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took this last night, shaved the beard also for work
yeah i know i'm a sellout but i need to eat LOL
let me know what you think
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Hey people,
Well, I promised a few pics on my birthday of my hair behind my ears, didn't I. Unfortunately, I couldn't take them as I've been ill for over a week, including before, on and after my birthday!:( Only today have been well enough to face school. My nose and lips have developed a few spots, as you do when you get colds, so I'd rather not take a pic of my face until they clear up, but as a consolation, I had taken a pic of the back of my head 8 days ago, intending to post it sometime. So here it is! I feel the hair at the back of my head changes drastically every month, it's really starting to look long in the back now, IMO.
I'll post a proper update at my 11 months mark, I think is on the 28th
Not to disappoint the millions of fans out there of Surferdude's hair:D
Comments most welcome!
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Believe it or not I think my hair is kinda missing my old Cone filled shampoos, I didn't seem to get half as man fly away strands from my hair.
Take a look at the attached picture.
OK I'm much happier with the way my hair feels since I switched to cone free shampoos but, there is something to be said for Silicones, they hide a lot of imperfections.
Infact, by the end of the day, my hair can be a frizz of short-flyaway strands, so many infact that I'm concerned it could be damage rather than new growth.
To this end I have a question, most of my short fly-aways are twisted and wavy strands which crop up around my part and look quite ugly. They don't appear to have damaged ends, but the fact they are not smoother and straighter like the rest of my hair makes me wonder. Admittedly, they are 1-2 inches long so they don't have another 10 inches of hair pulling them flat.
Is it damage or new growth?
The photo shows mimimal frizz, but I washed/conditioned my hair this morning so its not the best illustration.
Sorted
It's time for my progress pics, so here we go:
I personally think it's starting to look good. Except in the back, still looks like crap there...
More pics, check out the link.
Any comments welcome!
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As some (many?) of you know, back on July 1st I lost 7 inches of hair due to a huge mistake on my behalf. At the same time, I was going through a breakup of a relationship. About the only thing going for me was my dog! No matter what, he's there and faithfully by my side through whatever happens.
Anyway, just thought I'd share a pic taken just a couple of days after my losses (hair and relationship). I know it looks bad, but at the time I didn't really care about how I looked.
Anyway...at least the dog is cute! Hahahaha.
Hey, I've just started to wear a beanie/winter cap daily to hide the awful awkward stage of my curly hair. When I take it off my hair is more wavy/straighter, feels softer and looks longer. Is this damaging to hair to do this everyday? Thanks in advance,
Dan C
I've been using this for a while now, but im only fully appreciating it. Its phyto potion 9 which is an emulsion of plant extracts and macademia oil and other oils which are absorbs into the hair shaft (unlike jojoba which I dont think is well absorbed). It comes in a nifty metal tube and costs about £10. I use it after towl drying, a pea sized amount leaves my hair sleek yet bouncy and nice an shiney oh and lowers frizz... its cone free too : ) just thought id inform ya's looking for a good cone free leave in.
The TV listing for tonight's (Tuesday) "Queer Eye for the Straight Guy" show on BRAVO says that the "straight guy is an artist who hasn't had a haircut in 9 years".
Just thought I'd mention it for anyone who might be interested.
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Here is my son and part of his date. They were a hit at the dance. He wore a Zoot suit and she dressed like a movie starlet. The theme for the Formal was Hollywood! Long hair can go anywhere!!! Here is their altered photo!!!
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Thank you so much Robert for clearing this all up. (the missing face photos) While we love to post here and you have all made my 2 sons happy knowing they are not alone in the long hair world... still we have to be safe!
The photo enclosed in this message is a few years old and you can't see their faces... But be assured they are beautiful and silly and happy with their hair long. Here they were trying out "Legolas" hair and had fun with that. I have 2 long haired sons. Drama Student age 14 and Lizard Hunter who is 11!
Thanks for everyone's support!!!
Esme
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Im not sure if this has been posted before.. I kinda have a feeling that it has, but can't really recall. just thought it would be fun.
for me, it has allways been steven tyler from Aerosmith, the guy has awesome hair, he definetaley takes good care of it. (after he got it straightened)
like this pic, except maybe a bit longer.
Sorry about the last one, :(
Hey there,
Well I ordered Jojoba off that site you recomended- Hobacare. I am anxious to get it and try it out! Just a few questions...
What makes it so good? Is there any reason why you find it better than any other type of jojoba oil?
And also, this is the kind of stuff that I can use instead of a conditioner, correct? Like, I will wash my hair with shampoo, get out of the shower, and put the Jojoba in my damp hair and let it dry that way naturally. That will work to help smooth it out and reduce volume, correct?
Thanks a lot!
Sid
Last time I posted, I got great advice on keeping my hair less poofy. I've taken much of that advice, and while I have healthy, soft, shiny, and slightly more manageable hair now, I'm still struggling a bit with excessive poofiness. Gelling my hair works, but it leads it to looking greasy until the gel dries and being too... hard after the gel is done drying. Any more advice, besides using conditioner, which has proven to be extremely helpful advice that I've already begun to take, would be extremely appreciated.

after months of waiting, my hair is finally getting long. That's what I get for shaving my head, eh?
Thought I'd update in celebration.
cheers, Pete
Along with my mourning dove and nature photos, I added a page on the photographer (and his mane).
Ed
In four months, the very ends of my hair will be 3 years old
and there are absolutely NO split ends. In fact, my hair has never looked better!
The ONLY difference I can see is that the last few inches are a bit
lighter in color than the rest of my hair.
I have ALWAYS 'babied' my hair by always using a conditioner
after shampooing.
I also do 'conditioner washes'...that is, using only a conditioner to wash my hair
between my regular shampooings.
I never use a blow dryer. Instead, I squeeze my hair inside
a bath towel
and then allow it to air dry.
When sleeping, I always keep my hair restrained with at LEAST 2 hair ties.
Hope the above info is of some help to you.
Blessings & good luck to ALL!
I have recently finished university, gaining a 2:1 degree in Environmental Conservation. I also have eight years of voluntary experience in the countryside.
I recently applied for the position of ranger with my local city council. This was done through an agency and took me three weeks of interviewing and a criminal records bureau check being carried out.
In the final interview, which was actually with the council, I was told that my long hair could be a problem, but no apparent reason was given. After the interview, I contacted the agency to enquire whether I had got the position only to be told that if I had short hair, I would have got the job as they liked me, but due to my long hair, I had been turned down.
I enquired that if it had been due to my religon, would I still be turned down, to which they said that 'they would wear turbans'.
I would like to take this matter further, but could do with some direction. Advise please!!
Does anyone here like the way the hair feels and looks after it hasnt been washed for maybe 3-4 days? The times when I wash my hair with shampoo it gets all poofy and if I use conditioner it curls up and feels greesy and unnatural. The only problem is some people may think im a dirty bum, which they already do since I have long hair. Is there anyway I can have it look like this without having to wait a couple of days? This brings me to the question of is shampooing hair really necassary? I really hate it and would rather just use plain water but people keep telling me Ill go bald and stuff. Anyone know the truth about this?
I think I may be on to something here. Maybe it will be of use for other people on the board?
Lately as you may know, I've been getting a problem with buildup. I try and wash and condition my hair with very moisturizing things, and often this means little or no sulfates, and a high concentration of 'cones.
All my life I thought I had dry/damged hair, and all my life I washed my hair every single day, sometimes more than once a day. It wasn't until this summer that I started washing every other day, and this seems to work all right as my hair isn't too dry anymore. But after a while of doing this, my hair seems to get built up really easily.
My latest theory is that maybe now that I wash every other day, my hair is "normal," and not "dry/damaged." And that using these dry/damaged products just makes my hair get built up too easily, which results in stopping my conditioner from working right.
What do you guys think? Maybe someone like Ste has an idea what's going on. Feel free to comment, anyone.
Hey this is my first post here but i have been reading for months, could you please comment on my hair :)
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Hi guys.
Just thought I would share this with you. Yesterday, I was driving to work. At the light, a LONG HAIRED man on a Harley Davidson pulled up and revved his motorcycle several times to get me to look at him. So I turned my attention to him. He looked at me for about a minute before figuring out I was a man and immediately faced forward and stopped revving his engine. When the light turned green, he peeled out, putting as much distance between himself and me as possible.
Ironic, isn't it? This guy wasn't much more masculine appearing than I, either. At any rate, it was good for a laugh!
As we all know, Leung Kwok-hung was recently elected to office in Hong Kong. He's a pro-democracy LONGHAIR! Yep, there's one of us holding elected office in Hong Kong!
Anyway, looks like he's already creating controversy. Personally, I applaud what he has done, whether it's the middle finger or the choice of clothes.
I'd be interested in your comments. I think it's great!
HONG KONG (Reuters) - Hong Kong's main pro-Beijing party has demanded newly elected lawmaker and radical activist "Longhair" explain showing his middle finger in the legislature house just hours after he was sworn into office this week.
"This sort of behavior from a lawmaker is unacceptable and he needs to account for it," said Ip Kwok-him, deputy chairman of the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong, which has the largest bloc of seats in the legislature.
Leung Kwok-hung, who shouted pro-democracy slogans before and after he read his oath of office, found himself in trouble at a news conference Wednesday when he made the middle finger salute while referring to another legislator, Philip Wong.
The pro-Beijing Wong flashed his middle finger at demonstrators during a protest against a planned law banning subversive activities against mainland China last year and quickly drew public anger.
Recalling the incident, Leung made the gesture himself to show what Wong did and demanded Wong apologize.
Ip insisted that Leung's action was unacceptable.
"Even if he says he was just trying to show what Philip Wong did, that is unacceptable," Ip told Reuters. His party will demand that Leung explain his behavior in a legislative sub-committee meeting next week.
Leung, already embroiled in a battle to wear T-shirts to legislative meetings, was defiant.
"I tell you, they are mad. I was just showing reporters what Wong did, their complaint is irrelevant," Leung told Reuters.
"I am now challenging them to a public debate on whether I should apologize. If I lose, I will apologize."
Leung wore a black T-shirt printed with pro-democracy slogans and the image of Che Guevara for his swearing-in and has vowed to dress similarly in future legislative sessions.
Some of his more strait-laced colleagues have said such attire was not appropriate and the president of the legislature has called for all members to discuss the matter.
Do cold water rinses also make your hair softer and easier to control?
I have straight dark hair past my butt. I have noticed "less" hair on my temples or hair lines when I put my hair in a bun. When hair is loose, you can't see the "less hair." Is that normal because other than that, my hair is the same all around and keeps growing and male baldness doesn't run in my family. Thanks.!
Hi,
I have hair just past my shoulders and have no intention of cutting it any time soon. But when i wash and brush my hair, the brush ends up covered in hair, the majority are half length hairs that have snapped off. The top of my head is littered with half-length hairs that get in my face when it is windy. This is the first time i've grown my hair and i last had a "proper" hair cut over 2 and a half years ago. I was wondering if this "snapping" problem is common with others or first time growers. I am only 18 and hope this problem isn't an early sign of balding.
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This photo is very old like 2-3 years before he got tall... this is them trying out Legolas hair. You can kinda see faces. But if you know my sons please don't bother them. They are Drama Student and Lizard hunter.
hi. ive been growing my hair out for the last few months. but lately the ends are looking very frizzy. are these split ends?
how should i go about corecting this problem? conditioner? trims??
Hey guyz
Myhiar isn't too long but im planning on growing it and have stopped gettin haircuts. The last time i planned to do it i had to eventually get a haircut when school opened :(...this time that aint gonna happen so i really need help on what i can do to prevent my hair from gettin all curled up when i wake up in the morning. I take a shower before going to sleep at night, does this have anything to do with my hair getting all messed up? I really would appreciate some help...thanks..
sJ
I believe yesterday or the day before somebody here posted a link to some Danish potographer's website for his long hair. If anybody can help me get that link again I'll be very grateful. My friend got on my computer yesterday and must've hit just the right (wrong) key and all the internet memory went away in the sense that all the "history" there is is from today.
Victor, If you call me to the pricipal's office for this, I deserve it. The only justification I can give is that this informative piece does mention HAIR COLOR.
A blonde woman was speeding down the road in her
Cadillac XLR and was pulled over by a woman police
officer that was also a blonde. The cop asked to see
the blonde's driver's license. She dug through her
purse and was getting progressively more
agitated. "What does it look like?" she
finally asked. The police woman replied, "It's
square and it has your picture on it." The driver
finally found a square mirror, looked at it
and handed it to the police woman. "Here it is,"
she said. The blonde officer looked at the mirror,
then handed it back saying, "Okay, you can
go. I didn't realize you were a cop."
Yes, its true. Some of you might remember I posted here about a month ago I had a funny feeling my father was going to question me about my hair being so long. Well he finally did and it was not pretty. I am at the 16 month stage so Im actually surprised that I got away with it for so long, knowing my old man.
Here is some background info - See my dad is old fashioned, we are an ethnic minority in this country and so our comunity is quite close knit. Now the issue of long hair in men as frowned upon in our culture, it not traditional to have long hair and where my dad is from (Pakistan) there are hardly any men with long hair, most have "normal" short hair - My dad sees this as status quo and anything different is stupid.
Now with my hair still being in the final stages of awkwardness, it can look messy from time to time. The other day he did not like the look of this and thats when the battle began. I respect my dad - but the arguments that came from my old man's mouth were truly pathetic.
-He commeneted that why it was so long if no other guys of our ehtnicicity have long hair!
-He said whats the big deal with it as he never had long hair in his life!
-And here was the clincher, he said what will other people think as I look so "messy"
OTHER PEOPLE! I discovered then it was not a problem he had, it was what other people from out comunity might think. With my long hair and bearded look, he is worried that other people, his friends and relatives - may think I am some sort of hippy/drug abuser. Yes you heard it here folks - my dads logic is long hair = druggie! Unbelievable!
This pissed me off. The hair wasnt an issue anymore. It was the method that he was going about it. He seems to think that if his friends and relatives see his son looking like what I am now, they will assume that he has lost control over his children (even though im 23!) - and in a culture where respect for your parents is everything, this is a big no no.
The way my old man sees it, my long hair is a symbol of his weakness to control his children - sad isnt it.
So we had this fight and I killed every one of his arguments. Then he took the Godfather" or "Al Capone" approach. I quote:
"You can get much farther with a kind word and a gun than you can with a kind word alone" - Al Capone.
He had tried the nice way with words, that didnt work so he basically threatened to kick my ass. A typical response from him in this situation. At this point I knew I had lost the battle. There was no point in going any further - he has made his decicion and it was final - even though my arguments were just.
I told him i'd go on Saturday (9/10) and get it cut so he and his freinds and relatives can be happy.
My rant is over and sorry if I sounded so angsty, just had to let it out.
So that is it - these 16 months were interesting, its only in the last few months I began to like the way my hair was going, buy alas it has to end. Finally I intend to post my final picture before I cut it soon and also i'll post my after picture for fun. I just wish there was some way I could donate my hair to someone in the awkward stage, lol.
...I WILL grow my hair back one day. I swear to God I will.
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Have been around the web searching for hair sites but I'd never seen this one. Nice place. Greetings to one and all.
Clancy
hey do u all know the gameshow "The Weakest Link"
anyway, Anne Robinson was foin her customary takin the mick out of contestants after a rubbish round, and asked a studednt
"why do you have long hair like a girl?"
so he replied
"why do you have short hair like a bloke?"
i thought it was hilarious, hope you appreciate it
cheers!
Sitting on the shore
Sand between my fingers
Peering at the waves
Breaking themselves
On the rocks.
See the horizon
I want to see further
Want to go further
Reach the never-ending end.
I want to swim
Keep swimming
See the other side
But will I see you?
Will I see another empty shore?
Another horizon?
Will I be another broken wave?
I cant go and find you
Youre like the horizon
Just out of reach.
Youll have to swim
Ill wait
Watch the horizon
You wont be a broken wave.
Realizing that it was taking me nearly as long to get my hair right as it takes to have a shower, I decided it wasn't any long worth the effort. I went to a stylist friend who gave me a kick-ass short cut that shows off my wavy / curly hair. The best part, though, are constant comments from friends who are saying things like "you look so much younger", etc. I've enjoyed following many of you here on the hyperboard and will continue to check in from time to time. I will share one thing I learned: Matrix Smooth Look products really do work to soften and straighten curly / wavy hair. Hair care products sold by salons are so much better than anything I could ever find in a grocery store. As a matter of fact, a friend who is a distributor for TiGi products told me a while ago that their line which groceries and pharmacies sell is watered down, not the quality of what is sold in the salons. Any guys, thanks for letting me enjoy the challenge of growing out my hair. Will I ever do it again? Hell yeah, but not just right now. I'm leaving teaching at the end of this semester and need to do some heavy networking to find a new career. Long hair just isn't going to cut it in that process. Best wishes to you long hairs and long hair wannabes. Nothing beats a full head of kick-ass hair, eh? Josh
Hi JK - do you live in the UK ? More specifically, have you been in the Harrogate area lately ? If not, there's a guy walking round my town who looks exactly the same as you ! Spooky...
I'm thinking of getting one, but im not entirely sure what to expect. Looked online for like before and after pics but couldnt find any : ( I know what one is... its just I wanna see a darn pic!! Also I have no idea how long/short your hair has to be/can be in order to get one. I guess as long as it can go around the roller its long enough... it would be terribly embarrassing tho to go to a salon ask for one and they're like "hhhmmm well we cant do much with that..."
Boy that was a close one today!!! What a nightmare! I woke up in the dream only to find I have a skin head!!! Then I woke up for real!! Yep still there! Yipes
Angela mentions being a longhair at 80 in a post below. Sp here's three questions.
1) Who is the oldest longhair on this board?
2) Who is the oldest longhair you know?
3) Do you plan to keep your hair long, however old you get?
I don't know the answer to the first, but I believe some of us are older than me (49)!
2 I was in the US in 2001 and saw a man of around 75 with thick waist length white hair tied at intervals of about 6 inches.
3 I don't plan to cut my hair ever, even if there is very little of it left.
Over to yu
first off, thanks for responding kiat...well i survived school today, and now i have a 3 day weekend to work on it...some people said they liked it, i couldn't tell if other people did or not...but yeah, i have a familiar problem...my hair is really curly, and i used to want to try to get a "wet look", but that didn't work out, and since i got it cut (from 9 inches)i don't really care if it looks wet, i just want it to be as straight and long looking as it is when it's wet...i tried a straightener, but that actually didn't work well, does it matter how wet/dry my hair is when i'm doing it? any advice on how to make it longer looking? (the rest are my specifics, you don't have to read them)
alright, when my hair was 9 inches, it bushed out and people called it a fro...it pissed me off that they would call it that, but i wasn't comfortable with it at all...even when i used a straightener, it still bushed out, so i let my mom cut it...it came out all screwed up.
basically, one look i've always liked is the kind of clean long hair look where the sides are tucked behind the ears and the front and top are pulled over where the sides would be...thankfully, my hair's just about the right length for it, especially when it's wet. i can pull it off pretty well when it's wet and straighter, and it curls out in the back, which is kinda cool (annoys me when people imitate it), but once it dries, it kinda curls up in the front making it look thin and everything, then cause the top is still like 9 inches, it begins curling and loses its shape completely...i hate it, it's like i have a two hours time limit to feel good about myself...tried gel, volumizer, ("weightless") leave in conditioner...please, tell me what i can do to make my hair straighter!
They all say this to me.
They say:
"If you complain that people mock you, just cut the hair and they`ll leave you alone !"
I refuse.
What do you think?
I'm jealous of those of you who have been at this awhile... I have the majorly wavy hair ... and starting to get into the stage where - well it looks like crap.
I work in a fairly conservative financial company - and while I do tech work - so they aren't overly concerned - are there any tricks that I can do to hide/help during this time.
I'm guessing since my hair is quite wavy - that this period will be quite a bit longer than that of those who have straight hair...
Am I stuck wearing hats for the next year, or is there something that can help with the "hair goes everywhere" effect...
(lesse if these images work)
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Hi. As you might have guessed, I just spent the last 20 years in the Army, so naturally I am new to this board..LOL. Last year, when I was in Iraq with the 3rd Infantry division, I was BALD. I shaved my head every day (or whenever I could during the main days of fighting)...but that was my adopted style as a former Drill Sergeant, MP and Senior Noncommissioned Officer. I have always had a fascination for long hair. My best friend Dave has gorgeous long hair down past his shoulders...and my wife has told me (over the last 14 years of marriage) that I could keep my hair as short as I wanted, but once I retired that I would let it grow at least as long as Kevin Sorbo (Hercules). So I have begun my quest for long (for me) hair...maybe like Aragorn from "Lord of the Rings". I made a mistake by getting a "maintenance" cut about two months ago, but I won't make that mistake again.
One final thought, my hair is flipping up in the back..will my hair grow past that? I have pretty straight hair (I think).
Thanks!!
Terry (Bassdiesel)
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this site. I was referred by Bruin (I hope I spelled your name right).
I guess I'll give a bit of an introduction of myself. My name's Elizabeth, I will be turning 24 next week. I am living in British Columbia, Canada. I had long hair most of my life. I have only had really short hair when I was child and I didn't know I was going to get a really short hair cut at the time so I was really upset, and I have never had my hair that short ever since. The longest I had my hair was up to my waist and that was in 1994. I just recently had my hair a little passed the middle of my back and I had it trimmed to my collarbone (although it already grew). I don't have any updated pics of my hair, but I will soon and I'll post some up. If anyone has any questions or anything, feel free to contact me:)
Later,
Beth
I'm about six months in and down to the tip of my nose. I loose some length due to waves though. I just realized that as soon as my hair grows enough, out of about 500 of so guys I work with, I will be the only longhair! This should prove to be very interesting. In a fit of being iritated with it, I almost cut all off, but the girl next to me talked me out of it(her husband is a longhair). I am in the worst part of the akward stage. I have wicked thick hair so right now it's a nightmare. On the bright side, it can't get any worse and the best is yet to come!
Johnny
Uhhh I think my sisters dog gave me fleas. The reason why I think so is b/c she gets on my lap all the time and sleeps in bed with me under the covers near my shoulder. But anyway it feels like stuff biting my scalp. I know that it isn't lice b/c I keep my hair clean and all. How would I go about killing those little shits oops excuse my language lol but itching every few seconds is getting annoying and I don't think I would want to go out in public and scratch my head constantly people will think that I have head lice. Ahhhhh it's really bugging me. Please help!! I would really appreciate it.
Thanks and later,
Mark
Is anyone familiar with this hair straightening system?
My hair is just past my mouth now, and Ive been getting alot of flips since my hair is wavy. My Mother suggested inquiring about some kind of straightening system that lasts about 6 months, so I looked it up online and found this:
http://www.thermalreconditioning.com/
Dustin,
I like the picture you posted aways down the one for Oct pic when it was wet and combed down. How about the same type of pic but with dry hair combed down.
Hey all,
My hair's about halfway down my neck now, which is around the length i wanted, but whenever it dries after a shower my hair sticks right out. It's like i have upside-down yoda ears. I see nobody else with long hair suffering this, is there anything I can do? =(
Norm
alright, silly me, i never should've let my mom cut my hair...i asked her to take two inches off, and basically, now i have hair on the sides and back that are 4-6 inches, but at the bottom, it's only two, so it looks like it's only two inches...in the front it's 5 or 6, and on top it's like 8...it's a disaster...my hair's thick and curly, i was just wondering if you guys had any quick advice on a hairstyle...i got nothing...and my parents won't let me miss school tomorrow, so please reply if you have anything to say!
Can someone explain how you go about tying a segmented ponytail on yourself it seems rather difficult. Ive gotten my mom to do it the last few times which has turned out great.
Just found this gallery of a Danish photographer.
When I tie my hair in a tail, all the short hairs (the new hair underneath) frizz out in all directions, working themselves free and because my hair is curly, won't lie flat. I just wanted to know if you guys have that too? The problem also is that I hace a lot of these 'shorties', especially at the sides and temples.
Last night I attended my first rock concert -- Pearl Jam -- as a longhair, and it felt good to jump around with my hair flying everywhere. (I must admit, however, that I'm not a rocker and probably looked like a goofball trying to fit in with everyone jumping up and down with the beat. But hey...it was fun!)
I was disappointed that all the Pearl Jam guys now have short hair, but there were many, many longhairs in the audience.
Biggest surprise of the evening: A guest appearance by actor Tim Robbins ("Mystic River," "The Shawshank Redemption," "Bull Durham," etc.), who sang with the guys on one song. And I didn't realize how tall that guy is...6'5"!
Cheers,
Jeremy (who's incredibly unfocused at work today)
how do u guys get ur hair to go flat ion the awkward stage (about 10 months 4 me now)
sometimes after itrs been washed i can dry it partially and stick a hat on, which has the desired effect. However, if it wasn't fry enough to start wiv or i have to take the hat off after only a shot while (less than an hour) it ends up really "pumfy" and fluffy
help!
PS: my bangs seem really damaged but i dunno if they actuially are. they dry realy quickly (withing a couple of minutes?) and cant be styles at all, they go all over the place, any ideas>?
Hey all! Haven't posted for awile, so hope nobody missed me. Anyways I was just wondering what you guys have to say about Bed Head products? I bought some complete control shampoo, but I'm gonna start using it once I finish my Aussie shampoo. So I was wondering how effective are these products, and would you recommend them?
See ya!
I don't know how familiar the regulars on this board are with George Michael. This topic may have already been discussed, or cussed. Anyway, I've been twice. The first visit was for a "treatment", a dusting and a trimming of the far ends. The second was just for a dusting and a little off the bottom to even it up. If some of you are not familiar with George Michael salons, they cater to (mostly) women and men with long hair. You never have to worry about getting 6 inches taken off when you only wanted 1. Here's the web site of the only guy in North Texas that is George Michael certified. His name is Bill Mahavier. An excellent chap if I do say so myself.
I just got out of the shower and decided to comb my hair in a slightly different way. I usually do a side part, one that is quite far over from the one side. I like this somewhat although to be honest, when my hair is wet, it gives off a slightly "nerdy" effect, lol, as it looks like my hair is pinned to the side with gel or something.
So today, upon leaving the shower, i combed my hair so that it's in-between a side part and a center part- and it looks great right now that it's wet! We'll wait and see how it looks when it dries... I'll let you all know.
For the record, my hair length right now is about halfway down my neck in back, and my bangs can be pulled straight down just past my eyes. I'm thinking of a shoulder-length goal, although we'll see where the road takes me...
hey, my hair is about 11 inches long, i've been growing it for eight months, and I've never used conditioner. I've been using QUEEN HELENE'S CHOLESTEROL.
Should I go on with this or am I wrong? My hair looks great the day I use it, very "feathery", but really starts to tangle and itch the day after. I'm not sure how much you're supposed to use the stuff, so I apply it 3 or 4 times a week. Anyone have any insight?
thanks
I would like to apologise for the comment I made to Thee Longhaired Gal. I promise you this was not a serious comment at all, and wasn't meant to be taken offensively. I should know that it's hard to know over the internet. You're all great people and I'd be devastated if you all hated me.
Please forgive me!
Hi!
I read one of your posts down the board which really shocked me!
You said your hair grew 13.3 inches in only 3.5 months??? That seems to me as absolutely incredible!!! As I said in the reply before I wrote this, it makes mine and Wolfie's growth rate seem pathetic in comparison! I don't mean to call Wolfie's hair or hair rate pathetic, though, he has one of the best manes on the board:) But, could you just confirm that it really does grown so fast? That's nearly 4 inches a month!!!
Thanks.
Does anyone know of any stores that sell stuff for mens hair or a website that I could take a look at the sells stuff for mens hair other than hair ties? I really wish bunjii was still selling those hair ties :( But i've looked through all of the hair accessory sites that Bill has on his web page. But if anyone knows where any are please either post them on here or send them to my e-mail address.
Thanks much,
Mark
hi, I have not posted here in a while but I read the board almost daily. those of you who have any recolection of my posts (I forgive you if you don't) remember that my hair has the tendency to flip out quite a lot. I got exited that my bangs (the last layer) were finaly straightening out, and then the bottom layer decided to give it another go! so my hair (about mid back by now) has an akward flip at the end of it. has anyone else experienced this? and does it go away? (if it helps my hair texture is thick, slightly dry, and slightly wavy)
-Reuben-
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Hi Guys
Here's a few pictures now I've got over my cold and my nose (hopefully) doesn't resemble an erupting volcano anymore. As always, comments, questions and constructive criticism are welcome. I had to make them small so they wouldn't exceed the maximum file allowance.
Cheers!
RM
Does anyone have any experience on this subject. I want to join a health club but they require that you wear one. Thanks.
Hi guys, when you look at the back of your hair (presumably using 2 mirrors, one which you hold in front of you, and a wall mirror behind you), is it normal to see much scalp showing? You might be thinking, 'of course it's hair loss,' but in this case I'm not sure if it's just my parting being done in a haphazard way, leading to more parts. I especially see this when I tie my hair back.
Maybe what I'm saying isn't making sense, but maybe it will make sense to some of you. Thanks for any help on the matter! :)
Lately I've been fealing like i want to cut my hair off. Im not going to, simply because I am so far. But it seems that my hair isnt as nice as it was several months ago when it was shorter. More breakage everyday; it seems like if I touch my hair in any kind of way my hand comes back with a strand or two between the fingers. I guess now that I am past the akward stage, I dont like how my hair looks on me. Maybe its because i havent cut it in like half a year, or maybe its because I have all those frizzies on top. That and I never completely cleared up my skin. Just wanted to share discouraging times with you all and to say that I plan to keep growing anyway.
Hey haven't had the chance to post here in a while since school started but I'll be reaching the one year mark in a week or two. Ive started noticing when I comb my hair that aroun 15-25 pieces of hair come out. Is this normal? I thought maybe it may seem like more is comming out because the hair is longer now. Im not sure if the combing is taking these pieces of hair out or if they were already there just trapped in the rest of the hair. Ill be getting a webcam real soon so I'll have to post some pictures of how the year went.
This club,(http://www.improb.com/projects/hair/hair-club-top.html), sponsored by the Annals of Improbable Research (http://www.improb.com) has been discussed on this board before (see archives). But check out one of the latest pics:
can anyone recommend a shampoo/conditioner please?
what are your thoughts on oil/cholesteral instead of conditioner?
thanks
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Well I suppose it's about time a posted an updated picture here.
Mine you I still got quite a way to catch up with Bruin.
Cheers,
John.B
PS...how'd that grey get in there!!!
Ok, first weekend of the Texas Renaissance Festival is over. Business could have been better, but it was "half-priced tickets" weekend (meaning a bunch of cheap-ohs, lol).
Anyways, it feels good to work at a place where probably 85% of the male employees have shoulder length hair or longer (not to mention a couple of absolutely beautiful dread-heads).
Anyways, the down side to this is that the workers are all required to wear some kind of head-covering, scarf, hat or whatever. Anyways, I chose the method that would still allow my hair to be seen, and went with a long gypsy style bandana. Some friendly soul took a couple of photos there and sent me a copy, so here they are.
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/thatballguy/detail?.dir=mail&.dnm=df39.jpg
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/thatballguy/detail?.dir=mail&.dnm=e043.jpg
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
i was doing a search for men with long hair tonight and ive found some disrubing christian sites on long haired men ofcourse ive known people hold these beliefs (generally i find them to be nutcases) but the tought they may brainwash more generations to come distubs me i thought id share some links and a quote from on of em
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/5043/Shorthair.html
http://bz.llano.net/baptist/jesuslonghair.htm
(cut & paste into your toolbar)
the last website has this quote
"Parents who allow a son to grow and wear long hair are contributing to a rebellion against God and against our country. This is a sure step in losing control of a child. Preachers and Churches who compromise on this subject, hoping to reach more young people are actually fighting against God. Let us stand, whatever the cost!"
i just like to see the members of this boards opinion on this subject christain or non christian
keep growin'
andrew
I went to check it out today, and asked if they had Jojoba Oil, and the only thing they had was jojoba mixed with Avocado. Now as I've read that you should buy straight Jojoba, I didn't buy it. Any good options for where I could get some, possibly in the area of Southern Illinois?
