Does anyone cut their own hair?
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Lost_Nomad
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let me cut your hair. 
. I'll give everyone free hair cuts, plus this is a exclusive SP barbershop, you get a freindly barber that understands, and all people are friendly SP customers. :wink:
. I'll give everyone free hair cuts, plus this is a exclusive SP barbershop, you get a freindly barber that understands, and all people are friendly SP customers. :wink:
TigerShark
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Wow, I have that same problem. Luckily I just wear a buzz cut now, so all I need is a pair of razors.
SaharaWorld
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I never go to the hairdressers. My mum trims it for me twice a year. I always keep it to the same length because it's curly. Too short and it looks too thick - too long and it becomes unmanageable. It's so unfair! lol
Girls with straight hair are lucky - I am jealous!!
Girls with straight hair are lucky - I am jealous!!
TigerShark
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Yeah I have Kramer hair so the only thing I can do is shave it. Good thing I'm a guy.
My wife cuts mine with clippers, it's kept short and I hated going to the barbers, I would never wait for more than 10 min’s for a haircut or no more than 2 people waiting and I would keep going back until the shop was less busy , sometimes it could take days for those right conditions to present itself . :roll:
stonecoldrose
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Yep
I have ALWAYS in any case except emergency.
Last year I had to go to a stylist to fix a bad perm and was there for three hours. It was hell...all of them talking, all of us in a circle, gossipping...well of course cept for me sitting their like a deaf mute (a clammy one) while they all carried on and I felt terrible
I have ALWAYS in any case except emergency.
Last year I had to go to a stylist to fix a bad perm and was there for three hours. It was hell...all of them talking, all of us in a circle, gossipping...well of course cept for me sitting their like a deaf mute (a clammy one) while they all carried on and I felt terrible
KevVversion1
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I ended up with a ponytail for my late teens and early 20's as I kept putting off going to the barbers... It was only when I discovered alcohol aged 25 that I decided to get a cut, I now get it done about every 6 months as I have improved a lot but I still sometimes have a bit of a drink before I go.
renegade
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Yeah, it's difficult to get a haircut.
Good thing it lasts 5 to 10 min for me cause I like my hair very short.
Not to mention that my barber is a 21 years old cute girl and in the same room there are 2 more other young girls. And my anxiety is almost unbearable in presence of opposite sex.
But I have to get my hair cut, so I have no choise.
Good thing it lasts 5 to 10 min for me cause I like my hair very short.
Not to mention that my barber is a 21 years old cute girl and in the same room there are 2 more other young girls. And my anxiety is almost unbearable in presence of opposite sex.
But I have to get my hair cut, so I have no choise.
Snowcrash
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Man, haircuts! I thought I was the only person who hated going for them.
Luckily I keep my hair short, so it doesn't take long.
But seriously, I have it timed out to the best day and time to go when the place will be least busy so that I can get in and out of there.
(2PM on a Monday at my place. Kids are still in school, lots of adults are stuck at work or picking up/meeting kids after school. Luckily I work really early in the morning, so I am off early. And I think more and more people are there as the weekend gets closer.)
Luckily I keep my hair short, so it doesn't take long.
But seriously, I have it timed out to the best day and time to go when the place will be least busy so that I can get in and out of there.
(2PM on a Monday at my place. Kids are still in school, lots of adults are stuck at work or picking up/meeting kids after school. Luckily I work really early in the morning, so I am off early. And I think more and more people are there as the weekend gets closer.)
kaitsurinu
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I don't have a problem with getting my hair cut, but that's probably becuase I've gone to the same hairdresser since.. forever I guess. Around 15 years I'm guessing, as I turn 16 in 2 months. She knows the major events and such tht have happened in my family, since the salon is just up the road . I can (and often have) walked there for a hair cut, since it's only a few minutes away.
However, the thought of going to someone else scares me. I'm afraid they'd yell at me for all my split ends or dandruff. I actually had to have someone else trim my hair once since the usual lady was on vacation. It was just another person in the same shop, and the one who usually cuts my mom's hair no less. I almost changed my mind to have my hair cut later insead of having someone new cut it.
Around 15 years I'm guessing, as I turn 16 in 2 months. She knows the major events and such tht have happened in my family, since the salon is just up the road . I can (and often have) walked there for a hair cut, since it's only a few minutes away. However, the thought of going to someone else scares me. I'm afraid they'd yell at me for all my split ends or dandruff. I actually had to have someone else trim my hair once since the usual lady was on vacation. It was just another person in the same shop, and the one who usually cuts my mom's hair no less. I almost changed my mind to have my hair cut later insead of having someone new cut it.
Lost_Nomad said:let me cut your hair.
:lol: sounds good. You're not from Toronto are ya?
I go about once a year to correct the damage I've done cutting it myself.
blubs
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I thought it was just me
I always panic big -time at the hairdressers...its that combination of having to sit still...having someone too close to me....being surrounded by chatty skinny glamorous girls that make me feel like a moose...and then having to see myself try to cope with it all the mirror.
I persuaded my boyfriend to cut it last time....its not one of his talents :lol: ...my hairs quite wonky now...but it saved me the stress of going
I always panic big -time at the hairdressers...its that combination of having to sit still...having someone too close to me....being surrounded by chatty skinny glamorous girls that make me feel like a moose...and then having to see myself try to cope with it all the mirror.
I persuaded my boyfriend to cut it last time....its not one of his talents :lol: ...my hairs quite wonky now...but it saved me the stress of going
Leithliseach
Member
I cut my own hair with an electric razor thing and two mirrors. It's a tedious pain in the arse. The worst thing about a barber would be if they started speaking to me, stuck there in a chair until they're finished.