new thread
to even out my 'mullet'?
The best times to trim long hair are
on the third full moon of the month,during any month that does not have an r, a, or u in it, orduring any month that has a Friday the Thirteenth and does not start on Sunday
on the third full moon of the month,during any month that does not have an r, a, or u in it, orduring any month that has a Friday the Thirteenth and does not start on Sunday
on the third full moon of the month,during any month that does not have an r, a, or u in it, orduring any month that has a Friday the Thirteenth and does not start on Sunday
it doesn't matter which one you use. think about it.... only odd years.... leap year comes every four years....
on the third full moon of the month,during any month that does not have an r, a, or u in it, orduring any month that has a Friday the Thirteenth and does not start on Sunday
on the third full moon of the month,during any month that does not have an r, a, or u in it, orduring any month that has a Friday the Thirteenth and does not start on Sunday
when the shortest hairs have reached waist length
Right on man !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I hope this is of help to you.
Depends on what you are comfortable with.
Not every long-haired guy has to be a zealot like some on this board.
Cutting it while trying to "grow out" a short (in parts) hair cut WILL extend the awkward phase. It may also (as with me) keep the hair neat and un-awkward, assuming you actually communicate with the stylist and they respect your desires.
I chose to keep cutting the bottom part of the back until the front came within an inch or two. Now I am just letting it grow, until about shoulder length, then maintaining that length.
--Happy Scrappy Hero Pup.