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I've only had a few trims and that was to even up the back with the top (to make it lay down ala "all one length"). Started re-growing hair from your typical yuppie cut in August of 2001. Here's one of the October 2004 (38 months) progress pictures:
Let me know what you guys think. My goal is about another twelve inches or so, or waist-length. I figure I have two-three more years left.
B
Well I cut my hair short after about 4 months of growth in order to try out for a certain role in a play at my university. I just wanted to come to say, that I am regrowing my hair for at least until january since no other plays are coming up until then (plus I will regrow my crappy beard,) besides I feel a nice mop of hair will help combat the winter freezing cold effect. SO viva la long hair rebirth.
P.S. when I did cut my hair short everyone commented on how much better I looked, but i don't really care what they think
I sadly can't post pics
Fire up Chips and all that CMU stuff
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Hi,
I know I posted on this subject earlier, but I don't believe I asked the right questions. I need to know what to do (and what not to do) when I find that some of my hair has become tangled. It's very tempting to try and pull it out, but I just feel that this is not good for my hair. However, I am hestitant to leave it for fear that it will become worse. I had this problem this morning, and couldn't get my hair apart without being rough when I tried before and after washing it.
Also, although I don't use a "de-tangling" shampoo or conditioner, I have seen them. Would using one of these products instead have a great effect on solving this?
I really feel I need to make some kind of change soon or I won't be very successful in growing my hair long. It really drives me crazy.
Rick
Everyonce in awhile I get a sore scalp. It feels tender and kinda hurts to touch my head. What can cause this and what can I do about it? Any info or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks and later,
Mark
Check out Rene from Vienna - http://www.lhpa.info/
wut is jojoba oil?
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i no your probably sick of posts abou kurt but here it goes, i really want my hair like the red colour that kurt had in this photo, can anyone suggest how to get it like this, i have dark brown hair,
Thanx
Hi i just saw your progress pics from a little wilw ago and you hair is awsom a bit like my hair i just wondered what shampoo and conditioner you use still aussie ?? because just after i wash my hair it goes all soryt of puffy and like frizzy how do you get your bangs looking like that progerss pictures ????
Thanks ben
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this is the way of pony tale i like
like eomer of the lonrd of the rings with a small pny tale up of his hair and the bottom losed
(sorry for my english, norwegian is not allowed here lol)
hopefully someone will do that and take a picture so that i can see
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this is after 4 months (I had very very short hair when I decided to let it grow)
comments are allways welcome..
Hello, I've been growing my hair out for 9-10 months now and I'm thinking about getting a trim. My hair on the back of my head seems alot longer than the hairs on the top, so it looks like I have a mullet. Would it be a good idea to trim the back a little to even it up with the top?
Another question is, how long does it take to grow shoulder length hair? Thats the length I'm trying to grow my hair at.
Thanks.
Well, I was growing my hair out for about a year and a half. One morning I woke up and decided that I couldn't take it anymore. I got it cut and that was that. Now its like a month later and I'm really regreting cutting it. It was like a love/hate thing. When it was long, i wanted it short, when its short I want it long. I think I'm gonna have to grow it out again. But, what a pain its gonna be.

I haven't posted in a while...but all the updates inspired me. I've experienced some progress, but hard to really see 'cos of the curls... it's almost to my shoulders when wet.
cheers, pete
A month after I said I'd post progress pics, here they are.
It's been 23 months since I started growing from about 1 inch. My bangs are to the bottom of my chin, and the back is right at shoulder-length (although it's past my shoulders when flat-ironed). All of my hair is finally long enough that it'll stay tucked behind my ears when curly, so I'm comfortable wearing it in its natural state (curly) more often. The bangs still won't fit into a pony tail, but hopefully they'll be there in about 6 more months.
I have had about four maintenance trims since I started growing. Granted, my hair would be about 2 inches longer had I not done this, but curly hair can look mullet-esque if the proportions are off. Thankfully it's past that stage (I hope).
For the record, the products I use are Jason Naturals Damage Control Shampoo and Creme Conditioner, then a bit of jojoba oil while it's still wet and let it air dry. When I go curly, this routine minimizes frizz and keeps my hair soft and shiny. And on the days I flat-iron, it's very smooth and frizz-free.
Goal length: all one length at least mid-shoulderblades when curly. I figure I'm still at least 18 months from this.
Thanks for your continued comraderie, ladies and gents!
Cheers,
Jeremy
I don't believe it!
But who would have thought that not shampooing your hair, makes it look better???
To think, I thought about trimming it. LOL.
Ofcourse, I think hair tends to look better on top of a black shirt as well.
Anyway, I attached a pic I took today, and I also provided a link to another pic.
Another pic:
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v167/AlexanderThePoet/ATP/atp1005041.jpg
Hello all
Wondered if there were any other people on the hyperboard in Lincoln, UK. If so, I'd like to help develop some sort of longhair community, because I've not got any friends there who I can talk to about hair and stuff.
Luke aka hairmonster1917
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Hi guys
Here are my progress pics taken in October by way of the "end of septemeber" progress
This represents a little over 21 months of growth.
The back is a little wavy because I've been wearing a ponytail for most of the day, I've also been outdoors quite a bit in a stiff breeze so you are seeing my hair in pretty much its average state, rather than neatly styled for the progress pics.
I don't appear to have gained much length over the past few months, but I think that is a trick of the way my hair is falling, the length is now flipping outwards at the shoulders whilst before it was the lower layers doing that.
Anyways here's the pics, comments, questions criticisms welcomed.
Sorted
Hi all,
Just would like anyones view/s on this one.
I normally wash my hair about 1 hour before I go bed. By this time my hair is not fully dry, sometime its still quiet wet underneath. I can't imagine any damage caused going to sleep with partially wet hair, but would like if anyone has any opinions on this? or if anyone does the same?
Cheers
Grim
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This is my october prog pics. I combed it straight down after i washed and conditioned it, so you all could see the lenght of my bangs.
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What's Really Good People Umm This Is My 13 Month Pic So Hope It look's on Point I Still Wish it was longer....lol
Hey guys,
Well, I'm really excited about my latest achievement, there's a story that goes with it.
On September 30th, or Thursday, I woke up with my hair in the worst state it's ever been in. My bangs was just a mass of curls, not even remotely wavy, just completely and utterly curly, a complete shambles. The sides flipped like 160 degrees straight up in the hair, revealing the bottom of my ears, the top was mostly wavy, but the back was just as bad as the front!! And what made it worse was I had to be in school, and I could NOT mitch! (Important assignment to hand in)
So when I arrived at school, everyone was commenting on how curly my hair was, guys were randomly coming up to me and pulling my hair, and some people were giving me quite a hard time about it, my friend said she'd bring in a hair straightener any day next week if I liked, to straighten my hair, I would be a fool to refuse!
So basically my day was hell, and I left school at lunchtime. Later that day, my sister came up to my house and I asked her if I could borrow her hair clarifying shampoo, as I figured I may have a protein build up from my current shampoo or something, my hair was behaving completely out of character, never had this before. Let me just remind people here, she doesn't think I'll look good with long hair, she said I looked better with it short and styled, I totally disagree anyway. Now the next bit hurt.
She told me I had an obsession with my hair, because I care for it too much and buy the best products, and she refused to let me borrow her clarifier (could be jelousy there). Ok I was pretty annoyed by now, I told her I'll just use the Apple cider vinegar rinse. Basically, the arguement went on for another half an hour, when I said, my shampoo isn't working right.
Cut a long story short, as this is getting very long, apologies!, she brushed my hair back, put some leave in conditioner in, supposed to help straighten my hair, and told me to tuck my hair behind my ears while she blow-dried it and combed it backwards. That's when I realized ALL my hair would stay behind my ears! When I looked in the mirror afterwards, I just looked...different than usual.
SO, next day, I went to school, with my hair behind my ears, almost all my hair was straight, my friends and people just didn't know what to say, they were all stuck for words. Even the guys who tried to put me down about my hair growing were speechless. Then later on, did all the compliments come my way!. Poeple said how cool I looked, that long hair definitely suits me, how I look much better and nicer:) The chicks, well, they just totally digged my hair:)
In only a space of 20 hours, I had completely changed my look:) Today I went to my local city with my hair back behind my ears, occasionally I had to readjust it, but it was a cool day.
On Monday, it'll be my eighteenth, so I'll try and get a few pics posted then of my hair:)
I'll be wearing my hair tucked behind my ears all the time from now on until it grows longer.
Thanks for reading.
Comments welcome:)
All,
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Hey All,
Being a licensed hairdresser if anyone has any questions regarding styling tips or products I would be more than happy to answer any and all questions you might have. Feel free to email me as well.
Happy Growing,
Dan
Hi Victor. I was wanting to get set up in the directory of users, don't have a website yet and didn't want to submit some pic that would be displayed to large. What size would you recomend I use? Thanks for the site.
Bruin
Hi. My name is Alexander and I have longhair. It's mid-back I guess you can say.
As was mentioned before, I'm seeing that most longhaired guys tend to have hair that is shoulder-length, or just a bit past shoulder-length.
I'm starting to think they have it that way because it may just look nicer? As well as less maintanence?
Even though I feel that longhair is part of my identity, I just think it can be too long that it stops looking good.
I mean, I've had girls who 'worship' longhair tell me I look hot and all, but I just feel that they worship longhair even if it looks bad. LOL
Basically I think I need a trim because I think my hair is too long and don't look good.
What do you guys think?
P.S. More pics can be found at the link below.
Okay, so I realize poetry is technically off topic. But oh well, we go off topic sometimes anyway.
I read Stu's poem below. I figured I'd sahre one of mine. I have tons of stuff I've written through the years. Some good, some bad, some in between.
Enjoy!
You know, people
Living life is like driving a car
Youre always moving
Never staying where you are
Sometimes you move fast
Sometimes you move slow
Sometimes things are smooth
Sometimes things are rough
You never, ever know
Well, not for sure
No, you never know
Never sure what lies ahead
But still you drive
You keep moving
Keep moving on
Sometimes you gotta stop
Gotta stop and think
Are you going the right way?
Or are you not?
Are you in the wrong lane?
So many of us keep looking
Looking back at the past
But the rearview mirror
Ah, that reflection of the past
That which we use to look back
Can often be our own worst enemy
For what has come and gone
Forever cannot be changed
So let go of the pain
Let go of the blame
If you keep looking back
You lose sight of whats ahead
Like driving a car, remember?
If you stare at it
That damn rearview mirror
You eventually run off
You run off the road
You crash! You wreck!
But it isnt a car you destroy.
No, it isnt metal and plastic and rubber
Its something far more valuable
Oh yes, yes indeed it is
Its your life, your precious life
And you only get one
Its not like a car
For a car you can replace
A life you cannot
And like the car you drive
Your life cannot be rolled back
Time, like miles, comes but once
Use the time wisely
Use it the best you can
Each minute that passes
Is one less minute of life you have left
Just as each mile on a tire
Is one mile less it has left
And theres no turning back
No, theres only one way to go
Straight ahead, with eyes open
Keep your eyes on the road
So what about that rearview mirror?
What about that damn thing?
Well, let me tell you how to use it
Ah yes, how to use it wisely
Dont stare back and wonder
Wonder about whats left behind
Instead, my friend, adjust it
Yes, adjust it to look at yourself
That mirror is to see you
To see you? Yes!
Yes, you and just how good
Just how good you look
An occasional glance
Not at the past
But at the present
To see just how good you look
Going to wherever
Wherever the road leads
But where does it lead?
Where are you going?
Well, arent your hands on the wheel?
Oh yes, yes they are
So its no so much
Not so much where the road goes
But rather which way you steer
You have the power
You have the control
You can go anywhere
Anywhere you want
Left or right, high or low
Whats that you say?
What about those that cut you off?
Those that get in your way?
Why blame them?
Blame yourself
You can go around them
You can pass them up
If only you believe
Believe you can
Do you believe?
Whats that you say?
What about the road?
Sometimes, maybe just sometimes
We have to leave the comfort
The comfort and security
Of that road, that smooth road
And venture off
Yes, off the road and somewhere else
Somewhere scary, but maybe better
Maybe its better there!
You see, if you dont try it
Dont try the other way
You never know
And worse, you never live
Never live life
For off the road
Off that beaten path
Lies a world of fun
A world of excitement
A whole new world
Flowers dont grow on the road
No, they grow off the road
So how can you stop
Stop and smell the flowers
If you stay on the road?
You cant, can you?
Is it time for a change?
A change of direction?
A new way to go
A new way of thinking?
I cant answer that question
Oh no, I cannot
For only you know where you are
Only you know where youre going
Are you in the right lane
Or the wrong lane?
On the right road
Or on the wrong road?
Well, wherever it may be
Remember, its YOUR hands on the wheel
Take a glance back
See where youve been
But keep your eyes on the road
And see where you want to go
Then steer your life, just like a car
In that direction
Dont blame others
Those bad other people
Because blame and anger
Are the breakdowns of life
Oh yes, the breakdowns
The times when you dont go anywhere
You dont go because you cant
Cant let go
Cant let go of the pain
The disappointment, the anger
The frustration, the desire
Desire for what?
For revenge, for reconciliation?
Ah, yes, oh, no - such aggravation
Keep your eye on the road
And watch the new sun rise
A new day, a new promise
The day you changed direction
And watched a rising sun
Not a setting sun
A new beginning, not an end
Not the end of what was
But the beginning of what is
The beginning of your drive your life!
Hello, I'm 10 months into growing out my hair from a shaved head. My hair is thick, dry, and curly. It kind of fro's out, but is starting to settle down. For the past week I've been putting deep conditioner into my hair when it's wet after a shower, and letting it air dry. This settles the frizz and broken hairs on top. My question is, is it damaging to hair to do this everyday? I feel it looks much better when my hair drys this way. When I don't use it my hair looks frizzy all over, split ends are more noticeable, and generally just looks like crap. Thanks in advance,
Dan C
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I don't know if you remember me but I was contemplating cutting my hair it got pretty long I grew it for about 10 or so months with 1 trim and I finally got it cut short. Someone wanted me to post a picture of what it look like after I got it cut to see if they would get theres cut. Here is the picture before getting cut....
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This is a cool pic. Just thought I'd share.
Well, I think it's cool. Good hair, interesting setting, and very interesting facial expression.
ok, so i grabbed some pictures off my friend's camera.
they aren't too good, and don't focus on my hair all that much... but oh well. the camera broke again so i doubt i'll get other pictures soon... those will have to do :)
that's it :)
-vincent
...Hey Bud, I was wondering could you list your email here? I can't seem to get it by clicking your name, and I had a question I thought you'd be able to help with. I understand if you don't want to post it though. Thanks bro.
After long last, I've updated the archives. Please report any problems you may have with them here.
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I havent posted a progress pics on the forum since July and was going to wait even longer but the road is getting really bumpy hair wise so I need this for a morale booster.
I've been thinking about cutting ALL THE TIME lately and even went as far as to entering the barber shop, saying that I need a trim (buzzed!) then getting into the chair and not going through with it. The hairdresser thought I was nuts. Well that was two weeks ago and Im still holding on by a thread. It maybe because my girlfriend hates it or that my hair gets so messed up at work because its such a physical job (headware not allowed either).
So for now I can consider myself a longhair in the making, but for how long, I really don't know...
P.S. The hair updates from other members that are in the process of growing long hair do help a lot. Surferdude, Wolfeyes, StanleyBey, thanks for taking the time to post prog pics.
Note: Pictures progress from top left down. July, August, September, November
Thanks,
Matt
ive been growing out my hair for 7 months and i liked it until i saw the back it was horrible its like a square. does anybody have this problem or had it by the way i have thick curly hair.
or could it be just me cuz ive never really seen some1 with good hair in the front and sides and bad in the back. any feedback would be cool
Every one of the people who played a role or even a semi vital role in the movie wore long hair. The fight scenese were outrageous but you could pretty much tell a lot of thought went into them. The only thing I didn't like was the chinese in english subtitles. Ohh well sAved them money by not hiring english voice actors.
Hi I have posted here numerous times before. After just over a year now growing my hair I am now starting to look at my goals.
I have linked to some pictures which represent my short and long term goals... what do you think of the styles etc.
Short Term
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=1074&month1=9&pg=1&st
yl1=Paul%20Stafford
Long term
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/style/index2.asp?R1=614&month1=41&pg=1&st
yl1=Sean%20Chandler
So opinions????
by the way I must do some progress pics soon...
Well its been 3 years since I started growing, and I've come to this messageboard even before that. I'm much of a poster besides my quarterly updates, but here's another one. I got a new digital camera with actual quality (though i made the pic smaller to save space :P) and it can actually capture color so you can see my hair is not so ... well you'll see :) Well this has 3/4 a years progress on the page now, looking forward to many more updates, keep it long, cya
Do any of you guys use flat irons or straightening irons on your hair?
My girlfriend just used hers on my hair and it is amazing. So smooth and non frizzy. It makes it really soft and nice. Just thought I would pass this on and see if anyone else uses this?
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Same picture as before, but better light.
But also in an other sport wich is Snooker (similar like Billard) its a very famous sport in England and the World Champion/Worlds ranking No 1 Ronnie O' Sullivan has nice long hair: (I hope the pics show up)
And another top star in this sport is Paul Hunter (World ranking 4th)
His hairstyle from the back (during competition)
I got the worst case of hair static last night. I used 4 squirts of jojoba oil on my brush trying to combat it. I normally only use one squirt, so now it looks oily as heck, but it's still full of static today!
First sign of winter = hair standing on end and sending out electrical popping noises when brushed.
I'll probably just soak it in olive oil today. I have no plans to go anywhere. Maybe a good oil soak will help with the static. If nothing else I'll get that "spun-gold" shine!
I'm off to grab the olive oil and shower cap. Updating the pics page should give my hair plenty of soak-time. hehehe
Dunno if this has been posted before, but check out www.longlocks.com - has some good natural hairare recipes and growing tips.
I posted about a week ago but it didn't get much responce, so i'll try rephrasing my question.
I now have medium length hair, it goes down to around my chin (front and back), which is pretty much the length i wanted it, but i have no idea how to make it look good! I kinda assumed it'd just grow into looking cool, instead it just looks like i need a haircut.
Can anybody suggest some tips to style my hair!? Brushing seems to not have much effect, washing makes it looks shiny but even more messy (in the get-a-haircut way, not the isn't-he-a-rebel way), and the slight curl just makes it look really effeminate. Oh, and I tried tying it all back and my girlfriend refused to be seen in public with me. :-P
Other than cutting the whole thing off i have no idea what to do with it, was i just not designed for long hair???
Gugliemo
p.s. incase it's relevent, i have kinda thick hair and it's pretty unmanagable. Hair wax / gel was virtually useless, which is part of the reason i decided to grow long in the first place.
In my first post on the hyperboard I mentioned wanting 'shoulder length' hair. Then the awkward stage hit and I was just looking for relief from hair poking me in the eyes. Be careful what you wish for because my next wish was for relief from hair getting into my food while I was eating! Yuck. I don't miss those days one bit! A ponytail - *any* ponytail was one awkward stage wish. Then I wanted enough length to wear a ponytail cuff. The classic 'low ponytail' was a milestone for a long time but when it happened it hardly seemed important. While my next hair goal is 'belt length' my next milestone is a wish to have *all* of my hair stay put behind my shoulders when I'm just walking around. Right now it mostly stays put but as I move a lot of it will bunch up on my shoulders and some of the shorter bangs will flop to the front. These later milestones don't come as fast as the early ones and they aren't nearly as important. Still, to me it is more fun to look forward to reaching a milestone than it is to chart my progress on a tapemeasure. So what is *your* next long hair milestone?
today i hit my 11th month mark and ive gained or earned is a better way of saying it 7inces which means ive got a growth rate of 0.63636363636363636363636363636364 inches per month above avarage (-= if this rate continues (i hope) by year 2 ill have 15.272727272727272727272727272712 inches and a little ove 16 inches by my 18th birthday just something to look forward too and i will! keep growin'
andrew
People has often asked me this questions.
in my case, Im a musician, and I feel long hair will just complete my style. I see it almost as an inspiration, a goal that I feel I have to achieve. I know this kinda sounds pretty deep, but sometimes I feel that long hair is just as much as part of me as it is to my music.
Besides.. long hair just plain ROCKS!
what about you..
Hi,
I just received another catalog for Museum Replicas (www.museumreplicas.com) and all throughout the catalog are men and women dressed in medieval and Renaissance garb. I noticed that a majority of the men shown in this catalog have shoulder-length hair, and some have hair that is much longer. Where did men go wrong and start cutting their hair shorter, and why?
Rick
Ran across this earlier today...
http://www.snopes.com/spoons/oldwives/hairgrow.asp
They talk about some hair rumors in it, here's the one I want to know about...
Is it true that washing your hair with cold water will really make it shinier and flatter? I've heard that many a time, but this article seems to claim that it's false.
My hair is longer that most men. I am in the process of growing it out. Anyway, I observed that men are giving me dirty looks, whereas girls are making positive comments about how nice and thick my hair is, etc. Has anybody else noticed this? I mean the fact that girls are even making comments on my hair, is a conversation starter.
Hi Guys
Having recently had a number of discussions about products which cause build-ups and can dry the hair, and seeing a lot of people get paranoid about it, I figured I'd try to sum up everything I'd gleamed on the topic, much of this information is provided thanks to advice from Katherine & Ste, so credit where credit is due. Anyway, hopefully this will be of interest to some.
Silicones
Silicones are used in Shampoos & conditioners to make the hair smooth, sleek & shinny, they are perfectly safe do not cause irritation and are in pretty much every product on the market. The most common silione product used is called Dimethicone, you'll see on the ingredients list on the back of your bottle of conditioner.
Silicones tend to gradually buld-up on your hair, preventing real moisture penetration, as they are largely water resistant. This can leave your hair dry & dull. However, Siliciones are normally completely removed by Shampoos containing Sodium Laurel/Laureth Sulfate, so many shampoos (particularly the harsher ones) will completely remove the build-up caused by Silicones in conditioners. However there are some notable exceptions:
Example: Pantene - the shampoo & the conditioner both contain cones, so even though Pantene contains Sodium Laurel Sufate it doesn't completely remove the build-up caused by its conditioner, because the Shampoo itself contains Dimethicone. (They do however provide a separate "Clarifying Shampoo" perhaps this one doesn't contain any Cones.)
Protiens
Cones are not the only ingredients that can cause build-ups, so can Protiens. EG: "Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein", which you'll find in many Shampoos and Conditioners marketing a more "Organic" nature. These products include Garnier Fructis Shampoo & even MOP C-System (A cone free product recommended to me by Ste.) The MOP C-System Shampoo is also very mild as it doesn't contain Sodium Laurel/eth Sulphate. So I suspect that it will be pretty poor at removing any protien build-up.
The Solution:
You are really going to struggle to find any products out that that will not either dry your hair or cause a build-up of some kind. The solution for me seems pretty clear... You either a) reduce your usage of Shampoo & conditioner as much as possible, say 1-2 times a week. Or b) you wash/condition more regularly & accept that you are going to get a build-up. Which means you'll have to use a shampoo or a clarrifying rinse whenever the build-up starts to affect your hair.
Anyway - hope that info helps some people who were wondering what the hell they should be doing.
Sorted
PS: by way of working against my own conclusions I've found a conditioner which claims to not leave a build-up as it contains no Cones or Protiens, I must admit its not the best detangler, but its better than nothing and its designed for daily use. (MOP Burdock Daily Rinse.) I'm using this whenever I rinse my hair to aid with detangling, and I'm using MOP C-System Hydrating Shampoo & Conditioner twice a week. We'll see how it goes...
I got some pictures ready that I took Friday night. I just gotta use up the rest of the film and then take it to wal-mart to get them developed and then i'll find a friend who has a scanner then I will post some of my pictures.
BTW how do I go about putting my picture on every post that I put on here? Like alot of the people do where there is like a thumbnail size picture on the top left of the pages and when you click on it and it will either take you to a website or to a larger picture? Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mark
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I've been growing my hair for about 10 months now. As you can see from the picture I have rather poofy and wavy hair. Is there anything I can do short of damaging straightening methods and messy gels to keep my hair in check? I'll post other pictures in follow up posts, I have no clue how to print more than one at a time.
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Hey guys. My name is Matt. I'm 19 from Harrisburg, Pennsylvania USA. I used to have ear lobe-length hair when I was 13, and Since then, have not had even remotely long hair. I've decided to embark on the growth journey again.
That's all for now!
I used the cigarette pack to represent how long my hair is now.
--Matt
A couple of months ago I posted a before and after picture of myself showing how much damage my hair has acquired due to the constant abuse I was putting it through. Well, I woke up and decided it was time to start treating it respectably again and I've sought out to attempt to restore it. Here is a before and after picture showing firstly the damage and the picture to the right is current. I've still got a ways to go but it seems to be coming around a bit.
Here's how my hair looked a year and a half ago before I started it's blatant mistreatment.
http://onlinerock.com/clubs/ambrasia//before.jpg
This is specifically addressed to Ed G. Ed, how about putting up some more pictures of your fantastic hair. I'm sure all of the other folks that hang around here would appreciate it as well.
For any of you people that are close enough to go to the Texas Renaissance Festival (www.texrenfest.com), I will be there working at the booth for Try-Out-Toys (www.tryouttoys.com) doing my contact juggling. Stop by and say hi!
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
hey evryone. im sorta excited cause i decided to grow my hair for the 3rd time (i mean it this time!). i wanted to start about 4 months ago, but i had to cut it to above my eyes for 8th grade graduation (thats my moms fault). im freshman in highschool now (ill be 15 in november).
my hair is just about AT my eyes, the spot where it gets really annoying. hahaha. at the moment i put gel in my hair to get that wet look, but thats only untill my hair is long enough to not be "poofy". its a bit late at nite now, and im busy, so ill post a pic sometime in the next few days. i believe it about 4- 5 inches in the front.
if anyone has every heard of the foo fighters, you should know dave grohl. i like his hair in this picture: (http://www.azcentral.com/ent/gifs3/0414foorevu.jpg) thats my first benchmark.
after that, im not completley sure... i might try for my chin. i dont know... i guess ill cross that bridge when i get to it.
btw, if anyone has any ideas to get my hair to stop bein poofy and/or get that "wet" look without gel, please tell me.
i have fairly straight hair that is a little longer than shoulder-length and isnt to thin or to thick. Id like to add some wave to it and i was wondering if with a Body Perm i could achieve this?
I just got the nerve up today to measure to see how long my hair is now.Last time I measured I was at about 5-6 inches now it's at about 10 1/2 inches long (back). To me that seems kind of short for growing it for a year and a half. But I am probably overreacting a bit. So i'm just gonna try to chill out and forget about it and keep on growing my hair and not measure for a few months to see how much it has grown. My sister pulled my hair so it was straight last night and it's almost halfway between my shoulder and shoulder blade in the back. The front however is about 10 inches long and goes past my chin about an inch to an inch and a half.
Another thing is... I'm noticing the new hair growth is coming in somewhat lighter. And i've also noticed highlights in my hair and I haven't dyed my hair in about two years.I never noticed these highlights when my hair was short but I like them. Looks kinda neat I think.
Well I thought I would share this with ya'll so. Later,
Mark
Tonite I headed out to the highschool teams football game that I used to play on I coach now. And it was very windy out today so I put my hair into a segmented ponytail with 4 hair ties down the length. Anyways when I got home later on and took out the ties my hair was not only fairly straight and very soft but it also maintained its fullness and was virtually knot free. My hair has never been knot free so it was quite a cool thing to experience. I wish there was someway I could get my hair this perfect all the time but the only way seems to be to have it in a segmented tail for several hours.
What do you think of the hair?
OK guys,
I've posted my side by side comparison pics on my earthlink site. You can get there by following the links below:
This first link is the frontal view...the pic on the left is WITHOUT Jojoba Oil and the one on the right is WITH
http://home.earthlink.net/~rbs6860/Jojoba1.jpg
Rear view of above:
http://home.earthlink.net/~rbs6860/Jojoba2.jpg
I think that it gives my hair more shine...it doesn't have that dried out look that my hair usually has. It has also given my hair just a little bit of weight which keeps it from going all over the place. Also, it has minimized tangling tremendously. I used a very small amount (less than the size of a dime) and concentrated on applying to the ends and just a little bit massaged into the scalp. So far, so good!
Take care and keep it growin', y'all!
Brett
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Hi guys! I was around to post my photo, and finally I have manage it.I have been growing my hair since january 2003.
As you can see, my hair is curly and thick. Any comments/thoughts/opinions? thanks and bye.
P.d.yes sorted, I´m alex from the basque country jajaj.
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CAME ACROSS THIS PIC...THOUGHT IT WAS A KILLER BRAID
I was looking through pony tail stuff on ebay and they have some neat looking stuff for pony tails and for holding braids that i've never seen before they are definately cool. Just go to ebay and type in pony tail in the search and all the stuff will come up. You'll have to look through the seven or so pages to find some of the leather sleeve things and all. Well thought I would share this bit of info.
Later,
Mark
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Hi guys, hope all of you are still growing strong!
I have a question:
I've recently saw that there are "new" hair growing at the front side of my forehead. Is this normal? I've had this in the past and was wondering if I'm growing more hair or is this just a normal way of getting new hair as the old ones fall out?
I've added a picture to show you.
Thee Longhaired Gal
Hey, all. I'm not really new here since I've been lurking around this board for a while now, but this is my first time posting. So, yeah, my name is Joao (joh-AH-oh) and I've been growing my hair out since late July 2002.
Well, that's enough of an introduction, I think. So, anyway, I'm looking for a type of hair tie that you wrap around the base of your ponytail and then clip it onto itself. It comes in different colors and with metal or crystal beads on its end. I've googled for it, but I haven't been able to find it since I have no clue what it's called. I know someone from this board linked to it once, so I'm hoping I have a little bit of luck here.
Thanks, all.
- Joao
so it has almost been a year since i started growing my hair and everything is great, except the past week i have noticed mini hairs growing at the top of my forehead where my hair line is. I never noticed this before until just the pass week. Does this happen with everyone growing there hair from having it short and then decideing to grow it? I just want to know whats going to happen with it, are they going to magically dissapaear! or just blend in with your hair afterwards? ... ... ...
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Hi guys. this is me. was just wonderin what u guys think of it and what u guys think i should do with it besides wait for it to grow out, that is. any suggestions, comments, questions?
Unfair, isn't it
Hey Wolfeyes,
Once again my friend I wanted to congratulate you on your excellent progress. Keep it up man! It's lookin good.
By the way, how's everything with your skin condition going? Hopefully all is clearing up some.
I also wanted to ask you about jojoba oil- I remember when you first started posting here you talked about loving it, and it was the first time I had ever heard of it. I'm thinking about getting some, do you think you could tell me a little more about it, like how you used it again, and all that good junk. Also, I know you don't use it anymore but do you think using it in the past has helped your hair to be in the good condition it's in today? Like, is it sort of a "reconstructor," if you will.
Thanks a lot in advance, I appreciate it.
hi guy! I like your hair and i would like, if you can, to post all the photos you have of your hair in a braid. and to the rest of people I say the same , if you have a pic of your hair in a braid post please, thanks.
agur
I've been letting my hair grow for about 2 and a half years now. It all started in my senior year in high school. many times in the past I'd try letting my hair grow but then in the middle of it I'd chicken out and cut it all off. My hair would get all curly and stick out from the sides giving me a really goofy look.
