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Yo no me atrevería, a contarle el pelo.
Replyno i will not allow it can damage them for life and i have three boys and a girl
Replymy daughter goes to get her hair cut but my son we do at home
ReplyNo way!
ReplyMy husband cut the kids hair and its pretty amazing to turned it nice for them.
Replywell as for me i am not a hair cutter but i have cut my own hair not sure if i would cut my childs yet…havnt had the oppurtunity to even think about it! lol but it would b cheaper
ReplySupport local business. There are professionals out there that are Moms and Dads just like us…trying to support their children.
Replyi love this product
ReplyI’ve cut my oldest daughters hair before, actually its about that time that she needs another cut and so does my youngest!! Saves money and hauling the kids somewhere to get it cut!
Replyas a cosmetologist and salon owner this is NOT as great as it appears. Placing this “bango” on your hair places uneven tension on the hair that will still cause it to be uneven and shorter then you would like. Pulling on the hair makes it appear longer then it is and releasing the tension will bounce the hair up shorter. I understand everyone is looking to save money but unless you are shaving your sons hair……please dont tramatize the child and take them to a proffessional. It is much easier to cut their hair then try to fix whatever someone else did.
ReplyMy husband cuts our boys hair. It saves us a lot of money .
ReplyI invested in nice clippers and learned to cut my boys’ hair..it does help us save a lot..as for the girls I get too nervouse..my girls have never had bangs.
ReplyMy daughter is 22 months old and I cut her bangs when it gets too long on her. I have cut to much sometimes which I think I might get the Bango so I do not mess her hair up again
Replyi never cut my daughter hair but i mostly bring her to kids barber shop
ReplyI trimmed my daughters bangs just to keep them out of her face. As she got older I just trimmed the bottem short anough to keep it out of the potty. She is 5 and the first thing everyone says is how amazing her hair is.
Replygood
Replyi cut my childrens hair it helps save our budget 🙂
ReplyThe sweet sweet trash.
ReplyL poo
Replywhere can I purchase one of these
ReplyI could never cut my daughter’s hair myself!!
Replyseems pretty easy.
ReplyBasically a ruler and cut underneath it…???
ReplyLove my husband doesnt want my daughter to get her hair cut so i could always trim it my self
Replywould be great if the just need a little trim and you can get them to sit still
ReplyIm hving a boy so hair cutting will be easier !!
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