Fastest Ways To Drive Your Barber Crazy

Let's be straightforward-you won't realize it but you might be driving your barber crazy, and the fact that is relatively easy to do so doesn't help either. Making your barber hate you won't do much for the quality of your haircut, too. So, if you're a delightful customer, congratulate yourself. For others, here are the 9 ways in which you piss off your barber, rather quickly.

Let's be straightforward-you won't realize it but you might be driving your barber crazy, and the fact that is relatively easy to do so doesn't help either. Making your barber hate you won't do much for the quality of your haircut, too.

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So, if you're a delightful customer, congratulate yourself. For others, here are 9 ways in which you piss off your barber, rather quickly.

You change your mind mid-cut - This is quite self explanatory actually. Haircut is not like shopping where if you don't like the shirt after selecting it, you can pick another one. Better still exchange it, if you purchase it. But once the barber has already started giving you a cut, it's rather impossible to change the proceedings midway.

You think barbers are mind readers - They can't dream of the haircut that you'd like to have, so, it's probably better if you're clear in your head what exact hairstyle do you want. This can be solved by bringing in photos of what you like. Tell your barber exactly what you expect and then settle for reality, after having listened to your stylist's opinion.

You don't listen to them - The stylist asked you to look left, you look straight. He asked you to look a little up, you're still looking straight. He asks you to hold your head firm; you again turn a deaf ear because, hey, you've your headphones on! Sounds familiar? It's about time you stop that.

You have unreal expectations from your barber - Though hairstylists encourage you to get celebrity photos, don't expect by the time they're done with you, the picture will be your mirror image. The maximum they can do is give you the exact same cut, but they can't give you the same look. Get real!

You cut your own hair - You're not a child, so don't behave like one. That also includes cleaning up your own neckline. It can be very frustrating and difficult for the hairstylist to fix the problem. Barbers are not gods; they can only salvage the problem to an extent, post which you would have to make do with whatever little damage control that they could do.