But now I've finally got the courage to take it all the way.
During the first year of growth I've had some negative comments from my parents. I'm living in portugal and long hair is seen here as a bad thing so my parents were constantly bothering me about my hair. Then 2 years ago I went to college and I didn't have to listen to my parents dumb comments anymore.
The tough part was getting through the bad hair phase. At first I wore a hat to solve the problem but then as my hair grew it would stick out from under the hat giving me a goofy look once again. I thought about using hairspray or gel but then decided to just wear a beany. That way I wouldn't have to constantly go through the work of putting on the gel or hairspray. I just put on the beany and that's it.
After about a year of growing I stopped wearing the beany and wore my hair combed down. To many people at my college it was their first time seeing my hair. I got some positive comments from the girls which I like ofcourse.
Now my hair is past shoulder length and it's still growing.
It's big enough for it's own weight to prevent it from curling up that much so it looks pretty good.
well, that was my hair growing experience. Happy hair growing guys!
Here is me at 16-ish months from a shaved head.
It should be alot longer at the back but ive had 3 - yes 3 trims in that time. The front has never been cut.
I never wear it like the double ponytail style or the side shade front style, those pics just give a general idea of lenth.
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I am 16 and I have really thing hair, when I spike it up you can see the top of head pretty easily. I want to grow my hair out somewhat long.. like chin length, and I was wondering if my hair is too thin to do this? when I try to part it at the lenght it is now ( 2-3 inches) my hair looks really thin, but when I pull it down it doesnt look as bad. SO I just want to know if I should keep it short or if it would look of to grow it out. I have a picture of the longest my hair has ever been. I think its kinda hard to tell how thin it really is in this picture, but anyway.. thanks
Hi gang, particularly Robert. Your employment in teaching and our exchanges were what I have in mind as I write this below.
In my last post I stated that I wouldn't post here again, but hey I admit I read the site every day. I was just in a funk and coming to a conclusion that I was growing my hair for very different reasons than most other people. No haircut yet/
I am currently pursuing my degree in teaching (high school level, subjects are math and physical education, graduated with a Hons. Bsc. in sport science). Next Friday I begin my first block of practice teaching in a local high school, likely with a phys ed teacher as my elder associate for the first week.
I am pretty concerned because my hair is not really at the stage where I can tie it back at a reasonably low position, and in fact I have not even gone out in public like that, nevermind in front of a group of 30 teenage boys. Since it is a physically demanding environment it is a certainly that hair is going to be in the way. Well blah blitty blah I will share my experience and perceived reactions of others after my practicum.
(Snarfagus)
before, age 16
Hello Wolfeyes did you get the picture of the braid style you was talking about on a post that you added? I thought I would send it to you becuase I thought that's what you was talking about. I hope you didn't mind me sending an e-mail to you.
Later,
Mark
Hi All,
I was surfing around tonight and found these wonderful instructions on how to to the Legolas braid from Lord of the Rings. If you are fortunate enough to have hair this length I'm sure it will look wonderful.
Enjoy,
Dan
Hey guys,
I'm starting to think now maybe my hair doesn't really grow that fast, this is why:
I've just reached the 10 month mark, I started with 1/8th of an inch, or a few millimetres of hair, and now my bangs are 1 centimetre past my bottom lip when I pull them straight. I'm afraid to measure it with a ruler though, just incase I come out with a short measurment. I know for a fact that my hair is longer than 6 inches though, 6 inches is to the tip of my nose. And I have a high hairline, which is about 1 centimetre above 'normal'. I guess I'm just trying to feel better, but can anyone tell me does my hair grow faster than average? Where should my bangs reach nowc for the average person at the 10 months stage?
I decided to change up my leave in conditioner for the first time in 3 years, lol. I've been hearing alot about infusium 23 and how great it is. Here is my review. First of all this product is expensive($6.99 Canadian). Also, the spray pump does not "spritz" the product out like Pantene's leave in. I found this to be very frustrating. When you're trying to spritz shoulder blade length hair and the pump is squirting out needle thin amounts that hardly make contact with the hair, you're wasting your time. So, I decided to take the pump from my pantene bottle and stick it in the Infusium bottle...there we go, it's spritzing. Now it was time to detangle, problem was this garbage made my hair more tangly. It felt like glue, it was all sticky. My hair was sticking together and I was starting to rip out strands as I was detangling. This product would make a great mousse, lol. Bottom line is that this product is not good for thick wavy hair...at least mine anyway. The best leave in's I've used have been Pantene's and Thermasilk, and unfortunately the latter has been discontinued. I hope this review saves people from wasting money on overhyped hair care products.
I was watching this show last night about a bounty hunter and his team in hawaii. His one team member had long undercut, but it looked pretty good, anyone know what I am talking about.
i find recently ive been getting more positve comments about my hair so really stange ones also this my 2nd stange day with my hair people seem to like to mess with it without permission yesterday i had my comb out on my text book and the guy across me picked it up and tryed to comb my hair which i had just finshed combing iam kinda freaked out and told him to back off maybe not quite so nice but something to that effect... then some girl behind me petted my hair (without permession) and told me i had pretty hair i didnt mind her doing it so much because she doesnt look too bad (-; but id still rather she ask so do you guys have this kinda expirince happen to you often?
Hey,
I've been growing my hair about 15 months, maybe more. I've had it cut at the back, so it's about the same haight as my chin, and it's around the same at the front...
But it has no style!
It just flops, mostly in my face, and curls at the sides. Brushing it doesn't seem to have an effect, and tying back it doesn't seem to suit me. After a shower, my hair is wet and it looks alright, but once it dries it just gets all heavy & messy looking.
I see people walking round in the streets with hair the same length, and theirs looks good. People on tv always have great hair. So why can't i make mine look any good!? (and how would I even start?)
p.s. I hope 'Jimeee' doesn't mind but i'm linking to his photo to show what length my hair's at. So imagine his, 'cept thicker, and with more of a curl (but not curly).
http://img50.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img50&image=SEP28.jpg
I have just started to grow out my hair. And right now i dont even know how much hair i got. i jus got an haircut about two weeks ago and i shaved my head skintight all around, so that i was practically BALD! I cut it because i just couldnt stand brushing it all the time. Now all these girls are telling me to grow it out becuase they want to braid it. I was wondering how long it would take. I have very thick, oily hair. how do i control that? Thank you to all those who reply.
hey wanted to see how long i could hold in the game of growing my hair......every time i get it this length im tempted to shave it again.
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Well , I've been " Lurking " for some time now (1 month) so I thought I'd say... waaaaazaaap . With so much negativity towards men with long hair it is so very happy to see , how would you say ... a pat on the back, for those of us who simply choose to ... let it grow . My hair is currently at 12 months of growth . My goal length is to my mid-back or belt line . About where it was when I was married (will post photo later) . Yes, I cut it all off before. NEVER ...NEVER Let anyone talk you into cuttin yer mane .
Look forward to hearin from you all.
God Bless , Peace ,Out
Hey guys,
As promised, I am posting a couple of pictures of my hair without and with Jojoba Oil. I just used a very small amount (less than the size of a dime) throughout, concentrating mostly on the ends. Here are the results...just follow this link:
http://www.facelink.com/georgiaboy100AD9B1
When you get to the page, click on the button and choose Jojoba Pics! Comments are welcome!
Keep it growin' y'all!
Brett
PS-My other pics are still on my .mac page:
http://homepage.mac.com/georgiaboy100/Menu6.html
Today, three people told me to get a haircut. The awkard stage has begun. YAY!!! (Sarcastically)
someone pleas tell me the secret to growing your hail fast. I have done the vegies, conditioners, and other things. ITS JUST NOT WORKING. its is very nearthe same length it was last month!!!
PLEASE HELP ME.
Man 1 and a half years for shoulder length..that is a long time, but dats all i want. It'll give me a new look and i can see if i like that better or what not. again thanx, yea i'll keep ya posted on how things go
Hello I thought I would post a website that I found on braid there are many different braiding variations and instructions on how to do them. Some are for women but there are some nice ones on there that men could wear also. The address is http://www.dreamweaverbraiding.com The legolas braid on there looks nice!! I can't wait for my hair to get longer so I can find someone who can do the braid for me. I thought this site was worth sharing.
Mark
Hey guys, thanks last month for all the encouraging words.
Mi cabello is growing yet. After my "trim" on August 5th, I was really in a bad mood and depressed for about two weeks, but those few inches will be back in no time at all.
I've decided to take a different approach to the whole hair growing out process. It is interesting the way in which different people react to hair growth.
Best friend: Were watching a movie and there's a guy with hair to mid-back. In jest he says "Why don't you grow your hair like that?" I say, "I'm trying as hard as I can." I think he has realized his entreaties to get me to a barber are in vain. I've even convinced him to grow a beard. (He is copying me.)
Father: He asked me why I got it cut!!! He liked it all mullet looking and all.
Mother: says, "I'm gonna give you a haircut." I say, "I don't think that would be a good idea."
Older sister: Her son grew his hair for a year then shaved it all off. She said all the girls at school were upset.
Younger sister: says, "You look like your on drugs." HA- never have and never will.
Co-worker(lady): I think it was really tacky of Jim to make you cut your hair.
*Boss* (Jim): My new plan is to keep everything looking neat with the help of that "melting gel" that I can't remember who on this board swears by, and it is some good stuff. I also am proving to be a good and valuable employee who is to be judged by my outstanding work and not hair length, although that is so wrong in so many ways I won't reiterate the obvious to all reading.
I got a new camera phone so when I figure out how to download pictures, I'll try to post something to put a face with a name!
See you guys later!
"I'm from a well-trained Christian home, so I can't braid my hair," he said.
That's a quote from a BBC news story (see link below). Isn't the world a strange place that some people can get so worked up about what other people look like ? I've long since given up trying to fathom out that way of thinking.
Live and let live...
(Stands back and waits for endless quotes from that bit of the Bible that everyone always seems to quote from....)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/africa/3694778.stm
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The other night my girlfriend did a small french braid thing in my hair, just at my ear-line. It wasn't very long, but I think I'm going to have to try it out when my hair gets a bit longer, cos I think it would be really cool.
It reminded me of Mad Mardigan from the film 'Willow' - the way he had a braid at his temple. Anyway, this braid was french-braided against my scalp from below my temple to above my ear, then started to run down behind my ear. If my hair was longer, it would then have dangled down.
I've included a small (and somewhat lame) drawing to show what I mean. I'd love it if someone could try this out so I can see what it looks like, or if someone has already done it, if they could post a pic.
Suggestions also welcome (as always).
Thanks :)
wolfeyes
Hi Guys
Some of you may remember me saying that I was going to grow my hair 'an extra three inches or so' the already existing couple of feet length I have. Today I had to chop of half of that three inches extra growth because it was just too dry and split. I think the optimum length for my hair seems to be just below the shoulder blades because since I've had it longer it's always seemed to be dry, flyaway and generally not as good looking. As it is at the moment it's still mid-back but depending on the outcome of today's trim, I might have to return to shoulder-blade length and be done with it.
Cheers!
RM
Sorta made a potential girlfriend and along with just getting along in general she absolutely adores my hair and even enjoys playing with it. 0.0 and funnily enough, mines in much better condition then hers! So I'd like to take a moment to thank everyone at the hyperboard through out the months in exp Sorted, Surfer, Bill, Gollan and others who always posted good advice or were friendly who got me this far and made this possible. 2 more months till 1 year of growth! I'll be posting progress pics at the 1 year mark for anyone who would like to see.
Just came from his school... running an errand for a teacher when... 2 boys approached me about my boy's hair... at first I thought "oh no this can't be good" but imagine my surprise when all they wanted was to show their hair... they had started growing it last year after seeing my son at play practice for the Spring musical..(last year). They said their Dads diddn't like it much but their moms were not giving them trouble and were supporting their choice... after some more talk I told them they looked good and to keep it clean and neat so the school stays off their back. One of these boys is a senior and a football player... says the coach dosent like it but he is saying he needs his hair long to stay strong ala sampson!! lol
Thanks for the advice and support you give and I told the boys about this place too.
Esme
Do you slouch alot? That can have something to do with it.
I keep my hair in a ponytail most all the time, so I don't really have to worry about this problem, but I have it too. If I have planned ahead to wear my hair down, I'll keep it tied back for at least an hour beforehand. Whatever works, friend.
Ivix
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I just ran across this site and wanted to encourage everyone out there to keep growing killer long hair. This is what mine looks like after about thirteen years of not cutting it. Hope to see everyone else get to this point.
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Hi Guys,
I've been experimenting with a variation of the half-tail. This one has proofed quite robust.
Here's how its done:
1) Comb your hair straight back.
2) Grab the hair which is above the ear on the SIDE of the head ONLY, leave the hair on top. You can 'scoop' this hair with a comb easily.
3) Tie the hair you've gathered at the back from either side and use it like a headband to hold the rest of the hair back.
The photo illustrates what I mean better than I can explain it. Its much more comfortable than the regular half tail and I suspect less damaging to your hair as very little of the hair has to be tied back and its very tempting to tie a half-tail very tight. This in contrast is loose and comfortable.
It seems quite robust too as I've survived getting windswept during lunch and it still looks OK. You can also see the natural wavyness of my hair in the photo.
Sorted
I just posted a *huge* update to my website. It includes September Progres pictures and a new instruction page on making a bee-butt bun. I also made a big tech change by eliminating the use of *most* (but not all) JavaScript. There is a *lot* of new stuff on there so feel free to look around. As always I welcome your feedback and comments. I've been growing my hair since June 2002. My one and only trim was in September 2002, exactly two years ago this month. I send a big 'thank you' to everyone here at the Men's Longhair Hyperboard for your knowledge, encouragement, wisdom, and humor.
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My longhair this 10month
Bruin- I have seen pictures of you and what a great head of hair you have! Do you have any stories about it, tossing it around, throwing it around, having it fall in your face? Just wondering!
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I seem to have reached that stage where my hair is starting to flip up in the back. From reading the board this seems to happen to a lot of guys as they're growing their hair out.
I guess it's just a stage that has to be endured. Are there any tricks involving styling or products that help tame these flips from sticking straight out?
This pic shows it somewhat but a lot of times it is worse than this.
1. Is there anything made that is like a hair tie, but without that terrible metal clamp? Like a rubber band, but vinyl/not rubber. Occassionaly when I use them, a hair or two gets caught in the metal part and breaks off. My hair is almost to pony length, and I dont entertain the idea of wearing those floofy scrunchies.
2. I have been reading and posting on this site since early this year (under several handles as I tend to forget what I had used the last time I posted), how do I become a member? I tried posting my info with a pic, but I suppose it never was read.
tia
Bradley MacLeod
aka
-Mac Attack
-brad2thebone
I just got done detangling my hair the best I could it took me forever some were really bad. My question is will leave in conditioner help the tangles to come out a little easier? I'm assuming so. I didn't get to wash my hair b/c didn't have any shampoo and conditioner today. I think that's why my hair was so bad. Please tell me this is going to get easier b/c I sure hope so. And partially probably b/c i wear my hair loose most of the time when i go to sleep. SHould i put it in a little braid before I go to bed? I can use all the help i could get.
thanks,
Mark
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Well, hi there. I've been lurking for a long time, always listening to the advice from members but never posting anything myself and I finally got the courage to.
I started growing out my hair almost a year ago from half an inch or so. I've only had a few trims since then but now I'm ready to just let it grow until I'm satisfied. I have a recent pic here of myself. I'll provide other angles if you want. Right now, my goal is just chin length but as I've discovered over my growing journey, I constantly make goals and then surpass them lol...so maybe I'll decide to go longer when I reach it?
any comments or advice are greatly appreciated. I feel like you guys are my friends already. Hope to post more soon.
i have been growing my hair for about 2 years now and its about half an inch down from my shoulders. I like it like this and will not cut it but sometimes i think i look slightly feminine, without sounding paranoid. is there any thing i can try to stop this.
At my school, boys have to have their hair above their collar. Can anybody help me out by thinking of reasons why that's not fair? Whenever I try to fight it, the adminstrators just say that they're keeping the student body looking neat.
thanks!
I haven't been using 'cones much lately, but I find that my hair is starting to feel a little built up. Could this be from another ingredient, or could it be from the days I wash with just conditioner and no shampoo?
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Sup guys i'm new here to this board and as you can see by my picture my hair is thick and curly/wavy it tends to curl more at the ends and I was wondering how I would go about making the ends more stringy? Would I need to grow it out more?
Next question what combs/brush are the best to use?
Your help is appreciated.
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I took this about 20 mins ago. Most of the hair is combed straight, but the tips and the back of my head is still pretty full curls.
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Shoulder Length Hair sucks!
Just after your hair has stopped flipping around your ears, it starts to flip around your neck. Just when you think you're out of the woods and your hair is lying flater at the back... the top layers reach your shoulders and flip outwards at the sides again. Damn!
See in the photo that the top layers at the side are kicking out just where they brush against my shoulders... This is latest phase of awkwardness and this is almost 20 months!
OK - I'm not really that upset about it, but Damn its irritating!
Sorted
Hello last night I went on a rural paper route with my sister ad brother in law and I think all that dust ruined my hair. I washed it and it was exremely tangled and dry so i washed it again and it still felt weird so i wash again and conditioned and it still doesn't feel right. Does anyone have any suggestions? I could really use them.
Thanks,
Mark
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Hi I'm Stu, I live in North Wales in the UK, I'm 15 years old. I started growing my hair out in April 2003. Back then my hair was about 1 1/2" long. Last measurement the longest hair was over 12 inches.
My hair is also wavy and coppery red. This unfortunately gets lots of negative comments from the population at large, for several reasons:
1. I have long hair.
2. I have large hair (unless it's straightened)
3. I have red hair.
These are all frowned upon by certain parts of British society (anyone who knows of scallies will know what I mean).
The other problem with my hair is that I'm often confused by well-meaning members of the public for a woman. This year it's happened at least three times, once from a priest, once from a French train station employee, and once from a British Airways air stewardess. These I'm not too bothered about, I just put on the gruffest voice I can and they get the message.
Perhaps I should grow a goatee and start strength training, to fill out my male form LOL.
I will get some good pictures soon. In the meantime, here's a slightly dark one, but it shows the real colour of my hair (paradoxical no?)
Hey guys,
I've been hearing a lot of buzz on the Board about Jojoba oil, and a few of you recommended I get it. I found some today at the Vitamin Shoppe and will let you know of the progress. I've got some in right now.
It says that it is good for dry scalp as well, so those of you with that problem might want to consider massaging some into your scalp to prevent scaling.
That's all for now...will keep you posted!
I've decided against trimming for now, as I wrote in an earlier post. The split ends aren't really that wide spread yet. Thanx Bill and others for the advice!
Keep it growin', y'all!
Brett
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I wanted to post this picture of one of my best friends. He's been growing his hair for the past 9 years and it's still growing.
Anyways thought I'd share this.
Thee Longhaired Gal
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Hi,
This is a first post for me and really have enjoyed reading all the messages and downloading the beautiful pics. I have had long hair and also very short hair and love trying different things. I really like the idea of having the length of the hair hidden in a bun such as Gollan does. I have only seen this once in person on a man, and it intrigues me. I am wondering how many guys reading this wear their hair occasionally in a bun or perhaps wear it mostly in one. I imagine wearing mine in a bun for years as the hair inside gets longer and longer. Please comment.
Hello, I am in the process of growing my hair and am almost 7 months into it.
i recently decided that i am not going to wash my hair every single day, but only every other day, and maybe not even that (depends on when im going out, etc). Well anyway, for the days that i DO wash my hair in the shower, is it best to use JUST shampoo, or shampoo and conditioner? if i use conditioner, my hair will obviously get greasy faster, and it would be harder to skip a day of washing. Which way do you think is best?
also, on days when i dont wash, i usually just rinse my hair out with cool water. is this the right thing to do?
Hey Guys and gals:
I haven't posted on here in awhile, but I lurk at least a few times a day, lol. I'm sure someone has made a post on here about feeling out of place in bars and clubs. Well, last night I decided to head downtown with a friend and do some quality drinking/gock at chicks, lol. I live in a small Canadian city where longhaired males are few and far between. However, I expected to see a few longhairs, maybe some mohawks, mullets, high spikes, etc. We drank at three different clubs and here's how the breakdown went. At bar #1, there was me with my shoulder blade length ponytail, and two guys with really bad looking shag cuts. At bar #2, there was me, and a native man with a grey shoulder length ponytail that looked great. At bar #3 there was me, and that's it. Kind of scary isn't it? Aside from the lack of longhair's/unique hairstyles every guy was dressed the same. It was like they were all given free clothing from queer eye for the straight guy. I guess we are living in a "clone society". It seems no one can think for themselves anymore. Last night really made me appreciate the fact that I am a long hair and an individual that can be his own man and not conform to the sickening standards of this clone society.
hi does anyopne know ways i can tie up/neaten my hair when it is too short for a full on pony tail - eglike beckham had before his was long enough (tied sort of on top with it hanging down at the back) and craig belamy (newcastle footballer) has now - although i suspect his is already long enough? Also how do they do this? is a special clip needed?
hi gollan can u read my msg responding 2 a reply u posted - chat sum time if u want
cheers
Is there any way to prevent should lenght hair from moving to either side of your neck so you don't have like an indent in your hair. I'm paranoid about thinning hair so this bothers me because I dont feel a whole lot of hair going down my back when I get this indent
Hi, I have shoulder length hair (I'm 18, and have been growing it over a year.)
It is currently a browny colour, but I want it a propper black colour. Can anyone recommend any dies I can buy (preferably online) that won't corrude my hair but will last a decent amount of time?
Hey, I just purchased Some Loreal smooth intense shampoo and conditioner.Luckskind said it was good for him so im gonna give it a try and compare it to Pantene pro v smooth and sleek,which i used before.Just had to tell someone because im excited to try this new shampoo and hopfully ill get better results. BTW im gonna be shampooing and conditioning 3-4 days, is that ok?
Hey guys, here's a little 1 month progrss pic:
Here's 1 month ago:
Any comments would be cool
Hi all,
First of all , I didn't cut my hair for a little more then one year and a half now. But there is something I don't understand with my hair...
How come I don't see any progress ? I mean , my hair seems to be the same lenght now as they were a couple of months ago.(well maybe 2 or 3...) It's like if it was not growing anymore...Maybe it's because they tend to curl , but anyway.
Some people told me that if I get a trim it will stimulate the growth so my hair can grow strong again . Is this true ? Could it help my hair?
Thx
Is collagen similar to cones?
My prefered shampoo says "with collagen" on the bottle.
I was just wondering if it perhaps wasn't so good.
Hey, I was watching survivor on tv, and noticed that one of the contestants,"Chris" has long hair that he keeps in a ponytail.I thought that was cool. I hope he wins the million dollars, just because he is a longhair
...all. I thought I'd post a few update pics. I'll post each one under this string separately.
A couple days ago I was waiting on the sidewalk for the light to change, and off to my left I hear "nice hair", and I turn to look and it's a woman who is at least 60. I said "thank-you" and she started telling me about her grandson who has long hair since he was in 5th grade (!) and people she knew from when she lived in France that had long hair, and how it's "their hair and if they want to grow it long it's their business". After the light changed and we crossed the street she was going in a different direction and left me with "so don't cut it, it's beautiful".
I got the impression that she had initially not liked her grandson's hair, and was "converted". She totally wasn't crazy or anything. She was nicely dressed and everything.
So, not all elderly people are going to stare at you and say "why don't you cut your hair and get a job" or some other such stuff. Some will randomly compliment you! She was so pleasant I wished we had been going in the same direction so I could tell her a little bit more about myself.
I play volleyball and sometimes before the game, we all do our hair the same way. This girl on my team know how to make really tight french braids and they looked pretty so I asked her if she could do them on me. She used some sort of oil/grease to keep my hair matted down. I think it's only supposed to be used on hispanic or african american people because when I got home and showered, my hair was still greasy. I thought that it would come out in a couple of washes but before I knew it I had washed my hair ten times and nothing seemed to be happening. Later that night before I went to bed my mom helped me use detergent to get rid of it. I also used white vinegar and some acne face wash because I thought it would absorb the grease. I'm running out of ideas and was wondering if anyone knew any tricks to getting it out of my hair. If you could please respond to this it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for your time!
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What do you think?
I have read a lot of praise for propecia on this group. However, propecia is not without its side-effects. But I have read on the internet that "Saw Palmetto" is a herb which is one of the strongest known natural blocker of DHT. Also, it does not carry the usual side-effects that propecia does, and is much cheaper. It is available commonly as a supplement. However, no scientific studies have been published yet that conclusively prove its benefit for hair. So has anyone tried it yet? or has come across any reviews?
Thanks in advance!
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Here he is at Graduation from 8th Grade last year... Beautiful hair huh? But it is usually braided down the back.
Just came across the site surfing the web trying to find info about guys and long hair(what else?). I'm only about four or five months in so I got a ways to go. Mom wants to cut it, and last night my brother bet me $100 that I would cut my hair before next June. Guess who's gonna be $100 richer?....Hehehe.I'll try to post pics at a later date. ieuan
I haven't posted here for a year, I lived in Germany last year and had no time. I've been growing my hair out about three years now, it grows pretty slow. I've trimmed it twice.
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I used to really think long hair was the greatest thing ever (while I was in the awkward phase and hating it), now that my hair is pretty long I don't really care anymore. I have caulics on the back of my head and they are a pain with short hair. I'm just going to grow it to terminal length for shits and giggles.
Reading through a post made by Sorted the other day, I started thinking a lot about how big companies don't really care about the long lasting condition of your hair, as long as they get their money's worth. Let's list some product scams...
1.(By Sorted):Shampoo's like Pantene are formulated to be a win/win situation for the manufacturers. They use cheap ingredients so they are cheap to manufacture, they provide short-term visible & positive effects but the nature of the products gradually require you to wash more often to maintain the effect you originally had. Hence you use more of the product. Clever huh?
2. Many of them claim to use all "natural" ingredients, but there are many artificial and chemical elements in them.
What else can we come up with? Post away!
Ok, I'm sappy to admit liking this show but anyways. I thought it was interesting that of the two men the 25 women had to choose from, they ended up choosing the one with long(er) hair. He certainly doesn't have hair that would be considered very long on this forum but definitely much longer than what is considered normal on a man by most.
He has some recession but it's not bad and I think he looks good with his longer hair.
lately, i've been washing my hair every three days or so... and just letting it air dry. i'm not using any "products" like gel, etc. in the morning before work, i usually comb through my hair with a sort of wide-tooth comb i have, and always come across a good bit of tangles...usually near the ends. mostly in the back, but they are sometimes on the sides as well. my hair is pretty thick and wavy/curly, i was wondering - what can i do to lessen this problem? does this mean i have split ends?
i've looked at the tangles a few times, and they look pretty knotted up sometimes. i try to work them out the best i can (i really don't want to break/pull out any hair, i'm sure you can understand that!). just wanting some advice on how i can deal with them, and/or prevent it from happening so much. could it be possible that the type of shampoo i use could cause tangles as well?
anyway, thanks for any advice you can give! this is the longest i've ever been without a haircut (going on 1 year, 2 months now)... maybe i can get some pics soon.
Hey bud, I gots a question for ya...
I remember in some of your older posts you've said that one of the most important things that helped you get through the akward stage was TONS of conditioner!
I used to use smaller amounts of conditioner, as I found that the products I used contained 'cones, and with them, it seems like less is more. But now I've switched to a shampoo and conditioner that don't contain any 'cones. Right now, I only wash every other day. But on days like now when I do wash, my hair is more poofy that it is on non-wash days...
I guess my question, long story short, is: Do you really think using lots more conditioner makes a difference? If so, then I will probably just drench my hair with conditioner while I'm showering. Let me know if you, or anyone else who reads this, feel that "more is better!"
I might have an important job interview coming up within the next week. I am curious as to which style is more appropriate: a ponytail or a single, neat braid? I ask because a ponytail is more "conventional," but a braid seems to be "neater" and more compact.
What are your thoughts?
I'm not sure weather I should shave/trim my sideburns. When growing hair long do you normally still shave/trim your sideburns? Its been 10 months now and sometime I like putting my bags around my ear. When I do this I have quiet thick sideburns. It's ok still but just think it would be better if sideburns were less thick.
What do you guys/gals think?
Thanks
Grim
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Ok, so I know I said it'd be until this weekend that I could post these, but I decided to come home for the night, so I figured since I'm here, I could post the photos.
Here's the first one (I was sitting with a friend of mine from my Junior College).
That "Ball" Guy
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what actually qualifies as shoulder length hair? my back reache. but my side and bangs have a ways to go.
Here's what happened. As some of you know, I have a lot of naturally short hair around my temples and hairline. On top, there are some long strands mixed in which were always stringy and hanging around my face. Last night, I decided to "tidy it up". Now I have a short fringe which DOESN'T mix in with the rest of my hair like I thought it would. That's over two years of growth off the fringe!! AAARRGGHH!!!
This must be the dumbest hair mistake ever made:) The only good thing is that its not too noticeable due to my curly hair.
Thought I'd share, but it's not easy admitting to one's stupidity...
Hey guys, here's a little 1 month progrss pic:
Here's 1 month ago:
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Hey guys... last haircut was Nov. 27th., 2000. Almost 4years of growth. Another year or so and It should be butt lenth. Any comments welcome!!!
Peace & Keep It Long!!!
~Rob
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Hello. I guess I'm new here, but I thought I could see what you all think. I have decided to go fromone extreme to the other, hairwise. I was razor-bald on May 1, 2004 and these pictures are of me today, a bit over four and a half months later. I took my trimmer and did just a little bit on my neck about two months ago. I see to have about an inch and a half all around. Is this a normal and constant rate, or does the speed fluctuate?
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Thanks in advance.
P.S.-What do you think of my beard?
Hey guys and gals,
If your interested you might want to check this new long hair board for men on yahoo.
Link removed after receiving complaints from under-18 members here. It was an adult site denying them entry. Linking adult sites is inappropriate here.
Moderator.
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Some people requested I throw in a few more pics, so here's any of relevance :)
Don't think my ponytail's really a ponytail yet, but it all fits in there which is a plus. Don't think I'll be wearing it out like that for a while though Lol.
wolfeyes
Hello I live in an area where dust is a major problem well over 90% of the city roads here are gravel and about 95% country roads are gravel and the dust is really really bad. And makes my hair feel like hay and makes my scalp itch like crazy almost like I have bugs (but i don't). And the water is really bad. Smells pretty bad like chlorine. Is there a certain kind of shampoo that I should use? Atleast once or twice weekly?
Another thing. I think I either have a dry scalp or dandruff. Occasionally I notice little like salt grains of white stuff on my shirt when I comb/brush my hair. What can I do to stop this?
Thanks,
Mark
I have seen that some people don't do trims, while others do saying it gives your hair shape. My question is whethere triming your hair will give you healthier hair in the long-run? will it make your hair look healthier when you have grown it to its desired length?
...is that if I just comb my hair back with a really wide tooth comb, and put it in a ponytail all day, then if I'm going out at night, I can take it out of the pony tail, comb it through again with the wide tooth comb, and it sits very nicely for the evening. I'm guessing that the looseness of using just the wide tooth comb and allowing it to dry that way in the pontail is the cause. At any rate, it's just one of those lovely accidental discoveries we make now and again about our hair. :)
Hey guys
I was just wondering if i my hair would get damaged/bald if i straigtened it by blow drying or using one of those moist steam press things...but first if i applied a hair conditioner/hair cream like Parachute Coconut Hair Cream before straightening?
Thanks!
