does anybody on here have this kind of haircut?

#5
#5
I've been out of the military for 14 years and I still get a flattop, summer months I have my barber use a zero-guard on the side and as short as possible on top and in the winter months I use maybe a 1 or a 2 on the side and a 3 or 4 on top.

Only problem I'm running into lately is that the American barbershop is dying and in it's place are places like SportClips. Not that I mind watching sports and having my hair cut by a woman, but cosmetology schools aren't teaching old-school cuts like the flattop anymore.
 
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#6
#9
#9
not being part of the "Big Army", I can usually get away with more hair (especially out here) on top, but that's pretty much my standard hair cut, I just don't typically go down to a zero on the sides if I don't have to. I start at a one and have them fade it up. It looks just like blonde kid's hair, I just don't spike the front part up.
 
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#10
#10
While this short style isn't for me, I see nothing wrong with it for the guy who likes it. Why the question?
 
#16
#16
I used to get it cut like that till I figured out chicks dig dark curly hair.
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MG1968 said:
Only problem I'm running into lately is that the American barbershop is dying and in it's place are places like SportClips. Not that I mind watching sports and having my hair cut by a woman, but cosmetology schools aren't teaching old-school cuts like the flattop anymore.
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#20
#20
MG1968 said:
I've been out of the military for 14 years and I still get a flattop, summer months I have my barber use a zero-guard on the side and as short as possible on top and in the winter months I use maybe a 1 or a 2 on the side and a 3 or 4 on top.

Only problem I'm running into lately is that the American barbershop is dying and in it's place are places like SportClips. Not that I mind watching sports and having my hair cut by a woman, but cosmetology schools aren't teaching old-school cuts like the flattop anymore.
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That's what I miss about the AAFES barber, spin you around 3 times, invest 4 minutes and $6, perfect fade every time.
 
#22
#22
I pay 15 freakin dollars in Vegas for a shave.

The first one I ever paid for in Vonore, Tenn cost me one buck.
The barber is on the endangered species list.
 
#23
#23
As a kid I got flat top. When I hit my teens I just got a No. 2 buzz. Got married and wife didn't like the buzz so went with a fade. Now I get high and tight which most places screw up and looks surprisingly like a fade. Need a good barber. Women have screwed up that profession.
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Co. Aytch said:
I pay 15 freakin dollars in Vegas for a shave.

The first one I ever paid for in Vonore, Tenn cost me one buck.
The barber is on the endangered species list.
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I've just started buzzing my head myself unless I have a wedding or something to go to in the near future, $18 2x a month for a men's haircut is ridiculous.
 
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