Coronahair
- Thread starter Drago
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- Location
- Somewhere wet & hilly in NW England.
Adam4868
Guru
Nah I'm far too vain...she said she was trying to make me look like Harry Styles,where as I came out of it looking more Travis Bickle.Would've made a great avatar pic'.
I like Skol
A Minging Manc...
- Location
- Sunny Ashton-under-Lyne
One of my colleagues arrived at work this morning with a bad lockdown hairdo. Nobody mentioned it 
He is some charachter.
Rusty Nails
We remember
- Location
- Living in the slow lane
I'd love one of those Peaky Blinders cuts. The trouble is my hair grows where I'd want to cut it off and doesn't grow where I'd want to have it.
Birds love it LOL
anothersam
SMIDSMe
- Location
- Far East Sussex
Julia9054
Guru
- Location
- Knaresborough
This sheep escaped to the hills and didn’t get sheared for 6 years. It grew 60 pounds of wool.
How many of us are planning on rocking this look?
How many of us are planning on rocking this look?
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I have quite long hair. I just get Mr WD to chop a couple of inches off the bottom once on a while. Mr WD does his own now that he doesn't have much left.
I cut his hair for about 43 years. He never complained........He wouldn't dare.
I cut his hair for about 43 years. He never complained........He wouldn't dare.
- Location
- Inside my skull
Sadly the days when I looked like that have passed.
Chromatic
Legendary Member
- Location
- Gloucestershire
My nomination for post of the day.
mistyoptic
Vintage
- Location
- A parallel reality
Salad Dodger
Guru
- Location
- Kent Coast
My brother in law has his hair cut fairly short. Not shaved off but normally a fairly "short back and sides" cut that he has done at the barbers every 6 weeks or so.
He lives on his own, so there is no one at home to cut it for him.
He is also on chemo for stomach cancer, so he is in total isolation, with his son bringing him food once a week.
In our last phone call, discussion turned to his hair needing a cut.
Clearly his hair was bothering him after a few weeks of lockdown, so, being a very practical type of bloke, he turned his thoughts to cutting it for himself. How hard can it be? Anyway, if it looked a bit rubbish it would soon grow back.
He found a beard trimmer in a cupboard. One of those stubble trimmer things, (remember them?) which he figured would do the job.
Ah, but how do you get a neat straight line across the back, when you can't see where you are shaving?
Masking tape.
He applied a line of masking tape across the back of his neck and then shaved above it........
I was tempted to ask for a picture of the resulting cut, as viewed from the back, but it might have sounded a bit like I was taking the mickey!
He lives on his own, so there is no one at home to cut it for him.
He is also on chemo for stomach cancer, so he is in total isolation, with his son bringing him food once a week.
In our last phone call, discussion turned to his hair needing a cut.
Clearly his hair was bothering him after a few weeks of lockdown, so, being a very practical type of bloke, he turned his thoughts to cutting it for himself. How hard can it be? Anyway, if it looked a bit rubbish it would soon grow back.
He found a beard trimmer in a cupboard. One of those stubble trimmer things, (remember them?) which he figured would do the job.
Ah, but how do you get a neat straight line across the back, when you can't see where you are shaving?
Masking tape.
He applied a line of masking tape across the back of his neck and then shaved above it........
I was tempted to ask for a picture of the resulting cut, as viewed from the back, but it might have sounded a bit like I was taking the mickey!