My hair is about 6 to 6 1/2 inches long when i pull down my bangs it reaches almost upper lip. i use pantene smooth and sleek which works quite well. how long should it take for my hair to be looking long i heard it was 9 1/2 inches any comments / critisism appreciated thanks. Sry for all the blurines in the pic. I post occasionally but i have been following this board for months now. with the added length my hair has stopped flipping so bad and has calmed down abit i am pleased.
here are my links not sure if theyll work if they dont please say and ill try to post pics ..
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I did... and I was pretty disapointed.
Too heavy with 'cones, and the shampoo didnt seem to clean my hair.
Not to mention, this stuff smells. Bad. It really stinks!
So I wish I could just go return it... but I can't find the receipt. All well. My advice, if your hair is anti-cones like mine and gets built up, to skip this one. From my experience anyway.
I'm a bit surprised to see so many Texans on the board. What say we try to meet? The first thing that jumps to mind is the hairy man contest near Hairy Man Road, here in Austin. I'll try to get the details, since my daughter's best friend lives in that neighborhood.
Anyway, before I start arranging this, who would come to a longhair gathering this fall here in Austin?
hey all, it's right about shoulder length right now, and it looks fantastic when it's wet, but once it dries it knots up, and my shoulders and neck seem to push the hair that hangs down up, which would be cool if i had straight hair, but cause it's curly, it just scrunches up with the rest of my hair and starts puffing out kinda...8 1/2 inches long? well anyways, i'm convinced that i need a haircut, so many jackasses get a bad impression from it, lots of people call it a fro, led zeppelin fans actually recognize it like jimmy page's, and most importantly, only a few girls have said they'd kill for it! about 2 or 3 inches ago, i got a compliment on it, and was "felt up", heh, by at least a girl a day...but i'm just wondering, if i just got my hair layered, would that really reduce the puffiness? and for how long? could i just cut off 2-3 inches myself? thanks everybody
I have never met someome for whom his/her long hair is important, they would cut it for no reason. There is always a time, for example after a couple of years, they cut it short because they want a "change". Thats ridiculous! It's not more important for them than the fashion shirt they wear. It's not like "I would never cut my hair" or "I would be totally sad if I would have short hair", none I know says it, how about you?
I hope someone is here for whom long hair is important, I feel alone with my opinion. I'm have sort of a fetish for long hair if on men or women, long hair is beautiful and I can't stand short hair.
I'm 24 credits away from graduating college. I'm considering possibly going into "money managing" upon graduating(investment banking dealing with the stock market). Would anyone happen to know which investment firms are longhair friendly that don't require a hair cut?? Last summer i was in training at a stock brokerage firm(which is different from "money managing"), but got out of that cause it was waaay to stressful(the job was based on cold calling). This particular firm that i was at wanted me to cut my hair up to my shoulders, but i was able to talk my way out of it using the religion excuse. At least they allowed shoulder length, goes to show ya there's at least some progress of tolerance within the company. I also worked at 2 banks in the past as well(JP Morgan Chase and The Bank of NY), and never had a problem with the hair(which is mid-back length). I worked as a teller. If anyone know's about any investment firms dealing with the stock market that doesn't require you to cut your hair, please let me know. Thanks! And, in case anyone's wondering, no, i wouldn't cut my hair for a job.
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I just got this Garnier Sleek and Shine. I don't think it changed much though, lol.
On Ste Recommendation I brought a couple of bottles of MOP C-System Hydrating Shampoo & Conditioner.
It is Sulphate Free, and whilst this means it doesn't lather quite like your standard shampoo & conditioner, its very easy to work through your hair. (But then again I don't agressively work Shampoo into a lather anyway as it tends to cause more tangles.)
Its also silicone free (as far as I can tell from the label) and it left my hair feeling great and tangle free. I got home at about 11:30 last night and my hair still was light and full of shine, in start contrast to the dull heavy feeling I'd gotten used to recently. Even when I woke up this morning my hair was largely tangle fee and still full of shine.
So my first impressions are very good... Its kinda nice to know that I'm no-longer sticking gunk onto my hair which is eventually gonna make it dull and lifeless. The one drawback is that its Damned expensive £9.00 a bottle.
Thanks to Ste for the recommendation, I'll keep you posted if I notice anything else.
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Hey guys,
Well a few weeks back I posted a thread about dry scalp problems.
Well, I have recently found a product called "Andrelon Shampoo For Long Hair with KIWI" and it acts as a natural enhancing shampoo that frees the hair of daily build-up while providing translucent shine.
I'm so glad it's working. I realized that my previous shampoo was the cause for my itchy scalp and build-up.
But it's much better now, and no more itching! YAY! :o))
Thee Longhaired Gal
Ok. . .yet another one. . .I've been thinking recently about what people did before elastic ponytail holders. As I posted earlier, they may have used a small lock of (still attached) hair to tie around the ponytail, or they may have just let it go loose (many from way back had natural dreadlocks).
Well, one more thing they may have done. . .just used a small piece of string or ribbon (yeah, it's one of those "duh" things, but I never thought about it much before) and actually tied around the ponytail.
Anyways, I've been experimenting with different things to keep my hair back besides the elastic ponytail holder, and have been enjoying the self-discovery.
So far, I can keep my hair back by. . .
1.)Putting it in a single braid (almost all of the hair stays in it firmly). Because of the nature of my hair (very curly) it stays in the braid without anything to fasten it.
2.)Using a lock of hair from my neckline in the back as a hair tie. Works good for a little while, but hair isn't quite long enough to stay that way for long.
3.) Using a string or ribbon to actually tie it. I'm considering using a black ribbon once my hair is a bit longer (like Redleader's current length) for formal occasions. I've also used a hemp string necklace with a Thor's Hammer amulet on it, centering the amulet on my ponytail as decoration.
So anyways, I'm just about ready to stop using regular elastic ponytail holders. . . .in a few months once my hair is a bit longer.
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
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tell me what you think
I can't possibly have a hairstyle right now. After I take a shower, I just leave my hair alone. It looks as if I just woke up. I can't wait for my hair to be the length I want it. Arghhhhhhhhhhhh...
Hi guys. I'm planning ahead for Halloween. I already bought a bunny earred headband (with matching tail puff)from eBay but I am not toying with a new idea. What if I be a shorthaired (aka. "normal") man for Halloween!? That'll freak the hell out of my friends, if the wig's realistic enough. Do you guys know where I can get a wig like that? I'd prefer to rent, 'cause it's only one night, after all. Or how much it'd cost? Do you guys have any other ideas? I'm kinda excited.
Love,
Kiat T.
Hey man, I just saw your progress pics as of late, and I gotta say, I'm impressed! If this is your hair in the akward stage, then it will most certainly only get better. Or even if you decided to leave it like that, it would be cool too! Anyway, just wanted to complement you on your progress, Cheers.
I have recently bought pantene smooth and sleek with cones and it has helped my hair a ton with the frizzies and overall softness and sleekness. As long as the cones are doing what they are supposed to they have a great affect on my hair/ as long as you clarify every few months. All i seem to hear is that cones are bad but i like them, does anyone else agree?
Hey all. I have some questions about shampoo.Right now im using Pantene Pro-V Smooth and Sleek shampoo, and the Smooth And Sleek Conditioner. I wash my hair twice a week, on Sundays and on Wednesdays.So my first question is: Is this an aprovable routine? My hair starts to get greasy after about 2-3 days, but i brush it and it looks really nice and shiny.
My second question is: Is Pantene pro v an exceptable shampoo, and is it damaging to my hair? Is there a different shampoo and conditioner that i could purchase that may be more benificial to my hair
Do I need a special kind of conditioner i keep hearing about?(ex.Clarifying,Deep cleaning conditioner, and things of that sort?)
And, I have no idea what all this talk of "Cones" is about.Would some one please fill me in on what "cones" are?
Ok, so its more than a 'few' questions. Thanks in advance for all who help me out.
Here are a couple of very low quality shots that I took with my new phone (I wanted to play with the camera, and it's been a while since I updated.)
Hope this works. :)
http://members.aol.com/cosmik/chris040921.jpg
And here's one from the side/back showing more how it looks when it's drier.
http://members.aol.com/cosmik/sidedry.jpg
Hi all,
Could someone please suggest me good shampoos and conditionner?
Thx a lot
Hi Guys
I'm finding myself in a bit of predicament, a recent post by Jersey MetalHead and a reply from Katherine, made me think about sharing it.
Like Jersey Metal Head I'm finding a lot of Damaged ends, splits and broken ends so I know I need a trim. My hair has really suffered with the constant Washing/Conditioning/Detangling Over the hot summer months; Its not been trimmed in 9 months (a record) and I've been a bit run down lately and not really eating so well, so I suspect that hasn't helped either.
So I planned to change the products I was using so they would more suit my routine, (which can involve showering twice or three times a day,) eat better and also getting a trim to a) even up the length a little and b) to get rid of the damaged ends.
Only problem is the only stylist I trust to cut my hair (by trust I mean: Understands what a centimetre really is,) has just lost her job cos the Salon where she worked closed down, she's waiting for her Paperwork to come through so she can start a new job, but with the Red Tape in Spain, this could be months, especially when it comes to foreign workers with crappy bosses.
I certainly don't think it would be good for my hair to wait "months" until I get it trimmed, but equally having gotten this far I really don't want anyone else cutting it.
I'm trying to do more to look after my hair: I've gotten hold of an Ionic Hair Brush which although is a little on the large side, seems to detangle much more smoothly and with much less breakage than my comb. I've ordered gentler shampoo's and conditioners, cos my hair is now Limb and dull thanks too many Silcones in my Current Conditioner.
But I guess I'm looking for suggestions to anything else I can do to reduce damage and maintain the status quo with my hair until and of course after, I get it trimmed.
Sorted
This really annoys me!
Granted, LOL is a farce, but still!
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
A lot of folks here talk about 'longhair' identity. Long hair is a conscious choice just like any haircut. I think a lot of people here partly define the image they want to project to the world through long hair. It's a very individual choice.
Question: What does a longhair identity mean to you? What does having long hair say about you when you meet people? I'm talking about initial impression here - before you start to talk to someone. What kind of image do you want to project for that first impression? What are you saying about yourself?
FYI - I had long hair for over 10 years, but decided to cut it so I could experiment with different styles. I've everything from buzzed to medium length in that time. I really enjoy the freedom of being able to change styles. However, when I had shoulder length hair, I really enjoyed that too. Right now it's kinda shaggy.
~moose.head
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Hi all... I hope you remember my son with the long blond hair who's drama teacher won't let him even try out for any plays because of his long hair...
Update:I have spoken with the teacher and surprise surprise... what the kids had reported was right on. In fact he told me that the only part he would ever even consider him for would be for a female impersonator... what a jerk!
This morning I had a long meeting with the School district Superintendant and he is supporting my son. He said No matter what happened they would not change the school's district's dress code and that my son would not be told to cut his hair. He apologised for my problems. They were going to take the teacher to task about this today but my son with the hair wants them to wait because his sister got a part in the play and he dosent want the drama teacher to take it out on her and make her miserable. They are going to wait until the play is over and then we will get this fixed...
So all that is good news and I will keep you all updated as things progress.
Esme
Hi,
My hair is often forming what I call "knots" (I don't know if this is the correct technicial term or not). What is happening is that two bunches of hairs will get fused together in a very complicated way near the ends. I tried pulling the hair out once, but that made a velcro-like sound, and I know that couldn't have been good. What should I do about this?
More importantly, is there something I can do to prevent this from happening? Is this something that is more common in curly hair? (I've been thinking about getting it straightened) Are there any less-drastic measures I can take like shampooing more or using a conditioner?
Help; it's getting very frustrating!
Thanks,
Rick
UK board members: Did any of you see University Challenge last night?
One of the Lancaster team members had great hair at least to his mid back, worn loose.
The Lancaster team won by a big margin.
Aloha HR,
Well, I've noticed a lot of people asking the "My hair is falling out in the shower- is this natural?" question, and I thought maybe they should check the RAQ first. I took a look at it and didn't see that particular Q anywhere, unless my Elvish Eyes deceived me.
With the amount of times this question has been asked, do you think it belongs in your RAQ?
Hey guys,
This violates my goal of not cutting my hair at all, but I'm considering a maintenance trim. I haven't had a problem with it in the past, but lately I've noticed a lot of split ends. My thinking is that by trimming I'll be able to grow it out more. The question I have is how much do I trim...1/2", 2", 4"? I'm also not sure if I should cut it the same length all the way around. By doing that, I'll be losing a good amount of length...possibly 4 inches. I may wait until it's even longer before I do that...I'm really liking this length.
Any comments and advice are welcome!
Keep it growin'!
Brett
I'm at about 8-9 months growing and awkward stage sucks.I was wondering about hair extensions if they're expensive and will it look funny while my real hair is growing underneath. I know it wont be my real hair bur i will have them removed once my hair starts to "behave".
hey ppl, i wanted to post up a pic of my hair loose since i never really do that.
I think my hair grows faster than average..my back hair is about a year old beacause i remember starting to grow it around the time that i stayed over my cousins house upstate, heres a pic i took over there:
One Year Ago
I had about 5 months of hair on top at the time, and very little on the back and sides. anyways jus felt like sharing,I appreciate any comments given. Peace!
anyone knows what happened with this site.? It has not been updated for quite a long time...
i work as a food server at a nice restaurant and i make good money, im also a college student and i always wanted to have my hair long, now my hair is getting longer and my employer told me to cut it off what can i do?
i do not have my parents support with money they live in europe and all i have is this job to live.
you people that have long hair already tell me what to do since you already had this problems.
also tell me what kind of jobs i could look for that pay almost the same amount of money to support myself in this expensive sounthern california place. thanks
I have had relatively short hair all of my life. To be honest, I was getting kind of bored with it. So, I decided to grow my hair. Let me give you guys an update as to where I am so far:
-When my hair is wet I can part it in the middle and it will stay like that until my hair dries.
-If I pull on my bangs, I can barely see my hair.
That is pretty much where I am at right now with it. I have a few general questions regarding the process:
1. I can't exactly have a "hairstyle" because of the awkard length. What did you guys do when you were at this stage? Hats, headbands, etc.?
2. When do I start getting it professionally groomed?
3. How long does the "awkard hair look" last?
4. What do girls think of your long hair? Have you found that women are noticing you more or less with long hair?
I was reading Rokker's post about that school in Texas that wouldn't allow one of it's students to grow out his hair. I also read the article to.
Stuff like this could only happen in Texas. There's something about that state. It's a scary place..it doesn't sound to appealing. I mean, it's overly right-winged conservative to the point of insanity, religious fundamentalism is rampant and longhair discrimination never ceases there. It's a crazy state with crazy people. That is one state I am sure to stay the hell away from.
Last night I used this nutragena T gel for dandruff (even thought I dont have dandruff). I used it because it was all I could find. After I washed it out I noticed a lot of my hair, more than usual seemed to come out. It was enough to clog up the drain. This morning now that its dry when I brushed it, it seems to be comming out a lot. Like if i run my hand through the hair maybe 3-4 pieces will come out. Is this normal?!!?
Saw this on a hair loss forum I frequent:
"Inside Entertainment magazine article"
from page 28, in the September 2004 issue
MOUSE PATTERN BALDNESS
" Bruce Willis is planning to undergo a revolutionary hair treatment to cover his famous bald head. The recently single Willis has consulted experts about a new hair cloning treatment which has only been tested on rodents and is awaiting approval from the US government. It's only been tested on rodents? Am I the only one picturing a gerbil with a comb-over? OK, so it's just me. "
www.insideEonline.com
Thoughts? First off, unless somebody in the field has carried out full research and trials without saying anything, then this technology is not 'awaiting approval from the US government'. As far as the online community knows, nobody has a full grasp of this science. Secondly, if this is true, I dunno why he's bothering. He looks fine as he is anyway, and I didn't really expect someone of his age and fame and status to be worrying about having hair.
Matt
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Been growing out my hair since the start of the year with a big trim mid-way through. Always been an ambition to grow hair long enough for a ponytail.
Here are my first attempts!...comments welcome.
Recently I've been putting my hair into one big braid to keep it back during the day, as a ponytail alternative, but last night I slept with it in a braid. Until last night I had only had the "short hair" nightmare once, and it wasn't too extreme. Last night I had a dream that my hair was cut, and when I woke up, I put my hand to my head, and my hair felt short, due to it being pulled back in the braid! My blood pressure rose a few points, I'm sure! I actually turned on the light, took my hair out of the braid, and went to sleep soundly. Needless to say, I am one of those longhaired guys whose long hair doesn't bother them when asleep!
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
Hey,
I'm suffering from chronic back pain and my doctor won't prescribe anything. I've been forced to drink to deal with the pain. this in unlike anything iv've ever expererienced. What do you say to the doctor to get him to help you? PLeeaase help me~
Is it normal for some strands of hair to be lost while washing your hair?
I wash my hair almost every day and during washing a few hairs tend to either break or maybe pluck out! No matter how gentle I am. Washing my hair every day with this happening, I seem to think that it mounts up to quiet a few accidentally plucked hairs every week! Is this normal for this to happen during washing?
When my hairs dry I give it a few comb troughs throughout the day and theres hardly ever a single stand of hair combed out. Its only when I wash my hair this happens. I never use a comb or anything when washing my hair, just my fingers.
Any help/advice will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
Grim
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Hello all.
I just returned from a trip to Edinburgh. Had a great time. At one of the shops specializing in Highland gifts and history, they had one of those places where you can get in a costume and have a picture taken. I decided "why not?"
Now I know you Brits will recognize that the costumes are not totally authentic, but it was close enough to give the appearance. A note about my hair -- I had been wearing it in a braid all day long. Once I got into the costume, all I did was shake the braid loose. I didn't comb it or anything; just let it be kind of wild.
There was a group of Asian tourists walking through the area that got very excited about seeing this large wild-haired man emerge from the dressing room carrying a big-a$$ sword. It seems I am now featured on a lot of vacation photos in Japan or somewhere...
Well, lets see, there are the following people:
1. An earth science teacher with waist-length, brown, slightly wavy hair
2 A senior with superblond mid-back length hair (think Legolas's hair)
3. A sophmore with curly shoulder-length auburn hair
4. Somebody (?!) with waist-length dreadlocks
These are the more memorable people, but there are many more (at least 30 or so) with hair in the awkward stage or slightly longer. It's really encouraging to see this, especially since my region is known to be more conservative.
I would just like to say thank you for your feedback. I will have pics. of my progress posted soon.
Okay I just want to start off by briefly saying that I have had short hair for most of my life. I am still growing my hair out. I do not have any problems with anyone who decides that THEY LIKE having their hair short, it is their hair and they should be able to wear it in whatever length they choose. I hear many topics on this board regarding discrimination against long hairs, however many of you are just as quick to discriminate short hairs. By saying short hair is boreing etc. Why? One comment in which really annoyed me was "To each to his own". We are all human arent we, so in that sence "we are to our own". So what is the problem with respecting a short haired person if you are a long haired person or visa versa.
I personally think both looks are great on either male or female.
I await your comments
Hi Guys!
Just thought I might ask your opinion on whether you think having a ponytail with the hair brushed straight back over the top of the head or having it with a parting is better. I normally have mine combed straight over the top without a paring but I have found the last week or so that having a central parting seems to hide some of the little flyaways that tend to pop out round the front hairline.
Cheers!
RM.
P.S. when down I actually prefer the parting to be off-set to the side.
Hi
Well some people told me that some of my hair are broken .They told me I should get a little trim and it would help my hair . Is it true that getting a trim would help my hair ? They also told me that getting a trim would make my hair go thicker (they seems to be a thinner then before...)
I just want to know if this is true and would it really help my hair . Thx a lot
Stanley, are you okay? You posted calls for help because you were in such pain, didn't respond after that, and then I notic a post from you the next day to someone's ponytail. Or, has someone hijacked your name and email? Just concerned. It sounded like you were it pretty bad shape. Let us know.
Robert
I went looking around at one of my local Dollar General discount stores. And found some hair ties that have no metal clasps. I recall someone saying that they have never seen these before. They are called tail sox or something like that made by the Suave company they seem to be pretty easy on my hair. And I got 17 ties for $1! Which I think was very well worth that dollar. And I also got some wide tooth combs which seems to work very well also. They glide right through your hair providing you have all the tangles out and they were only a dollar also. I thought this was worth sharing. So if you want a good comb to use or a hair tie that is easy on your hair and you have a Dollar General in your area it might be worth going to check out.
Good luck,
Mark
i was just wondering what everybodys preference of wearing your hair or seeing other people wearing their hair is. I like seeing their hair down unless in a professional setting. I like mine down unless im doing something where it can get in the way.
I usually keep my hair really short but my wife wants me to grow it out. When it's long it's naturally curly. I don't particularly like it but my wife does. My question is this: I cut my hair myself with an electric trimmer, which is easy to do when I keep it short. How can I trim it while letting it grow? My goal is to have all my hair the same length. A hairstylist told me to just trim it around the ears until the hair grows down to the ears. But I'm not sure what to do about the back. Any advice would be appreciated.
When I wash my hair it gets pretty puffy and dry, and it neads at least 4 days to get somewhat oily. So i thought it's dry :) I'm growning it for about an year and I really want to grow it fine. So, would someone tell me how to take a good care for it? What should I eat, cos I mainly eat some crap and stuff, what shampoos and conditioners shoul i use (and how :) and everythink you think I need to know :) Thanx very much :)
To start, I'm a long haired man. Everyone who wants to grow long hair needs to think about a couple of factors before you make a decision. 1. You need to be a man of self confidence. Any doubts u have about yourself in whatever area of life, age, wieght, profession, hieght, sexuallity need to be addressed. Not all men can carry the wiehght of thier hair. I can tell you honestly, YOU WILL LOOK LIKE AN IDIOT if you can't handle these pressures. Long hair is for the selective few, if you are not at this level CUT IT.
Just yesterday I was shopping in a department store when my path
just happened to cross with another guy who had a ponytail approximately
the same length as mine (almost mid-back).
We glanced at each other without saying a word, but as I walked
away, I could feel his eyes watching me & my tail until I went around the corner.
I had the feeling that he would have liked to say a couple of words to me
about my hair--you know, just a comment or two.
So here's my question: What do you think is 'appropriate' in this
kind of 'situation'?
Should be just nod and 'acknowledge' each other as being some kind of 'Longhair brother,
or would a word or two be more welcome?
Afterall, we all appreciate be acknowledged for 'who' we are!
Hey guys, I think I should share this for your advise...
I recently moved to Florida, and Im looking for job, cuz I need one right now. I had been growing my hair now for 2 years (in October) I like it! and proud of it. It represents for me the goals that I have in mind and the ones that I had accomplished, and the longer it gets more to remind me of the efforts of it. Well, yesterday I went to Universal Studios in Florida looking for job. I filled out the application and waited till they call. Everything was fine (I was saying in my mind). All the entertainment and stuff. I began to read and BHAM!! one of the paragraph says:
Hair of different lengths, ponytails, or hair that covers one or both eyes is not acceptable. Hair may reach to the top of the wardrobe collar in the back, provided it is neatly trimmed. Side length should be no longer than the middle ear.
But ok, I said. Ima wait to see what they're going to say. So they called me and the first thing they said was: are you willing to cut your hair? I stayed quiet, and she kept talking, the sideburns may not reach the the middle of the ear and the goatee shall not be longer than than ½ inches. She said; would you like to apply then? I sadly said; No, I cant cut my hair, but thanks I appreciate that. She with a big smile said: Im sorry but those are the rules of the company. I took my things and walked out of there. I really would like to work with universal studios, but I cant give up to something that I started already, that means so much for me. Guys, I dont want to cut my hair. Im still thinking why companies with such a great wide power, are still stock with this discriminatory rule? I would like to work in some place that I can feel comfort and take me like a person that I am and with respect!
Not only that. With the hope of not getting the same response, I went to Sea World, and guess what? I filled out the application and on one of those sheets, was the dress code attached. I began to read, and BHAM! The same discriminatory thing. So I get out of there.
I went to the car, and my uncle asked me, Hey, What happen? I told him everything was good. Im waiting for their response.. I had to told him that cuz, if I tell him that about the hair thing, Im sure he was going to make pressure to cut it, and start yelling , or by the other way, try to kick me out of the house, cuz im already having problems and I gotta move out as soon as possible. But first, find a good job to maintain myself, cuz I dont have any more family here in the states. Well folks I have been visiting this web site like about a year and a half ago. I was trying to find a site like this. I had always like long hair, and in the journey several cuts I made. But finally I decided, to keep it long, and by fortune I this site. I have to say that your messages had helped me a lot in this journey. I will not cut my hair cuz is part of my philosophy, and cutting it, will be the same as ripping my arm off. So is hard but, I know I will find a job (and I hope) that doesnt discriminate against me. This Tuesday I have an appointment at Disney World, and im kinda afraid that they tell me the same thing, probably yes. Folks, What I Should do before getting there, or if they tell me the same thing? Im thinking of hiding my hair length, or maybe cut it to collar length, (cuz my hair is in different lengths, so that (I think) will help to even it up) Well dudes,
I hope I get some advice of this! Thanks!!!!
PD: Im going to post some pics of my hair so you can tell me, or give me some advise if I need to trim it or not. For this day it has been 1 year and 11 months with like 4 trims already. But the part of the back is longer than the sides and front, should I cut to get em all even up? Or wait? What u think?
Ahhh, and one more thing, sorry for my English, my grammar is not that good..
hey ppl, jus decided to put up a comparison pic.
This Picture is from march
Curent Pic: bangs almost 19 months, back: 12 months
I think wearing a head band is real helpful especially for those who cant wear a perfect pony tail. I use this when i play handball, it keeps the hairs that come loose from the tie awayfrom my face. I think this is a better looking than the alice bands, and its also better if wearin a bandana really doesn suit a person. peace!
I posted this about 3 days ago...maybe my comp is screwed upand it didnt get thru. anywayz, i was just wonderin what u guys think about ceramic plated hair straighteners, i just bought one tht has a one inch width. Would it help me in my situation? I got very full thick hair and i just want to straighten it out. You know, every morning when i wake up it looks like i had just put my finger in an electrical socket. I dont understand why my hair cant just fall down flat. Thats all i want. I just also bought pantene pro-v shampoo and conditioner for sleek and smooth hair. Is this a good brand? Basically what it boils down to is, how can i get my hair to stop being so poofy and just lay flat, like most oriental people, you know? thanks!
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Hey all, I wanted to share this cool pic of Dave Mustaine's hair. I met him in NYC and got a picture of the back of his head by accident. Hes got awesome hair for 43 years old!
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I was going to leave it for a month before posting another progress picture, but couldn't help myself.
Getting happier with my hair all the time. It not all fits in a ponytail, and stays happily behind my ears. Can't wait to see what the future holds :)
wolfeyes
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Hey, this is my first post here but I've been hanging round here for a while now, thought it was about time i introduce myself.
At the moment my hair is about 10 inch short of where I'd like it to be, but before I maintain my goal length I'd like it to grow to terminal length, just out of curiousity. Can you all tell me what you think of my hair, whether it suits me or not and whether or not you'll think it'll suit me at my goal lenght? thanks everyone!
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Here is a picture of successful Hong Kong political
candidate Leung Kwok-hung. Bravo!
I just bought L'Oreal Elseve Shampoo + Conditioner and I dont know how to use the conditioner. Should i wash it? And is it for everyday use?
Hi well to start off i havent posted in ages because my computer went wrong again !!!!! anayway recently i foud out that a lady my mum knows and who is one of my friends mums is a hairdresser so i decided to get my hair trimmed by her !!! dont worry she is really nice and only took about 5 mm off which is what i wanted and what a result it was great my hair feels thicker and heather at the end !!! i can allmost get it all in my ponytale except a tiny bit a the front my bangs !! emm what else ......I will post a progress picture soon !!
see ya guys xx
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Hello,
my name is Israel, and I'm from Brazil, and I just found out about this baord.
I just wanted to ask a question...How long would it take to grow hair down to your back taking good care of it starting with 6 inches of hair?
Thank you
Whats up everyone? Im gonna try to narrow it down to what kind of brush to use for the future, so I could really use your opinions here!
My hair is a little past my lip and Ive already found alot of broken, and stretched hairs that frizz out after I wash and air dry. More especially on the outer layer on top. The under layer however, looks great. (This is one of the reasons I cut my hair years ago)
Anyway, I was recently using a Goody smoothing (nylon) brush, but Im guessing this is way too strong for my hair. I also use these "bone combs", that dont have seams in between, which arent supposed to "shred" hair when wet combing. They're a bit sharp on the points though.
I have alot of hair, but its very fine, and straight so when it breaks it looks awful and sticks out all over the place. Ive trimmed several of them today. If I dont brush my hair though, it looks unkempt and messy, especially at this stage. Any thoughts what might be suitable for my hair type?
(Also, I am using conditioner on ends, and sometimes I apply it to the entire back of my head)
Much Appreciation for your thoughts.
Well here is my progress so far. I'm at 10 months from a shaved head.
At 11 months I will post a pic, then when I hit my year mark I will post a pic. After that I will post a pic every other month.
To see my old progress pics go to http://fragem.freewebtools.com
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Well I have been following the board for quite some time. I've always loved long hair - and was jealous of those guys with beautiful the long straight hair.
Well I don't have that alas, but I've always loved the feel of long hair - so here goes my attempt. Its been about 2.5-3 months now since I started.
My hair is wavy/curly enough to be starting to get messy and curl up all over the place - whereever it damned well feels like it. I know this is the awkward stage - but damn I guess it's going to be awhile. I just wished I knew if it was going to ever look like anything or not!! :-D
Ya ya, "patience grasshopper, patience" :-D
Either way, instead of just lurking - thought I would say hi!
How big is big enough?
Sheesh! Things are getting crazy in the good ol' U.S. of A.
Okay, we had the Explorer. Then the Expedition. Still too small, so we got the Expedition.
F-150 won't do it. Gotta have something bigger! Bigger is better, right?
So we get the Hummer. Yeah, now that's a REAL vehicle. Forget the wimpy stuff like a Navigator!
But wait, the Hummer isn't big enough.
Ladies and gentlemen....please meet your new vehicle!
As many of you know, I had my long hair cut (all of it) on September 15th 2003.
Or so you (and I) may think.
But NO!
Actually my hair was cut on the 14th of September!
Why is this important? Read on...
I have been going to the gym since the beginning of January this year.
I've averaged about 3 days a week of weights thus far. Thats about 100 sessions in the gym, each one of which was about 1.5 to 2 hours.
I have never missed a desired workout, or been unable to complete one properly, although on a few occasions (maybe 5) I've come close.
Yet that was not the case on this past Tuesday.
That's right (you may have guessed it)...it was the 14th of September!!
I got to the gym on that fateful tuesday, all ready and pumped up to do another arms workout, and yet I simply couldn't do it.
I didn't know what was wrong with me. I wasn't tired. Or hungry. Nothing particularly strenuous had happened that day, yet there I was, sitting on that bench, finding the thought of curling that weight to be not only a tough task (as usual and expected) but an impossible one as well.
I had also been feeling quite irritable that day. Once again, out of character and for no apparent reason.
The important thing to note here, is that I was aware that it was the 1 year anniversary of my haircut; but I thought (at the time)that it was COMING UP, on the 15th.
You can imagine my surprise then, when I realised that that day in the gym, when I couldn't lift the weights, felt irritable all day and eventually left the gym after only 15 minutes, was the 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF ALL MY HAIR BEING CUT OFF (a very traumatic event at the time).
When I told my mother of the linkage between the two events, she denied that such a conncetion even existed, terming it nonsense.
I don't think so. I think it was more than that.
