Take him somewhere else. Some other random professional is likely to do a perfectly fine job, sets only better than you, with no experience.

Do people still use flowbee? You might try that

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Anonymous wrote:I guess you're not a DIY person, but I find this question absurd. Even if you can't cut a straight line, a 3-year-old will be fine with you trimming his bangs. Only you will notice or care about the results anyway.

Dumb and dumber is stuck in my head.

You must be the OP then.

Anonymous wrote:You take him to a “salon” that books out and you are going to cut it yourself? What’s wrong with the local barber, walk-in?

This is the best point on this whole thread. Thank you. I have an older daughter and have just always take. Them both to the kid salon. I have never walked into a barber shop. Today will be a first.

Anonymous wrote:I guess you're not a DIY person, but I find this question absurd. Even if you can't cut a straight line, a 3-year-old will be fine with you trimming his bangs. Only you will notice or care about the results anyway.

Dumb and dumber is stuck in my head.

Anonymous wrote:I cut my kids' hair. Sometimes it goes better than others, but I can always try again later if need be.

+1

I guess you're not a DIY person, but I find this question absurd. Even if you can't cut a straight line, a 3-year-old will be fine with you trimming his bangs. Only you will notice or care about the results anyway.

Why wouldn't it work? I've used clippers on my toddler and preschooler. It works fine, except for the bangs, which I always use scissors for. The results are never that different from taking them to a salon. You can find youtube videos for techniques.

You take him to a “salon” that books out and you are going to cut it yourself? What’s wrong with the local barber, walk-in?

Waiting a week won’t make a difference. My kids were way too squirmy for me.

Worse you can do is a buzz cut. Why not.

If you are confident, you can do it.

I cut my kids' hair. Sometimes it goes better than others, but I can always try again later if need be.

I could never do it. My husband cuts our son's hair and does a good job. I'm pretty sure I wood screw it up badly. Are you otherwise crafty and patient? At the very least, I'd recommend watching lots of YouTube videos before you take matters into your own hands.

His regular salon is booked out and his hair is in his eyes. I have never in my life done this. Will it work?