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14.04.2007, 09:26 quote

trevp66
trevp66 Joined: 26 May 2006 Posts: 1121 Location: United Kingdom, England, Hertfordshire
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Yeah but as we all know it's the 'does my bum look big in this' factor, if a woman asks a guy if he likes her new hairdo there is no right answer (especially if she thinks it looks great but he doesn't lol)!
And also women will spend £60 and 2 hours on getting thier hair done so it's an investment that they're proud of, most blokes will go to the barbers and they want to be in and out as quick as possible, and spend as little as possible....it's not the same social experience for us, just another demand on our already busy schedule!
I know I wouldn't mind changing my hairstyle though if my new love said 'yknow, your hair would look a lot better if it was longer' etc

 
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14.04.2007, 10:00 quote

Anonymous

pfft be thankful you have a choice!

 
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14.04.2007, 10:05 quote

Anonymous

trevp66 wrote:
Yeah but as we all know it's the 'does my bum look big in this' factor, if a woman asks a guy if he likes her new hairdo there is no right answer (especially if she thinks it looks great but he doesn't lol)!
And also women will spend £60 and 2 hours on getting thier hair done so it's an investment that they're proud of, most blokes will go to the barbers and they want to be in and out as quick as possible, and spend as little as possible....it's not the same social experience for us, just another demand on our already busy schedule!
I know I wouldn't mind changing my hairstyle though if my new love said 'yknow, your hair would look a lot better if it was longer' etc

Ah, see that's where I'm a bit different. I hate getting my hair done so only have it done when neccesary (ie split ends!). I've only once, as a fully fledged adult, paid £60 to have my hair coloured. I loved it, so any other opinions would not have been asked for

Every time I have my hair even trimmed, I think about what else that money could have bought and I REALLY resent having to pay 3 times or more the amount a guy would to have the same amount cut off Mad

 
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14.04.2007, 10:13 quote

Cazzabee
Cazzabee Joined: 05 Jan 2006 Posts: 7246 Location: United Kingdom, Scotland, Fife
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redoctober wrote:
Every time I have my hair even trimmed, I think about what else that money could have bought and I REALLY resent having to pay 3 times or more the amount a guy would to have the same amount cut off Mad


Well said Red.......

 
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14.04.2007, 10:32 quote

jinja75

Cazzabee wrote:
redoctober wrote:
Every time I have my hair even trimmed, I think about what else that money could have bought and I REALLY resent having to pay 3 times or more the amount a guy would to have the same amount cut off Mad


Well said Red.......


Yeah but girls its well worth it!! both of your hair looks lovely................(pass me the sick buckett)

 
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14.04.2007, 10:32 quote

trevp66
trevp66 Joined: 26 May 2006 Posts: 1121 Location: United Kingdom, England, Hertfordshire
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Cazzabee wrote:
redoctober wrote:
Every time I have my hair even trimmed, I think about what else that money could have bought and I REALLY resent having to pay 3 times or more the amount a guy would to have the same amount cut off Mad


Well said Red.......


It's not just on haircuts though - those Q10, hydroenergising, superpeptides type of face creams that cost £30 for a little jar....well, apart from maybe a bit of scent, they are identical to mens post-shave moisturisers that only cost a fiver.
And clothes too, generally are cheaper for blokes.
But not car insurance.

 
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14.04.2007, 10:44 quote

Anonymous

trevp66 wrote:
Cazzabee wrote:
redoctober wrote:
Every time I have my hair even trimmed, I think about what else that money could have bought and I REALLY resent having to pay 3 times or more the amount a guy would to have the same amount cut off Mad


Well said Red.......


It's not just on haircuts though - those Q10, hydroenergising, superpeptides type of face creams that cost £30 for a little jar....well, apart from maybe a bit of scent, they are identical to mens post-shave moisturisers that only cost a fiver.
And clothes too, generally are cheaper for blokes.
But not car insurance.


Don't use anything on my face, not even soap! Rarely wear makeup and only basic shampoo and conditioner on my hair which is trimmed about 3 times a year.

 
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14.04.2007, 10:45 quote

Anonymous

jinja75 wrote:
Cazzabee wrote:
redoctober wrote:
Every time I have my hair even trimmed, I think about what else that money could have bought and I REALLY resent having to pay 3 times or more the amount a guy would to have the same amount cut off Mad


Well said Red.......


Yeah but girls its well worth it!! both of your hair looks lovely................(pass me the sick buckett)


Thanks jijna but my hair could look just as good spending less! Laughing

 
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14.04.2007, 11:40 quote

irishlgirl74
irishlgirl74 Joined: 15 Jan 2007 Posts: 1444 Location: United Kingdom, Northern Ireland, Down
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NIGHTWAVE wrote:
Cazzabee wrote:
pollyanna37 wrote:
danni82 wrote:
short short short i guess it must be the rough and ready look


Oh yeh - or a shaved head always does it for me too!!


Gotta agree with Danni and Pol..........short all the way for me

i just had my haircut today to hehe xxx

Lets see ur new hair do, nightwave, put up a pic

 
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14.04.2007, 12:07 quote

Anonymous

Talking of hair, just taken my boys back after having them over the hols, and once AGAIN!, not only did I have to treat my boys hair, but I have bloody head lice myself yet again!!! GGgggrrrrrr!!!! Evil or Very Mad

Think I'll have the lot cut off and start going to the barbers!

 
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14.04.2007, 12:22 quote

Anonymous

I've tried time and again to grow my hair long, but every time it gets to a point where I can't stand it anymore and end up going and having it cut right down.

 
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14.04.2007, 14:36 quote

Anonymous

i get my sister to do my hair for me, but i only see her about 2-3 times a years.. failing that sometimes i get peeved off and cut it myself, and it looks like shit... oh well

 
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14.04.2007, 14:41 quote

trevp66
trevp66 Joined: 26 May 2006 Posts: 1121 Location: United Kingdom, England, Hertfordshire
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If my horse wins or I get that lottery win tonight then i'll treat you vi Smile

 
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14.04.2007, 14:42 quote

Anonymous

trevp66 wrote:
If my horse wins or I get that lottery win tonight then i'll treat you vi Smile
awwww you are a sweetie... what are you after..

 
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14.04.2007, 14:43 quote

Anonymous

trevp66 wrote:
Cazzabee wrote:
redoctober wrote:
Every time I have my hair even trimmed, I think about what else that money could have bought and I REALLY resent having to pay 3 times or more the amount a guy would to have the same amount cut off Mad


Well said Red.......


It's not just on haircuts though - those Q10, hydroenergising, superpeptides type of face creams that cost £30 for a little jar....well, apart from maybe a bit of scent, they are identical to mens post-shave moisturisers that only cost a fiver.
And clothes too, generally are cheaper for blokes.
But not car insurance.

i only pay a fiver to get hair cut and he does a better haircut than one of these bimbos that charge 30 quid

 
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