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I Wish I'd Remembered.....
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...that my one and only foray into the world of the hairdresser had been a disaster....
I chopped off with rusty shears and a pudding bowl ....and at her request .... the beautiful, sit upon, blonde ringlets of my best friend........we were about seven.
This morning I decided I was making a mistake letting my hair grow....the back's fine.....didn't like the front and sides.....how hard could it be to give them a bit of lift?.....
The right side looked good......til I did the left....and then had to shorten the right to match.....it didn't....I am now nearing my earlobes.....
I think having one leg longer than the other and poor eyesight isn't helping......so....one last attempt with the pudding bowl....or maybe I'll just phone the hairdresser and beg an emergency appointment....... :-(
I chopped off with rusty shears and a pudding bowl ....and at her request .... the beautiful, sit upon, blonde ringlets of my best friend........we were about seven.
This morning I decided I was making a mistake letting my hair grow....the back's fine.....didn't like the front and sides.....how hard could it be to give them a bit of lift?.....
The right side looked good......til I did the left....and then had to shorten the right to match.....it didn't....I am now nearing my earlobes.....
I think having one leg longer than the other and poor eyesight isn't helping......so....one last attempt with the pudding bowl....or maybe I'll just phone the hairdresser and beg an emergency appointment....... :-(
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You posting reminds me of an incident when I was in my twenties. I had bought what was known as a 'Barber Trim Comb' and used it quite regularly. It had a razor blade set in the centre of the comb which allowed for altering the depth of cut. Great for tidying-up my frizzy hair. Well one evening I gave a 'run' over my hair with a good cutting depth. Using just my right...
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You posting reminds me of an incident when I was in my twenties. I had bought what was known as a 'Barber Trim Comb' and used it quite regularly. It had a razor blade set in the centre of the comb which allowed for altering the depth of cut. Great for tidying-up my frizzy hair.
Well one evening I gave a 'run' over my hair with a good cutting depth. Using just my right hand, I kept dragging the comb to the same spot on the back of my head. Result, when I held up my shaving mirror to view the back in the bathroom mirror, it looked as if I had been attacked with a Tomahawk.......A bare strip from the crown of my pate down to the nape of my neck.
The following morning I went to the Barber who listened to my story and said to tidy-up the mess he would have to cut my hair very short all over. He did and it was the start of my Crew-Cut period for well over a month.
I lost the comb and could never find it. It's my guess that my wife binned it.
Hans.
Well one evening I gave a 'run' over my hair with a good cutting depth. Using just my right hand, I kept dragging the comb to the same spot on the back of my head. Result, when I held up my shaving mirror to view the back in the bathroom mirror, it looked as if I had been attacked with a Tomahawk.......A bare strip from the crown of my pate down to the nape of my neck.
The following morning I went to the Barber who listened to my story and said to tidy-up the mess he would have to cut my hair very short all over. He did and it was the start of my Crew-Cut period for well over a month.
I lost the comb and could never find it. It's my guess that my wife binned it.
Hans.