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6 Things You Do That Drive Your Hairstylist Crazy

Chances are, you like your hairstylist. After all, you entrust your hair to this person every 6 to 8 weeks. So if you were doing something that was really getting on her nerves, you'd want to know about it, right? Your stylist might be too polite or worried about losing a customer to give it to you straight, but we have no such qualms. We asked the experts to reveal what clients often do that drives them nuts (and makes it harder for…

How to Tell Your Barber How to Cut Your Hair

For most guys who aren’t barbers, it can be tough to describe how we want our haircut. If you’re the kind of guy who has trouble articulating the type of haircut you really want, here are a few mens haircut terms that you can use. Mens Haircut Terminology Arch – The arch is the area …

4 things every guy should tell his barber when he gets a haircut

Know exactly what to say the next time you sit down and the barber asks, "How are we cutting it today?"

4 Things To Tell Your Barber When You Get A Haircut

Next time you sit down and the barber asks, "how are we cutting it today?", know exactly what to say.

How To Choose & Talk To Your Barber or Hair Stylist

Learn how to choose the best possible barber or hairstylist for you and how to interact with that hair professional once in the chair to get great results.

Grooming the Groom: Men's Wedding Haircut and Styling Tips

Men need wedding hairstyling too. Here's how to go about it—and when.

25 Men's Style Terms Every Menswear Nerd Should Know

J-cuts and L-cuts, defined

You've probably seen J-Cuts and L-Cuts in some of your favorite videos. In this tutorial, we'll show you how (and when) to use them in your work.

When to See a Doctor for Deep Cuts

Dr. Oz explains what to do when you have a deep cut and at what point you should go to the doctor.

NOAA Cuts Could Stymie Research, Put Lives at Risk

Proposed cuts to NOAA could have major ramifications for U.S. weather forecasting and climate modeling capabilities, experts warn.

Preventing cuts and lacerations

Cuts and lacerations are common workplace injuries. In fact, about 30% of all workplace injuries involve cuts or lacerations, and approximately 70% of those are to the hands or fingers, according to the Ohio Bureau of Workers’ Compensation.

Treating Minor Cuts and Scrapes

WebMD explains how to treat skinned knees, sliced fingers, and other cuts and abrasions.

Making Good Use Of Bad Cuts

Even the most skilled carpenter can make an error, but just because an error occurs, doesn't mean the job is ruined. If you make a bad cut on an angled piece of moulding, correct the error by making a clean cut on the inside of the defect. Once you have t

How to Handle Your Kids’ Cuts and Scrapes

The everyday hectic life of a child lends oneself to acquire small cuts and scrapes. Here are some tips to make sure you’re prepared for that scenario.

Why pre-production is essential for all videos and films

Some consider it tedious work, but pre-production can not only save you money and time. It can also enhance the creative process.

25 (Almost) Pain-Free Budget Cuts You Can Make

Creating a budget and learning to live within certain limitations does not have to feel like walking across hot coals barefoot. It’s true! There are things you can remove from your budget that you will barely notice once you make a move, like these 25 (almost) pain-free budget cuts. Ditch the driv...