What do you all think?
hey everyone, it's been a while since i last posted. i guess close to a month. first, i'm going to let you guys know that i cut my hair. i know, kinda dumb, especially now that i miss it so. i had anly been growing for 6 months and i could pull it down to my top lip. a lot of my friends got mad at me because i live on campus and i went home for a weekend and came back with it cut but i really miss it so i'm growing it back. at that point, it was looking a bit like a fro but it was getting to where it would fall down a bit. at first i really strugled to keep the curls out of site but after a while i got use to them and now i really miss them. well, i was just letting you guys know that i had cut my hair but i am going to let it grow out again. i really want to let it go longer this time. that's the good thing about hair though, if you don't like what you have done to it, you can always just start over. i cut it but it always will just grow back....well right now anyways. well, i'm out, i'll talk to you guys later i hope
curly
Ive seem to notice that there are more and more "important people" with long hair these days. By important people i mean like Politicians, Lawyers, buiesness men,people that are high on the chain of respect. I hope my observation is correct, and maybe in the next 10 years, when i have a steady job, long hair wont be refused as much, and maybe even have a boss with long hair.
Does anyone else notice an incline in the long hair community?
I was just surfing in the Internet and found this picture. He is Andrea Casiraghi from Monaco's royal family. What do you people think about this guys hair? In my opinion he has really wonderful hair that suits him well. I'll add him to my "enviable hair" -list :)
Okay, I dont think this topic has ever been brought up before or at least I have never seen it been discussed. I would be interested in hearing peoples views on hair transplant opperations.
1. Does anyone on this board know of someone who has had an opperation like this done before?
2. If so was it a success.
3. If you think you may become bald in latter life would you be prepared to go through one of these opperations in order to get your hair back
4. Or would you accept your baldness and live the rest of your life with no hair.
I for one would be prepared to go through an opperation like this if I became bald, however I do not think I will have to as male pattern baldness does not run in my family. It is said that baldness tends to be genetic.
I would love to hear from any of your insights,
comments welcome as always.
Keith
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just was in intrested what you thought all three are crappy but thats all i have the damaged school id is the closest blonde second oldest had a hair c*t and grow it out btw this is my first time growing my hair out
Seen these things advertised on TV. Not quite sure how it's supposed to dry wet hair and straighten it at the same time without completely frying your hair but whatever. Anyone got any info on them?
hi guys! the last tuesday came to my class for first time the spanish language teacher.he tought me spanish too 2 years ago, so he met me. and when he saw me with my long curly hair, said:
"you look like beethoven" and I smiled him.he said in a good way so I didn´t say anything. At least he was original, no?
Bill, when you read this please give me your e-mail address, I really need to talk to you about something I hope you will understand.
Ivix
I have very dark brown hair, it's basically black.
It seems to me that when I use conditioners with silicones in them, my hair has a good shine, but it seems to shine "white," if you catch my meaning. Like the shining parts appear to be a white color against the black.
When using conditioners free of silicones, my hair doesn't shine quite as much, but the shine appears more "brown" instead of "white." I actually really like this a lot!
Does anyone know why this is? It's interesting!
Does patchouli oil have any good effect on hair health other than just making it smell good? I just recently ordered some patchouli oil to put in my hair and for use as a cologne. I was wondering if there is anything else that's good about patchouli for your hair as well as hemp? I've been seeing alot of shampoos on the internet that have hemp in it. I've been tempted to get some to just try it out. I'm on a search for some natural shampoos and other hair things to use. Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Mark
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Ok I posted before without a pic and now I have one. I was wondering how stupid exactly does my hair look right now, how much longer until the curing in the back goes down, and when will it be the length of Kurt Cobain's hair? Also to get his look do you basically just not wash/comb your hair? And will my hair type be able to grow hair the way his was? Any help is much appreciated, thanks so much!
Check out this article, seems like a great guy with strong ideals:
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20040914.wxhongkong14/BNStory/International/
My brother made a comment the other day that I looked like Willie Nelson because of my hair. Mine isn't as quite as long as his yet but i'm working on it. :) My hair texture is very close to Willie's. I think Willie's hair is pretty neat looking. I have had a few thoughts of getting my hair cut because of the wavyness in my hair but i've come to accept and like my hair. It has been a long 19 month journey of growing my hair but a positive experience. I love my hair and i'm never getting it cut if I can help it. Well maybe for a trim once I get it to about where I want it.
Get this I even got my 11 year old nephew wanting to grow his hair out. I guess he likes the looks of my long hair so he wants to try it out for himself. His is going to look much different than mine though. His hair is virtually straight. He looks like a little beatnick like skater with his shaggy hair. But it's a cool look for him. I hope he continues on growing it out. If his parents will let him. But i'll somehow persuade them to let him. I'll try to get pics of my hair as well as his and find someone with a scanner so I can get some of pics on here.
I'm sorry if I bored you to death,
Mark
Well, I just returned from my 2nd trim and I just have to say that I'm PISSED OFF! I've been set back to 9 months and there looks like a mountain growing out of the top of my head. I've got hardly any bangs at all and from the front I look like a vertical goldfish cracker. I don't see where the point is if hair is long, it needs to be cut?
I felt like I was getting closer and closer to my goal but then I'm forced back to start again from scratch. A 1/2 inch off, yeah right. A half inch off my ass!
I never really established a baseline. These are fresh off the webcam. Approx 33 months. It's wet. In the one on the left I'm "cheating" by leaning my head back. The right one is how I normally stand.
Hi all,
I have a little question to ask . Is it ok to make a pony tail immediately after taking a shower ? Or can it be bad for the hair ?
Thx
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Well, I finally got the facial hair removed today.
Do you think I look better with or without the beard/stache?
Comments would be appreciated.
Again, this board rocks!
Some of you may remember some of my situation from early last year. There was considerable drama involved. I had stated in December my intention to finally grow my hair long despite any negative consequences for me.
I am one of Jehovahs Witnesses so that has made it problematic for me to have long hair. Back about a year ago I decided that I just needed to do this. I honestly believe that I have a longhair identity. Ive wanted longhair as long as I can remember. I didnt make this decision in a rash fashion nor did I take it lightly.
I was somewhat vague when I told the board in January that I had decided to cut my hair. I faced a lot of harsh criticism, much of which I think was unwarranted. However, given my recent proclamation that I was going to grow it and my lack of specific reasons for the change of heart, no doubt led to this criticism.
December 23, 2003 was the worst day of my life. Worse than when both my parents died the year before, worse than anything else I could remember. I have always felt close to my wife and especially being an only child with now both parents dead, she was my closest family. On that day she drove a knife through my heart. She questioned everything about our relationship, she even went so far as to say she was considering just going out and cheating on me so that we could get a divorce. We had had our ups and downs like most relationships but I never, ever would have dreamed that such things could be said by her. She also seriously questioned her belief system.
The emotional pain was intense and I didnt know where to turn. Some close friends helped a lot but I felt I needed more. By this time I had drifted some from my congregation and my hair was sure to become an issue soon if I had continued to attend. In my emotionally distraught state, I reached out for help from my congregation. Hair at that point in my life mattered little to me. I was willing to sacrifice my previous determination to grow it out in return for support and a feeling of being at ease amongst fellow believers. My congregation did help me a lot. Things got worse between my wife and me. The situation became so intolerable at home that I told her that she either had to quit acting is such a horrible fashion or leave. She left.
The 6 week separation was a trial and a learning experience. I had thoughts of suicide for the first time in my life. Again I received a lot of help. An elder even came over one evening when I was at my lowest. She ended up coming back but only physically at first. It took her a long time to start being a wife again. Things finally did start improving but then in July she did something else to break my heart. I have recently forgiven her for this and once again were trying to move on. I have hope.
What does all this have to do with my hair? Those same thoughts from last year have returned. I was NOT joking when I said I had determined to grow it out then. It was only the most unexpected emotional atom-bomb as it were that caused me to change my mind. The old feelings that have been a part of me for so long have returned. Believe about me what you will but these feelings are real.
The thing is I still believe Jehovahs Witnesses are close to the truth in many areas. This is basically a willful decision on my part to take a sabbatical as it were. I hope to keep participating but if my presence is too much of a distraction for others I will respect that and not be a cause for stumbling. I truly believe Jehovah looks at the inner heart of a person and that much of the organization rule structure is a contrivance of man. I do concede there are other organizations and religions that put strict guidelines on physical grooming so this is nothing unique to JWs.
I am not making any kind of vow or promise that I will go all the way in growing it out this time. But, that is my heartfelt intention. That cut back in January put me back a year. I have not touched the top since, having only trimmed the back and sides. So, I feel like Im at a good point to just let it all grow now without fear of a mullet appearance.
This is very difficult to me. It is hard to face disapproval from so many that have been close to me. My hair is not long enough to face this yet but I would estimate by about January that I would face my first negative comments. It should be interesting to see when this actually happens. I once again emphasize that I am not abandoning my belief system but am doing this as a personal spiritual journey of my own in hopes of finding some inner peace. It may be that growing it long once will be enough for me, I just dont know.
So, this is where I stand. Thanks for reading.
Hi again. Just wondering, what do u guys think about ceramic plated hair straighteners, i just bought one tht has a one inch width. Would it help me in my situation? I got very full thick hair and i just want to straighten it out. You know, every morning when i wake up it looks like i had just put my finger in an electrical socket. I dont understand why my hair cant just fall down flat. Thats all i want. I just also bought pantene pro-v shampoo and conditioner for sleek and smooth hair. Is this a good brand? Basically what it boils down to is, how can i get my hair to stop being so poofy and just lay flat, like most oriental people, you know? thanks!
Any ex long hairs that are now bald, not shaved bald, mpb bald, that would like to chat, I'd really like to talk. I had long hair all through my teens and now in my early 2o;s I'm bald, and not by choice. I'd like to share thoughts.
After some of my own math, most of my hair is around 13 months while my bangs are 10 (remeber my trim?). Anyway, I'm guessing that by March I'll be at 18 months. It would be February but I'm getting a 1/2 inch taken off this weekend, and I'm not bummed out about it.
So I was just wondering how many people here have actually did some math to figure out how long your hair will be by a certain date?
I see guys here who've on average only had to wait about 8-10 months for it to be able to be put in a ponytail. I trimmed it slightly before the summer (june) and before that it was the same length as it is right now (front bangs barely BARELY touch tip of nose and the bottom neck hair is about 1 or 1.5 inches long, also the hair on the very top of my head is about 6 inches and sides reach mid-ear....hope that was clear enough, lolol) How long do i have to wait and what should i do for optimal growth in shortest time? Also, is it good that the back hair is shorter a bit, that way the hair on top of it will stop it from flipping upwards excessively? And lastly, what can i do about the sides flipping upwards? straightening?
http://www.health-report.co.uk/natural_hair_care_certified_orga.htm
why its a .co.uk add I dunno, the price is $. Looks good tho : )
Just wanted to chime in, belatedly, on the topic of jojoba oil that comes up here from time to time.
I've been using the stuff for about three weeks now and I've absolutely fallen in love with it - it's even better than conditioner, IMHO.
Surprisingly non-greasy, and in particular it washes off your hands no problem once you've applied it (anyone who's ever used pomades or the old brylcreem will be happy to know that this stuff washes straight off your hands with a small dollop of shampoo). It makes the hair SO soft and manageable, and instantly gives it that "couple of days old" feel that I've been trying to attain for years.
I heartily recommend the stuff - thank you to everyone on the board who has recommended it in the past.
Hey nice hair. Mine is very similar to yours. Now that you are posting pics, would you be be able to post one with your hair pushed behind your ears and one from the back w/ out the tail. I was also wondering if thats how your hair drys naturally. Because mine looks like yours but it takes a long time to get it how I want.
Hi guys,
I know that recently you both posted regarding products - sorted was looking for something new and surferdude was concerned that aussie was a bit harsh on hair (which I've noticed recently myself by the way).
Anyway, I just wanted to let you know of a new one I discovered recently - I was staying at my gf's house and used her shampoo - Timotei with henna to bring out natural red tones.
Both shampoo and conditioner feel very gentle, and have left my hair lovely and soft - just in case you'd like to try it out, I'd strongly recommend it :)
Take care guys (I'll be posting some progress pics soon BTW)
wolfeyes
So I've kind of fallen off the wagon with my update pics, but I'm still growing my hair and I thought I'd show y'all my progress. The length is really starting to help control things which is great, and I'm beginning to enjoy the benefits of long hair in colder weather. I've begun wearing a ponytail off and on, but my bangs aren't quite there yet so I can't put my hair directly back which is a drag. I'm patient though, and I reckon a few more months will allow me to do the thing right. So let me know if ya have any comments or style suggestions cuz I'm always looking for a new look. (^_^)
I have not has my hair cut since last November. It started out as a caesar cut, you know where it is short, about a 2' shave on the sides, faded up and the worn with a flip in the front. Anyhow I grew it out from that stage, and in the back by my neck the hair is flipping up. I want my hair to look like Kurt Cobain,the late lead singer of Nirvana but since it is flipping up in the back does it mean i will never be able to have my hair like that? Will it eventually become straight as time progresses? When I dont wash it it lays flat. Is there anything I can use or will I never be able to have hair like that? Thanks so much for your help!!!!
I am trying to convince my husband to grow some hair.
I think that he will look better with some hair (see his picture).
What is your opinion ? Thanks.
DID HE CUT IT???
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I just wanted to post my picture for comments.
I'll be back tomorrow to post my picture with a clean shaven face. Hopefully, that'll make a difference.
This board rocks!
Alright guys, here's how I'm going to do this:
I'm going to post one pic each as a response to this message.
You'll understand.
Ivix
Hi Guys!
Just thought I'd share that since the autumn's well on the way here in the UK my hair is staying beautifully silky and smooth. It seems that like the rest of my body, my hair also refers the somewhat cooler climes of the latter part of the year. Does anyone else find that their hair also seems to be more well behaved when it's cooler weather?
Cheerio,
RM
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Hi, friend. I was looking at the picture of you with the bandana accomodating a ponytail from the back. Evidently, your neckline is a little high like mine is. I don't feel quite so bad now. So how does it feel for you when you tie it very low, if you do?
Ivix
hey all,
hey is there any wrestling fans on this board. i am a huge fan and these days u see alot of wrestlers with some "nice" long hair. i personally think triple h in the wwe has great hair. i also liked bret harts hair and kevin nash(before he got it cut) . anyways im just curious if any of you pay attention to the wrestlers too. lol
i will be posting my 10 month pics soon too.
take care and happy hair growing
krazie dave
Where have you been, I missed you. You didn't post for a good while there. Have you been on a road trip or something?
Ivix
Does anyone know of any reliable resources which feature hairstyles of celtic/ teutonic men in the first century a.d.?
I'm getting veeery bored with my current three hairstyles, lol
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Hey people,
Well, I've been thinking more and more this week and last week, about getting a trim. I'd really like to get a trim on the back, just to cut off any damaged ends and to make my hair appear less of a mullet, as well as to thicken my hair. My question is that would a trim make my hair more managable and also make my hair appear thicker, intead of thinner at the ends? Logic tells me that by having a trim, the ends will look thicker, am I right?
I've been orserving the 2 week rule, I'm nearly come to the end of it, and even now I still want a trim. I want half an inch cut off the back, and possibly the sides too. That will grow back within 18 days for me, so length should be made up quickly. Then here's the other qustion, is there any point of having a trim when my hair grows so fast?!
I've included a pic, I just took it right now. Would a trim help my hair look much better, judging by my photo?
Do you all think I should leave it until December until the trim instead?
Comments, questions welcome:)
P.s, my hair has been growing for around 9 months since a very short haircut, practically a buzz, as most of you are aware of.
...what are CONES?
I've seen it in a few posts, most recently in Sorted's post below. I don't have any point of reference for CONES, and would love to be updated.
Thanks. (I'm a newbie; sorry if this is a repeat question.)
I had a very "interesting" conversation with a person who thought that long hair is only meant for females to have and that it is a sin for a male to have long hair. From his point of view: The fact that males should have short hair and females long hair, is so to be able to regonize the distinguising characteristics between men and women better.
I, of course didn't agree! So after listening to his power speech about why males should not be allowed to wear their hair long, I interrupted his totally wrong point of view by saying:
"If males weren't allowed to have long hair, then why were they created to have the ability to grow hair just like women do?
I mean, if it is a sin for a man to have long hair, then he wouldn't have been created this way. So I really don't know where you are going with this statement you just made, because it doesn't make sense and it is not correct."
Of course, he had a bunch of things to say back (totally off track because he couldn't give me a straight reply), and of course I had twice the amount of replies to give in return, but I'll spare you the details. I just can't understand that there are some of these so called "Peace Dudes" out there saying these things.
Anyways just thought I'd share my day of interesting interaction with someone who clearly doesn't know what he's talking about.
Thee Longhaired Gal
hi guy! I see your neck photo and I thought that anybody got that, but I have it too. in the middle of my neck I have less hair like you, so you aren´t alone with this "problem".like sorted said, we have a lot of hair to hide it. bye
(sorry if my english isn´t very good)
Hi folks, I am new to this site and have been reading some of the posts and have really enjoyed them. I am 45, happily married with 3 kids. My 15 year old son has long hair past his shoulders and he struggles with prejudice both in the village we live in and at school, but I support him in not getting his hair cut. Anyway, I keep my hair very short, but told my son this past summer that I was considering letting my hair grow out. When I graduated high school my hair sat about 3 inches past my shoulders and I have always wondered what it would like to grow it long again. I have tried a couple of times but never got past that "ackward" stage. I am having trouble deciding whether I should "let it go" mainly because I am an Anglican priest and I wondering what the potential fallout amongst my parish members might be. What do y'all think about a pastor with long hair? I'd like to grow it at least 6 inches past my shoulders.
This new headline bothers me..........is the NAZI party alive and well?
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&cid=519&ncid=519&e=3&u=/ap/20040908/ap_on_re_us/wear_this
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My bangs come to my upper lip when pulled down. It can't be fully seen in these pics.
go to google and look up josh reeves in images he has curly hair as do i so i know he doesnt just wake up in the morning and its like that i wish i could have that curl defenition any suggestions
YEsterday I went out of the house to looking for a job, I was looking pretty trashy. Wasn't really going to look for a job, cuz I had crappy clothes on. But he made a comment " the first thing you should do is find some money and get your self a hair cut cuz no one wants a long haired freak that doesn't shave".
Now I think he is right about the shaving part, but I see plenty of long hair guys getting employment.
go to google and look up josh reeves in images he has curly hair as do i so i know he doesnt just wake up in the morning and its like that i wish i could have that curl defenition any suggestions
Hi
Well I just got a job , but there is a little problem. (well I don't think it's a problem, but anyway...)
The thing is that I need to make a ponytail when I'm going to work there, that's ok , but I also need to put a cap .
Will it be ok for my hair to be in a ponytail and have a cap on?
(the cap won't be tight)
Thx
I have been growing for 31 months so far but,
for whatever reasons, I have never actually measured my hair!
I've always estimated: 31 months equal about 15 1/2 inches,
but I started out with 1 1/2 to 2 inches, so I have
a basic idea of how long my hair SHOULD be.
Anyway, I wouldn't know WHERE to measure FROM. The back seems to be the longest.
SO THE QUESTIONS ARE:
1. Have YOU ever measured your hair?
2. WHAT part of your head did you take your measurements from?
3. WHERE is your hair the LONGest? The SHORTest?
Hey buddy, well look what I found online:
At Walgreens only, which is a store all over near where I live, there is this stuff called Paves Professional Shampoo and Conditioner. The Shampoo is sulfate free, and it only costs about 6 bucks. The conditioner however contains Dimethicone, so it may or may not be good. This looks like it could be promising, I am posting a link for you, if you could please look over it and tell me your honest opinion, I'd be grateful! Thanks.
Shampoo:
http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jhtml?id=prod732057&CATID=100867&navAction=push&navCount=0
Conditioner:
http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jhtml?id=prod732062&CATID=100651&navAction=push&navCount=2#
I love the song 'Planet Caravan', both the original by Black Sabbath and the cover by Pantera. It's got a cool, trippy feel to it.
I can't think of any similar musical feel in music I'm familiar with so I was wondering if any of you guys could recommend a band or song(s) that are similar.
Thanks!
Hi People...
I'm after some suggestions for a new Shampoo & Conditioner to try, because basically my hair isn't responding to the products I'm using in quite the way it used to. This is more than a build-up problem because I've been alternating shampoos and clarifying to no real effect.
Problems with my hair:
> Its both dry and clammy at the same time...
Odd think to say I know... but it feels brittle and dry at the ends, (though its actually quite strong,) yet the length around my scalp seems to trap humidy and feel clammy. I guess also its very hot here during the summer so I sweat me and need to Wash or at least rinse(+condition) my hair daily.
> The ends haven't been cut in almost 9 months, I have one or two split ends and many more damaged ends where the hair folicle has broken but is still hangin on. The break is normally about 0.5cm from the tip but the damaged part has not broken clean off.
> If my hair gets damp or if its exposed to excess humidy then it tends to go kinky and wavy, something I'd rather it didn't, I like it straighter... But I can't help the summer weather.
Basically So I'm looking for new product suggestions, Something that:
> Cleans well but isn't over harsh...
(no ammonium layrl sulphate please...)
> Detangles extremely well.
> Provides some protection from humidity and moisture without covering my hair in CONES so I wind up back at square one.
> I can buy on the Internet from an EU country, cos I'll never find it in the shops/salons here and if I try and ship from the US I'll be lumbered with Import duties plus it'll take 4 times as long to get here. Please supply URL's where needed/
I've been looking at Paul Mitchell Products but I'm undecided... Suggestions? Price is not really an issue, I don't mind paying £10.00 for a bottle of shampoo that does the job.
(Apologies for the long post)
Thanks
Sorted.
Hi all,
I think I have nice hair, but I never have experimented with it. I wash it, brush or comb it back--parted where my cowlick is--and it dries on the way to work (frequently with the windows down). When it starts bugging me (right about the pictured length) I get it cut.
What usually bugs me is it starts feeling out of control (not that I try hard to control it), it retains heat and it feels funny around my ears and where it curls at the back corners.
Anyway, I just started thinking this week I ought to try it long sometime, and it might as well be soon. I started searching the internet and found this message board. I think a lot of my questions have already been answered.
Just to be sure: all I do is just don't cut it, right? What about the thin hairs at the back corners and near my sideburns? Just let them grow, too? I'm never sure what to do with my sideburns...I usually have them shortened at cutting time and then seem to unconsciously lower them as the hair gets longer.
I guess I'll experiment with different styles as it grows...it looks like most guys part down the middle as it gets longer. Is that out of necessity or personal style? I'm also curious to see if it's just as wavy if I brush it straiht down instead of back. And I'll try some things to hold the annoying bits in place.
By the way, my hair is fairly dark but will highlight and lighten in the sun. It's hard to tell in the picture, but I currently have natural highlights just above the front of my sideburns and on my big bangs swoop, and I haven't really been outside that much. I'm curious to see how it streaks/lightens as it gets longer. My imagination has it very much like this guy's hair: http://the-light.com/longhair/messages/81281.html .
I think my last haircut was 1-3 months ago, and it was pretty short, tapering to very very short at the back especially on the neckline. The top was a tad shorter than this 3-year-old photo: http://bigmoney.gotdns.com/personals-pics/me.jpg .
Did any of you feel odd looking at photos of guys and thinking "ooh!" when you first started this? :-) I kept looking over my shoulder when browsing pics earlier at work.
By the way, does anyone else have a big head? Those "one size" caps barely fit me on the last hole with short hair, but when my hair gets to this lenth the caps are a bit tight and tend to pop off because the "long" (for me) hair lets them slide up. If I stick with letting my hair grow out I expect I may want to wear caps to keep my bang ends out of my eyes when they reach that length.
Thanks! Glad to have found this board.
All my pics i try and post are too big, is there a way to make the files smaller than 50k so i can post one? thanks
today i measured about how long my bangs were when they were cut, and measured the length today, and subtracted the 2, and discovered that my hair has grown to inches since june. And my math may be wrong, but its been 3 months since june. And that means my hair is growing a little faster than .5 inches a month..correct?
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It seems especially true as of late, that the summer has brought with it a lot of board pollution. What I mean by board pollution are those posts that seem to be repeated over and over again by newcomers or otherwise. Example:
1) Should I cut my hair?
I honestly dont care if you do or not, but someone posting this question no matter how bad they look with longer hair, must expect that they will receive a biased and not necessarily truthful answer at this board. So I refrain from answering a question such as these and the ones that follow
2) Should I comb/cut my hair in _____ style or in ______ style?
3) Am I going bald?
4) Should I get a trim?
5) My moms making me cut my hair!
To respond to these once and for all: Dont ask people at internet forums how to cut your hair, yes YOU ARE going bald, if you think you look too shaggy then yes you probably do need a trim, and finally, cut it or move out!
Maybe Im just being bitter but I hate board litter, especially ones that saturate worthy posts which bring out how bright some of the members are. Maybe Im taking the board too seriously but I dont want this board to become a pit-stop on the net, without any personal attachment in some way.
To make this board be all the board it can be, I am hereby starting a board revolution where all annoying posts will now go unanswered. Who shall join me? CHARGE!
Stan,
I like your site but I have noticed that you do not do the comb down thing over the face anymore? Which would show the length of all of your hair how about posting a all length pic.. I know all would enjoy something like Sufedude 9 month pic.. This is just a request..
LBOF
Hi all,
Well lately I've been thinking of changing my user name; first of all, Sid comes from Sid VIcious of the Sex Pistols, and frankly he's never been my inspiration for hair, I just used the name on several different sites. Secondly, the name Sid just doesn't represent me well at all.
I want to use a name like "Strider," another one of my nicknames, but I don't want everyone to think of Strider in the LOTR movies when they see my name; his hair type is similar to mine(dark and wavy), but not the same.
So what do you guys think: How much does your username have to do with the image you present?
Hey guys, first off let me tell you where I am coming from. Its been 6 months since my last hair cut, I have worn my hair short (1-2 inches) for my entire life up until this point. I've been reading this board on and off for about the last 4 months, and I am grateful for all the tips I have been able to find here.
My hair is in the "awkward stage", I have relativly wavy/curly hair, and I live in South Florida, where it's humid 365 days a year. I don't have a problem with having curly hair, but at it's current length my hair looks silly, as I get a sort of "half curl" on the sides that leaves my ends pointing almost straight up.
Last week I bought a bottle of Pantene Smooth & Sleek conditioner, forsaking my Aussie. The results have been very good, aside from when I am outdoors for any more than a few minutes. While I suspect there is no product that will prevent my hair from reacting to ambient moisture in the air, I am looking for a product that will help to prevent my hair from curling up as it dries. Pantene was doing the trick, but now there have been a couple of posts referring to "CONES", and I am concerned.
My question is this: Is there a product that will help me keep my hair from curling up as it dries that does not contain "CONES"? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Well guys, I've been a member here since 2000 and never posted a pic. Here they are (will put in three posts under each other). I am 44, married 22 years, three children, and a Latin teacher by day,licensed massage therapist by afternoon!
My hair is mid-back. Last spring in got long enough that it was catching on the backs of chairs when I sat down, which I found irritating, so I had it trimmed to just above it's current length. I like this length and will probably maintain here.
Robert
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Just wanted to prove that I have bongos. Do I look okay with them?
Hey Ste,
Thanks again for the replies to yesterdays post, they were very informative! I forgot to mention one thing though...
At Walmart yesterday I saw this new line called ALberto V05- Oasis. Supposedly it's activated by the heat in your shower. Well the bottles looked nice and it also smelled very good, so I was wondering, have you heard much about them? And do you think you could reccomend them based on their ingredients?
I'm trying to find the ingredients listing but to no avail yet...
Ok... so last year i had very curly hair (my hair is naturally wavy to curly)... It was afro like becouse i used to towel dry it every morning (my hair is not easily controlled... if i comb it, it likes to go its own way)
Over the summer i finally hit my Highest point and am now able to tie my hair back...... So i was very excited to go back to highschool with my new hair.... Coming in, i immedietly got comments, Not negitive.. nor positive.... I would get "wow, you look diffrent dude" but im not really sure if thats negitive or postive...... Though i would also get a few positives like "it looks better then last year" or "i really like your hair like this" and lately i have bin geting the ever so popular "you look like a samuari" ... Infact.... im starting to get over whelmed with that comment.... ive bin called the ninja and samauri.... But people seem to think its cool... They dont mean it by insulting me..... Thats the strange thing... becouse when i began to grow my hair... i really did not want to look like i was japanese (though i am aboslutely fasinated by the culture)
I feel they think that way, becouse the pony tail is still pretty small and i have to put it up pretty high (so the front hairs can reach the pony)... So i suppose it gives that samauri Bun look to it....
Did anyone ever get called a samauri when they were growing there hair?
(im going to try to get a pic posted as soon as possible)
I was wondering if and why anyone else here has long hair because they look up or idolize someone or something. I always tell people when they ask why I have long hair that because the coolest people are rock stars and knights, and they both have long hair. I know this doesn't apply to all you, just wondering who you might idolize?
Anyone use Aussie shampoo and found its made them loose more hairs than usual? Maybe im just being paranoid but I mustve lost around 50-70 hairs during washing/brushing/combing it this evening. I swear it isnt usually this many and ive only recently changed shampoos.
Mark
Today it is exactly one year since I last had my hair cut (that doesn't include minor trims) and so here's two pictures to show the difference:
Then:
Now:
I think it looks a bit different :)
Hey Ste, or anyone else that knows,
(Sorry this is so long!!!)
In a thread I made last week you posted the following:
Well I think maybe that's the problem I need solved- I find that a) my hair gets too dried out and puffy if washed too much, and b) it seems to get build up very easily.
So here's the deal for me: I have hair that's not so dry anymore because I've been taking good care of it, but it's still on the dry side, very thick and can get poofy, and it's wavy. It's also about 4 or 5 inches long.
I just want a shampoo conditioner combo that won't be too harsh on my hair, nor will it build up. Maybe something sulfate and cone free? What I want is also something that will help my hair stay smooth down on my head, have loose waves, and feel soft. I really want a decrease in volume. I'm also not big on any type of leave-in or serum/gel.
So, given all this information, what can you reccomend for me? I greatly appreciate you taking your time for this, thanks!
Sid
Ok, I don't get impressed easily, but today I was. Today was the first time for the new choir of my junior college to sing, and while they were waiting to go on stage, I noticed one of the young ladie's hair. . .She had it done in a half-ponytail, but there was no ponytail holder. . . .this naturally intrigued me, so I asked her about it, and she showed me how it was done: Take your hair like you're going to put it in a ponytail, then lift the ponytail and grab a small lock from the bottom part of your hairline (far down on your neck). Take this lock and wrap it around where you would normally have a ponytail holder, don't have it too tight, then when you are about to the end of this lock, tuck it under the previous loops and pull it tight. I tried this and found it to be very effective; it held almost all day.
Then I took it a step further and figured out for a day in which I wanted to look rather formal, I could put the lock into a braid, then use the braid to wrap the ponytail. . .this too held for a couple hours, before I took it down to get ready for bed tonight.
Just really nifty, and convenient for those of us similar Vincent who dislike anything artificial (like elastic bands).
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
After I brush my hair, theres a lot of hair in between the teeth of the brush. It isn't a few hairs a each time I brush and the amount built up to look like a lot because i clean out the brush after I brush my hair. Is there a way to stop or lessen this hair lose?
http://www.ewg.org/reports/skindeep/listproducts.php?ewg_cat=Shampoo
Hey, folks. I'm interested in doing some modeling, and while I know that even the mainstream agencies are accepting long-hairs these days, I was wondering if anybody knows of agencies or photographers that specifically deal with long-haired males.
Any tips/leads are appreciated.
