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A long time ago my barber (mistakenly) cut off one of my peyos. In my immediate agony, I didn’t object to him cutting off my other peyos to make it “even”. (I don’t know if it would help any if I had him leave the second side; I may have looked a bit out of place though.) Anyways, even since I have never been able to reestablish my previous peyos.
I am “heimish” (down hat, etc.) and my peyos were thick and about down to my chin, though I keep them behind my ear.
Any ideas how to get them back to what they once were?
How long does it take to regrow?
what is a down hat?
all you can do now is wait for them to grow.
i doubt that you want to put hair extensions on .
mine r 4 inches from my belly button. a barber once did the same thing to me 9 years ago
personally i just dont care how they look or how it looks when my hair grows.
The better question is why do I sometimes see otherwise frum men without peyos?
“The better question is why do I sometimes see otherwise frum men without peyos? “
Because they went to the same barber as Feter Shmelka?
wow you started a trend… you became the new “in style” guy!
Is restoring the original peyos any more difficult than letting it grow, by not cutting the area when getting a haircut?
Is this a fe or male? I don’t think males are allowed to ‘even out’ if one accidentally got cut off. Am I missing something here? (besides size 2 screws)
So if the barber snips off the right peyos of a Satmar guy by mistake, the poor fellow needs to walk around with a one-sided extra long peyos for the next 6 months?
anyone see the pester rebbe’s video “Thruway”? am i the only one who noticed that he only has peyos on one side?
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