just buy some clippers and give it a going over once a month. There's nothing to it.
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just buy some clippers and give it a going over once a month. There's nothing to it.
Problem is that if it’s not cut right, I look like a thug bouncer. Needs to be heavy on top. I’ll let it grow until I look a bit french.
Clipper the back and sides and leave the top then. Just cut your fringe back. The set I got came with some barber scissors which are handy for doing that.
Get your lady to do it, five minute job.
Number 2 for me (yes I know :doh:) - given up shaving and just give whole lot the "once over" with a nifty little Philips trimmer.
been cutting my own hair since i got mattied pretty much. daughter occasionally did it, but im fairly adept at it now. mine are an aincient set of wahl clippers.
Hmm. I'm more in the 'Popeye the Sailor Man' mould, I even have a wife with a passing resemblance to Olive Oyl. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
'I ams what I am.'
She refused - she doesn't want the responsibility. :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
nah, I bet she just likes the Captain Caveman look. Did she used to be a Teen Angel by any chance?Quote:
Originally Posted by Filterlab
Aye, if he wants to look like a zoomer!:ner:Quote:
Originally Posted by Macca
Rob's a young guy with a fine head of hair, and still a few years away yet from the 'middle-aged I don't give a fuck look', and so I'll just fire a mini-flymo over my nut and hope for the best'!:D:nono:
Plus, his partner and kids probably don't want him to look like an escaped convict! Honestly, you single blokes, with no-one else to consider and a penchant for tightwaddery, need to acknowledge that others live in a rather different world:ner::ner:
To cut a thick and/or long amount of hair, on men or women, PROPERLY, requires SKILL, which is why you have to go to college to be trained and attain the necessary qualifications. Sometimes it pays to put your hand in your pocket and leave certain jobs to the professionals;)
Carry on:)
Marco.