Rock on, fellow long-hairs.
you'll probably recognize me from before, I used to be "Wolf". I had posted some progress pics here, but I had to discontinue it because I was forced to cut my hair by my school. the good news is that school finishes in mid october (school schedule here is different than that of the US) and ill be going to college next year... so that means its long hair all the way :)
last time I had a haircut was in mid july.. so basically its been 2 months... and my hair was like an inch long.
here are the pics. as you can see my hair isnt completely straight but its not curly..
http://www.angelfire.com/rock3/hairgrowth/September_2004.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/rock3/hairgrowth/September_2004_1_.JPG
Ill try to post around every 2 or 3 months.
comments and suggestions are allways welcome of course.
I was watching reruns of the 3 stooges today and I decided I wanted to know a bit more about them. Looking through their biographies, I was surprised to find that 2 of the stooges had been longhairs. Here are the relevant passages:
Moe suggested to Healy that his kid brother; Babe (Curly), was available and would make an excellent replacement for Shemp, since he was familiar with the act. Ted agreed, asking Curly to join the act, but under the condition that he shave his head. At the time, Curly sported long, wavy brown hair and a mustache. In an interview; Curly recalled the incident: "I had beautiful wavy hair and a waxed mustache. When I went to see Ted Healy about a job as one of the Stooges, he said, `What can you do?' I said, `I don't know.' He said, `I know what you can do. You can shave off your hair to start with.' Then later on I had to shave off my poor mustache. I had to shave it off right down to the skin."
Curly's wacky style of comedy started to emerge, first on stage and then on screen when Healy and his Stooges starred in numerous features and comedy shorts for MCM. Later; in 1934, Curly played an integral part in the team's rise to fame as the Three Stooges at Columbia Pictures, where he starred as a Stooge in 97 two-reel comedies.
But success virtually destroyed Curly. He started to drink heavily, feeling that his shaven head robbed him of his sex appeal. Larry Fine once remarked that Curly wore a hat in public to confirm an image of masculinity, since he felt like a little kid with his hair shaved off Curly was also unable to save a cent.
And on Moe..
Throughout Moe's career, columnists the world over tried to find words to describe his unusual haircut; buster brown, spittoon, Sugar Bowl, Rose Bowl and Beatle were but a few. His hair color changed with the years from black in his youth to reddish-brown when he dyed it) to silver-white (its final natural color) during the seventies. He had a marvelous mop of hair until the day he died, but during grammar school days it was the bane of his existence. He was constantly taunted by his class mates over his head of shoulder-length curls-which his mother adored, having always wanted a girl. One day, tired of fighting with his school chums, Moe grabbed a pair of shears and hacked off the curls that encircled his freckled face; the resulting hairstyle was a raggedy version of the one that became his trademark.
If you want to read the full biographies, the site is
http://www.3-stooges.com/
Whenever I brush my hair I notice later that I find short pieces of hair that arent as long as the rest and dont seem to have a root. Im guessing that they are pieces that are ripped when I comb through. My hair is damn near impossible to comb through without hitting a snag. Even with detangler and when its wet. Any ideas on what I should do?
i've been gorwing my hair long for three years now and i need some advice. Im always using VO5 shampoo and conditioner but the problem is that i cant stick to one type, so where i need advice should i go for volume or long and strong stuff my hair is brown and just passed my midriff so wat do u think thanks Adam.
Hi all,
First of all ,I'm 17 years old and I didn't cut my hair for about one year and a half now .
The problem is that I think my hair are thinner then before. I mean, when I put my hair behind my ears, there seems to be less hair then before . I'm not sure how to explain it , it's like if I have less hair when I pass my hand in it...
Also , they doesn't seems to be very strong.
What could be the problem ? Is there any way I could make them thicker ? Someone told me I should go trim my hair just a little bit. I don't know if I should or not.
I have no idea what to do... One thing that is sure is that I will keep my long hair and I wont go back to short hair :P
Thx for the help.
what products or whatever can i use to make my hair look less thick and pumfy?? i want it to stay lookin wet but didnt have much joy wiv garneir fructus wet lookm gel - it dried almost as quickly as it normally would
also the "bangs" seem damaged - they are never straight!!!! they dry 2x as fast as the rest of my hair and go all curly and horrible. maybe its cuz when my hair was shortish i tucked it behind my ears, and that part of my hair is sorta trained there now. also when i wear a cap i tuck it there so it looks kinda silly without a cap of sum kind
it is REALLY important to me cuz i need to feel confident about my appearance to be happy - eg. playing 5-a-side footy i play better if i'm happy wiv my hair
please help
cheers!!
Hi,
What is the "official" address of this message board? It's available at http://www.the-light.com longhair but many of the links on the site (but not all) refer to http://the-light.com/longhair. I use my browser history to see which messages I've read but this is thrown off when some of the posts are read under one name or the other, because IE considers these different sites. Did anybody else notice this?
Rick
i'm thinking of getting my cut (which is now shoulder lenght but in very bad condition being no maintaince cut at all in 3 years has split ends which would require 3 inches off the tidy up)anyhoo thinking oif getting it cut to a bam margera style.any comments?
This is somewhat in response to Stephstar's reply to my thread, which is located down a little bit.
She told me that she never washes her hair, and hasn't since 1994- and that her hair is in great condition. Sounds interesting to me... Does anyone else never wash it?
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This is a message for those of us who are enjoying our long hair and concerned about hair loss. Especially for those of us in our 30's and beyond, who are beginning to notice the 'thinning at the temples'. I am now taking Propecia as a preventative measure against hair loss. Perhaps I'm a little paranoid, but my hair is important to me, as I'm sure it is to many of you. I never really noticed how much my hair had thinned until the new hairs on my crown came through the hair that was ponytailed. Now, three years later, my hair is much thicker.
For those of us who really have an issue with thinning hair, there is hope over the horizon. After researching the 'hair multiplication' process, two scientists show considerable promise: Dr. Gho and Dr. Bazan. Dr. Bazan is accepting patients at this time, while Dr. Gho is doing more careful preparation before announcing his technique. Loosely defined, this technique could be called 'hair cloning'. This would alleviate the need for invasive scalp butchery, and theoretically provide an infinite amount of follicles from a few donor cells. However, it is still in the developmental stage. If scientists can clone a jawbone for a cancer patient in his own ribcage (see CNN's website), then not only is hair cloning possible, it is inevitable.
My dads new wife of 4 months has really short hair. My dad had been dating her for a couple of years and she didnt seem to mind my dads longhair. His hair was thick and full for his age of 40 and it was down to his butt and he has a full neatly kept beard. I'm 16 and my hair is down to my miod back. My step mom had hair down to her mid to lower back and she was almost thru with her beautician school and when she finally graduated about 5 months before she married my dad, she and her best friend who graduated with her, day after graduation, they both cut their long hair to really short hair.
She said she wanted to go back to short hair and that graduating beauty school was the symbol of her losing her long hair.
Before cutting her hair and half way thru their dating, she kept telling him that she was going to cut her hair and mentioning to him that he should try short hair and asked him several times if he would ever cut his hair. My dad kept telling her no, he probably never would. When they got married their wedding picture looked unusual, as it hangs on the wall in our living room and litle pictures in other parts of the house, my dad is pictured with his long hair in his tux and she with very short hair in her dress.
well, to get to the point, before and even after they married, my step mom and her friend have been after my dad to cut his hair, because she said she thinks he would look better with short hair and recently I found out she actually likes men with short hair. So two weeks ago after having long hair for 20 years, my dad cut his hair. I came home one afternoon and my stepmom had cut his hair into a butch hairstyle. After all this time she finally convicned him to cut. I was shocked, shocked to see a totally different dad than I had only known my entire life always having different length long hair, but never shorter than above the shoulders. He says he is cool with it, but he still sometimes says he misses it and that Beth, my stepmom convinced him not to go back to longhair again.
She is now encouraging me to cut my hair too. Still being a minor, she keeps mentioning I have no say so in the matter and that as long as I am living under their roof, I have no power. My dad is getting used to his short hair and has also told me to try it. She convinced him to cut but I dont want to cut. In fact, I'm still recovering from seeing my dad with short hair and sad because he had nice full longhair. He dedicated a lot of time to it for maintenance as I do and Beth thought it took too much time from his life. She also shaved his beard off and he has stayed clean shaven since. My dad is now changing in his ways towards me and he now is wanting me to cut my hair too, but he is not pressuring me like Beth is. Since she is a hairdresser/barber, she has easier access to cut my hair.
What should I do. Can I insist and stand my ground and avoid getting my hair cut. I'm just hoping my dad does not become like her and makes me do it.
I had also at least thought they would have saved his hair, but she thru it away.
I dont want to cut my hair and I am sorry my dad cut his.
Andy.
my first time at this site. i will retire next year from the navy and would like to grow my hair long, full pony tail. i am white 40 and have no hair loss. i keep my hair cut now with a number 2 clipper. question, i figure i have avg hair growth, how long will it take for my hair to be in the middle of my back, thanks
Cool I just found this w-site. I had no idea. I started just doing some research for a college paper and can across a all the content I could ever use. If ya gotta know I've been w/o haircut for two years and love my long hair. the paper I am writing is about weither or not long hair is a fad or fade and intend to prove that it's neither, it's just here to stay. theirs not many longhairs in my school, so would you answer this question for me. Do you think that long hair is becoming more socialy acceptable? tkx fowlmouth2001@aol.com
Hey Everyone,
The time has come for me to go job hunting again. I need a part time job for the weekends. I hear alot of people saying that: alot of employers get turned off by applicants with long hair. But I don't believe this, my personnel opinion would be once your qualified for the job, who cares how long your hair is. My hair has not yet gotten long at present, i supose it will be soon. Most of the interviews are due in about two weeks or possibly longer than that. If my hair is alot longer by then could this decrease my chances of getting a part time job.
Oppinions negative and possative are welcome.
Keith
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I really don't know if I want to cut my hair short or not. One side of me wants to get rid of it and some people say it doesn't look good, but I am afraid that if I cut it short i'll regret it and some people like it. Does it look good? keep it?
If you have not noticed, there are now 100 Members in the Men's Longhair Hyperboard Directory of Users. Congratulations !! and many Thanks to Vincent and all who make this board a pleasant Community.
White Tail
It has been a while since I have been on the board. I started to grow my hair out a couple of years ago and had to cut it, just after I had gotten past the in-between stage. This was for employment. Now I am in a very good job and they are very laid back about this so I am in the middle of the in-between stage.
About 7 years ago, I had hair down to my butt and I cut it off. Big mistake. I am much looking forward to getting it to that length again. Any advice about growing tips, etc. It would be appreciated. The first time I grew my hair out, I had alot of trouble with tangles and did not have the patience until it got longer, thus I broke alot of hair and had some "friz" problems. My hair is extremely straight and thick so it should look great.
I will post progress after I get a new digital cam.
Again, any advice on growth acceleration and care to keep it shiny and without friz, I would much appreciate it.
Thanks
Was just wondering if anyone has the email adress and website of Vinny, the 5th Samson of this site. I wanted to contact him and see how long he has gone, since the last pictures were of 1998. Would be great if someone could give me his email adress and website. Many thanks
I was at the temple of Starbucks as I usually am on Saturday morning while my son takes a guitar lesson, and as I walked in a noticed a man seeming near my age sitting outside with blond shoulder length hair. I went inside, my my offering to the deity and got my cup of blessing. I sat down to do some reading. Shortly, he came inside and over to me and said: I just had to come in and meet you.
IN short, he said he had just had 5 inches cut off his hair, and then he saw mine and regretted it. I invited him to sit and we talked. We are both massage therapists, part-time, and teachers (I teach Latin, he teaches yoga). It was a really cool connection, hair, therapeutic work, etc. I have a new friend!
Robert
Here is the deal, My freshman (high school) son has long blond hair.. nice and clean and braided at school... however Our Drama Teacher... Says until my son cuts his hair he cannot even try out for any school plays... Last year as an 8th grader he was in plays and just pinned his hair up and wore hats etc. What should I do now?... btw... we support our son and his choice of hair.
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My latest progress photo, best one I could get, sorry about the lazy eye.
Its been about 10 or 11 months since my last haircut(from about half an inch), I'm at about 9 3/4 inches at the longest point, pretty good for only 10-11 months eh?
You can see my last progress pic(from july) in the user directory.
So whattaya think?

Here is my current progress. My front goes down to half past my lips to my chin --a couple more months and I will be full ponytail =) . My back is noticeably longer than the front, but I havent got a haircut in 4 or 5 months.
Thought I would share a funny dream with you. Im always hearing nightmares where people are getting their hair cut off in their sleep or something. Well I had one a couple nights ago where I went in for maint., and they cut off several inches. I was really pissed, and then I woke up -whew.
I like how my hair naturally reddens when the natural oils com out, but I dont like how my hair clumps with after about a day (24+ hours) of no washing. Question: Is there a type of product that can be used to remove the negative appearance of oily hair? I would like to step down from shampoo everyday, but I like to look presentable in public. I was using apple cider vinegar for a few weeks this summer, which seemed to help, although I dont know how good that is for my hair.
Thx.
Still no telling when I will have my internet back, and it sucks not being able to talk to you guys about what is going on with me. Let me just start with the basics. I almost got a job working on my art, and everything about it sounded good. When I talked to the guy who wanted me do the art on the phone, he said he was making a fantasy art website, and that is what my work is all about. But when I finally talked to him in person, he acted totally different and said his website was an Exotic Porn art paysite. Well after that I was pissed. I am a ladies man, not a pervert. I would'nt want to dedicate myself to degrading women. I am designing games on computer and doing "Art" not "Porn" on my computer, and I will be getting paid alot of money for it. Well need to get back on topic, My hair is getting alot longer, but it has been looking like crap everytime I wake up. I must be stressed out. I feel stressed so maybe that is it. My friend O'landtha actualy walked 25 miles over to my house just to see me and my brother. I am glad he did, but damn. I guess that is friendship for ya'. well that is all for now.
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
My hair seems to like clump together when it's wet. Is this some sort of damage or is this perfectly normal? This is the first time that i've had long hair since I was around 2 or 3. And i'm still learning how to take proper care of my hair. Other than that and those new hairs that stick out when I put my hair in a pony tail and the pieces that fall out of the hair tie and the tangles and poofiness are the only real problems that i've had thus far.
I've been growing my hair for about 17 months ( I started out with hair less than an inch long) and the last time that I measured my hair is was around 5 inches long but that has been a few months ago. But my hair looks slightly shorter because it is wavy in some spots and really curly on the tips of my hair on the back of my head. So far I think that I'm making some pretty good progress and i'm looking forward to more growth and being able to put it in a complete pony tail without my bangs and stray hairs coming out all over the place.
I could use as much advice as possible on all areas of growing hair out.
Thanks,
Mark
Feel free to send me e-mails anytime you wish on advice and etc. my e-mail is allforpeace_2002@webtv.net
When I had short styled hair I got a lot of compliments from women. Yet nothing in comparison to my long hair now. Something funny however when I began growing my hair in between short and long I got NO compliments!
I was just thinking, in relation to a post Bill made recently, how little I actually thought about all the effort that goes into this page - it does take a lot to keep this page going, and there are many faces behind everything that goes on.
I guess I've just been taking it for granted, but I wanted to say thanks to everyone who makes this page possible - it's great, and you do a great job!
wolfeyes
When I clicked on my 'OTHER POSTS' I was surprised to see these results:
MOST of my posts are: 'Possibly this user'
MANY of of the rest of my posts are: 'Quite likely this user'
while just a FEW are 'Most likely this user' !!!
But I can assure everyone here that ALL of 'Luckskind's posts'
are definitely MINE! And they are certainly GENUINE.
For comparison, I checked ROBERT's 'other posts' are they are ALL GREEN!
Is anyone else experiencing this 'situation'?
Well, my hair is shoulder length now, about 14 inches. However, I find that if my hair is loose (i.e. worn down), it constantly goes in my face (which sometimes feels nice). I was wondering if many of you find that your hair goes in your face often? I find that I almost can never wear it down because I can't see! Also, for those of you that have hair longer than shoulder length, did you find that your hair no longer, or at least not as often, got in your face after it was long enough to stay on your back? Is there a length that will allow your hair to stay on your back for the most part? I'd like to wear my down more often, but my hair constantly goes over my eyes.
I'm definitely in the "awkward stage" but I've noticed something strange. Last haircut I had (mid-May)I got completely buzzed except for the front which was left at about 1/2". I think my hair is growing nicely (it's about 2.5") but the front - which was originally longer - is now shorter than the rest of my hair. It makes for a very "unique" style.
I know there's no such thing as normal, but...well, is this normal?
How can the longer part of my hair be shorter and the shorter part of my hair be longer when I haven't done anything to any of it??!?
Just wondering if anyone has any thoughts about it.
To clear something up immediately, I would go to a public school but the one in my area is very bad.
Thank you for all the good advice. I'm really glad that Sorted posted that simple updo hair style tip, because thats the one I went with for going to school. I was very happy the nite before because I was looking at it and it looked pretty neat. I nearly thought that no one at school would have a problem with it. When I walked in, however, one of the teachers made a big scene, told me to go to the dean's office, called me a girly guy. A Christian Brother, he is. The dean, who I thought was on my side, decided that he didn't like it. The only person thats nice to me, was the principal, who is the dean's boss. As far as I understand, she said its alright, as long as I keep it above my collar, the updo, that is. So hopefully, she will override his decision that it is not acceptable, and I will be allowed to keep my hair.
Hair Religion, your advice is sound. The thing is, I am already on that path of knowing more this time around. In fact, its because I was in the same situation of cutting my hair that I started to write letters and things in the first place. The first day my junior year, the old dean told me I looked ridiculous, sent me home, and broken as I was I cut my hair. And I was very depressed about it, for a long time. Thats when the process started, when I started to do something about it, knowing I have a year left. I already know more about fighting it.
The thing now is, I don't know whether I'm the one thats insane or not. I love my hair, and I feel like I look good with it. But theres so many people against it, and naturally its easy to say well just ignore them, but its literally hard, when all people do is either ask you whether you have to cut it or make fun of you. Could they be right? Have I been guilty all this time? I just don't want to cut my hair is all.
Well, the balls in their court now. I will go on wearing the folded ponytail style if they allow me. But Ive fought the good fight so far, and I dont know how much farther I can go if the decision isnt in my favor. Naturally, Sorteds advice about getting the press involved and all that is valid, but to actually go through with that, now that my self esteem is below zero, because theyre ruining my thinking, would be hard.
Keep truckin.
peace
It been 15ish months of growing and although it is taking longer than expected im happy with the progress.
There is however this nagging thing in the back of my mind and im certain its about to come up soomer or later. This nagging thing is called my father **Gasp!**
See my old man was very strict in his hey day and although he has calmed down alot over the years I know its still in him to rule with an iron fist so to speak. Now I know for a fact he does not like anything considered different or "out there" in the general apperance of a person. I pretty sure he wont like the idea of long hair on his son. Even my sister has been asking me "hasn't dad said anything yet".
Now even though I myself an considered an adult(23). Im still living with my parents. Although this may seem very strange in western societies it is very much the norm im my culture. We usually stay with our parents till we are married hence we still follow their rules.
Back to the topic, I know any time soon my old man is going to want me to get it cut and there is nothing I can really do about it except mabey some fruitless reasoning. If he told seriously told me tomorrow to cut it off I would striaght up have to do it. There is nobody else that really stand in the way. Work, family and friends are ok with it, its just the old man.
I believe the reason for him eventually asking me is not 100% his dislike of long hair on men, I think he doesn't like the idea of family friends and relatives seeing me with long hair as it not considered acceptable in our culture. I think he worries that they may gossip about it like "Did you see Mr....'s son, he has long hair! blah blah blah" Ultimately I believe he thinks people will think he isnt able to control his children as they are doing all these "unconventional" things. I understand where he is coming from and i dont blame him, its the stupid culture we are part of - If my religion (islam) allows it, why should be a problem.
The wierd thing is up to now he has only mentioned it once jokingly and that was to get it trimmed at the back for a wedding. I did it about 1 inch to keep him happy and he hasnt mentioned it since. But im dreading the day he mentions it again. Till them i'll continue wearing caps and hats and dodging him when he enters the room.
Greetings all, I have a question regarding washing hair. When I first started to take care of my hair, and buy products like Aussie, it was the same time I got worried about hair loss. As a result I have been too scared to rub my head too much in fear of knocking loads of hairs out. Thus, for the entire time I've been using better hair products I don't think I've actually been doing it right. Any area that is directly accessible gets washed thoroughly i.e crown and outer layers of hair, but the under layers may not be getting as good a wash. Beforehand I used to scrub crazily, but now I barely dare to lift my hair up. I'm sure shampoo will reach all the way through anyway, but I figured I'd see what techniques you guys employ.
Matt
ToddB proposed to me that I do an experiment so to speak. In which case I would take Folic acid vitamin tablet once a day for 6 months and measure the hair growth.And then take regular adult multi vitamin for 6 months and compare results.
I ran into some controversy with this topic though.
Katherine said. "The reason people say that prenatal vitamins increase hair growth is because pregnant women take them and have fast hair growth. But the hair growth of pregnant women is the result of pregnancy itself and its hormones. Prenatal vitamins are a waste of your money.
By the way, the B vitamin people take for hair growth is biotin, not folic acid."
The other side of this is here" http://www.choisser.com/longhair/two.html"
and i qoute..."...So the option, if you are not getting enough vitamins for your hair, will probably be to take pills. But how are you to know if you aren't getting enough of these vitamins in your diet already? One way to decide is to ask yourself whether you are happy with your growth rate and the ampleness of the scalp oil in your hair. If either of these things are lower than you would like, you might want to consider a dietary supplement.
Regular vitamin pills, which give you doses in the 100% range of the government estimates of requirements, will make up for vitamin deficiencies caused by dieting. If you're eating normally though, your diet probably has you in that range of intake already, and it may do your body fine, but the government is not interested in your hair. To really benefit your hair, if your diet is not already doing the trick for you, you will need pills that pack a heftier punch.
Brace yourself. Just as you'll learn with hair ties and such, these vitamins you'll discover are mostly marketed to women. They may be baby pink in color and in jars that have "female" written all over them, but take the pills anyway, dude. They won't turn your hair baby pink. Pills that longhairs have reported success with include these:
Prenatal formulations. These are designed for pregnant women, but they have many of the vitamins for hair in ample quantities.
Specific "for hair" formulations. GNC sells a series of vitamins called "Nourish Hair". Natrol makes a product called "For Women - Skin Hair Nails", which longhairs have reported not only speeds hair growth but also increases oil production while reducing scalp itchiness..."
So the question is, or i should say are: Does folic acid help with hair growth? OR is it "biotin"?
Im really interested in this topic and am going to be conducting this experiment over the next 2 years perhaps. Any specific way i should go about doing this ? Advice from you guys would be greatly apreiciated. Thanks and much love to everyone on the board.Peace-Dustin
Do you think long hair makes one look: the same age, younger, or older?
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summer is almost over and school has started in most states, mine included
well i was really surprised to see how many guys had long hair!
its become very popular, atleast where i live. definately a big change from just a few years ago, when it seemed EVERYONE had a buzzcut
and in the store the other day.. i saw many of the posters on the wall featured boys w/ long hair
i think it looks great. glad to see more people are trying longer hair
Well I was using Garnier Fructis for Dry Damaged hair for a few months now, with good results, but lately it seems to be building up a bit too much- my hair just seems to be "used to" it. So later today I'm gonna try and get a bottle of Garnier Fructis SLEEK and SHINE(for Dry, Frizzy, and Rebellious Hair) and see how it is.
I get the feeling this stuff is good, because every time I go to Super WalMart(which is alot!), this stuff is ALWAYS sold out. Also, I seem to remember reading a couple reviews for it on this site- can anyone enlighten me on how good they think it is?
Hi,
I've noticed recently that since I've let me hair grow longer it is becoming tangled up in many places, the result being that I cannot even run a finger through it without getting "stuck." I remember I used to be able to comb my hair, but I changed to just wetting it into a certain position and hoping that it will get better with length. Do I have to worry about the hair getting tangled up as it does, and is it a result of something I am (or am not) doing?
hi, Im going through the auckward stage, but hair is still pretty short. I got wavy hair... its not completely straight, but isnt curly either,kinda in the middle, maybe a bit more straight than it is curly..
my problem is that Ive been hearing that hair gel isnt good for having healthy hair, so lately everytime I wash my hair I just dry it out as much possible with a towel and then just leave it there, because I dont know what else to do with it since Im not applying gel anymore. the problem is that once It dries completely, lots of hairs start to stick out and gets all wirey, I mean sure, after washing it my hair is all soft and nice, but the wirey thing after it dries is really bothering me, any ideas, or tips on how to prevent this, or if I can apply something else on my hair besides gel that won't damage it and still keep my hair from going all wirey..?
btw, Im trying to look for another solution besides blowdrying..
thanks
Daita
I heard or read somewhere that the Folic acid in prenatal vitamans help with making hair grow a tad faster? is this true or an urban legend?
Since being able to put the hair at the sides of my head in my mouth, I've been doing it many times a day, sometimes out of boredom, and sometimes because I like to feel it getting longer.
You must understand this is the first time I've grown out my hair and being able to remember it properly (have very little memory of my long hair in the past, it was cut when I was about 5 years old)
I tend to chew the back of my hair, the sides, and just about anywhere my hair reaches. The bangs are nearly level with my mouth and just about touch my teeth. I'm trying to take my mind off it!
I bet everyone who has grown their hair out has done this, I'd like to hear comments about it, like when did you stop chewing, how many months before you were able to start chewing.
I may need a trim eventually to get rid of the damage. Can't see any damage yet, but it's only a matter of time!
Yikes!:)
Hi, Im 19 years old, and in November Ill finally finish my highschool years (school shedule in my country is different than US's) anyways, this means I can finally let my hair grow. The max Ive been able to let it grow has been 8 months, after that I have to cut due to school rules, since now that won't be a problem, I completely made the decision to let it grow. I want some more than shoulder length, not waist though..
I also decided that if I was going to have the patience and the time to let it grow, I might as well take some damn good care of it. so I need some tips on taking care of my hair, because the last thing I want is really dry hair that will almost look like wires lol.. my hair isnt curly, but it isnt completely straight either.. its kinda in the middle. I also want to know if using hair gel is really bad for having good healthy hair.. the thing is that my hair tends to go kinda crazy after around 4-5 months, like Itll kinda start growing to the sides (even though Im not curly) and I have to apply large amounts of hair gel to be able to keep it stable.
thanks
Daita
Hello I have been growing my hair for a year and a half or so. I started out with really really short hair I used to get bowl cuts. At the moment my hair is about 5-7 inches long. And I have been hearing alot of stuff about the shampoos and conditioners being sold at grocery stores is bad for the hair. And my question is what kind of shampoo and conditioners should I be using? My hair is naturally curly/wavy and gets really bushy and frizzy at times what would be the best treatment for that?
Thanks much,
allforpeace
Ive been growing my hair for about 15 months now and when I take out my tail my hair is somewhat bunched together and leaves a wierd kind of wave. Any suggestions?
I am pleased to announce that I think my neck hair will be just fine after it has had the time to grow longer. All I have to do is give it time, no more neck buzzes.
I just wish my hairline were lower in the middle of my neck. As I stated a long time ago, the hair grows lower down on either side of my neck than it does in the middle. I wish it were even.
But it's not, and I just have to be happy with it the way it is.
BTW, how high/low are some of your necklines?
Ivix
Hi I couldnt find any close ups of robert pires, but i managed to find one of milan baros. this is the type of headband i want to buy, it looks almost like a stretchy lace.... anyone know where i can buy this from? (i live in the uk so any places that ship worldwide would be appreciated)
I've recently realized I've got some "dry parts" on my scalp.
I don't know if it comes from washing my hair too much...I mean, I wash it like every second day to third day.
Usually just before wintertime, I suffer from it in a bad way. My scalp will itch like hell. I've tried alot of different products in this regard, but none have really done anything to keep it under control.
And, my hair is on the oily side...how is it possible then to suffer from a dry scalp? I dunno...I need something that I can just sortof leave in. I've read alot about you guys talking about leave-in conditioner...could this perhaps help with it?
Any suggestions welcome,
Thee Longhaired Gal
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What do you all think?
Luke aka Hairmonster1917
Hello I am trying a new shampoo and conditioner called Mane n Tail which can be used on horses,humans,or like on cats or dogs. Is this a good shampoo to be using? I have used it for three days so far and it is making my hair really soft and more manageable. I was using a shampoo and conditioner called Daily Defense and it seemed to work fine but I wanted to try something new to see if it would work any better.
I'm thinking about cutting my hair and starting over.
I'll admit I don't know a lot about long hair and how it should look, but I'm not sure how good mine actually looks now. I don't have a scanner so I can't post a picture but I'll explain the best I can.
My hair is VERY thick and brown. It's similar looking to Cliff Burton's hair (Metallica's old bass player for those who don't know) except a little wavier.
The problem is, at one time I had my hair cut all one length and it still is one length for the most part, however there are a lot of shorter hairs now. I'm not sure if they're spit ends or broken hairs or what. Like I said I'm clueless about hair.
Also my hair never looks very neat in a pony tail. i'm not really even sure if i'm tieing it right, so could some one explain to me how it's done.
Anyway, do you guys think my hair might be too damaged, or is their a way to fix it so I won't need to cut it?
help is MUCH appreciated
Thank you.
the link before didn't work.
http://vipermation.krashanimations.com/me9.jpg
i wish it was like this all the time though, i have having wavy/bent hair.
As I promised, here are the close ups, they're on my website:
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Progpics.html
Check these out too:
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/9months
Seems like my hair has grown quite a lot since my 7 month pic, which I'm really chuffed about.
Comments welcome plz!
P.s, I really need to update my avatar pic!
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Hi long hair group
I took a few pictures today while my hair was behaving itself and lying nice and sleek over my head. It was still a bit flyaway at the ends - maybe the only way I'm going to be able to cure this is by trimming?
Comments/questions/ideas welcome as always
Thanks for looking,
RM
I've read this somewhere...and wanted to know if this is true?
Thee Longhaired Gal
Help!
My mother forces me to cut my hair!
I don't know what to do! I love my hair and it took so long to grow out that long. And now she forces me to cut it.
And as long as she lives I mustn't have long hair. That's hell!
What can I do?
If I don't cut it, she will.
Oh, I hate this life
My hair is very important for me and a life without it will not be worth living!
Hi,
Has anyone, in order to promote long haired men, tried to have his pic on postal stamps (stamps.com)?
Since I aint in the US, I cant get mine, has anyone tried?
It just seems to me that you see a whole hell of a lot more women with short hair than you do men with long hair.
What bothers me is when old, short-haired women tell me that men need to be short-haired because God wants us to be able to tell the difference between men and women. By that token, shouldn't they keep their hair long?
There are CLEAR distinctions between men and women that HAIR has NOTHING to do with. Voice, build, etc. If you have trouble telling that I'M a guy JUST because my hair is long... YOU'VE GOT A PROBLEM!
I HATE OLD SHORT HAIRED WOMEN THAT HATE YOUNG LONG HAIRED MEN!
Eeeeeeevviiiiiiiilllllll!
Ivix
Obviously for the awkward stage I wear a lot of backward baseball caps. I also like wearing black beanies to cover my hair. I like the look.
