I'm b****y furious..

I've had to wield my scissors on DH.
I even let him trim the back of mine, now that was taking a chance!

I have been cutting my husband's hair since I started shielding in March, he has saved a fortune, whilst at the same keeping me safe by not going to the barber's.

With each cut, I'm getting better at it! Practice makes perfect. I have found a new career! ?
Those whose husband need a hair cut, should give it a go. ?

I’m afraid my Dh wouldn’t let me anywhere near his head! I did offer to try but he recoiled in horror.......!

He usually complains that I've cut it too short but I tell him it will grow and it saves me doing it too often.

My husband had a go at his own hair with the clippers, then asked me to tidy it up.
I've done the dog twice as well, but not with the same clippers I hasten to add ?
Actually I was rather pleased with how they both turned out!

A rare positive from lockdown. We have discovered hidden talents!

DH was beginning to look like the man in the Hamlet advert, so I decided to take drastic action.
I borrowed DD'S thinning scissors, but got a bit carried away! ? DH wasn't happy, but I thought he looked quite trendy!! ?
Anything would have been better that what he had.

"While I’d be frustrated at the barber, it was your husband who chose to go in.

All you can do is watch and wait."

Exactly Summerlove

My DH hasn't been to a barber's since March either. He looked like the Wild Man of Borneo and he grew a beard and moustache for Movember as well. I couldn't look at him for a month! He has now allowed me to cut his hair and he's had a shave thankfully.

I’m amazed (leg of lamb )surely he would have worn a mask himself before entering the barbers ?Not the answer a half measure but maybe a prompt for others a two way trip .