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I suspect a lot of people want a haircut that looks just right immediately after cutting. At least, thats what the lady who cuts my hair (and who does a great job, by the way) always wants to give me. Yet that is obviously a suboptimal haircutting strategy. I always have to ask her to cut it shorter than feels right to her. The farther your hair length is from the right length, in either direction, the greater is your disutility from bad hair days. Too short and too long are both troublesome. Lets suppose the problem is symmetrical, so that (for instance) hair one inch too long and hair one inch too short are equally undesirable. For simplicity, lets say your hair grows one-half inch per week, and you get one unit of disutility for each inch of difference from the right length. If youre on a 5-week haircut cycle, and you start off with the right length, your total disutility is: 0 + 0.5 + 1 + 1.5 + 2 = 5 whereas if you got your hair cut an inch too short, your disutility would be: 1 + 0.5 + 0 + 0.5 + 1 = 3 Clearly, youre better off asking for the shorter haircut, since that minimizes your disutility. But its unrealistic to assume every inch of difference corresponds to the same amount of disutility. Id rather have two weeks of hair one-half inch too long than one week of hair a whole inch too long, because a whole inch is more than twice as annoying as a half inch. If your marginal disutility is proportional to (say) the square of inches, the comparison above becomes even more stark. Starting with the right length, you get disutility of: 0 + 0.25 + 1 + 2.25 + 4 = 7.5 whereas if you started an inch too short, your disutility would be only: 1 + 0.25 + 0 + 0.25 + 1 = 2.5 In such a case, having an optimal haircutting strategy matters a great deal more. Now consider the hastened haircut effect. If theres some threshold disutility above which you simply cannot stand it any longer, youll break from your planned cycle and get an early haircut. Say your threshold is 2 units of disutility, and you start with the right length. Then, using the numbers above, youll cut your cycle short and have a haircut after four weeks instead of five. A cynical person might suggest that your barber or hairdresser, in sending you out of the shop with the perfect do, deliberately tries to short-circuit your cycle to squeeze more haircuts out of you. But Im not a cynic on this one. I suspect hairdressers just dont trust you to attribute your great hair two weeks from now to the great cut they gave you today. . . . Comments: That was a hirsutulous and pulcritudinous post if ever there was one. Since I sport a Mohawk hairdo, the mathematics of disutility becomes more complicated due the the non-uniformity of starting hair lengths. A spikey neon green punk hairdo is even more complicated mathematically and will require the use of random number theory. And what about a bad dye job? We must factor in the disutility of grey hair roots growing in prematurely. I suppose baldness would result in a high constant disutility unless you fancy the Yule Brenner look. Well, if you are bald and hate the look you can alway wear a toupee (no hair cut needed just occasional washing and combing). Of course, you can always wear a baseball cap or wrap your head in a turban. If you are on a budget, you can wrap your head in toilet paper but be prepared to be called some very unflattering names. You can blame the toilet paper idea on your previous post. Trumpit # posted by Anonymous : September 11, 2004 12:27 AM I am so glad I finally found you! Today's post is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted some economic reasoning applied to everyday things. You gave me quite a laugh! I am trying to do a list of blogs with these characteristics, also blogs written by economists and their views about their career. Do you know any? # posted by Leda : September 11, 2004 9:30 AM Special case: The buzz. Here you are nearly at the limit, such that it is impossible for the hair to be too short. So you don't have to start right out with any immediate disutility. However, the disutility is more of a step function than a linear or square one. That's because a buzz looks good for a week or two, and after that it doesn't look just a little less good--it suddenly looks unacceptably bad, once the hair grows long enough to need combing but not long enough to be combable. # posted by Neal : September 12, 2004 8:37 PM Bootleg Trackback: The Perfect Haircut from Blargh Blog. Glen Whitman at Agoraphilia continues his efforts to use practical mathematics to unveil underlying truths about our day-to-day lives. This time, he argues based on economic reasoning that it is best to get a haircut that is a bit shorter than your ideal hair length. I am concerned, however, that his model leaves out an important fact.... [Read More] # posted by Blar : September 16, 2004 12:10 PM Actually in shaving your head the matters complicate a bit. It is fast and convenient to just use a shaving machine, but shaving with razor and foam helps with the fat and dandruff. Yet it takes time, leaves the scalp somewhat sore, may inflict wounds and doesn't look as good for the first days. The optimal shave (1 or 0.1 mm) depends strongly on individual characteristics of your scalp. # posted by hc : September 21, 2004 4:59 AM Of course, this will all be irrelevant when a machine is created that can learn your haircut and re-apply it at any time. You'd want the original haircut to be perfect in that case, so that you can perfect your head any time you want. Don't know