OK, so I was bored, and did a little online search re: washing hair with beer. Lots of sites out there, but I thought these were the most interesting. (Insert typical disclaimer here: I'm not endorsing or suggesting any sites, blah, blah, blah...) Just thought you might like to see and decide for yourself.
http://www.ukhairdressers.com/strange_but_true/strange_but_true.asp
http://www.briefme.com/archive.php/article/11216
http://de.essortment.com/naturalhaircar_regv.htm
http://my.webmd.com/content/article/85/98463.htm?z=3734_00000_1000_lb_05
hello everybody, um, yeah, the subject says most of it. I have like thick, spirally, wiry type hair, it's been 11 months since my last haircut (though some of it's been breaking), and a bunch of people i know say it'll be exactly like jimmy page's if i kept growing it out. at school, it's like everybody has an opinion on it and they always let me know, it gets annoying, and everybody either loves it or hates it, but i like it and think it looks alright so whatever. but basically, i love the way my hair looks when it's wet, but once it dries, it gets all frizzy and ugly, then after i sleep on it, it looks pretty good again, so i never go to school with wet hair cause i know it'll just get ugly, but i really want it to stay the way it is when it's wet! it looks a lot longer, it still spirals but it's less obvious, it's not bushy at all, i just wish there was some way i could keep it that way. any products anybody can recommend to keep the texture, shape, and everything? thanks in advance!
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Im new, but please dont hate me because my hair is short(the jpg was taken about 6 weeks ago)! Take pity on me for the time being and if possible HELP!!!!!!!!
Id love to join the ranks and be a Long Hair, but Im counting on your honesty to let me know (youre the experts) if this is realistic for me or not. My hair has run the gamut from white mans afro, to military buzz, to Mick Hucknall look-alike (from the group Simply Red) and everything in between. Through the years, my friends (?) have dubbed me Brillohead, Simply Black, Birds Nest, and Pipe Cleaner Hair. My hair is coarse, thick, curly and completely unruly.
It was short until about 3 months ago when I just couldnt resist trying to fulfill a lifelong fantasy of letting it grow. (Though it will probably never be the long, straight, blond crowning glory Ive dreamed of since seventh grade, Im hoping I can achieve a style thats reasonable and decent enough to warrant keeping my hair long.) So Im wondering:
1. Is there hope for hair thats been terminally tormented by name calling Einstein, Poodlehead, Bozo the Clown, etc.? How do I know my awkward stage isnt really just my hairs natural stage? (I dont want to sport another white mans afro.)
2. In order to make it look like something other than a huge cloud of cotton candy, I have to put gobs of gel on it. Is there a better way to manage it so its not so BIG and FUZZY?
3. You guys dont believe in long hair at any cost, do you? I mean, if my hair were better off short youd be honest and tell me, right? Well-meaning friends (who dont know anything about long hair) tell me just to cut it!
Looking forward to your replies.
Wannabe Sampson
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Hi all,
Well, you're probably wondering why I choose to use the "OFF TOPIC" option, it's because apparently I'm not allowed to share my progress on my hair to some here (who shall remain nameless).
Ok, so, my hair is basically getting longer and I'm amazed at the rate it has been growing. But I still have the curls which forms at the lower parts of my hair, but it's getting longer and I'm happy. :o)
Thanks for the support and advice you've been giving me!
Thee Longhaired Gal
how do you recommend i cut my hair to have the rockstar look.
My hair is a little past my shoulders. How would layering it look? and would a body perm help give it more body?
I am really getting into this long hair discussion board. I find myself visiting here often sometimes posting and sometimes just looking through all of the things that people have posted. This is by far one of my favorite sites to visit when i'm bored or when I need some suggestions. I have saved this site in my save folder and will be visiting back quite often. This is a great site.
I've been growing my hair out for a year and a half or so. I started out with really short hair (bowl cut) which I didn't care much for it I felt stupid and looked about as bad. Then I got this idea to try growing it out. I get alot of crap from my friends and family b/c I am growing it out. But hey I feel much better about myself than I ever have. I guess it is b/c I feel like I can accomplish something.
I've had a few thoughts of cutting my hair but I quickly came back to my whits that I didn't want to. My hair was about 5 inches long the last time i measured it and that has been sometime ago so i'm guessing it has gotten longer since then. And I can't wait to get it down past my shoulders. (About half way there) :) I will try to get some pictures of my hair and post them on here as soon as i can.
I look forward to getting to know you all. Good luck with your hair growth. Peace
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Mark aka ratman <( )~~~~
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Right now, the longest point of my hair is at the base of my neck. I was it every other day, and it gets thick/wavy/poofy toward the base when I do. I've tried a straightner, but it really doesn't help. If I keep growing my hair, do you think it could end up like this? (Dave was notorius for not washing his hair). I was thinking of getting it thinned but I've heard it adds more volume.
Any tips to make my hair less wavy/poofy? It's bothering me, and I've considered getting it cut, but I keeping telling myself to let it grow and see what happens.
hi i live in england, uk, and i'd be grateful if anyone could tell me where i could buy head bands from? i'm particularly looking for thin ones like what robert pires (arsenal football player) wears. i don't want a think chunky one like karate kid.
cheers,
L-O
Here's some photos posted per request of Dustin, who I had pity on, seeing as how he was about to resort to trying to use a geocities host *shudder*.
people always ask me if i put gel in my hair, but i don't
i think its because it looks like i have greasy hair, and when i feel my forehead right under where the hair starts, it feels oily/ greasy
is this normal?
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Ok folks, 10 months now without a cut of any kind. Sorry about lighting in the pics. I'll try to do better ones next time. Gives you all a rough idea of length though.
Any comments good or you know what, welcome! (try to keep my nose size to a minimum though)
I'm trying to get a web page put together from when I was a skin head, just taking a bit of time finding the photos. Can't seem to find any!
Cheers
Grim
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Here's some pics I took this morning, my hair looks a little ruffled since I just got up and hadn't washed it yet, lol.
Hey all,
Well I have been doing the not washing every day thing, and I love the results- but only when I don't wash it! I just don't like my hair as much when I have to shampoo and condition. However, if I don't do that every couple days, my hair just starts to get a little too greasy. Any suggestions on what to do?
Hi
can some body let me know the link where i can see the pics of members
Can some one tell me how to make the viking braids? From what I see you part the hair in the middle and for each side seperate it into 2 strands and cross them over.
I love your hair sorted.i wish my hair was like yours. i also love surferdudes hair! and blondes also! i just had to say that. Mad props to everyone who has the guts to grow there hair out! I LOVE THIS BOARD! peace
I remember a few people over the years that have mentioned washing your hair with alcoholic drinks such as Heineken, Fosters etc. They said that it helps make hair smooth and shiny and to also helps treat dryness and maintain healthy hair.
Is this true. What are your view on this?
Grim
I bet it makes em jealous.
Have any of you guys found that once you attained the length that you'd waited so long to come, that you wanted to whip it all off and go through it all again? Did you find the growing process more fun than just having long hair and maintaining a length?
I personally love the growth of hair, and seeing it progress. Whenever I see a skinhead I sometimes can't help but think how good it would be to start all over and see the hair grow, visibly more and more. Maybe it's because with long hair that's just getting longer, gains aren't so evident in the short-term, whereas with shaved hair you can compare no hair to a head of hair. A mental trick perhaps?
I hope this makes sense to at least someone.
Matt
http://vipermation.krashanimation.com/me9.jpg
i wish it was like this at all times though
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I got out of the Army at the end of April, and decided to grow my hair long. I had a high and tight haircut, shaved on sides and back, a little less than half an inch long on top. Anywways, it's Sept 6 and my hair is a little over 3 inches long now, it seems to be growing slow. I had it about chin length before I went into the Army, and it seemed to take about 14 months to get there. Anyways, even as short as it is, I've had employers tell me to cut it, in which case I refused the job. I look forward to having long hair again.
i got curly hair and ive been growing it out for about 4 months now and ive seen peoples with great curls using spray gel any suggestins on how to use it or what kind to buy
Hi my first post :-),
I'm 15 and started to grow my hair, I had wavy/curly hair when it started getting long (although the curl grew out :). I soon started having big hair like you said in the bad hair phaise section but I stuck with it. But I thought about it and then went to the barbers as I sat in the chair I watched my longish locks being shaven away. Afterwards I couldn't belive it I had suffered descrimination at school whilst gorwing it and when it did grow long I had it cut!! That was possibly the worst thing I have done with my hair which was to get it cut!!!!!!
I am now going to grow it back and stick with it. Any tips on fastrer hair growth because I miss it like hell lol. I've heard going in the sun quickens the grow; and getting plenty of sleep helps although I'm not to sure. Anyone??
Hi guys. It has been about 20 months since I started growing my hair. I've had 3 maintenance cuts along the progress. I keep my hair behind ears usually but I thought the hair lenght would show better this way. Any comments are welcome :)
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Well I thought i'd post an update pic for the end of the summer!
I'm happy with the progress i'm making, maybe another half year and i'll be where i set out to be. Anyways, i'll be gone for the next week, bunch of us are going up north to my friends cottage! Then when i get back it will be just about time to start college. Let me know what u think! Thanks.
i have curltron hair(curly)what should i do about the front of my hur its all gay looking its all frizzy and poofy with aint no defenition what shu i do
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Hi everyone,
Right these are the only skin head photos of me that I have on computer. I do have much better ones but there not digital photos and have not got the equipment to put them on computer.
I'm sorry about quality/lighting of pics. I can never seem to get them right!
Anyway comments please! Good or not so good welcome.
I know that the majority of people on this forum like long hair but please be realistic on what you think looks best. I have to say the skin head photos are probably a bit vague, i.e. difficult to compare because of pic quality, I'm sorry about this.
Grim
hey, my hair has become a bit of a pain this month, so I have been thinking for a good two weeks now if maybe I should get a small trim. Would that help my hair?
Also, where would I get one. I live in Miami and all I always see is ghetto barbershops, where scissors is a four letter word. Where would be the bet place to get one?
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I mentioned this before and whilst I got positive support I didn't really get an answer that put my mind at rest, so I'm going to ask again.
When I pull my bangs down (as in the photo) the longest hairs are a good inch past my chin, but right on the centre of my hairline at the front the hairs appear to be much shorter, they only reach down past my mouth.
Infact all the hairs around my bangs fall to different lengths... I somewhat expect this as there is still a slight layer to my hair, but the layer should make the folicles on the harline fall longest, whereas they appear to be 2 inches shorter.
Is this:
a) Damage?
b) Short terminal length at the bangs?
c) Perfectly normal?
In the photo you can see how I gather a pretty thick piece of which whitles out to almost nothing at my finger tips where I'm pulling it down. Thoughts?
Hello Men's Longhair Hyperboard. I posted, not so long ago, right around the beginning of summer. It was about how a letter I wrote to my school principal resulted in a change of the school hair policy, more specifically that shoulder length hair would be tolerated. I posted it knowing that perhaps I was being a bit premature. Nevertheless, I was a bit surprised when I talked to the new dean on my first time back to school on orientation day. I was checking with him to make sure that I would not be sent home, that under the new rules I would be allowed to go to school just like anybody else.
New rules? What are you talking about?
The principal and the old dean didn't bother to tell the new dean anything about me and my letter. First sign something was wrong. So the new dean and I talked about it, and luckily, he was easier to talk to than the old dean. After explaining to him my story, he told me that he would talk to the principal, find out if I was legit, and if I wasn't, he said there were ways that I could work around the rule, "pin it up" he says. So I left figuring that he would talk to the principal, the principal would tell him whats what, and I would be golden.
Got a call the next day. Turns out, no, the principal and the old dean didn't agree to hair that long. Lied to.
Talk to me Monday morning. We'll see what we can do to work around the rules.
Monday morning.
I really don't mind your hair, but you'll have to wear it up, or else, kids with afros and braids, they'll complain that your allowed and they aren't. You have the weekend to figure something out.
Ok, sure, thats fine, whatever it takes to keep my hair. I might feel wierd walking around with some sort of pony tail/ bun, but I'll do it anyway.
The next morning I was walking into school, and I happened to hold the door for one of my old teachers.
Are we going to have this conversation everyday? I told you there are scissors in my room.
I hope we don't Missus Crabapple.I don't think my hair is bothering anything. Your not the one who has to look in the mirror.
What makes you an exception to the rules? The rules, the rules are the rules!
I know that. I'm trying to change them. I don't want to be depressed.
She told me she was tired of having the conversation. Walked away. Another teacher told me I looked "pretty". Another told me I "wasn't going to win". That it wouldn't be Easter Sunday all over again, whatever way he meant that. We don't want longhair here. Another just gave me the skunk eye. And I've been an A student in all of their classes.
Had to have a meeting with the principal and the dean again. All we ask is that you pull it back, put it up somehow.
Ok, if thats what it takes.
I contacted longhair aficionado Gollan. He kindly sent me the instructions on how to make a bee butt bun, and for that I thank him. Unfortunately, I had trouble making one. Does anyone know if there is a specific length the hair must be to make a bb bun? My hair is shoulder length but my mom said she thinks it has to be longer.
The next day at school, I was taken out of class again. Dean needs to talk to you.
Your a smart kid. You knew it wasn't over, right?
Huh?
You have to cut it. You have to cut your hair. I'm taking heat from the teachers about it, and thats it. Thats what you have to do.
Granted, he really was putting his credibility on the line by negotiating with me at all. If you haven't figured it out, there are several teachers at my school fiercely opposed to long hair. My mom called the principal the next day, and was told the pull it back story again. So if that really is true, I've got up to and including Tuesday to figure out how to put my hair up. If anyone has any good ideas, please feel free to post them. My mom bought some hair bands and clips today, Scuncii brand, and shes going to try and figure something out tommorow. If anyone has any suggestions, please feel free to post them.
If I can't figure out an upstyle, or I think I would feel to uncomfortable wearing one (its an all male catholic, and I wouldnt care, but Ive got a class at the girls school too), my trusted haircutter will be in the area Tuesday.
So thats my story. Its been mostly ugly, but I think a bright spot has been the comraderie and willingness of fellow longhairs to help out, specifically Bill Choisser's web pages and the words from Gollan. I suppose we gotta stick together, as any minority might.
Feel free to post comments, suggestions, updo styles. I'm interested in knowing what others would do in my situation.
Celebrate it long.
I was wondering do any of you guys use any sort of hair products in your hair. If so what sort of gel should a long haired person use in their hair. Alot of them seem to be aimed at people with shorter hair. At the moment my hair is sort of medium length so I get away with using a hair wax, but this would be too greasy when it gets longer.
Keith
i got my hair straightened a few days ago and i must say it looks a lot better, however whenever i look down my hair gets in my eyes and i always have to part it down the middle with my fingers. Its even worse when its windy outside and i have all this hair blowing around in my face. Ive been parting my hair down the middle for the past month now and my bangs are almost at my nose. Will this go away at later stages?
hey everyone. this is my first post.i guess i should include a little history: i started growing my hair out from a short normal cut. and after my bangs reached about to the tip of my nose, i was forced to cut it, so i got it cut "reverse mullet" kinda style, so atleast some of it could be long. Well it grew till my bangs were a little past my chin, then this june i had to get it cut again.but not really short. and im growing it again, but without the reverse mullet. right now my bangs are almost at the tip of my nose, and i got a trim a few weeks ago because the back of my hair was starting to look mullety, and im goin for the leveled out long hair look. so my trim kinda helped.my actual goal is to be able to get all of my hair into a ponytail. i would post a pic of my september progress but alas, they are too big.so i will have to get them up on my site and post an addy. btw, im 14 almost 15, which makes me one of the youngest on this site,( i think).thats crazy. ive been checkin this site everyday for almost a year. but just now decided to post . i love how nice everyone is to each other and gives them advice and encouraging words. thank you all -Dustin
We've seen a bit more quibbling and back-biting on here than we're comfortable with, lately. Let's chill, folks. The primary function for this forum is to be a support forum for longhaired men. It best performs that function when we are civil with one another.
In particular, we've seen bouts where two people get into a spat that crawls down the page and way to the right, growing more argumentative with each click of the send button. Each person, determined to be the one to get in the last blow, drags the thread on and on. Some of these bouts have actually maxed out against the thread depth limit of 15 posts deep. Any time a discussion has gone half that deep, if it is between two people and the tone has become "disagreeing with each other", the bout has gone on more than long enough, in the eyes of all those on the sidelines.
If only one person were engaged in this, we'd correspond privately, but enough have fallen into this trap of bouting with others, that we've felt a general comment needs to be said.
Some general recommendations....
1. Say what you want in one or two posts. Lawyers in court only get two cracks to make their arguments. That should be enough here. When their last time to speak has come, anything else they want to say must just be swallowed. We can do the same. Let go of your pride for the sake of the community, and let the bout drop. Be proud of your hair progress; be proud of all you've done to help others. We are all going to judge your reputation here by that anyway, not by how rough you can be in coming out on top in an argument.
2. We tolerate off topic posts IN MODERATION from regulars, for the purpose of getting to know one another. That helps in community-building, an important activity here because it helps us get the real task at hand here done. But don't get off too deep on such subjects. If you are a Jehovah's witness, a vegetarian, a pacifist, or a Republican, cool. We enjoy hearing that. We don't, however, want to see long arguments about the philosophies behind such off-topic interests. We certainly don't want to see you judge others according to their tenets. The only exception about not discussing their philosophies is to the extent that such philosophies deal with long hair.
3. Be kind. Don't say anything you would not say to someone's face. If you have constructive criticism to voice, use tact. If you have criticism to voice that is not constructive - that will not help an individual with HIS HAIR - then keep it to yourself.
4. If an individual's behavior is such that you cannot keep quiet, then contact the webmaster. There's a link called "complaints" right at the top of the main page. It spells out the ONLY way we will accept complaints.
Thank you, everyone, for your cooperation.
Hi, I was bored so I took these two pics of my hair. What do you think? Here are the links:
http://mundane.theewe.net/images/ponytail1.gif
http://mundane.theewe.net/images/ponytail2.gif
Where do you find Toni and Guy products in Southern California? Hopefully somewhere around Claremont (that's on the edge of LA county) or in LA itself?? Or does anyone know a good/cheap online site I can buy from (one that's not actually in the UK so I won't have to pay the shipping). Toni and Guy's Moisture Injection is my favorite shampoo/conditioner and I'd hate to imagine running out of that stuff. Thanks for all your help!
Love,
Kiat T.
From a couple of sources now I've heard that soy contains an enzyme or something that can prevent the balding process. They say it reduces a part of your testosterone that is responsible for hair loss. In addition they say it reduces the chance of some types of cancers. I did'nt think anything of it until I heard it a second time. Has anyone else heard of this? I would really like to know.
Thanks guys
-Kaj
A straight-A student in Gary Indiana has been been kicked out of school because the pricipal does not like braids--on boys. The boy and his parents like it that way, there was no rule against it and yet this (w)itch--substitute any letter in the alphabet that you please for the W--has decided that he can't wear braids.
Michael Bakalis the head of the school program that the boy is in sided with the principal stating; "One of the themes of the school is that it is a leadership academy that will deal with entrepreneurship in the corporate world. If we want to succeed in it, we must comply with rules."
Some "leadership academy"! All it's doing is teaching kids how to follow orders. Is this now the main function of schools today? No wonder so many kids are screwed up!!
You can e-mail Bakalis at: mbakalis@aqs.org
Look gentlemen, I really must say that your continued flaming of Thee Longhaired Gal is uncalled for. You will by now have realised that most men on this board do not support your attitude.
I, for one, do not share your fears that this board will be "overun by women". I just can't see that happening.
The point is that TLG regularly posts great advice to our hair questions and problems - better advice than most. Don't you agree it is helpful and worthwhile to hear a woman's point of view on issues which males have with their hair?
Lastly, all of you do not seem to have any problem whatsoever with the large number of "Off Topic" posts about music, bands, idols, video games, personal grudges, religious posts and what-have-you. I must then ask you, how does this relate to men's long hair???
I suggest that we be supportive of a person who has been more than supportive of us. After all, many on this board have benefited from TLG's advice, right?
Huey
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So...I've only been watching the board for about a week now, and just made my first post yesterday or the day before. I have to say - though it might sound corny - I've actually learned something valuable about myself since "hanging out" here. Previously I'd always been down on myself about my "curly, coarse, unruly" hair. I'm happy to say I've actually kinda changed my mind about it in the last few days. I'd always felt I needed to "dress it up" a lot to make it presentable, but since visting the board I've decided to let it go. You know what? It's really not that bad. I mean, my hair is actually kind of soft, and I decided I don't need a lot of goop to cover it up or hide behind. I know this sounds goofy, but I kinda like my hair now. Hmmmm...I'm developing self-esteem for my hair.
Anyway, I took a new pic today w/out the usual glop I drench my hair in and I kind of like the way it looks. (I know I'm still a "short hair" but I thought I'd share the pic anyway.) Thanks again for all your support.
hello to everyone
this is my first time writing here... anyways, may hair is very curly (unfortunetly) and stoped growing at about sholder length (with the curl, so its actually a bit longer). now, thats quite short to stop growing, isn't it?
any1 has an idea why it is, or how to make it grow more? i would love it to be much much longer
thanks
ilsg
It seems most people think long hair is a feminine trait and it makes you look like a woman. Having long hair is vain and if you care for it a lot you are a 'pretty boy'.
I think on some people long hair can make you look feminine and you can be mistaken for a woman. For instance if you aren't very tall, no beard, etc.
But on other people I think this is completely untrue.
Just wondering what the forums opinion on this is.
The reason is that I made unrationally quick decision to get my hair cut for a play audition I am doing this tuesday. My hair is now very short like 3/4 of an inch on top. I think it loks fine and stuff, I just feel a bit bummed. So long, I may be back in 6 months, if I can let my hair grow long again, although i doubt that, sorry. Peace out... maybe I'll just lurk around the board abit for a while...oh and I now realize that have OCD sucks..haha...ah bye
I've noticed a few thread recently about Kids getting hassle for their hairstyles when they were in school. I'm wondering if there is anyone here who, like me, got hassled for their hairstyles when they were at school?
But anyway here's my story if anyone is interested:
As a child I always had short hair, but I've wanted it longer since I was about 8 years old, maybe earlier, but it was my primary school teacher a guy called Colin Stewart who really got me the longhair bug. He had the coolest Mullet in the world. ( Yeah, I know, the words 'cool' and 'mullet' are not combined nowadays but it was 1988 so in the words of Grandpa Simpson "It was the fashion of the time.") Ever since then I'd wanted long hair.
As a young adolescent, I followed in my Primary School Teachers foot steps and grew a mullet of my own, about 2 years after it when out of fashion. :-p (We live an learn I guess.)
But anyways, just as my hair was reaching shoulder length and I was starting to feel pleased with it. One day during break, I was called over by the Headteacher, I guess I was 14 at the time. He took me to one side and said to me:
"Don't you think its time you cut your hair?"
To which I replied: "No, I think its fine."
"Well I think it is. Get a haircut."
I was bold enough to ask: "What if I don't?" and I was told quite bluntly that if I didn't I be suspended until I did.
This kinda stung me pretty badly, cos I was like the swotty kid... I actually liked going to school when I was 14 (though this changed quite dramatically over the following 2 years.) I didn't really have much of a choice, so I coped out and cut my hair. I was gutted.
A year or two so later when I reached year 10 & 11, the hairstyle rule was relaxed somewhat. I think this happened after the head of the Secondary School (who was my form teacher in year 11) was also told to get a haircut, whilst he complied for the sake of a quite life, he did have a row with the Headteacher which I was lucky enough to witness, where he told him in no uncertain terms that he couldn't go around threatening to Exclude all the straight A students because they had long hair, otherwise the exam results would slum and they's slip to the bottom of the school league tables...
It was at this point when I learned the importance schools place on getting their GCSE averages up and realised that I could get away with Murder if I was scoring A's. The school your in has be stuggling for this to work though kids. But very few state school in the UK will exclude anyone who is gonna 'up' their GCSE exam score average because of a "dress code" infringement.
Infact in the UK you can't be pernamently expelled from school for a dress code infringement:
"The Department for Education and Employment guidance makes it clear that matters of clothing and hairstyle are not reasons for permanent exclusion..." http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/education/1080251.stm
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Hi,
the other day I got dreadlocks, but there's one problem - they are huge. The individual dreads themselves are realtively thin, but there's just so many of them that is just sticks out like a big bush. I think the problem's due to me having very thick hair (as in there's a lot of it). The only solution i can think of to have an undercut so the dreads on top can lay flatter. Has anyone got any suggestions? Thanks in advance
On a caffeinne-induced whim last night, I picked up a pair of scissors and choppsed my ponytail off. I have to say, although I loved having long hair I think itll be interesting to see how I look with it shorter, once I go and get a real haircut. It was becoming like a security blanket, and Ihavent really had short hair since I was 12, so this is different.
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Well, I can't seem to access my website for editing so I'm just posting this pic for now. This is 15 months of growth and so far so good. I haven't been for a trim in over 5 months and I could probably use a dusting. Hope the pic works, let me know what ya think.
I bang pretty hard in my band, and just wondered if this was the case.
Does anyone know of a website showing different braid styles for white boys? I've tended to grow my hair out long for most of my life. Back in 2001 I shaved it all off on TV at a Marlins game (free tickets). Then grew it out without even a trim for over two years. Got a regular haircut during the playoffs last year when the Marlins beat the Cubs. It's been nearly a year now and I'd like to try something different by getting braids; debating whether to get cornrows or loose braids. Thick or thin braids, etc. Any edvice, suggestions, sites?
Thanx.
Rob
Hi everyone,
I've been browsing round your site for a while now, and have been thinking about growing out my hair for ages. My only prob is that i've got to keep it kind of tidy looking for my job, so am probably going to need to get it trimmed a bit more than if I was just leaving it to grow. I'd like to have it all long enough to fit in a ponytail eventually so that I could tie it back while i'm working. Was wondering if you guys could offer any advice on what sort of styles would help me get a lot of length, but look quite tidy, and what I should be asking for at the hairdressers?
Thanks!
does anyone here have long hair done in layers? a friend of mine said i should get it layered but i dunno, im not really sure wot long hair layers would look like... anyone got pics or stuff would be appreciated.
What's up my long locked bretheren.
I'm growing my hair out and have reached the awkward stage. I've been using sweatbands and thin elastic headbands to keep the folicles out of my eyes(rambo style). I'm pretty far from a ponytail. Anyway I'm looking for more options to keep the good stuff out of my eyes. Are there any barrettes that would work for dudes without sacrificing masculinity? the closest thing i've found is on this cool hair link. Hit me up with more ideas.
http://www.spider-jones.com/
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I was wondering If I could possibly get my pic changed..I'd appreciate it. I wasnt sure whos managing that now..because I'm pretty sure Bill was but I haven't seen him posting to much recently eh.
At school and wherever I go it seems like I'm surrounded by guys with really short hair...sometimes I kinda like being the only one but then sometimes I don't. The other day I went to apply for a job and everyone had short hair cuts, inlcuding the manager..so I was pretty hesitant. Does anyone else ever get this feeling?
Steven
Hi everyone
do u have to be skilled to do these or do you think my mum could do them for me? She can do a basic plat, and i have instructions from a website but is it possible to do without lots of practice?
also - if i get it done - how long do i "leave them in" for?? i've heard it gets tight and can hurt a bit.
cheers
In June you posted a picture holding your first "natural lock". Since then has your hair continued to mat?
Hi everyone,
How do you become a member of this forum? Get listed in the directory and have your little photo in the top corner?
Cheers
Grim
I have been growing my hair for 8 months now and it seems like the back bottom of my hair is growing longer that the front- sides. People are saying that I look like I have a Mullet. I am certainly NOT losing my hair as the front-sides are growing really good its just that the back-bottom looks longer. I have not cut my hair at all since it began growing. Will this stage end soon? Should I cut the back a little to even up with the rest of my hair or leave it ALONE. I'm leaning more towards leaving it alone and wait it out. Is ridicule part of the growing process?
Clicky below!
Jeremy,
I really liked the pictures on your website, especially the curly one from May (although I know you're not into that). Any chance you could update the site with progress pictures?
Just figured Id share what products Im using right now, since youve all shared your stuff with me. Maybe it will help some of you get an idea of what your hair needs. I got so much hair stuff now...just getting prepared for healthy maintenance I guess hehe!
~Herbal Essences Natural Vol weightless conditioner
Some of you guys recommended a light conditioner. Man, I had a hard time finding one, until I went to a huge Stop & Shop. The only one I could find was the Herbal Essences, and Ive heard this brand was bad (shampoo wise), but I used to use it all the time when my hair was longer so I dont go by what I hear all the time. I tried it, and man, the results are great! Very soft, and not too limp and stringy like when I used Pantene.
~Biolage Normalizing shampoo
This is my "wash every other day shampoo". I usually dont need to wash twice with this, and it feels really clean.
~Back to Basics Pomigranite shampoo
Cleans out oils really good. Have to wash twice sometimes though.
~Garnier Fructis normal shampoo
Just something to throw in there, hehe. Not as good as the other 2.
~Bone Combs from ebay
Supposedly, these combs dont split hair as much cause they dont have seams in between teeth. I bought 3 sizes to mess around with, seems to untangle pretty well! One con is that the ends of the teeth are a little pointy, so you have to watch out by your scalp.
~Goody smoothing brush
I tried finding something similar to what I used to use back when my hair was over a foot long, which was a stiff nylon brush. Seems to work OK so far, makes hair smooth, Im hoping it wont break or rip my hair though.
Thats about it, any comments!?
I sent an update pic to your email address, just wanted to alert you to it just incase you haven't noticed. When you have spare time, could you replace my old pic with the newer one?
Thanks!
Hey guys, I posted here a few times awhile ago, I have auditions for a certain play, in which most of the leads have to look like hollywood stars. I have feeling that my shaggy haired afroed appearence will not benefit me getting cast. Dare I cut my hair short!!! AAAAAhhhhhhh please help with advice....thank you
Here is 2 pics that gives a general idea of lenth. Still ages to go :(
http://img89.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img89&image=AUG23DOWN.jpg
http://img88.exs.cx/my.php?loc=img88&image=DOWNMAY30.jpg
hi what are people's views on alice bands?
most people i know would laugh if i wore one (yeh i know i should ignore them but i'm niot one of theose people who doesn't care what people think)
anyway i think my hair's too thick and would look stupid
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Hi all
Just posting an update of my progress. Not much to show this time around, some growth but nothing to spaz about :p
My hair is now down to my nose and just barely touching my shoulders (when I hold my head right eheh) and getting a bit shaggy.
This experience is a bit different than the last time I had shoulder length. I have been checking for split ends and so far I don't "Think" I have found any, but my hair is starting to feel a bit rough, though It may just be my mind playing tricks with me. Before I restarted the growth process, my hair was severely bleach damaged so I honestly have no real comparison to use when it comes to what TRUELY healthy hair feels like. Any ideas out there?
I know some of you may say, "if you don't SEE any split ends, then you don't have any" but my eye sight isn't all that great (actually it's pretty bad) so I know I probably have a few that I can't see. I've been researching the "Split-ender" but everything I've seen so far is pretty disheartening and I'm not willing to take that kind of leap of faith with my hair!
I don't know. Maybe I'm just being too paranoid. I have been taking EXTENSIVE care of my hair this time around because I want the healthiest hair I can have. Bioten, a one-a-day vitamen, excersise, a somewhat decent diet (much better than before) reduced shampooing with every other day conditioning, once a week deep conditioning and infusium leave in conditioner everyday, nothing but a boar bristle brush, air drying... yada yada, add nausium.
I guess the biggest worry I have is the temperature of the water I use when I shower. I have to use very hot water to relax my muscles due to hypertension and I'm afraid it may be not so good for my hair, even though I do a finishing cleansing rinse with cold water.
Anyone have some words of wisdom or encouragement for me? Or even better, tell me to STFU and stop worrying? LOL!
Peace and be well! :D
Hi everyone, I read what you had to say about undercuts, and I agree. Although I have three triangles at the back of my head and I shave those plus a centimeter beyond that once a month or so. I just think it looks cleaner when you pull it up what do you guys think or is it better just to let it all grow.
thanks for the support
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Hi Guys & Gals...
Just thought I'd share my Monthly Progress Pics again..
