Hairdressing Job, apply with CV within (Rant alert)

[Archie_tect]

Now we understand....

 

[gaz]

For connivence I get my hair cut during my lunch break at work. In a little barbers off Marylebone, this means it's just under £30 but it's worth it, get a good cut everytime and the banter is always good.

 

[martint235]

Shave mine completely once a week. If I grow a beard then for a treat I go to the turkish barber for a whole head shave, £18

 

[cyberknight]

No i am not showing my hair !
changing my avatar just to confuse folk

 

[Sandra6]

Son is now wearing a hat.
Still interested??
I do a good mohawk.
I only pay £20 for a wash, cut and blow dry so £35 seems excessive. I had mine cut and coloured and got change from £50.

 

[Little yellow Brompton]

[QUOTE 2289779, member: 259"]Yeah, me too. I was told I looked like one of the Mitchell brothers on Eastenders. But not in a good way...[/quote]
There is a good way to look as if you talk like that?

 

[MarkF]

No 2 for me also, £7 with £1 tip as he spends so long, both of us know this is not necessary.

I'm about to do my son's hair with the clippers.

I did my son's once when he was 7, I remember it vividly, it was the day before he was due to go back to school after the summer hols. Bought some clippers and started to zap him to a No4. Half way through the job I took off the No4 "blade" to clean the clippers, but forgot to replace it and ran the clippers right down the centre of his bonce, front to back.

 

[Maz]

Can you use clippers on yourself? Or do you have to get someone to cut it for you.
It must be tricky cutting the back of your hair with accuracy, right?

 

[Sandra6]

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I did my son's once when he was 7, I remember it vividly, it was the day before he was due to go back to school after the summer hols. Bought some clippers and started to zap him to a No4. Half way through the job I took off the No4 "blade" to clean the clippers, but forgot to replace it and ran the clippers right down the centre of his bonce, front to back. [/quote]

Almost made that mistake earlier, fortunately only trimmed the back of his neck before I remembered!

Maz, my older son sometimes does his own, it doesn't look any worse than when I do it for him. Make of that what you will.

 

[MissTillyFlop]

Mr TF goes to one in Crystal Palace that's £12. He thinks that's dear!

I pay £30 and I think that's cheap, for lady hair especially. (Tidy Hair in Brixton - lovely place!)

I used to have a crew cut and it cost me £60 a time to have it done, all because I have boobs. Think on.

 

[Crankarm]

I go to Eddies off Hills Road in Cambridge. The barbers there can actually cut hair as opposed to those that can't and fall back on sheering. I think the cost is a £10, but I normally give them a large tip as they are good.

 

[Peteaud]

Druces at Ilminster, grafe 6 for £6

 

[cyberknight]

Can you use clippers on yourself? Or do you have to get someone to cut it for you.
It must be tricky cutting the back of your hair with accuracy, right?

yes and yes...
i always struggle with the crown area otherwise i just take my time and go over the same area a few times by feel .

 

[Night Train]

My dad cuts my hair. Mostly I can get a cut within half an hour of a request. Only once he refused as it was late, dark and cold in the conservatory and he told me to come back in the morning. He doesn't charge me and Mum brings me a too.

 

[ufkacbln]

Mr TF goes to one in Crystal Palace that's £12. He thinks that's dear!

I pay £30 and I think that's cheap, for lady hair especially. (Tidy Hair in Brixton - lovely place!)

I used to have a crew cut and it cost me £60 a time to have it done, all because I have boobs. Think on.

You paid someone to shave your boobs!

... Or did I misread that