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So I just gave myself a haircut, the hairstyle I went for was a mix between a "wolf cut" and griffith from Berserk 1997
Specifically from Griffith, his combination of fringe + long hair everywhere else mogs, however I realized I didn't have the hair everywhere else to pull it off.
So for the sides I aimed for the "wolf-cut" layered sort of style, where it has that mullet characteristic of it flowing down
Obviously not a professional job, but it was only my second time cutting my hair. I'm happy with how it came out, and the hair style, if pulled off is A++ tier.
Here's the procedure:
1. I took some hair clips and took the fringe part (the hair in a triangle shape in the front of my head.) And I pulled it away from everything else.
2. Next I separated the sides into a top section and a bottom section, the top section I cut first, making sure it was all about the same height symmetrically and adjacently.
3. Then I just took enough off the top until it looked decent enough.
4. The back I left mostly untouched, except for some layering. (also I couldn't see shit)
Pros with cutting your own hair:
1. $0
2. Most hairdressers, and especially barbers, have no eye for aesthetics.
3. The more you do it the better you'll become
Anyway, that's the thread
Specifically from Griffith, his combination of fringe + long hair everywhere else mogs, however I realized I didn't have the hair everywhere else to pull it off.
So for the sides I aimed for the "wolf-cut" layered sort of style, where it has that mullet characteristic of it flowing down
Obviously not a professional job, but it was only my second time cutting my hair. I'm happy with how it came out, and the hair style, if pulled off is A++ tier.
Here's the procedure:
1. I took some hair clips and took the fringe part (the hair in a triangle shape in the front of my head.) And I pulled it away from everything else.
2. Next I separated the sides into a top section and a bottom section, the top section I cut first, making sure it was all about the same height symmetrically and adjacently.
3. Then I just took enough off the top until it looked decent enough.
4. The back I left mostly untouched, except for some layering. (also I couldn't see shit)
Pros with cutting your own hair:
1. $0
2. Most hairdressers, and especially barbers, have no eye for aesthetics.
3. The more you do it the better you'll become
Anyway, that's the thread
