This might make you smile

[RosieLKH]

I am in a heap of big dollops at home becuse I have done this to my husband's hair (see attached files)

Now, I'm maintaining that this is NOT my fault. When someone else sets all the equipment up and says "it's all ready" I expect HIM to have put the guard bit on that stops this happening, especially since it's HIS head and this HAS happened before so he SHOULD be wary!

Can I get away with saying it was down to low blood sugars?

 

[zand]

lol it won't take too long to grow out!

 

[dancer]

It's the biggest parting I've ever seen!

 

[Robbity]

Can I get away with saying it was down to low blood sugars?

And what's his excuse then???

Moral #1: Never trust your husband to set anything up correctly
Moral #2: Never trust your diabetic wife to do your hair

But perhaps this will be the start of a new fashion if he plays his cards right...

Robbity

 

[Brunneria]

There are 2 obvious solutions

1 he does it himself, in future

2 shave the lot off!

But i think you are OK. He looks like he was trying not to smile in the second pic.
(I've been trying to get my clippers to Mr B for weeks. Hes started looking like a 70s footballer, and his mum is saying how nice it looks. Clearly a clip is VERY overdue!)

 

[Lamont D]

Two options!

Get the lot off, like myself, no hair!

Or a nice new hat/cap of his choosing.
But I have seen worse!

 

[mrspuddleduck]

Tell him bald is sexy!! Sue xx

 

[oldman1954]

Ooooops

 

[catinahat]

He can borrow my hat