It's been two months since I had a haircut in my hometown. I have much hair, so if I didn't have it trimmed monthly, it would look like this.
With a wish that after a hair trimming I could hopefully feel cooler this summer, in which I have experienced a maximum 43 Celsius degree day, I decide to have a haircut nearby my house. The place I went is a bit small, compared to ones I've been in China, where are big enough for customer to have their hair washed and have a head massage(actually I don't like this part as it's time consuming and uncomfortable for me) before doing anything else. If I had a haircut after that, it costs about 5 Australian dollars. But today the place I went is quite different from that kind of place in China.
After I arrived in there, sitting for a while and began to feel a bit strange as the theme of the shop seems just for the female customer. I were not sure this is the right place for me until checking out on a English learning website for a haircut topic. Now I know it's a Hair Salon, which is mainly for women, not a barbershop, where barbers usually have haircut for men. When I paid attention again to my first Aussie hair and compared the two sides, it is further proved that the place is really a hair salon.
Fortunately, it still looks fine if I could keep my unbalancing sides from the people I am facing.
