Portsmouth defender Ross McCrorie lets brother cut his hair - and here's what the Rangers loanee's chop looks like
It’s a trend that more and more people are latching on to.
Barbershops and hairdressers are among the list of businesses forced to close during the coronavirus crisis.
Consequently, it means people are faced with a quandary – to let their hair grow wild until the lockdown is over or brave a DIY chop.
Those who’re tired of their barnet growing longer than usual have taken to the measures of grabbing the clippers out of the cupboard or ordering a set online.
Across social media, there are swathes of photos of people’s home haircuts – including Pompey defender Ross McCrorie.
Having been self-isolating in his native Glasgow after testing positive for Covid-19, the Rangers loanee let his twin brother, Robby, give him a trim.
Having let Twitter know he’d been given a new hairdo, McCrorie’s followers were understandably keen to see the end product.
And, fair play to the Scotland under-21 international, he wasn't coy and posted pictures of what it looks like.
On his new chop, McCrorie wrote: ‘Letting big Robby cut my hair was a dangerous game.
‘Don’t worry not a baldy! Let’s just say he’s decent at bowl cut.’
McCrorie has made 22 appearances for Pompey since arriving on a season-long loan from Ibrox.