On May 18 2016 10:21 Requizen wrote: Speaking of canceled, the last season of Person of Interest has been pretty darn good so far. Sad to see it go though.
least its going out on a high note. rather then limping along for a while before it's finally canceled at a point where it's kind of a mess.
On May 18 2016 10:21 Requizen wrote: Speaking of canceled, the last season of Person of Interest has been pretty darn good so far. Sad to see it go though.
least its going out on a high note. rather then limping along for a while before it's finally canceled at a point where it's kind of a mess.
You just have to pick good shows. Silicon valley is somehow just getting better with each season
Apparently the hairdresser I've gone to for the last 5 years randomly sold her salon to someone else and neither her nor the new person told anyone... Didn't know until I was already there for a hair cut T.T
Oh the woes of choosing a hairdresser :E This time I'm actually going to a salon. The last few years my gf has been cutting my hair, but it's so long now she's just told me "fix that bush on your head"....
Edit: Seems my old hairdrasser still works but is fully booked with two weeks wait... eh I'll try her colleague, how bad can it be.
My hair is strange. Parts are kind of curly, parts aren't, and there's a strong cowlick at the front. Plus I have a slightly receding hairline giving me a bit of a widows peak thingy, so I like the hair on top to cover that slightly.
Me and the old hairdresser had spent like 2 years working out how on earth to cut it, and right as we start getting it right she leaves :<
I guess the new one could have done worse, but it's still a bit bleh
I'm torn on what to do with my hair. I've been cutting my own for the last ~5 years (just buzzing it mostly cuz that's what I was used to doing for gymnastics). The last couple times I've tried to do a bit more shaping, but still only with clippers, and it's a lot of work.
But I've been letting it grow for several months now (partially laziness, partially curiosity) and I'm starting to really want it cut again.
I haven't been to a hairdresser in ages, and I have no idea what I'd ask for.
And do you tip a hairdresser?? For some reason I remember that being a thing when I was younger but that seems so strange.
On May 18 2016 22:41 jcarlsoniv wrote: And do you tip a hairdresser?? For some reason I remember that being a thing when I was younger but that seems so strange.
I thought you tip everyone in America and noone outside of America.
I don't know how people deal with long hair. I've been growing mine out because a chick friend said it would look better in pictures than the standard buzz cut I've been going with.
While this may be more correct, the maintenance of having to actually do anything with my hair in the morning is actually cutting into my morning routine. Should I just cut it again? Team halp
What do you do in the morning that it takes a lot of work?
Just find a style that takes no work. For example, a Fauxhawk takes no work at all and looks classy as fuck. Just need a good hair dresser and takes 30 seconds of putting whatever putty / paste / etc you like in your hair.
On May 18 2016 22:56 iCanada wrote: What do you do in the morning that it takes a lot of work?
Just find a style that takes no work. For example, a Fauxhawk takes no work at all and looks classy as fuck. Just need a good hair dresser and takes 30 seconds of putting whatever putty / paste / etc you like in your hair.
It doesn't take me that long despite my hair reaching the bottom of my shoulder blades, but that's because it's very thin (which, in turn, is because it's trash quality and not made to be long at all), and I keep it attached at night so a quick brush and it's good to go. If I wanted to make it actually good in spite of its nature, I'd need to spend a lot more time though, and it'd probably be daily or even more. Currently it's mostly that I'd need a shampoo every other day and it'd take 20-30 minutes every time. And in exchange I can't get any volume out of it at all.
On May 18 2016 22:41 jcarlsoniv wrote: I'm torn on what to do with my hair. I've been cutting my own for the last ~5 years (just buzzing it mostly cuz that's what I was used to doing for gymnastics). The last couple times I've tried to do a bit more shaping, but still only with clippers, and it's a lot of work.
But I've been letting it grow for several months now (partially laziness, partially curiosity) and I'm starting to really want it cut again.
I haven't been to a hairdresser in ages, and I have no idea what I'd ask for.
And do you tip a hairdresser?? For some reason I remember that being a thing when I was younger but that seems so strange.
If you bring a phone and a picture of a celebrity you can often just show the picture and explain exactly what you want pretty easily. I tip 20% for a touch up 30% for a new cut and 40% for extra stuff (dyes, etc)
but in general for popular mens hair. Undercuts are real popular, where the sides are cut much shorter than the top and the top gets styled in a few different ways + Show Spoiler [undercut] +
Side parts are the more business-y popular haircut right now
On May 18 2016 22:56 iCanada wrote: What do you do in the morning that it takes a lot of work?
Just find a style that takes no work. For example, a Fauxhawk takes no work at all and looks classy as fuck. Just need a good hair dresser and takes 30 seconds of putting whatever putty / paste / etc you like in your hair.
Some of us have fucked up hair
Cowlicks man...
I've only recently started to use some sort of hair product as my hair has gotten longer mostly just to keep it out of my face. I imagine I'll play with it a bit once I cuz my hair, but I've never been a fan of faux hawks
@PX - that post is slightly helpful, although I wouldn't sport any of those hair cuts. I can't compete with those models' jaw lines
I've had hair down to my shoulders and I've always just towel dried and combed to the side with my hand for minimal effort. Might not be the best but I've stuck with it. What I don't like now is if my hair falls down straight instead of going over to the side it looks absolutely horrendous. (long on top and short on sides aka what coma calls a douche haircut )
The thing that takes the most time is literally waiting for my hair to be dry enough to put the styling wax in. I can't use gel because I live in a part of the county that is actually just raining all of the fucking time.
I don't own a hair dryer either, which would obviously remedy the situation. I'm really just not ready for that kind of commitment. I don't think I'm going to cut it yet, just not used to doing anything to my hair at all.
The last two pictures in px's post is what my hair looks like with no work and I hate it.
The first one is what I do but I just weave it to stand up and out of the way. I suppose a picture wouldn't actually be the worst thing. Brb work selfie.