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Hairdresser/Barber for a 6yo boy

LirW · 2016-06-02 22:20:13

Hello, I'm looking for advice. I recently moved to Dublin with my almost 6yo son. He has shoulder long hair and it's getting a bit out of hand so he needs a trim or even better a haircut to ear length (his decision, not mine :) ). Now I really have no idea where to go. Would it be any better to go and see a barber or is a…

02-06-2016 10:20pm

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LirW

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Hello,

I'm looking for advice. I recently moved to Dublin with my almost 6yo son. He has shoulder long hair and it's getting a bit out of hand so he needs a trim or even better a haircut to ear length (his decision, not mine ).

Now I really have no idea where to go. Would it be any better to go and see a barber or is a hairdresser just fine?

I'm so sorry if this is a stupid question, I just have no idea where to start.

Best regards

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#2 03-06-2016 6:46am

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Either is fine but a barber will be cheaper

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#3 03-06-2016 2:22pm

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I always bring my 4 to the barber

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