I never learned about hair in math class
I fit the stereotypical asian, nerdy guy image pretty well. Although I just turned 18, I probably look and act like a thirteen year old. But I'm working on that. I've never cared much about appearance, but recently I've noticed that the barber I've been going to for years gives me pretty bad haircuts.
Plus, I've always been scared of getting my hair cut because I never know what to say. I walk in and sit down: "So, what would you like today?" "A haircut please." "What kind?" "Erm... a haircut please." Then the barber looks at me funny and proceeds to give me something boring.
So because this is my senior year, I think I'll try getting something a bit more noticeable, at a place somewhere a little more expensive. First question: Is it even normal for a guy like me to care about this instead of fretting over colleges or something.
I have very little idea of what "something more expensive than my neighborhood barber" even means. I've seen those salon/spa things that say [Unisex] on the front, but seem to only cater to scary old women. What is there in between?
If this is normal, I still have no idea what to do in terms of appointments and choosing styles and such. Can I just let the stylist/enhanced barber do what he or she thinks is right? What even goes with a big round pudgy face and black Chinese hair. Finally, what kind of cash are we talking about here?
So I guess my main question is this: Would it be normal to see a guy like me in anywhere fancier than a barbershop?
Thanks for any advice. Maybe I should go back and do what I'm good at. You know, sciency stuff.