Creative sons came up with the idea to glue hair trimmings on their father’s bald spots as a part of a home hair transplant that took place during the coronavirus lockdown.
While plenty of people tried giving themselves a stylish haircut amid self-isolation, not many go as far as Nick Russell from London who was excited about gluing his hair on his father’s head.
As LADbible reported, Nick is quite fond of his hair. With lockdown in place, however, he realized he needed a cut to look more orderly.
After his brother, Mark, suggested he should be the one to cut his hair, Nick jokingly accepted the offer provided that they would use the trimmings to cover their dad’s bald spots.
While the 26-year-old didn’t believe his father would agree, he happily let his brother cut his hair after 51-year-old dad Colin said he’s up for the hair transplant.
“After washing my hair, me and my brother went into the garden armed with a pot of my loose hair, PVA glue and a paint brush,” Nick said in an interview with LADbible.
“We called my dad over, who was working in his shed and told him to sit down as it was his turn. He laughed and after a little hesitation he was sat down and ready.”
As the 26-year-old went on to say, the entire hair transplant only took him and his brother around 15 minutes whereas “the end product was better than imagined.”
While Colin allegedly loved the new look as well, his wife wasn’t so thrilled by the transformation.
“Dad went to see his new hair in the mirror, he loved it so much that he kept it on until after dinner almost seven hours later,” Nick told LADbible.
“Dad asked mum if she liked what she saw – her response was ‘you’re sleeping on the sofa tonight.’”
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