber, Naznik Sharpshear has taken his place and this goblin gnome will be more than happy to give you a great shave and a haircut.

Notes

  • The cost of changing hairstyles varies by the character's level, ranging from a couple silver for a low level player to 10 to 15 gold for a level 70.
  • Level 1 characters can change hairstyles for free, assuming you skip all the starting quests and go straight to the barber.
  • Very few of the hairstyles are actually new. They are taken from and added to different races and genders.
  • At least one member of the Blizzard team is rooting for a specific hairstyle. Bornakk wants mohawks for every race, both male and female.[1] He not only wants mohawks, he wants huge mohawks.
  • Tauren can change skin tone, since they don't have hairstyles.
  • Night Elves and Tauren change hair/skin colour in order to change druid bear and cat form colour combinations.

Gallery

Patch changes

Wrath-Logo-Small Patch 3.2.0 (2009-08-04): Tauren now have the option of changing skin tone by visiting the Barber Shop.

References

 
  1. ^ World of Warcraft official forums (12-07-2007). Night Elf Mohawk = False Advertising?. Retrieved on February 16, 2009.

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