Hair cuts/styles. How often if ever do you change?
 

My latest random curiosity. I'm wondering how many of you have significantly changed your hair cut/style and/or color over the years, and if so, what was the impetus behind it and were you happy with the outcome?

I've been contemplating some sort of change - much shorter, specifically - for quite some time but have not pulled the trigger. It's been cut more or less the same way since the mid-80's, except for a relatively brief pony-tail period that lasted a few years.

So what's the trend in the PPOT crowd - have you kept it the same since your mama still dressed you, or do you change every few years (or even more often?)

rarely, I grew it out for that locks of love thing, but prefer short

Very short in the late '60s, Uncle Sam's idea.. Long in the late '70s.. 'Profressional' when I was teaching.. I'm retired now.. I only get a hair cut when I want to, or my when my new wife tells me to..:rolleyes:

Short since high school, shorter in the military, still short but grayer now.

buzzed for 5 years. i came to terms with thinning hair right after i graduated college.

Mostly the same since I was in elementary school. I'd get a flat top during the summers but go back to the same after that. Grew it down to my shoulders in the late '60s into the '70s but went back to the same after that. Been the same old, same old for the last 45+ years now, just gray. My wife likes it. I'm happy to have hair since all the males I'm related to are bald.

I use the Flowbee...

Just cut my own hair this week.
Have been for 20 years.


KT

Once since September of 1986. It lasted about 2 months before I changed it back.

Mine's past my waist. No plans to change anytime soon.

Had it longer in my teens, came to my senses and cut it off.
Now it's short, switching between just short and a buzzcut.
I look better with short hair, ladies seem to think so too.
And short hair is really practical, IMO.

Never experimented with color.

Got a "punk" cut in 8th grade(1980), grew it long for the rock band days, got it cut again for a real job and kept it short until I got laid off. I had planned to grow it long again because I was "free". (I forgot that my wife hadn't yet given her thoughts on that idea.) So, it's been back to respectable for the past couple of years.

Sort of a 'fro in college. Shorter in law school. Shorter when I started working. Experimented with color once, my am I brave.
That's about it.

Spent $75 on a trimmer/buzzer a couple of years ago - I like it that way... Simple, easy, clean, conservative look and I don't have to pay anyone to do it. About 20 minutes of my time every month or two. I don't want to have to think about it beyond that.

My wife has been cutting it the last 25 years (she was a beautician for a couple of years before we met), she cuts it a bit shorter in the summer, longer the rest of the year.
re color change, I've been adding some gray to it for some time. I'd just as soon go back to the original color but am not sure how to go about it. Just happy to have a pretty full head at near 60.
Jim

depends on if i have to be in court or not

otherwise it's a waste of time going to a barber

As a child of an Air Force officer I had very very short hair until I was old enough to pay for my own haircuts. My hair has never been very long. It is short enough that I never use a hair dryer. A small amount of shampoo, rinse and towel dry. I am done.

I have never understood long hair on a man. But there are lots of things I don't understand.

you're from Malibu area

go hit Main St in Santa Monica for the hair shop next to the town tower or whatever the old building is on the opposite side of the "beach side" of the street. Tell the male owner you want to be in style for the hot babes hanging out this summer. Also ask him if a little tinting will knock 10 years off your first impression. Sometimes the shop also pumps sidewalk traffic with good deals like $25 or $50 off. Most area shops just rent out their chairs to flakes. This shop is the real deal run and worked by the owner for the last 20 years. His daily wheels is a 911

God the ultimate jokester picked my haircut a long time ago. hardeeharharhar, funny man in white flowing robes, and strange glow. all the pictures i see of him he is sporting a healthy white mane of hair.

not me. i recently changed hairstyles when i took the #1 steel blade off my Oster classic and switched to a #00. i take it all down now. sour grapes..i didnt want that stupid hair anyways.

Is Bald a color? I saw this on a driver's license once...

it is if you are wearing pants.:)