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I know this comes around a lot but I've just done the ponytail DIY haircut.

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Put a dark brown colour on, snipped the ponytail and I've got a great haircut and colour for £4.50. Salon price £65 upwards. It's wonderful. Found the link on a thread on here.

Just wanted to share. smile
Yes, can you just put the pony in front for layers? I want to do this though my haircuts are not expensive because it seems exciting. Maybe I need a life wink
I've got a long fringe that is just getting too long to wear as a frings, which I wear to the side now, so do I put the ponytail to the side I part my hair on for a sweepy side fringe??? If I get it wrong, I CANNOT [part my hair the other way, i look awyful!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:58:07
I presume that if you don't want a fringe, just layered, you put the ponytail in the middle of the forehead to start with?
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 16:56:57
Thanks poppyandmax, will try this next time I need a trim.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sun 08-Nov-09 07:15:33
I've been using this method of cutting my own hair for about 20 years! Works well for me. I do invest in an expensive pair of professional hairdressing scissors (from Ebay - about £25) every couple of years.

Yes, you can do it in stages; do a little bit, then some more. And I home colour too.

Great results for pennies! I must literally have saved thousands of pounds over the years.
I want to try this..my hairdresser will kill me...maybe before I go in...love it.
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 22:54:13
Honestly, it's brilliant. Just take a bit off to start with then have a look, if you want to brave a bit more then do. Go for it.
I need to do this, please encourage me to be brave... smile

It'll be okay if I just take a tiny bit off, won't it???
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 20:50:41
link to youtube video
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Sat 07-Nov-09 19:25:51
I cannot find the thread sorry but it links to a u tube video, titled Sissorhands or something like that. You gather your hair into a tight ponytail at the front and cut as much off as you feel like, result is lovely layers.
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