How should I cut my hair?
81530
Style wise or method wise?  Haircuts should only be performed by a licensed cosmetologist.
615605
OMG  What a wonderful look!  How do you get you hair that way?
377778
Just use an eyebrow trimmer.
414845
5/10, Do something with your hair
306808
Exercise.\n\nIf you're of an average height chances are you look just fine as you are. Also remember that sizes vary from designer to designer. My closets have clothes that run from 0-4. It depends on the cut and design.
10114
it's absolutely up to you.  Tipping is an individual thing, but if you like your hair cut, and want to continue going to the same stylist, tip as much as you can afford.  15% is the *bare* minimum.
1090274
Which hair did she cut?
75263
I don't think anyone can answer that for you, you need to decide that for yourself, after all your the one gonna have to live with it.\n\n     But I wanted to let you know that if you do decide to cut it, there is a great org. out there that prevides wigs of kids how have cancer and have lost their hair to kimo. \n\n     Ask your hairdresser if you do decide to cut, I believe it's called "Locks of love". I would be a nice gift, don't you think?
630207
i use a single blade razor. all of those multi blade razors cause more irritation. i also shave down, in the direction of the hair growth, because its less stressful on the razor and on the skin. if you dont like shaving, i know some people who just trim the hair with a pair of scissors, but if you choose this method, be careful not to cut yourself. try some different things and see what works best for you.
454769
Goto:\n\nhttp://avatars.yahoo.com/ > Click the Apperance tab > Hairstyles.\n\nThere you go. :)
209348
1.  Have it trimmed. Cut off the dead ends.\n\n2.  Shampoo with Finness \n\n3.  Condition it with Herbal Essence\n\n4.  Use Frizz Ease if it is out of control\n\n5.  Give it a VO5 oil treatment once a week to make it shine.\n\nThat's what I did when my hair stopped growing....Good Luck!
900905
Strip your hair. I think you can buy stuff at the store but it's better if it's done by a pro cause it can damage your hair if done wrong. Or just wait till the red fades out. Once it fades out enough you could try dying it back to your normal color then blond.
634959
You just need to look clean and put together. If it's kind of a high-end job, you may need to buy a nice set of professional looking clothes. Depending on where you live, that could cost $100-$300. (Keep in mind that there are children starving in Africa, so don't spend too much). \n\nIf you feel like your hair could be cleaned up a bit, then go ahead and get a haircut. It only costs me $13.00 for a haircut, but it can cost quite a bit if you want it styled/colored/etc.\n\nIn the end, it's not about how much your clothes cost, it's about wearing something that compliments your body and makes you look put together. Honestly, I wouldn't spend more than $100.
356016
I have had long hair and short...right now my hair is past my armpit.  most of the reason I'm growing it long is because I just don't want to spend the money to get it cut, and I can't cut it myself.  I do like it long though.  I also liked it short.  Basically you just need to ask yourself, "what do i like the best?".  If you prefer it long, grow it long, if you prefer it short, keep it short.  What others think shouldn't be a determining factor in how you wear your hair...i know, I got a perm cuz everyone told me I should....after a few months they all were trying to get me to straighten it.  My experience tells me that it's just better if you do your hair for you.  when you decide what you like, stick with it, and enjoy it.
455581
Just let it fall out. no need to cut, shave, wear a wig, or any of that stuff. Beauty is on the inside.
335049
you don't want add cuts to your body \nyou want your body to be cut\n\nlower your fat (running, swimming, biking, etc)\nlots of reps (do the exercise lots of times) with weights (keep the weight at a level that is challenging but not so heavy that you can not do at least 15)
123527
Go get yourself a haircut and tell the barber you are considering his job as a career (or whatever your reason for asking) and ask a few general questions, if he is friendly, he will probably give you an idea of what you can make and what it depends on.  Dont ask him what HE makes, but ask what "someone might make" in that job.  My sister (a single mom) does men's cuts and does pretty well.  She makes a decent living.