I bought a clippers 5 years ago as well but I don't trust the wife to cut my hair so I cut it myself. Its easy enough when you get used to it. I have a full head of hair so I use a 24mm on top and 12 mm back and sides.
I bought a clippers 5 years ago as well but I don't trust the wife to cut my hair so I cut it myself. Its easy enough when you get used to it. I have a full head of hair so I use a 24mm on top and 12 mm back and sides.I bought a pair of eletric clippers 5 years ago for 20 quid.
Took wife to barbers and told her to look and learn!
She has been giving me about 6 cuts a year out of them and they are still going.
Have you any magic solutions to cleaning up the mess afterwards? I tried cutting it in the shower cubicle, as the only option to avoid hair going all over the place.I bought a clippers 5 years ago as well but I don't trust the wife to cut my hair so I cut it myself. Its easy enough when you get used to it. I have a full head of hair so I use a 24mm on top and 12 mm back and sides.
I pay 35 Euros for a wash , cut and blow dry. It takes 25 mins and would be considered reasonable.Women are paying way over the odds for haircuts but its our own fault. The market charges what the market can take.If women stayed away, the hairdressers would'nt be long in dropping their prices.
I was amazed when my hairdresser told me that around Christmas, some women come in a few times in a week, if they are going out, for example. I am too mean and luckily the hairdresser gives a good cut so I only go there about three or four times a year!!
i pay 16 for a wash and dry and 70 for a cut colour and hi lights, i then tip 10