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kim
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|  Subject: I cut Ashley's hair  Mon 18 Feb 2008, 11:47 am | |
| I decided to try to cuy Ashley's hair myself...it turned out ok. All I did was trim it, but it had been about years or so since she had it cut last! It had bad ends and now I hope it will brush easier  |
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Donna
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| | Subject: Re: I cut Ashley's hair Mon 18 Feb 2008, 12:30 pm | |
| How much did you trim off?I cut my husbsnds hair all the time,,he is esy to please..lol but I get too nervous cutting others.He trims mine and has trimmed the grandkids bangs etc.(He can cut a straight line across their forheads so good he could do it blindfolded,,lol)
Although I am wanting to get a perm sometime soon,,and maybe highlights,,not sure yet,,but I will go to the salon for that. |
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Vicki
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Localisation : Chesapeake Beach, Maryland
| | Subject: Re: I cut Ashley's hair Mon 18 Feb 2008, 1:28 pm | |
| Good job Kim. I have done Bailey's hair and my mom has also. Even Rosa has cut Bailey's bangs before. I had hers cut when we went to North Carolina (my aunt cut it free at her shop).
I cut Darin's most of the times as he gets it done with the clippers.
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gayla50
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Localisation : Western North Carolina
| | Subject: Re: I cut Ashley's hair Mon 18 Feb 2008, 2:40 pm | |
| I was just thinking Sarah need a trim she looks shaggy .. and Mike need a trim he has hat hair .
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kim
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| | Subject: Re: I cut Ashley's hair Mon 18 Feb 2008, 4:00 pm | |
| Ashley doesn't have bangs...so I cut the back and she has short "layers" around her face, from growing her bangs out...and I kinda trimmed them a little...it was good
Ty is easy he ets buzzed with the clippers |
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skinflint
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Joined : 13 Oct 2006
Posts : 1877
Localisation : Queensland, Australia
| | Subject: Re: I cut Ashley's hair Mon 18 Feb 2008, 6:36 pm | |
| Well done Kim, if you're unsure it's always best to be conservative with the first attempt...lol.
I have always cut DS's hair and boy do I remember the first time...my BIL lent me hair clippers which I'd never used before. I didn't realize to use the different attachment lengths and gave my poor 2 yr old DS a bald strip up the back of his head!!!!  I actually cried  then I had to do the rest to match, he still had hair on top though 
Thank goodness he was only 2 and didn't know any better, I NEVER made that mistake again though and went from strength to strength with the clippers, even doing DH's hair with them, I'd always used scissors previously.
AHHHH...the good old days...I 'so' should've taken a photo of that first clipper cut 
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kim
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| | Subject: Re: I cut Ashley's hair Tue 19 Feb 2008, 5:25 am | |
| I actually had the clippers on the wrong setting a few months ago when cutting Rob's hair! I gave him a big bald spot on the top of his head!!! Good thing he's really tall...LOL...
I must say that is not the first time I have done that to Rob either...one time was right before he was in a wedding! We were just dating then, so it was a long time ago...lol... |
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skinflint
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Localisation : Queensland, Australia
| | Subject: Re: I cut Ashley's hair Tue 19 Feb 2008, 6:53 am | |
| Trial and error are good teachers, eh? lol
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