[IT_cyclist]

Approaching 2 months since last haircut and the situation is getting desperate.
My hair has some natural curl and I still have a full head of hair. (Thank goodness -- I was not blessed with height, so I have to have good hair. -- for reasons well documented in social science research.)
What are folks doing?
a) Self-cut
b)spouse-cut
c) just shave it all
d) attempt to control with "product"
e) embrace your inner hippie.

 

[127.72 MHz]

I have had my hair cut neat and trim every three weeks by the same lady for the past 27 years.

I feel bad for her and I feel bad for myself. I've had my wife trim the hair on my neck, so far. I'm not sure what it may come to.

 

[Oldsarge]

When I retired from the Army, I grew a ponytail. If this keeps up, I may return to that.

 

[eagle2250]

I started out this social distancing adventure with a decidedly severe "high-n-tight" cut. The hair is growing out and frankly, I cannot remember ever wearing my hair this length, but it is marginally still manageable. As mentioned by member 127.72 MHz, my wife is shaving the back of my neck and trimming the longer hairs trying to push over my ears and she (Mrs Eagle) has been offering to give me a more complete cut. However, things are going to have to get a lot more desperate, before we cross that bridge! LOL.

 

[Howard]

Approaching 2 months since last haircut and the situation is getting desperate.
My hair has some natural curl and I still have a full head of hair. (Thank goodness -- I was not blessed with height, so I have to have good hair. -- for reasons well documented in social science research.)
What are folks doing?
a) Self-cut
b)spouse-cut
c) just shave it all
d) attempt to control with "product"
e) embrace your inner hippie.

or (f) keep it long and just wait till the barbers re-open again.

 

[Howard]

I have had my hair cut neat and trim every three weeks by the same lady for the past 27 years.

I feel bad for her and I feel bad for myself. I've had my wife trim the hair on my neck, so far. I'm not sure what it may come to.

I've been using a regular razor to shave my neck hair.

 

[Mr. B. Scott Robinson]

I last had a cut around March 1. I am getting a bit shaggy but won't venture out to get a cut till sometime in June. Till then, I will make the best of the situ.

I could always rock my 2010 look again...

 

[FiscalDean]

My wife cut my hair for years. About 2 years ago, she talked me into using the same person who does her hair. Since we've missed our last two appointments due to the shutdown, she has "cleaned up" my neck, ears and eye brows. I'm hoping things open up soon. However, I do like saving some money, especially since I've been folically challenged for at least 50 years.

 

[mhj]

I look the exactly the same as I did when I graduated from high school in 1969.

 

[Oldsarge]

I wish I could train the poodle to use my clippers. I'd give myself a buzz cut if I could figure out where to let all the hair fall for sweeping.

 

[Howard]

I am still waiting for my barber to open up, hopefully it won't be much longer, my sideburns are almost starting to resemble Elvis.

 

[Old Road Dog]

My son and I share a set of professional electric clippers and some related haircutting accessories. I have cut my own hair since the pandemic started and would say I am able to do a respectable job of tapering and blending my conservative hair style; and I am picky about haircuts. My mother always cut my father's hair because he would drive the barber (and also his tailor) crazy with complaints. Maybe I inherited her skills.

My ER nurse-neighbor said she can handle any emergency at the hospital but really butchered the haircut she gave her husband. It was so bad that he wore a baseball cap to work for three weeks. Two unrelated skills sets, apparently.

 

[Peak and Pine]

I have cut my own hair for most of my life. I hesitate to post that because why would anyone care. Even I don't.The back is the tricky part, so for the first week of a fresh cut I leave any people I'm dealing with. by walking backwards.

 

[Andy]

I got a good haircut around the first of March and have been doing OK. I have to cut the sides and top front, but haven't messed with the back yet.

Here's what it looks like in Post 1 of

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[Acct2000]

I hope to get a haircut in either Ohio or Indiana tomorrow. (I live about 90 minutes away.) I have a funeral for my father on Wednesday. He was always immaculate when he dressed up.

I suppose that if I can't find a barbershop that is open and not too crowded, I'll just drive back home and deal with the funeral as my hair is. There are worse things. My hair has not been cut in 3 1/2 months and it's getting uncomfortable as well as looking shaggy. (I will avoid a barbershop that appears crowded. I don't want to invite the virus; I'm 63.)

 

[Oldsarge]

None of the barber shops around here are even open for business, yet, but we have hopes for the coming weekend.

 

[Mr. B. Scott Robinson]

My last cut was the last week of Feb and I have only been shaping my beard. I hope to get a trim mid June if the sickness numbers don’t start trending upward. Waiting for more data post opening of the state two weeks ago first.

Cheers

 

[Dhaller]

I have an appointment with my barber on June 18th. Earliest I could get.

(Good side of a very sought-after barber: a great haircut. Down side of a very sought-after barber: a great haircut in one month!)

DH

 

[Big T]

I look the exactly the same as I did when I graduated from high school in 1969.

So do I (1970), except for another 80 pounds and my top hair is gone & what is left,, is gray.

 

[Big T]

I wish I could train the poodle to use my clippers. I'd give myself a buzz cut if I could figure out where to let all the hair fall for sweeping.

Have you trained your poodle to hunt, like Uncle Si, on Duck Dynasty? All kidding aside, we have close friends with poodles and my sister & BIL have two (all have black Mercedes, also). We were left with BMW's and beagles!