New Hairdresser

My partner and I have had several massages by gay men (in Provincetown, no less )...not at all sure if that counts as "gay massage", but they were by faaaar superior to those by straight men or women.

(We struggle so with our infatuation with gay men! Why oh why can't they be gay *and* attracted to women? :icon_wink)

 

Ah, maybe I should visit that hair salon someday. What's the name of the salon?

Usually I get my hair cut around April or May before the temperature gets hot, and let my hair grow back for the winter since I hate wearing those knit cap. I also never really know what kind of haircut I want, so about 7 years ago I changed hairdresser (used to be a woman) for a man that had been hired recently and had been getting a lot of good feedback. I told him "Do whatever you want, but you can't shave my head" and that's pretty much what I've been telling him since. I usually end up with something "different" but still similar to the first haircut he "gave me" (does that sound weird?). I didn't like the haircut I got this year however, but since he left a good chunk of my hair long enough, I was able to revert to my older hairstyle, minus some imperfection which were corrected naturally after a month of two of growth.

With that said, I wonder if I should get my hair cut again this month. The longest part of my hair has reached the same level as my mouth. I don't really want shoulder-length hair again.

 

Hm...what's the price range? It usually costs me 20-25$ when I get my hair cut. I might stop by in September after college starts since I'll be in the area. Depends on my class schedule however. Will remember the name.

 

35$ from what I'm seeing on the website. A little pricey, but I'll try and go there at least once.

By the way, they've got all their staff photos on the website, and I must admit, Gabriel is quite attractive. Alexandre is pretty good looking as well. :icon_bigg

Anyway, Goodnight!

 

Thirty-five dollars.

BMC77 faints and hits floor with loud thud. Revives short while later.

I cringe at fifteen dollars.

Then, again, I'm not a fashion plate...

 

I'm not into fashion at all either. I always paid about 20-25$ for my hair cuts, so although 35$ is a lot, it doesn't bother me too much. Hell, the price for women is a lot higher at that salon (45$ for short-haired women, 60$ for long-haired women)

 

Now you have us envisioning this...

Men With Long Hair - Ronalfy.com

LOL!