A long way for a hair cut

I saw this article about families travelling long distances to get their kids hair cut at a sensory friendly hair-saloon.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cwyd9yzg46yo

Wouldn't it be nice if there were more good autism-friendly hairdressers. Maybe I could get mine cut then!

Parents Reply Children
  • If you want a more feathered fringe, then clip the rest of your hair out of the way and wet your fringe, pull it all up, so as its sticking straight up and grasp between your first two fingers and cut straight across. When you release your hair, you will have a slightly lighter and layered fringe.

    When cutting your own hair always make sure its evenly wet or dry and have a good grip between you first two fingers and always cut above your fingers following thier line. Or obviously below your fingers if you're cutting te way B described, this is important because hair stretches when wet and its easy to over stretch it and then when you let it go, find you've cut to much off.