krish
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Due to the current coronavirus advice it cannot have an evening out
How wrong can a number 1 all over get?Done mine. It’s not perfect. It’s not necessarily good. And I’m certainly not putting up a picture! But it is serviceable, certainly at the moment.
Clippers were £12.99 so I’ve paid more for worse haircuts. Even if they’re only used once (optimistic..?) they’ve paid for themselves.
As much as I don’t relish the whole barber experience I’ll go back to it once this is over because I’m happy to pay someone else to do it properly and, perhaps more so, to clear up the mess.
I tried to get clever. It’s an 8 on top, blended in to a 1 back and sides. I use the word ‘blended’ in its loosest-possible sense.How wrong can a number 1 all over get?
Do it properly!
Razor to the side of the head to give it the shine. Tops fine though.
Do it properly!
Razor to the side of the head to give it the shine. Tops fine though.
Now the barbers are shut I’m looking for some good hair clippers. I usually have a skin fade so will have to forget about that for now. So I want some clippers that I can use on my hair to do a 2 or a 3 all over?
Thanks
I couldn’t do it with normal clippers myself either. But the Remington quickcut is great and easy. And yes the Philips looks similar.^^^ DIYing it I think ... though he may have not used a DIY clipper like the Phillips rotary head one, or the Remington; although I was also pretty good with a normal clipper on myself
Prepare to flame me, I’ve got a very good Philips beard trimmer from 1mm to 15mm, can I give myself a grade 3 buzz cut?