How Often Do You Get Your Haircut?

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$fracas$ fracasMember

quote:
Originally posted by *Yogi Bear*:
it is so thick and dry and i don't condition it

Lady! Get some conditioner, I can't manage mine without conditioner, especially when it's long. Or at least put a treatment in once a week. Blinking heck, how do you comb it through?

That sounded a bit shouty didn't it?

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8/9/097:17 AM

TiGiMember

I cut mine about once a month, mainly the fringe and keeping the layers tidy.

8/9/098:22 AM

DanceSetteeMember

I only go when someone bigger and stronger than me drags me kicking and screaming to a hairdressers....I hate them

Last time I had it cut was xmas when my sister attacked me with the kitchen scissors out of shame

8/9/098:31 AM

Blizz'ardMember 10 years

I last went to the hairdressers four and a half years ago.

I just attack it myself, every few months.

8/9/098:39 AM

CheekyPixieMember

About every 4 or 5 months. Just a trim - like 1 to 2 inches. I refuse to go any more often as it's £15 to have a trim, which I think is a lot. I know hairdressing is an acquired skill, but it only takes 10 minutes!

8/9/098:40 AM

Former Member

cut/coloured every 6/8 weeks

8/9/098:44 AM

MoominMember

More often than Marcus

8/9/098:53 AM

Former Member

I last had my hair cut about 10 years ago. I don't like hairdressers.

8/9/099:01 AM

CagneyMember

quote:
Originally posted by Growlybear:
I don't like hairdressers.

8/9/099:05 AM

CagneyMember

Oh and...

quote:
Originally posted by Growlybear:
I last had my hair cut about 10 years ago.

8/9/099:06 AM

TiGiMember

No wonder business is slow

8/9/099:45 AM

CroctacusMember

I do my own whenever the mood takes me.

8/9/0910:06 AM

Former Member

quote:
Originally posted by Cagney:
quote:
Originally posted by Growlybear:
I don't like hairdressers.

I would rather go to the dentist than to a hairdresser

Before the hairdresser I went to 10 years ago, it had been 6 years since I'd had my hair done - and I ended up suing that one

8/9/0910:09 AM

Former Member

Blimey, can't believe that so many people cut their own hair- I wouldn't dare! Mine costs me the best part of £100 for cut and highlights so I only go once every 3/4 months

8/9/0910:41 AM

GiggsMember

^^^^^ Same here £120 every 10-12 weeks

8/9/0911:06 AM

angelicarwenMember

My haircut costs me £4.50. She comes to my house and makes a great job. Hubby is also £4.50 and mini me is free! Can't beat that!

8/9/0911:10 AM

RoxiMember

I dont really go to the hairdressers that much. My hair is short right now and I am growing it long so wont be hairdressers for a long while

8/9/0911:11 AM

tuppsMember

quote:
Originally posted by Supercalifragilistic:
Blimey, can't believe that so many people cut their own hair- I wouldn't dare! Mine costs me the best part of £100 for cut and highlights so I only go once every 3/4 months

me neither.. for a start if I hacked into my own hair my hairdresser would have a hissy fit..

8/9/0911:13 AM

CroctacusMember

I cut husbands and the boys hair...£30 for a pair of clippers that last about 10 years...bargain!

As for cutting my own...longish curly hair will hide a multitude of sins.

8/9/0911:13 AM

LeccyMember

Depends, I had my long hair chopped of a couple of years ago, I had it trimmed more often when it was in a short bob.

Recently I've been growing it so I haven't had it cut since Christmas...though I have been having my fringe trimmed...now I'm growing my fringe. I wore it in a quiffy thing last night as my fringe is in my eyes and my brother said I looked like Herman Munster

8/9/0911:16 AM

DirtyprettygirlthingMember

I cut my own hair... tis fine (just stick it in a ponytail... nape of the neck for a bob type cut... top of the head for layers) and lop it off!

I colour my own too.

And I clipper hubbies and sons hair... but I hate doing it!

I colour daughters... don't usually cut it, she goes to the hairdressers for that! (though I did cut her a fringe recently).

8/9/0911:16 AM

queenshaksMember

quote:
Originally posted by FGG Aka Crocodile Rock:
I cut husbands and the boys hair...£30 for a pair of clippers that last about 10 years...bargain!

As for cutting my own...longish curly hair will hide a multitude of sins.

That's about right.

My husband's cut his own and my son's, I also cut's my son's hair if he's busy.

I cut my daughter's hair too.

8/9/0911:17 AM

DirtyprettygirlthingMember

quote:
Originally posted by TiGi:
No wonder business is slow

eeek! sorry Tigi!

I did have it done properly for years and years... and I would happily hand over the menfolks hair to professional!

8/9/0911:18 AM

CroctacusMember

Its only cos its long I can get away with it now...years ago I used to have it so short it needed trimming every 2 weeks to keep the shape.

8/9/0911:18 AM

fookatMember

quote:
Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
I cut my own hair... tis fine (just stick it in a ponytail... nape of the neck for a bob type cut... top of the head for layers) and lop it off!

).

i do that too but it doesnt always come out right

8/9/0911:22 AM

EssieMember

quote:
Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
I cut my own hair... tis fine (just stick it in a ponytail... nape of the neck for a bob type cut... top of the head for layers) and lop it off!

I colour my own too.

And I clipper hubbies and sons hair... but I hate doing it!

I colour daughters... don't usually cut it, she goes to the hairdressers for that! (though I did cut her a fringe recently).

I cut my own too, I've got long curly hair, when its wet I brush it all to the front twist it into a unicorn shape, cut off about an inch- result perfect layers everytime, it was a tip I'd seen years ago on the Richard & Judy show, by Trevor Sorbie.

8/9/0911:31 AM

DirtyprettygirlthingMember

quote:
Originally posted by Essex Angel:
quote:
Originally posted by Dirtyprettygirlthing:
I cut my own hair... tis fine (just stick it in a ponytail... nape of the neck for a bob type cut... top of the head for layers) and lop it off!

I colour my own too.

And I clipper hubbies and sons hair... but I hate doing it!

I colour daughters... don't usually cut it, she goes to the hairdressers for that! (though I did cut her a fringe recently).

I cut my own too, I've got long curly hair, when its wet I brush it all to the front twist it into a unicorn shape, cut off about an inch- result perfect layers everytime, it was a tip I'd seen years ago on the Richard & Judy show, by Trevor Sorbie.

Celebrity Scissorhands, year before last (the one with Aled in it!)... thats where I saw how to do it!

8/9/0911:33 AM

Tom BennettMember

i've got my own hair clippers so i can trim it whenever

8/9/0911:34 AM

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