Real Life Peaky Blinders Haircut Novels & Stories

"I got in a fight in juvie. A kid grabbed my hair and one-upped me. Shaved it ever since." "Interesting. I thought you were going to say something like you were hiding male pattern baldness or a receding hairline." One second she had him on the brink of madness and the next huffing a laugh. "No. Or, well, that may be the case now. I wouldn't know." He stared at her, wondering if she didn't like the look or something. "Why?" She shrugged. "Just curious." Again with the hands on his head. Stroking. "It's hot."

In his hand, he held a large pair of sharp scissors. "Go on, keep running. Why'd you stop?" Bart snipped the air with the scissors. "Word is Professor Doyle is furious. Hey Mindy, did you know that Luminian dark hair fetches a high price on the black market, especially if it's natural? "If I cut off your hair and sell it to the wig factory, that should cover the cost of my combat boots, right?" "Stay back!" I pressed my back against the wall. There was nowhere left to retreat.

I do not want another version of her and that too is like me. "Hello? Are you even listening to me?" He asked, unimpressed and disappointment lacing in his tone. "What were you even saying?" I frowned, noticing how my hair locks were a mess. Does this guy even brush out my hair? If I come back in my body with a bushy nest, I'm ripping his hair out of his scalp. Plus, balding is trendy. If silver was here, she would've said it's always trendy. It's a common thing in every timeline.

I huffed. “Okay, that’s fucked up. If my parents grounded me for every bad hairstyle choice I made… shit I’d have spent all of high school in my room. Cause let me tell you, my pop was not impressed when I went rainbow mohawk with straight razor-shaved sides.” David snickered, shaking his head. I cocked my head, trying to picture him with a rainbow mohawk. “I need photo evidence of this!” I demanded.

He looked up from the screen and met my eyes. "How about that haircut?" I smirked when he gave me a confused glance. Oh this was going to be good. ~~~ "I can't believe you cut your hair!" Mama had been whining all day since Zach and I returned from the overpriced salon we went to get our hairs done. His cleanly trimmed beards and new stylish haircut made me want to jump him and he wouldn't stop staring at my new look. "Mom it's not a big deal! It'll grow back. Besides I like this look." I bounced my newly bobbed shoulder length hair and loved the shine.

“I too have had my bad moments. A period when I struggled and suffered.” He gave me a dry look. “You're not serious are you?” I looked at him straight in the eye. “Oh, I'm dead serious.” I took a deep breath, bracing myself for my great reveal. “It all started when I was still a child,” I paused for dramatic effect. “My parents had ganged up on me and decided to give me a bowl cut.” Kane blinked. “What?” I nodded solemnly. “A bowl cut, Kane. Straight across with no layers. They didn't even consider my dignity. Making me look like mini Lord Farquuad from Shrek.”

I nodded gleefully at his question and he gestured for me to sit in his chair. Chaz asked me what I wanted to do with my hair, and I told him I really had no idea, but I did like my hair at this length. Krista had caught me sneaking leftover peas from dinner one night when I was about 10 and gave me the most horrendous haircut I’d ever had in my life as punishment. I’d never forgotten how the other children had treated me at school, and I’d become incredibly protective of my hair ever since it grew back out. For some reason, I trusted Chaz enough to take my seat without any argument or even hesitation. He showed me a few different pictures of haircuts that he thought would suit me, and I end

Chris helped me with cutting my hair short and into a pixie style. That is what she called it. I don’t really care. They are free and light now. I just need to keep them clean this time and brush them everyday. Well, when they start to grow out again. I head out after letting my cell phone disappear to the same place my knives do. I will hear it even when no one else does. Perks of having this power, I think. What did that guy call it, Magic?

I groaned as I woke up from my alarm groggily, and pushed my hair back with one hand. My long wavy silver hair was now chopped off till my shoulders. Not that I looked bad, though. It had been a week now with my new wolf cut hair that my mom did for me. And it turned out, I was actually born for this haircut. The best part is I don't even need to style it with blow dryer and curlers like others as strangely my hair stays in like that even when I wake up.