I pay £15 to sit in uncomfortable silence after telling the barber what I want and have him do whatever he wants anyway
Haircuts
- Thread starter GodGiveMeStrength
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If I get a regular stylist, I always tend to get to know her real well and sort of fall in love with her. At this point I think I've been strongly attracted to at least 20 over the years.
Through much trial and error, I taught myself how to cut my own hair when I was still in high school. I like to style it my own way so I knew what I wanted. Messed myself up a few times, so my dad would fix it or I'd just cut it even shorter. If you keep short hair, it shouldn't be hard to learn how to cut it yourself. The guards on the shears do most of the work for you. If you keep medium length hair, then it's more difficult since you have to know how to work with scissors but you can also cover up your mess up easier if you style it correctly.
I slick it back with pomade, then comb and blow dry it to give it some volume, then hairspray it to make it stay.
I slick it back with pomade, then comb and blow dry it to give it some volume, then hairspray it to make it stay.
There's a barber shop nearby me that only charges $10. I'll give a $5 tip and if they do a really good job, a $10 tip. I cut my hair short and then I'll trim the sides by myself a month or so later to save money, and then once it grows out again and is starting to get long in the back and the top, I'll get another haircut done. I don't trust myself to get the back / top of my head done good.