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So every place that means a lot to my life is basically gonna be closed
No Ulta and no gym until further notice. I need to get my haircut, but I felt my hair was too short this past weekend. I tried to call the Greap Clips near me (Parsippany). The map on their app showed that every Great Clips in suburban North Jersey was closed except for Maplewood. I called the hair salon near me and she said she's closed. The closest hair salon that was open was a Supercuts in Chatham and I called and said they were already going to close a half hour after I got out of work.
So I went to Harmon and bought a $20 hairclipper set and I might teach myself how to cut my own hair, but that's gonna be tough since my mom is quarantined from her job (schools are closed).
CVS and Walgreens are my alternative Ultas. No gym means I can exercise by enjoying the nice weather anyways by going hiking, hopefully hiking won't close.
So every place that means a lot to my life is basically gonna be closed
No Ulta and no gym until further notice. I need to get my haircut, but I felt my hair was too short this past weekend. I tried to call the Greap Clips near me (Parsippany). The map on their app showed that every Great Clips in suburban North Jersey was closed except for Maplewood. I called the hair salon near me and she said she's closed. The closest hair salon that was open was a Supercuts in Chatham and I called and said they were already going to close a half hour after I got out of work.
So I went to Harmon and bought a $20 hairclipper set and I might teach myself how to cut my own hair, but that's gonna be tough since my mom is quarantined from her job (schools are closed).
CVS and Walgreens are my alternative Ultas. No gym means I can exercise by enjoying the nice weather anyways by going hiking, hopefully hiking won't close.
Of all the horrible things that could have happened to you THESE were worth whinging about?
Homo sapiens is truly doomed if it considers these things important. What ever happened to shelter, water, food?
I keep my hair really short (almost military style), so there was a time when I was going to Supercuts every few weeks to maintain it. About 10 years ago I invested in a $40 set of hair clippers and taught myself how to cut my own hair. I did the calculation and I have saved myself over $2K over the past decade by cutting my own hair. Now I do it myself every 2 weeks.
If these are all closed for an entire year of life, every man is gonna look like Tarzan unless we all buy clippers causing a clippers shortage besides toilet paper. Good thing I bought clippers and my dad also has too when he used to my cut my hair.
I keep my hair really short (almost military style), so there was a time when I was going to Supercuts every few weeks to maintain it. About 10 years ago I invested in a $40 set of hair clippers and taught myself how to cut my own hair. I did the calculation and I have saved myself over $2K over the past decade by cutting my own hair. Now I do it myself every 2 weeks.
I paid only $19.99 for my Wahl's hair clippers at Harmon's. I don't have the money to constantly maintain a fade and plus my hair grows fast, so I go one month after the date I went anyways. I tried cutting my hair, buy everyone is home, so I am just doing a temporary trimming of my hair, so I don't embarrassingly look like Tarzan in public.
I paid only $19.99 for my Wahl's hair clippers at Harmon's. I don't have the money to constantly maintain a fade and plus my hair grows fast, so I go one month after the date I went anyways. I tried cutting my hair, buy everyone is home, so I am just doing a temporary trimming of my hair, so I don't embarrassingly look like Tarzan in public.
I do a 6 on top, 2 in back, and a 2-3-4 fade on the sides. Nothing fancy. Takes me 5 minutes tops.
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