Hairstyle
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^looking very cool.
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Finn looking good had to take another look on photo 2 I thought you grew a huge goatee then I realized it was just part of the bush you were standing in front of.
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Awesome video. I'm going to check this barbershop out.
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Awesome video. I'm going to check this barbershop out.
Next time you're over here I'll go with you. I've been in Tomcats once before but couldn't get a cut because it was packed for the day. My friend used to go all the time. You get complimentary PBRs and there are Playboys to look at while you wait. Only about 15min walk from my house.
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^nice I'm down
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Need a cut but my dude could be a wait of anywhere between 30 minutes and 1.5 hours. Hmmmm
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Looks like my schedule is every two weeks now. Heading down to que up for the 10am opening. Gotta look fresh for Warp and Weft today.
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Probably should have gotten a hair cut as well xD! If anyone has a recommendation on how to cut a jew fro and have it look nice I'm willing to see what I could possibly do..
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As a continuation from my latest WAYWT pic. As MikeC stated, something needs to be done. I am in complete agreement.
However the last time I had my hair cut for charity (Children in Need, way back in 2006 I think), £5.00 was raised.
Now I don't know quite when the link was formed in my mind between hair cut and some form of charity event, but it was. And so, whenever someone at work got a little "your hair is really long now… You could cut it... For charity?". My reply became "Well no, because the last time I tried that the miserable [insert unflattering expletive of your choice] in Knutsford only gave £5.00". And then whoever suggested the idea mumbled something and walked off.
So to cut a long story short - haircuts in my experience have become horrific events where I get put on show and have my head shaved in the name of Charity.
Don't know when this became such a long rambling rant, but hey ho.
So… Help me overcome this hideous experience. Please.
As it stands:
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Once you've had a good haircut, you'll look at the experience in a completely different light. A bit like going to the dentist's… As for people commenting "oh, you've had it cut", that normally lasts for a day or two and then people move on to talking about the weather or TV.
I'm behind MikeC's recommendation of taking it down to shoulder length. Or you could really have a lot taken off but keep enough on the front and top for a backcombed look (with product).
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Just go ahead and shave it. The sight of your ghostly white, lumpy skull will so frighten and disgust people that they will refrain from commenting. Perhaps from even talking to you at all.
That was what happened with me, anyway…
but still rocking the same hairstyle.
