I don't even know who I trust with my hair. The past two years, every hair stylist has failed me.
I now have trust issues. lol.
I now have trust issues. lol.
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If I ever allow my hair to go straight again... I shall surely take a pic and post it, just for the sake of the curious. 
However... that might take a couple of years.
If that's any incentive to stick around.
However... that might take a couple of years.
If that's any incentive to stick around.
Me too! And I thought it was cool till I went to our gate and two guys riding past on bicycles called out to me, "Hey what happened to your hair?" My 6 year old brain worked out that it didn't turn out as well as I had thought.
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If I ever allow my hair to go straight again... I shall surely take a pic and post it, just for the sake of the curious.
However... that might take a couple of years.
If that's any incentive to stick around.
Why do I get the feeling that its gonna be an "Abraham" kinda wait?
My great-uncle had a number of small business interests when I was really young. One of these was a barbershop, so my brother and I went there for our haircuts since before I can remember. As a teenager and a young man i still went there and a few of the same men were working there. The place had changed ownership a few times over the years but I still went there until I was in my first job. I showed up one Saturday at lunchtime and had a really short cut that day. The barber started on the one side of my head and halfway through power went. Apparently there was a scheduled maintenance of the sub-station at 1 O' Clock and these guys had been notified.
My barber then had the gall to ask me to return on Monday morning to finish my haircut. of course I wasn't the only person in this embarrassing predicament, there were 6 other men with unfinished business. So we MADE them send a delegation to the substation a block away to persuade the electricity maintenance team to give them another 15 mins. That was my last visit to that place.
My barber then had the gall to ask me to return on Monday morning to finish my haircut. of course I wasn't the only person in this embarrassing predicament, there were 6 other men with unfinished business. So we MADE them send a delegation to the substation a block away to persuade the electricity maintenance team to give them another 15 mins. That was my last visit to that place.
If I ever allow my hair to go straight again... I shall surely take a pic and post it, just for the sake of the curious.
However... that might take a couple of years.
If that's any incentive to stick around.
Kim, a more specific question to you..
Were there salons for women around the time of the dinosaurs? Was it difficult to maintain the hair?
runs and hides
Kim, a more specific question to you..
Were there salons for women around the time of the dinosaurs? Was it difficult to maintain the hair?
runs and hides
Actually, Roh, times were a lot simpler back then.
All one needed was a good flint knife and a club.
The flint knife came in handy for both cutting the hair and skinning your dinner.
And the club? Why, that's what we used when a young whippersnapper started acting up and not keeping quiet around the campfire.
*Stares at Roh.* Come a little closer, dear.
I still have my club, you know. You might call it a relic... but I call it... insurance.
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I don't cut my hair or get trims, but I have considered getting my hair dyed. I've never actually been to a salon (for myself), but I think it could be fun.
I've given my brother a haircut a few times, as well as ntw's hair. I kind of enjoy doing haircuts. ^u^
(Before my brother found a barber he liked, he would ask me to cut his hair because mom would start threatening to do it herself... and you didn't want my mom cutting your hair.)
I've given my brother a haircut a few times, as well as ntw's hair. I kind of enjoy doing haircuts. ^u^
(Before my brother found a barber he liked, he would ask me to cut his hair because mom would start threatening to do it herself... and you didn't want my mom cutting your hair.)
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Yeah... she would always take off waaaaay more than he wanted, whereas I would ask him how much and where, and then feather it so it didn't look butchered off. He liked having a say about how his hair would look for the next 3 months lol
My mother inflicted the girl mullet on me. I still have bitter feelings about it.
I finally became old enough to absolutely refuse.
(No, this isn't me, but it's close enough to make me feel sad.)
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My mother inflicted the girl mullet on me. I still have bitter feelings about it.
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(No, this isn't me, but it's close enough to make me feel sad.)
LOL Wowww... I'm sorry.
I think I would need professional help after that...
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