Daft question, sorry - Do stackers cut their own hair??

[Kman]

I've cut my own hair for the past 10 years or so

buzz the sides and back off with clippers and just leave it longer and swept over on top

Something like this

[Danny-boy]

I have cut my own hair since COVID kicked in. 
 

Zero all over, boom. 

[Stu]

Done the kids for a few years, now teens and want the hairdressers.

Have done my own for a few years also. Usually a 4 but went a no3 last time. I can see it being a no 1 come the summer. Bought a set of wahl clippers. First USA product I’ve purchased in decades.

[Stacktastic]

I get (well got) my hair cut bi monthly as I am in events so I cant look like a tramp. 
I have been cutting my hair now properly & its really not as hard as I thought it would be
even the back and getting the neck straight, when you get the technique and dealing with opposites when holding sharp scissors. 
Its actually cut how I want it to be cut, takes half the time than the barbers and saves me a lot of money. Its better also. 

I shall take a photo next time, Im doing it weekly now.

Got some scissors, thinning scissors on Amazon & a razor in Lidl - fabulous investment. 

Edited February 8, 2021 by Stacktastic

[Kman]

10 minutes ago, Stacktastic said:

 and dealing with opposites when holding sharp scissors.

Oh god, I've learned that blunter scissors are the way to go

[Stacktastic]

7 minutes ago, Kman said:

Oh god, I've learned that blunter scissors are the way to go

Surprised I have not cut myself yet actually. Really easy to do 

[stackerp5]

I let my hair grow ridiculously long or to the minimum donation requirement, shave it off and donate - I look good, shave it off, look bad but now I feel good 

[danmc82]

I cut mine without the attachment all over. Have my beard at grade 3ish.

Only problem with short hair is maintaining it.

[Relm]

Of coarse. A bit of manscaping helps you stand out