Has anyone ever tried one of these Flowbee gadgets? I've always wondered if they really work.
http://www.flowbee.com/
http://www.flowbee.com/
DIY Haircut vs Professional
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I got a hair cut every month, I really don't mind paying the $12 plus the $3 tip
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I guess I'm not the only guy here who's not ultra-cheap.
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Paid someone 6.69 downtown to have it cut correctly using a "#1."
I'll have to visit Walmart one of these days to check out their clipper offerings.
Thanks everyone.
I'll have to visit Walmart one of these days to check out their clipper offerings.
Thanks everyone.
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A#1 blade gives you basically a buzz cut, right? I'd feel like a skinhead running around like that. I'd also get sunburn.
They cut mine with a #4 blade. #3 is for guys who are balding and who want to hide that fact -- at least that's what my barber says.
They cut mine with a #4 blade. #3 is for guys who are balding and who want to hide that fact -- at least that's what my barber says.
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By the way, I don't buy it that women like bald men. There may be exceptions, but whenever I go somewhere with my girflriend and her girlfriends, they make comments about bald guys ("He has probably more hair elsewhere" etc). I know, should I begin losing my hair, I will need hair plugs or a rug! Luckily, baldness seems not to run in my family, but you never know what's in store for you.
I use a #1 as it allows me to go longer between haircuts. The longer that I can go in between haircuts without looking too shabby, the better.
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I like my hair to be close-cropped, layered with tapered back and short sideburns. No can do with cutting all hair uniformly to the same length!
I find it humorous how hung up you are on male head hair. When mine is all gone it's gone. What the heck? Then you really have a field day with male body hair. Why? I just think it's a bit odd how much you mention it.
Can I start a thread on female hair?
Can I start a thread on female hair?
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Funny that, coming from Kappa!
Not quite to the kappa stage. Just had a #1 before the surgery. I'll let it go to mange, through the winter. Maybe get a #2 mid winter, just for the warmth.
I gotta go trim my eye brows and nose hairs.
How come you don't poke fun at Mark's hair? Kinda kappa gone hippie.
I gotta go trim my eye brows and nose hairs.
How come you don't poke fun at Mark's hair? Kinda kappa gone hippie.
The Flowbee works, but get earplugs.
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Are you saying you think Mark looks funny? I wouldn't know. Unlike you I haven't had him over for dinner, a schvitz and a cigar.
I hereby deny ever having even thought about a cigar while in Pablo's presence.
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So it's not suitable for ear hair trimming?
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Not quite to the kappa stage. Just had a #1 before the surgery. I'll let it go to mange, through the winter. Maybe get a #2 mid winter, just for the warmth.
I gotta go trim my eye brows and nose hairs.
How come you don't poke fun at Mark's hair? Kinda kappa gone hippie.
Let he who hath wisdom, understand these words:
"How tall would I be, without my enemies to measure me?"
(Taller than munchkins I shall leave nameless, unless further provoked...)
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I think this guy is hightening:
The altitude of his nest is exceeded only by the height of his platform shoes.
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