Fife College students treated to visit from Scottish Barber of Year, Liam Thomson

Fife College students were treated with a visit from award-winning barber Liam Thomson who came to speak to students and demonstrate how to create some of his favourite styles.
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The 2020/21 Scottish Barber of the Year winner met with students on the college's barbering course before carrying out a tutorial on how to create a skin fade with a crop, and a graduation mullet with a taper at the sides.

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Liam's visit was organised by the College to ensure that students continued to have access to the latest thinking within the industry.

Liam Thomson (centre) with the students at Fife College.Liam Thomson (centre) with the students at Fife College.
Liam Thomson (centre) with the students at Fife College.
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Liam Thomson said: "It was great to be able to visit Fife College and meet some of their amazing students.

"They were all really enthusiastic to learn more about barbering, and I'm delighted I was able to show them a couple of new styles and pass on some tricks of the trade.

"The course they're studying at the college is clearly a great place for them to start, and I told them that if they stay passionate about what they're doing they'll go on to have great careers in the industry."

Hayley Whyte, a barbering student from Leven, said: "I really enjoyed learning from Liam. There was a ton of really useful information in the tutorial and I got a lot from it.

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"He's a really down to earth guy and he was able to explain everything really well.

"I'm keen to go on to work in a barbers once I've finished my course at the college, and to gain knowledge like this will definitely come in handy in the future."

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