OT much-needed haircut

Is that number 2 in miles or kilometers?

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micky
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Yep,, been doing that for decades now.

It isnt really, just not as easy because you cant see the back.

I don't use those at all, just mow it back to a stubble. That's easier because you can feel how long it is at the back because you can easily feel the bit you have missed.

I don't even use the combs at all anymore, just do it without them.

Like a buzz cut. It grows out quite quickly and imo looks better than the bare skull effect which needs daily maintenance. Fuck that. Same with the face..

Reply to
Rod Speed

Covfefe?

Reply to
covfefe

+1 Scissors over comb here. It's hard to master. Don't want to look like a Nazi skinhead or an ex-con, I have a bad reputation to uphold. I suppose I could let it grow, but people would mistake me for Jeesus. []'s
Reply to
Shadow

I start with a No 5 all over, then I switch to a No 2 for the sides and back. Lastly, I remove the guard and touch up the base of the neck. I use two mirrors for that part.

Reply to
Jim Joyce

Google says that the number 5 is only 5/8 th inch. That means it is almost a buzz cut. OK if that is what you want, I guess.

Reply to
Frank

I decided, with encouragement from my wife (who doesn't want to be blamed if she makes me look as if I fell into a lawnmower), to just let it grow. I'm retired, I'm going out only to take walks in the neighborhood or to shop for food, I'm in my 70s, I really don't care how I look or what other people might think about how I look. Besides I'm amused about watching what my full head of very wavy hair chooses to do. Each day it's a new look. Took a real attitude adjustment for this veteran of 30 yrs. on active duty! Never too old to try something new; especially if it's harmless.

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Retirednoguilt

Now you have choicES. Before you told me to use a 2 all over and I can't go wrong.

Reply to
micky

Nope, no holes in the hands and ankles.

Reply to
Rod Speed

Try it on your wife and let me know how she likes it, and then I'll consider it.

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micky

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