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, 201313 yr by Jingthing

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.

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, 201313 yr by Jingthing

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.

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