I would love to have my haircut by your Zombie Mom Zen.
I really hate getting my hair cut and at this point I would rather have a root canal. Just because it happens so infrequently and I am numb for it.
I realized many salons are sensory hell. They are bright, loud and lots of conversations going at once. Plus the way I get my hair cut is the only style I've seen and liked that I've been able to do with my hair.
There is a salon in town that doesn't charge much more than great clips
I'm going to go talk them and explain my issues and see if they have a time that is less busy and if they can work with me.
askye, do you have a beauty college nearby? The past couple of times I've gone to one really close to my house and paid $11 for a haircut. Nothing complicated, and the second time it took like 2 hours, which is nuts, but it was still $11.
Come over to my house, askye. You can sit on the back porch and have a glass of wine while I cut your hair
exactly as you prefer.
I would love that David. I just a teleporter to get there from SC. I'd bring parsley for the piggies.
There is other stuff frustrating me and I just feel I've only had time to go tower and home and then do errands or chores on my days off. I requested a Sat off so we could go do something and it's raining. But Matthew took me to lunch in downtown Greenville and I also asked for Nov 2 off and the minor league hockey team here has a home game that night so I'm going to get some cheap tickets and have a date night
I've been wanting to crop my locks for awhile, but now that I know about zombie hairdressing, nothing else will satisfy.
askye, do you have a beauty college nearby? The past couple of times I've gone to one really close to my house and paid $11 for a haircut. Nothing complicated, and the second time it took like 2 hours, which is nuts, but it was still $11.
I second this advice. There used to be a beauty school in our neighborhood, and I would occasionally go there to get my hair dyed when I didn't want to deal with contorting my arms to evenly apply the color at the back of my head.
But are you a zombie?
I am not a zombie myself, but I do serve the local zombie community.
They don't mind if they lose a little ear when I'm trimming.
I went to someone new at my usual place who said something similar, suggesting that it was my cowlick's fault that she couldn't get the back right. (I'm 52. People have managed to cope with that cowlick for decades now.) Next week's appointment is definitely not with her.
I'm wondering whether going to an actual barbershop might be a better choice?
