Unrelated but I love their haircut in the third panel, on me I’d love it so much
I mean, it’s hard to find a good hairdresser. My wife is as trad as it comes in terms of haircuts and she is still glued to the one person she’s confident will get her hair right.
Meanwhile, I’m bald.
Prob get better results in that specific regard by going to a men’s barber shop
Except when they tell you “we don’t do women’s hair” and show you the door
Yeah but the entire point is that hairdressers get that reaction you’re describing from clients who … well, happen to be women and the person in that comic isn’t a woman. That’s the entire point, that hairdressers really struggle to respect the gender identity of AFAB trans people. It’s super widespread. Every time i look in localized trans online spaces, i keep seeing posts by trans dudes and transmasc nonbinary people who desperately ask for trans inclusive hairdressers in the area because they reliably get a pixie cut every time they explicitly show a picture of a haircut as an example, and all the explaining doesn’t help them at all, it goes exactly like in the picture. Apparently it’s super fucking hard to find cooperative hairdressers as a transmasculine person who will just respect your gender instead of trying to feminize you.
I am trad, but I bob my hair once a year in the spring and let it grow out for the rest of the year. It’s usually back to my shoulders before I get it cut again. I used to do hair donation and I would get hair dressers who were uncomfortable giving me a short cut all the time. Now if I get one who’s uncomfortable I tell the to give me the scissors and I cut my ponytail off myself in front of them. After I do that they know I mean business and get down to giving me the cut I want.
Reminds me of this.
Everytime I ask the barbers of the world to just cut a little bit off the sides and they always fucking annihilate the hair from orbit
Had a hairdresser get very nervous when asking her to lop off like 2 feet of hair. I had avoided going to one for years because I was nervous they’d try to masculinize my hair style or just go too far and make it too short.
