Getting a haircut in Korea is always fun because they don't speak English and we both have to act out what it is we are talking about. Luckily I had Glen transfer a few words for me before I went, "trim and layer". When I got there I thought she kept asking me if I wanted another perm, and I was like "no, no, cut, cut!" while making the scissors action with my fingers. After about 10 minutes I figured out she was asking if she had permed my hair 2 months ago. Then it all made sense. The best apart: the haircuts are really cheap, about $8.50. It's safe to say I'm not going to want to dish out $30 every time I want a good haircut when I come back to the states. The photo below makes it look shorter than it really is. I even had her thin it. It feels like I don't have any hair at all :). Being that I have the thickest hair known to mankind, after my mom, this is a great thing!
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