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I just got my haircut for free courtesy of my fugal mother-in-law. She did a great job.

Men, if you don’t particularly care about your hairstyle, I suggest buying a trimmer set. You’ll pay the thing off after two haircuts. If you don’t have a mother-in-law to cut your hair, find a friend, or learn to do it yourself. You could save over $100 a year.

Ladies, you don’t need to go to fancy boutique to get your hair cut. Mrs. Frugal Law Student usually just cuts the ends of her hair once every couple of months. I think she looks fabulous.

Does anyone know if you can sell your hair? I’ve been blessed with ultra thick hair. I had so much hair buzzed off it looked like a small animal was lying on the ground when my mother-in-law was done. I’d hate to see it go to waste. I guess I should probably donate it.

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Andrew on 28.11.2006 at 06:23 (Reply)

Do-it-yourself haircuts are definitely the way to go. I just buzzed my head Sunday evening. I do it completely myself now, so I can do it whenever I want. The clippers paid for themselves a long time ago. I go with the #2 buzz all around; keeps it clean-cut and out of the way.

People put too much stock into our hair, when it’s really just another superficial thing to worry about.
The Frugal Law Student on 28.11.2006 at 20:02 (Reply)

Andrew-
I’m a #2 guy myself.
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