Side shave with a design

Well, this is a controversial style, but I am sure some of you will enjoy the details of clippers and straight razor work.
I would only get a designed nape (a butterfly, maybe?) only if a very special barber did it...
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The stylist says, "Honey, you'll look even more beautiful". Schnick.

I got it from an interesting Fb page. You may appreciate browsing this Fb account, which is full of pics.
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100000006129374&ref=pymk_email#!/photo.php?fbid=104168782926659&set=a.104168286260042.8310.100000006129374&type=3&theater



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From Fb to you

Can you imagine what this woman was feeling when the dreaded shears were about to separate her from those long strands?
Posted by Harriet.

Barberchair's page on Facebook

For your information...

http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1294488252&ref=pymk#!/pages/Barber-chair/112007498826393

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A friend tells the origin of his enthusiasm for hair

When do you know?
A story by Mr. Hairman
My earliest interest in women's hair was when I was a child, around third grade. I thought girls' hair was something really cool and they all had different colors, wave, curl, straight....it was interesting to me.
A next door neighbor who used to babysit me had shoulder length, thick black hair. I did not seem to notice it much, maybe because she was an authority figure to me.
One summer day, she came over to our house to show my mom her new haircut.
I heard all the fuss and came out of my bedroom to see what was going on.
To my surprise, here was my neighbor/babysitter with a really short pixie style cut! I was really interested!
My mom said "Look, Diane got her haircut!"
The nape was very short and the ears exposed and that long dull black hair now had a shine to it!
(to be continued in the Stories page of our blog)