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That is almost true, but I still have to shop for groceries. One advantage is, if I look wild people will keep away from me.

My hair is grey not silver & it is also very thin, so in places you can see pink skin through it, not a good look.

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I don't mind my hair getting a bit longer as long as it is shiny and healthy.
Longer hair in poor condition is a worse problem.
I often trim my fringe if it gets to long though.

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I shall be doing that soon as well. My hairdressers hates it when I do though, she says it ruins the cut, even if all the hair has grown.

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I have cut my own hair for years.

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Funny this topic has cropped up.... As my better half were complaining about her roots yesterday (an end of the world thing, apparently )

My suggestion of, put a baseball cap on to walk the dog.... didn't really help the situation ... ( Well I thought it were a good idea )

Me...I always have my hair back to the wood( cut every two weeks by the barber ), but if it gets to a stage where I need a tidying up......We got electric shears here.

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I am.

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OK for men, it usually suits them.

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I have surprised myself. Faced with hair growing past my ears, I ordered a 'trimming comb' via e-bay which arrived this morning. It is a simple plastic comb that is split in half with two double edged razor blades housed between the two halves. I carefully combed and as I did the offending hair thinned out to the extent I now look presentable again.
At almost 77 my hair has started to thin and now after the use of the trimming comb, the barber will be losing a customer from today because the neck area was simply cleaned up by my wife and an ordinary shaving razor :thumbup:

Oh yes and by the way, she will not let me near her with the new thinning comb

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I had my hair cut just before the lock down but, as an ageing prog rocking dynosaur, I don't mind mine being shoulder length if necessary

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I think mine would look mighty strange that length, half grey from the roots & half brown to the end.