How Do I Ask For A Good Haircut?

[Jingthing]

I have done something that might be unusual. I tell the people, cut my hair how the way you think looks good for me, and then if I like it, I keep going to them. It generally will take trying a number of people to get the right match. I did the same thing in the U.S. with the same results, finding people I am loyal to.

I bet here they all tell you you're a hansum man after they've finished ...................USA?

Yes they do, the men and the women, but if they did a crap job, I ain't blind (yet).

Edited March 22, 2013 by Jingthing

[jackr]

IMO, the haircut is such a good deal at 60 baht in an aircon shop that I would be embarrassed not to leave a tip.

That's coz you're a septic. We're not in Kansas now mucker.

[Jingthing]

To me having a cutter I can trust to do a decent job, every time, even if she slaps me sometimes, is more important than a low price. Within reason of course. I wouldn't pay 500 baht for a men's haircut in Thailand. My current lady just happens to charge 200 baht. It's not that there aren't cutters who could do as well for 60 but I found her first and in my experience finding a good cutter (for you) is the hardest part.

Edited March 23, 2013 by Jingthing

[alaninlamphun]

I think you can ask for long song,not sure if correct pronunciation,but it means army cut,short back and sides trimmed on top,normally ok.

[topshot]

Where are you guys getting your haircuts for 30 baht lol?

I like having my hair super short so it dries in minutes after I shower. Plus I like waking up and not having to fix my hair. Like this