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Serious question, the 3 chair spot I walked into in Little Rock had a mirror trick I'd never seen
I was in Little Rock last month visiting my brother and needed a cut, so I popped into this little 3 chair spot off Main. The owner had a small mirror clamped right behind the chair at about shoulder height, angled at the client's head. I asked him about it and he said it lets him check his blend line from the back without walking around the chair every 30 seconds. He said it cut his cut time by about 8 minutes on skin fades and he catches more uneven spots. I watched him work and you could tell he wasn't guessing at the back, he was seeing it live. I've been meaning to rig one up in my own spot but I'm not sure how to clamp it without it getting in the way when the chair reclines. Anyone here use a back mirror setup like that, and how do you mount it so it doesn't budge?
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