what all of the hairdressers will do at that point. Fortunately, that's still another ten or fifteen away. # posted by Al Brown : September 21, 2004 1:45 PM I think you have to take into account that a linear increase in hair length is not necessarily a linear increase in hair disutility. A full-inch too long may and probably will be more than twice as irritating as a half-inch too long. Remember that you have been irritated for quite some time. Also, there's no way to measure "utility." # posted by Joshua_Holmes : September 21, 2004 9:27 PM Joshua -- I addressed your first point already, by considering disutility as the *square* of inches. As for the measurement of utility, you're correct, of course. But using cardinal (measurable) utility is just a convenient rhetorical device, since everything I said here could be rendered in the form of ordinal (ranking only) utility. It would be a lot more complicated, since I'd have to introduce some other values against which hair satisfaction could be traded off, but it could be done. # posted by Glen Whitman : September 22, 2004 12:18 AM Some of us are better off in this area than others. I am blessed with Male Pattern Baldness, which results in a "ring" or "doughnut" hair pattern, from ear to ear, wrapping behind the head, but sparse, if not naked on top of my head. Being a geek, I really only have three choices of hair style: Shaved, Clipped and Pony-Tail. Since I was born after the 60's, and my hair is currently short, the Pony-tail is out. While it would be financially cheap to grow it out, I would suffer much ridicule and emotional distress during that time. So, I'm left with Shaved and Clipped. Shaved, as a previous commentor suggested, has problems of its own. You have a continual expense of buying razors (forgo the shaving cream for soap you already use in the shower!). Not only that, but it takes time to shave carefully and if you cut your scalp, you bleed something fierce. You could be a stud and buy a straight razor for a fee, but that's just scary and you better keep that thing sharp and out of the way of your kids. The Clipped option is the way to go. You buy a pair of clippers and use one (or NO!) attachment. Your marginal disutility is cut in half because your hair only grows in one direction :) 12 years ago, I bought a pair of Oster clippers for $14.95. They've never had to be fixed. I keep them maintained with the original brush and oil they came with. They use negligible energy (I clip about once every two weeks). What hair I have is neat and tidy, easy to maintain and wash. I don't need extra hair products like shampoo and conditioner. I don't need special shaving products like razors, lotion, styptic(sp?) sticks, etc. I recommend everyone do it, even if you're not balding. It's cheap, fashionable and ... optimal! # posted by Tim Schmidt : September 22, 2004 1:19 PM Sadly, the idea that hair length contributes to utility strikes me as false, or at least in most cases. What a hair stylist does isn't simply setting the length of your hair to some optimal value. What they are doing is reducing visible entropy. A good hair cut has low entropy. As the hair grows, the entropy increases. A perfect example of this for a man: when you get your hair cut, the stylist will frequently shave the upper part of the neck to provide a clean line. Since in most cases, the stylist will shave down to the skin, there is no way to "overshoot" or shave more. This, and other things, show that a haircut frequently loses "utility" simply as a time function for many people. 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Be sure to test a small area of skin first to make sure there is no acute sensitivity or allergic reaction to pubic hair removal using waxing. Hair should be at least 1/8 inch long. If it isn't wait until it reaches this length. Be sure to wash the skin thoroughly and dry it well beforehand to remove any lotions or oils which may prevent the wax from adhering closely to the skin. Heat the wax carefully so as not to overheat and thus burn the skin when applying. Test on a small area first. The consistency should be soft rather than runny. If pain and discomfort is a main concern use a pain reducing gel or cream available from pharmacists. These solutions should be applied 30 to 60 minutes before waxing so the skin is numbed beforehand. Apply a thin layer of wax in the direction of the hair growth and peel back with a rapid movement close to the skin. Do not pull up or out, rather pull back. Clean the skin with a warm moist towel afterwards to remove excess wax. Avoid wearing tight clothing over freshly waxed areas to minimize the risk of irritation and ingrown hairs. 24-48 hours after pubic hair removal waxing, exfoliate the skin (with a Loofa sponge for example) to prevent the dead skin from accumulating and causing hair to become ingrown. Best Positions Option 1. Sit in a chair with your feet up above your waist and legs spread apart. Option 2. Sit with one leg propped above your waist and the other leg resting on the floor. Option 3. Lie on your back with legs wide apart and raised in the air so that all the waxable areas are spread taut. Option 4. Lie on your side with the bottom leg straight out and the top leg bent at the knee and tucked behind the straight leg. Option 5. Bend the knees and keep the legs wide apart so the genital areas are easy to work on. Put a mirror on the ground if necessary for better control. Recommendation: As waxing pulls hair out from the root, follow up with Kalo Hair Inhibitor Lotion. 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