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Leicester Men's Hairdressers

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I was asked one at work what's the most I'd pay for a haircut. Zero pounds.

 

As I own a pair of clippers, hate awkward barber's conversations, there really is no need to spend any money on my head. I used to have a fine head of hair whenst younger, and yet still don't understand the idea of preening, and spending excessive money on it, like the ladies. It's just not reet.

I used to do my own too. 1 or 2 all over. Until someone said I looked like Kirk out of Corro!

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It's OK. I was born with a head of curly hair and I've been punished for it ever since. Strange as my three bothers have about lost theirs. Mine is going grey now and last time I think they did a No. 6 on me which I am not up to speed with the terms. Not grown back yet. paying £3.50 means I can go twice as often and keep my hair looking reasonable instead of a mess.

1 grade is 3mm as far as I'm aware, hence Grade 6 is shaved to 18mm.

I usually pay between £15 - £30 before spending around £15 on product and I've got relatively short hair, which is probably too much. Although it's wavy, and there's nothing worse than disliking how you're hair looks.

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My hair was done by my sister once. I'm 61 and when I visit my family in the Laje District my mum still moans if I have untidy hair and we are going to a local pub or restaurant. She goes for her handbag and produces a comb which she starts to administer to my hair. Can be embarrassing in front of strangers but I still love her.

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My hair was done by my sister once. I'm 61 and when I visit my family in the Laje District my mum still moans if I have untidy hair and we are going to a local pub or restaurant. She goes for her handbag and produces a comb which she starts to administer to my hair. Can be embarrassing in front of strangers but I still love her.

 

Brilliant  lol

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  • 10 months later...

I'm looking for some advice.

I'm looking for a Men's Hairdresser (not Barber) of some quality but that wont charge me a raging fortune.

Does anyone have a recommendation?

 

Thanks in advance

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What's the difference between a barber's and a hairdressers?  I genuinely don't know.

 

I pay £6.50 to get my haircut, often by a lady that spent a modest lottery win on a boob job.

 

I do know of somewhere where you can get your haircut for a fiver but trust, me the extra £1.50 is well worth spending (and it's not because of the boobs)

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