Things You'll Need:
- Clippers
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Step 1
Imagine saving an hour of your time and a cool twenty dollars per month by cutting your own hair. It's easier than you think and luckily "bald" is the new black. Go to your local drugstore and pick up a heavy duty pair of clippers. The average haircut costs $15 and there's a tip so over the course of a year, you'll save at least $240 in haircuts.
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Step 2
Select a guard for the hair length you desire - there should be several steps available. I personally like it trimmed as close to my head as possible.
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Step 3
Fire the clippers up and carefully run it through your head at a consistent angle. This will give you a uniform length. If you like it tapered, use a smaller guard and trim it closer at the neck, around the ears and wherever you'd like it closer. This is about your personal preference here. If you're self confident and want to look rugged, just shave it all off. This will minimize the amount of time you spend dealing with your hair at all. I forgot to mention that you'll save even more money by not having to buy shampoo.
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Step 4
Now that your head is shaved, clean up the mess and your clippers. There should be a little brush that came with them. Use a couple drops of oil on the blades to keep them sharp - as directed in the instructions that came with your clippers.














Comments
MyJB said
on 5/1/2009 Good article and funny too. Thanks.
Diligent77 said
on 1/21/2009 I'm sending this to my husband NOW! I've been trying to talk him inot letting me clip his hair. Maybe you've just helped out my cause! Thanks!!!
DirkMcFergus said
on 1/18/2009 It's the only way to go when you're losing your hair anyway.
mark1967 said
on 1/18/2009 Hmm, good idea, just not ready for the bald look just yet.