The photos have turned out OK, but I must admit my hair hasn't been playing ball lately. The sides have now reached shoulder length so they now have a tendancy to flip as they press against my shoulders.
A couple of other things...
1) My hair feels completly shot at the moment, I think partly its the heat here (38 degrees Celsius) But I think I'm getting a product build-up too so time for a clarrifier, suggestions?
2) I've been thinking about getting the back trimmed a little to even out the ends so I have a nice sharpe finish to them. I guess I'd do this in 2 small trims over the next 6-9 months, but then again, I'm thinking about getting the whole lot trimmed, just 1/2 an inch as its been 7 months since my last trim and my ends look pretty ragged all over, all different lengths and with a few split ends in the mix. Again I'm not talking anything major, just 1/2 inch to give it some definition back.
Anyway, I welcome your thoughts on the points above and any other comments you have, hope you enjoy the pics.
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For those of you that have seen the movie "The Terminal" with Tom Hanks, or at least know what the movie's about. . .that's my life now at University.
I live about an hour away from the school, and having no job, it is simply more economical for me to live out of my car. The University center has locker rooms with showers, I can get my nutrients from ramen noodles (with some fortifications of course, so I don't get any deficiencies) and make what little money I can by juggling. First week into this, and I'm just about used to it. I forgot my shampoo, so I'm just rinsing out my hair. . .no smell or nastiness yet.
Anyways, I'm accessing the board from a kiosk in the student center, and should be around for a while yet.
Hope you are all doing well!
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
I think it was Treyn who first recommended this quite awhile ago. I hadn't used it for months but noticed the other day that I had a bit left. My hair recently has been feeling dry and uncooperative so I decided to give it a try again.
I couldn't believe the difference! I have now used it twice, the last time with no conditioner, and my hair it so much better. It no longer feels dry and is very soft and manageable.
For awhile there, a lot were using this shampoo. Does anyone else still use it?
I was just wondering if there's a shampoo that de-tangles the curly ends in existance. Because they sometimes really irritate me.
Hi i have a few questions about briaded (if that's what it's called??) hair, ie. Kelly Holmes, Beckham (temporarily) and Kanu (football fans will know him):
1) How long does your hair have to be to do it (mine is about 5-6 inches - down to the end of my nose)
2) Does it damage the hair/slow growth
3) After the hair is un-briaded does it look all curley (would it need to be straightened afterwards?)
4) Do you have to get it done at a hairdressers?
thanks
this webpage is showing no new posts since a few days ago. Any reason why this would happen.
My life has been total turmoil lately! Haven't had time to check in.
I spent Monday moving most of my mother's stuff to my aunt's garage, and my stuff out of my aunt's garage. What fun. Did it all myself! 3 huge entertainment centers and large appliances.
My arms now feel like jello. Spent 5 hours scrubbing the wall and floor behind the refridgerator before I placed mine there. YUKK!!! Tonight or tomorrow I'll be doing the stove area...should be just as much fun, if not more. LOL
In the mean time, I think my hair has stopped growing? I don't know. Maybe it's just my imagination. Maybe it truly has because of all the stress I've been under. I'm not losing a lot, it just doesn't seem to be getting any length. It usually grows like a weed during the summer months.
It could have a lot to do with me forgetting to eat also. I just can't remember, or find the time, to sit down and have a meal.
Either way, once next w.end is over and my mom's stuff is all out, and my stuff is all here and unpacked everything should settle down and get back to normal. With any luck, my hair will have a growth spurt to make up for the idle time it's chosen to have lately.
In a few weeks I'll have a 2 week break from school. I'll get the pics page updated at that time. At some point, when I'm ready to explode from all of this work, I'll go through the posts and get some updated pics of you guys. That always helps me to relax and puts a smile on my face.
Maybe I'll get my oil changed in my car soon. There's a guy working at an auto place near my house with some gorgeous long hair! LOL
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Hi everyone, been following this board for a little while now so I thought I join in with everyone. Heres my pic, I've been growing my hair for about 9 months now from a skin head (0.001 inches) my goal is about chest length to mid body. Been trying to grow my hair long for the past 10 years but just never got round to it for some strange reason.
I live in the UK (London) age.... keep it to myself for now.
Everyone on this board has been a great help, Cheers
Any comments/questions/criticisms/riddles are welcome! As like Sid
Hey guys, i'm 16 years old and for a while now have thought that i am loosing my hair. My hair isn't exactly thinning out, it's just that my hairline is receded big time! I don't know if this is normal or not (especially at my age) but i just feel it's getting worse. I've always had quite a high hairline even when i was very young... does having a hairline like this make me more prone to balding? I would hate to be loosing my hiar so young:( Anyway i just would like your advice or opinions on this, thanks.
Does anyone here understand what it is about the humidity that makes your hair "rebel" more than ever? I have never really understood how this works.
Also, how bad does the humidity seem to effect your hair? It makes mine poof out a lot more than is usual. And during the cooler months, around what percentage is the normal humidity? (Just a couple days ago here where I live the humidity was at about 93%)
Hey guys. I think I may have mentioned a guy called Devin Townsend a couple weeks ago in a post I made, and I wanted to show you all some photos of him. He is the vocalist and guitarist of Strapping Young Lad, and he has continued to wear his hair long despite his balding.
What do you think? I reckon he suits it, and is a good example of how long hair and baldness can co-exist. Plus I guess it's pretty cool that someone in a well respected metal group has gone ahead with it.
Matt.
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Hi everybody, as you can proberly guess I am new to this board. I have been browsing through some of your posts for the last few months and was interested in some of the things being said. Anyway I have recently desided to let my hair grow long, not too long. I think I would only like to have my hair shoulder length or just above shoulder length, no longer. I've only been growing my hair for about 3 months now but I am pleased with its progress. I was thinking of having my hair grown to look like Ashton Kuther (mtv punked). His hair seems to look pritty cool. Please let me know what you think, will this hairstyle suit me or should I go for a different long hair look. Either way I am definatly going long.
*Keith*
Regarding an earlier post on not washing your hair every day, I began to wonder: For those of you who don't wash every day, how long did it take for the effect of that to start kicking in?
Personally, it only took my hair a couple times of not washing before I felt like my scalp "adjusted" to the change. What about you guys?
To begin with, Sorted, your Spetember progress pics were exceptional! My hair and yours are the same length exactly give or take a couple of centimeters.
Since all of my trims were self-done, yours is likely more even, though. But it looks great.
I also was doing a little calculating yesterday and discovcered that my hair grows about 3/4 inch per month. Slightly above average! This excites me because I have decided I want to let it get a least somewhere between my waist and the bottom of my crack. (I suppose being below average in other places has to balance somewhere...)
Anyway, take it easy guys.
Ivix
Hi there.I have a problem with my hair.I try to have length my hair they are short now but they going great.The only babd thing is the following.I had bath every single day till I saw in a site that we should not wash them every day.So I washed them one day and after sleeping and doing absolutely nothing(not running,not use gel)the next day my hair were filthy and I needed to scrtch and they look oily.What to do?
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Hey all,
As you may or may not know, Im new to this board and regrowing my hair out officially for the 3rd time :-). I must say, this is such an awesome board! Everyone here has been very informative and polite so far.
So, I have yet another question. I told my hairdresser that I am growing my hair again, and she said to come in every 6 months for a trim anyway. Is this bull or what? Im thinking about just letting it go for a while. Til Christmas maybe?
Ill be posting some pics of my hair since I grew it first in 95, to when I shaved my head last year, and then decided to regrow hehe. Ill also post pics of some cool looking longhairs, mostly in the metal scene of course. Thanks again to you all for giving me inspiration to grow my hair finally once and for all!
I was watching TV today and I turned to a channel where this guy was playing the piano. The odd thing was, is that he looked just like me! His hair was shorter and less wavier than mine, and my skin is much tanner than his but he wore classes like me and had a simillar face like mine. That's just crazy!
I used a henna dye last night which was indigo leaves or something to darken my hair (to undo sun lightening), it was the powder form. Anyways I think it turned out a little too dark, now I have jet black hair! Anyone have any tips or experience on removing it? its supposed to last 8 weeks. I read somewhere about using mineral oil and a heat cap to remove the coating... im also thinking a protein pak may help too.... but it stains the shaft which I dont think I may be able to remove till it fades : (
I'm not entirely against the jet black look, but I'm quite pale and I like to wear black alot so I dont wanna come across like a wannabe goth, not that I dont like that look...hmm im not really sure, I'll give the mineral oil thing a try and if nothing happens I'll just get out my black eye liner and nail polish and live with it - just joking.
Hey everyone! It's been a while since I was here. How are you all?
I got back to school about a week ago and I'm having a great time here! Anyway, I just thought I'd share my progress with everyone.
Early in the summer I had to get a haircut to play a part in a movie that didn't even go through, but my hair has been growing pretty fast! When I pull on my bangs they reach about the middle of my eye. The rest of my hair is almost as long.
As for color, normally my hair is a very dark brown(like black), but as it gets longer it seems that there are more tints of brown in it. It's a really nice color that I like a lot.
I've been using Garnier Fructis for dry/damaged hair and I think so far it's the best shampoo/conditioner I have ever used! It's given it great shine, it feels better, and the rough edges seem to almost go away when I use it!
But perhaps the best thing of all that I've been doing for it is not washing it every day, but rather alternate with just washing with water. It really helps my hair stay softer and more under control. Hopefully it will continue to work as it gets longer!
Anyway, my hair is the best it's ever been. I just hope that I don't jinx myself and have it get worse now that I've said that! I can thank you guys and your advice on the board for helping me figure out ways to do the best with my hair! So thank you all very much, and it's good to be back.
Any comments/questions/criticisms/riddles are welcome!
I'm currently working on an essay about men and long hair and I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for what I should write about?
the sides an and back underneath? Why do people do this? What are the benifits for and against?
I used a henna dye last night which was indigo leaves or something to darken my hair (to undo sun lightening), it was the powder form. Anyways I think it turned out a little too dark, now I have jet black hair! Anyone have any tips or experience on removing it? its supposed to last 8 weeks. I read somewhere about using mineral oil and a heat cap to remove the coating... im also thinking a protein pak may help too.... but it stains the shaft which I dont think I may be able to remove till it fades : (
I'm not entirely against the jet black look, but I'm quite pale and I like to wear black alot so I dont wanna come across like a wannabe goth, not that I dont like that look...hmm im not really sure, I'll give the mineral oil thing a try and if nothing happens I'll just get out my black eye liner and nail polish and live with it - just joking.
Thanks, Resonance, for sending the file. I don't know much about computers...is there a way to save the whole file....instead of each picture? Thanks again...hope your week is going well.
Hey all, awesome site here. Im kinda embarrassed talking about hair as a guy, but I was hoping I could find some help here. Ive grown and cut my hair a couple times already but Id really like to grow it back once and for all...nice and healthy, with proper maintainance.
Anyway, I first grew my hair when I was about 15. I wasnt too crazy about taking care of it, so I just used what I could find around the house. I had this round nylon brush my Mom had for years, and blow dried every day to make it straight. It grew out perfect actually, straight, shiny, and thick, down past my chest. I used to brush it constantly too, with no problems. Man, chicks loved it too! But, after a couple years it started to break really bad and frizz then dry out (blow drying and brushing too much Im guessing). I eventually cut it to my ears, but with the intention of re-growing it.
So I did just that, but this time switched from a nylon brush to one of those cheap plastic ones with the ball tips, and I also gave up the hair-drying. It looked decent, but even still, it always looked dry and brittle and still would break. It grew past my chin, until finally I just got split end after split end. Sadly, I just went ballistic and shaved my head.
So, my hair is now down to my mouth, and still going. Id like to get that Bruce Dickinson look back :-)
I guess what I need to know is, what some of you guys use to brush, and how often you think I should use conditioner, just on the ends or on my whole head?
I just started using a beanie cap to make it come out nice after washing. Anyway, you can check out some pictures on my website.
Thanks for reading, and hope to hear your thoughts.
Chris
I got the film from my camera developed yesterday. As soon as I can get them scanned, I'll post a pic of me with a ponytail, my friend's incredible hair, and that diagonal headband thing. I will also get Sorted to update my picture.
Ivix
My hair seems healthy but my scalp is dry. I am not sure it is dandruff, but has similar symptoms. What are some good products to use and can this condition be cured.
thanks
Hello everyone,I'm starting to grow my hair out after wanting to for a while now.My problem is that the ends of my hair are curling out away from my head and it's starting to look terrible.I know I am in the awkward phase but will this curling stop as it gets longer?HELP!
the sides an and back underneath? Why do people do this? What are the benifits for and against?
I read up that this is good for you hair? Has anybody got any experience with it?
Thanks
I have to renew my California drivers license in September and I need some advice.
Several months ago, the longhaired picture taking process was discussed on how to look the best you can in your license picture(which is already difficult with the poor quality of their pictures).
I have really long hair and a beard. I want to avoid having a big head appearing too close in the picture. I have seen other guys license pics with longhair and they came out really close up and not good, their hair making the pic look worse.
Back on the last topic, one board member mentioned standing two steps back behind the line you are instructed to stand behind when taking the picture. In doing this, he said you would come out just right size for the picture space and the long hair would show good in the picture. Does that still hold true?
Since I will photograph with my hair down loose, I want to come out as good as I possibly can showing my beard and as much of my longhair as possible.
Any suggestions or feedback would be appreciated.
Thanx,
Eddie.
hey guys
i saw a shampoo a while back at a grocery store/plaza type of place
they had a shampoo for wavy/curly hair that said it was a hair straightening shampoo, it also had its own conditioner (not leave in)... and the brand also had other shampoos for normal hair, fine hair etc.
well, the shampoo and conditioner for hair straightening appealed to me since i want straight hair till below my ears, and i plan on buying them
but will it make me go bald or anything?
P.S: i forgot the brand and name of the shampoo, i'll try to get the name and post it here later
Thanks!
You requested a link to the last set of progress pictures I posted. You can find them at:
Well I've been growing my hair for a bit over 3 months now, and my hair is about 4 inches long, and i like it a lot.. but it is super curly, and ive tried a lot of stuff to calm it down.. but i cant straighten it because i tend to look bad like that haha
But school starts soon, and my parents are skeptical about my hair since it is always all over and fro'ish and crazy.. I like my hair, but I know on the inside that it is really insane..
I dont care much about how people think, but maybe a trim is in order.. i dont see why, its just going to grow back though
Maybe I just need a new way to style my hair, maybe put some gel in it or something.. or even though i look bad throw a hat on.. any ideas?
I've noticed that the Portugese channel (I thinks it's RPI) seems to have a lot of longhaired guys in their soap operas and on their music entertainment shows.
Just the other day, one of the shows had a music group (I don't recall their name). There were five guys in the band, two had short hair, two had a little longer that mid-back length hair, and one had very thick and straight waist-length hair.
And one of their soap operas has two two longhaired guys on it.
Because she is jealous, I take it is quite the compliment :).
1 year since my last hair cut. - 2 Months, 2 Weeks, 5 Days left.
Wooo hooo. Rock on brothers.
Ive read many explanations on why Metallca cut their hair, but still have not found a definite reason. They say change was in order but all of them are trying to grow it back. Like most people I wish they woulda never have cut it, they didn't seem the same afterwords.
This past spring I bought several magazine subscriptions that my daughter was selling for school. ONe of them was GQ. It started coming this summer, and yesterday this mammoth issue came--looks like a phone book! Apparently they do this yearly "style" issue. Anyway, I have browsed through abou a third of it thus far,and at this point, the vast MAJORITY of the models, even those in the full suit, are longhaired men. Now, most are sporting hair that is just beginning to touch the shoulders, but a few are sporting hair long enough to be in a ponytail.
Surprisingly, none that I have seen so far is actually wearing a tail. I keep reminding myself that these are men being photographed for a mag picture, and that the actual walking around at work reality of hair is a "little" different.
Anyway, it's really nice to see so much long hair in one of the top men's fashion magazines.
Robert
Sorry if this is boring to anyone, but I just love to share my "sightings" with others who appreciate long hair.
Yesterday I saw a teenage guy about 14 walking on the sidewalk - he had a beautifully thick and healthy-looking medium brown ponytail about twelve to forteen inches long.
I also drove by a house in my neighborhood and noticed that the guy doing all the landscaping was probably mid/late twenties with a beautiful dark brown waist-length braid (alright, it was about two inches above his waist - close enough for me).
Then I saw a few minutes of a tennis match on TV - both the players (males) had ponytails.
And I've recently noticed a lot more TV and newspaper ads feature guys with longish hair.
Take a moment to click on my picture and observe.
Do you see the double chin?
I thought so.
Soon I shall post a full body picture on here. I am not fat, I'm actually in pretty good shape, but that stupid double chin is an inherited trait from my mother's side.
Dammit! This coupled with the fact that my hair has gotten much longer now will say that this little photo does not do me my justice. It is time to upgrade. This afternoon, I am going to Beth Denning's house if I have to walk! I will use her scanner to scan another picture in and send it to Sorted or something so he can work his magic and get my ugly mug more up to date. (Picture I have in mind is still a little shorter than my hair is now but at least doesn't show that damn double chin as bad, and I have actually lost a little weight!)
Uh, peace out!
Today when I was shopping, I saw a couple who both had long hair. The girl had straight darkblonde hair past her hips and the guy had also darkblonde wavy/curly kinda hair right down to his middleback. And I just thought they looked awesome together! Not everday that you see a couple where both have such long hair (well at least not here where I live).
Anyways, just wanted to share this.
Thee Longhaired Gal
I wish to know when you began to grow your hair to the incredible length it is now, and also how much conditioner you use.
Hey guys, just thought you'd like to see these pics of my cousins hair. It used to be "bum" length, but she had it trimmed to stop her headaches. Now she wants it trimmed again - about another 4 inches off, and layers.... :-( lol, It will still be nice hair though!
What do you think?
~Gaz
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I have been growing my hair for almost a year now, and I have been getting nothing but negative comments from my family members. They all want me to cut my hair. I never liked my hair short, and although I am not crazy about how my hair looks now I like it better than when it is short. So, and I know I am posting to a biased bored, I would just like some feedback about my hair. Does it look good on me, cause I know that not everybody is meant to have long hair. I figure if you guys think I should go with short hair than I will cave in.
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Hi People
I Recently brought a Web Cam, which has been great fun, but also cos it has an excellent still capture feature.
The Quality is much lower than my digicam, but you can take so many more photos on the fly that I thought I might share some I took recently before the formal progress pictures at the end of the month.
Hope you like.
Comments, Criticisms, Flames welcomed in equal measures... but if anyone else calls me "Hanson" I swear I'll MMMbop them all the way down the stairs. :-)
Sorted
Have you guys ever heard of that guy John titor who claims hes from the future? If not check it out here: http://johntitor.strategicbrains.com/ Let me know what you think.
About 4 years ago I tried growing out my hair and never drank ANY Water. My hair seemed to take forever to grow and would always become brittle and dry even tho I washed it. Now about 11 months ago I gave up soda pop and ALL sugar. Now I only drink water, nothing else but about 200 ounces a day and my hair is silky smooth shiny and growing incredibly. People with hair problems should try it. As an added bonus I've since dropped about 40 pounds from not consuming any sugar!
hey everyone, im thinking of getting my hair 'shaped'. i really cant stand it anymore! ive been growing it for a year and a half now and always wear it loose(I dont look good with a pony tail). anyway, it looks good in the front and it looks good in the back, but on the sides it looks like sh*t! its very square-ish(front is much shorter than the back) and the back starts off ok but gets thicker and fluffier as you go down towards the back... i feel like such a redneck :(.
what do you guys think i should do? is there any styling product that can help me and, if not, how should i get it cut?
What products should I use to control frizz? My hair is ALWAYS visibly frizzy, but during hot days, or after some sort of strenuous work, it gets terrible, like an inch of frizz surrounding my entire head. It's very annoying. I've been using the new Loreal Smooth-Intense shampoo and condidtioner but it has yet to help. I've been considering the frizz ease line, but I've got conflicting opinions on them, some people say they're great, some people say they do nothing.
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Hello, i was just wondering what kind of things you use in your hair to keep it in place or for the hell of it. Like i put mine in a pony tail (with a elastic band), but ive thought of getting a bandana to keep my hair out of the way. Is this a good idea? are there other ways to do this like with clips that doesnt look too girly?
Thanks for your time :)
Hi guys, I remember reading on this board a while ago a post by someone (I think it was one of the 'regulars' on the board, but I'm not sure) who gave a method to someone else for getting the McDonald's Arches effect in the front of your hair with the part. For some reason, I used to have this, but now one part of my hair seems kind of 'dead,' going down flat, without this effect, which wouldn't be so bad, if it were not for the fact the other side still does have it?
I'm not sure if I lost it due to wearing a baseball hat sometimes, or the heat and humidity, or what? But anyway, I would be grateful if the person could post that again, or if anyone else knows what I'm talking about. Thanks!
Well school's almost here and my mom wants another trim for me. I've mentioned before I had one a month ago. I was pleased with the results because I needed it badly. Now, I'm not experiencing the "Big Bangs" and I have a few small, natural dreads for bangs. My hair is a lot softer and controllable by using Aussie shampoo and conditioner. I don't see what's wrong!
What can I do to convince her, before it's too late?!
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Hello,
I'm new here. I'm not a guy, but I figure there are things I can learn from men with long hair just as well as women with long hair. I hope I won't be invading the realm of the testosterone brigade :) but I'm interested to see if there are any essential differences in how men take care of long hair and how women do. (And then find which way is best for my hair.)
I'm an Alaska currently living in Texas (not by choice, but it's where I have to be for my Ph.D. program). I haven't had short hair in about 9 years, and it's almost down to my knees now. Still, there's always new information to be gleaned from others.
Hope I can learn from you guys! :)
hello everyone i recently bought proclaim glossing polish and frizz eliminating shinner. i have very thick and sorta wavy hair and it is about shoulder length an i was wondering if i should use the product on dry of wet hair. btw i do use leave in conditioner and normal conditioner that is made for dry or rebellous hair. and what would be the best combo to help make my hair ledd thick and in control cause during the day in the heat my hair will get puffy and get tangles. should i use alot of conditoner or less or wash less..i wash about every 3 days . thanks for the help.
(I've been stuck inside all weekend with some type of bad cold....pro'lly bronchitus too. Joy. If this turns out to be long-winded then I apologize.)
I'd like to say Hello to everyone here. I'm new to the board. I'll be 34 this September and I'm growing my hair long again. I had long hair back in the late 80's but cut it due to work. I'm in the telecomm field and I figure, what the hell ...I'll try growing it again. What I see people wear (both hair and clothes wise) in the workdplace these days surprises me. I agree with those who say it's not what you wear or look like as long as the job gets done. These days things appear to be more relaxed than when I was growing up.
If I can get an old pic into the PC and a present one we can all have a good laugh. :) I always wanted to grow my hair long again. It's not been until now that I have the confidence and whatever else comes with age I guess to actually attempt it. It's great to see the pics here. I'm sure it helps those new to the realm of long hair, especially the younger folks, to feel better and confident about their wanting to try it. It's great this site and others like it exist. I've already learned much from you guys and I thank you for that. Well, time to do some work on my day off. See you on the board.
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Finally I have a picture to post. And once I get my camera back I'll take some better ones.
Hey guys
For shampoo i use Clairol's Renewal 5X for dry hair, and conditioner i use Renewal 5X for normal hair
anyways, here's what i need help with
On the conditioner's instructions, it says "Apply to wet hair, leave on as desired and rinse thoroughly."
anyways, does that mean that i can leave the conditioner in my hair for the whole day?
because when i do this, it basically makes ur hair hard like hair gel, and it looks wet, plus its good for keeping ur hair in place (such as awkward stage)
also,i have found that after i apply the conditioner, after a while when my hair's completely dry, if i comb through it, it makes my hair look normal (not wet) and softer. Is it okay if i do this?
P.S: has anyone used these products before?
Thanks!
I'm currently doing a degree in Journalism at the University of Lincoln (UK), and I'm hoping to become a journalist.
Anyone know of any longhaired journalists, because there aren't any that I know of
Is it possible to sue a person if they shave your head while your sleeping or anytime?
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Hi there all, this is my first post here on the board. As you can see I have a long way to go before I can call myself a 'longhair'. (sorry for my English, it's not so good, from Holland ;)...) Well, you can see the picture I hope so let me know what you all think of it. If there is a potential longhair in me ;) Thnx !!
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From 1" to 14" at present.
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Hi All,
I just had to post this pic of Legolas's hair...
After seeing the movie Lord of The Rings, this was the only guy who stood out from the rest of the crowd (personally I think so) because of his braids on each side and ofcourse the fact that he had long blonde hair :o)
I don't really see so many men who has long hair out here wearing their hair like this...I find it a very nice style though...
Thee Longhaired Gal
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Heya, guys. This is me at about 20 months with a few evening trims. Granted, you can barely tell because my hair had dried with waves, but when it's dry and straight you can tell that evening it out helped a lot.
I thought I'd post something a little more interesting than the classic picture taken in a bathroom with arm oustretched, holding the camera.
Here ya go!
11 months of growth so far. This is the result:
Bonus lenght picture:
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Hey guys n' gals, I've seen what many of you lool like, so I thought 'why not share the love'.
This pic was taken in August 2003,about a month before my hair was taken back to my cranium.
Boy do i look different now! What with the difference in hair length and my current facial hair; but seeing as this is a board for longhairs I thought I'd post an appropriate picture.
One other thing, my hair was quite a few inches longer in the back at the time. Perhaps I might post a picture of my glorious mane and/or ponytail (sniff) in the future.
Gentleman (and ladies)...to hair!
Hey u helped me with the underworld cut and the other one that guy had..
Arent they the same cut only in the underworld pic the hair is wet?
Just wondering..
Thx
I'm so excited, I just bought a set of mini ghd straightners and the ghd iron oil (oil free protector) this should make styling way more interesting! will update when I get them and have used them a bit.
I bought jojoba oil, it came in a little tube but it says hot oil treatment. It says I should but the tube in a glass of hot water for a minute. Do I really need to do that? Can I just take a couple drops and rub it through my hair?
I just jot a job that I can grow my hairlong. The last few trims while still in the old job I had them cut more in the back and leave the front a little longer so I could gel it back and no one would really know how long it was. Now the front is two or three inches longer than the back. I plan on just letting it grow but should I even it out first.
Can anyone help me out with this? Whenever I wake up my hair is all tangles and pushed randomly in all directions. I cant even try to comb or brush it, it just cant get through the tangles. The times when I do brush, it gets all puffy and wont stay down. Whats been working for me is just taking my head every morning and dunking it in a sink filled with water. Are there any other things I could try?
anyone know of a website with hairstyles for guys with long hair? i've been doing different styles on my own, but lately i've been wondering what "new" things i can try.
last year i used to wear a "bun" kind of style every now and then by doing a ponytail and stopping before letting my hair pass through the 2nd loop... it kind of has this 18/19th century east asian look. i did this mainly because my hair curves naturally to the left and over my neck or shoulder. it's annoying.
whenever i wear my hair down and "all over," ppl say i look like johnny depp. they never say his name since they can't remember his name, but they always name these movies that he's in and i'm thinking, "they can't possibly think i look like him. sure it'd be nice, but uhhhh, i don't see it." then again, people do see theirselves differently than the rest of the world. or maybe everyone with long hair looks like anybody else with long hair.
... I swear to god, I'd seriously consider cutting it, if for no other reason than I could stop pulling hairs out of my butt crack. Such a pleasant image, I know...
Word to the wise...
Okay, I was thinking about the attraction difference between men with long dark hair and men with long blonde hair.
Have any of you had comments based on the colour of your hair or just because it looked nice?
I sometimes think that the haircolour also plays a roll when receiving a compliment.
I mean, different people like different things, so it might be safe to say that it depends on the individual who's giving the compliment, if they prefer long dark or blonde hair.
Would like to hear your views on this...
Thee Longhaired Gal
I am washing and conditioning every day. Is this to much, I am just worried about the hair folicles getting cloged. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks
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Hi people,
Well, it's been 9 months since my last unfortunate haircut, but I realize that it it wasn't for it, I would not be here posting this as I wouldn't be growing my hair!
I think I scared a few people last month by not posting a pic, lol I was surprised anyone actually cared that much about my progress!
This was taken in London, which I visited a week ago. So it's not absolutely recent, and that's why I will be posting a few more pictures later as soon as it looks half decent!
I'm currently having a bad hair day, so I've stuck a cap on to try and smooth the curls and waves in my hair, taking it off now and then to comb it straight.
Apologies for the low quality of the pic, I had to shrink it enough to post it and it's messed the resolution up a bit.
Comments welcome!
P.S, Sorry Rokker, out post got tangled so I posted again.
Hi, iam Donal. and iam 17 years old.
I've been trying to grow my hair out since 5 months.
But right now iam thinking of cutting it short again.
Well, here's the reason.
I feel like iam losing more hair than i think is healthy.
How much hair loss a day is considered normal? and when is it a thing to worry about?
if someone could please tell me, i keep getting worried everytime i see myself in the mirror. Iam starting to get depressed about this.
Btw, last time i got my hair cut it was thinned and short, if that makes it any difference when growing it long.
I heard hair gets stronger and thicker when you cut it short and let it grow it long again, is this true??
please help me out, so i can pick up my life up again.
a sad man....
Finally got ahold of a digital camera for a day, and took some photos. Probably won't have any 2 year photos, so these are all ya' got!
P.S. this is my hair at it's worst, frizzy, unruly etc. . . .
A month shy of 2 years!
From the side
And you guessed it. . .from the back!!
My hair fits into a ponytail nicely now
Because of the curly nature of my hair, it has a tendancy to form into locks, creating little hairlines in between the locks, giving an illusion that it is getting thin. My ponytail diameter hasn't changed though.
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
Hi again folks!
I think I confused ppl in the way I replied to my own post about Help with a hairstyle.
Can someone look at my reply entitled one more question about this hairstyle and see if they can answer it?
I still had a question about how to cut the neck (very bottom)
and the lower part of the head which is really the neck. Im not sure how to let it grow out on that part of the head.
Thanks so much and sorry for the trouble.
What (if any) styling products do you's use? I just recenty had my hair cut to half it length (so its back to fairly short now, about to my nose if I pull it down. I did this cos it looks better) Anyways, im currently loving tigi catfight, which is like a styling gum, it really adds texture and shine to your hair and you only need a tiny bit, im not fused on the fragrance tho - very sweet like. I'm also currently using Aveda light elements misting wax, which is great! and would be even better on longer hair (I wouldnt have cut my hair if I had this :( ) Anyways id describe it as jojoba oil with a slight hold. You mist it over your hair and it really gets rid of that just washed frizzy look, it has a very light hold, and gives good seperation of your hair so you could have whispy bits if you wanted. Both of these are alcohol free I might add too. The aveda light elements finishing solution is supposed to be amazing from the reviews ive read, but it's better for longer hair, so you's may be interested more in that.
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Well, hope this works.
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Ok, I'll be having other photos coming soon for my two year mark, but here's a semi-update for those extremely curious people out there. The photo was taken outside of Barnes & Noble where myself and a couple of other jugglers meet. One of the jugglers (who I can pass 8 clubs with) didn't show up this time, so I didn't get a more impressive passing photo. Ah well.
That "Ball" Guy
www.thatballguy.com
HI Katherine-
You seem to have such in-depth knowledge about hair and perhaps (if possible) you could state the pros and cons as you see them in regards to Jojoba Oil use verses Hot Oil treatments? Which in your opinion is the better route to take?
No need to post anything if you feel you are being put on the spot by my question.
All the best-
Justin
Ive seen a lot of guys around here talking about how great jojoba oil is, but what exactly does it do? Are you supposed to put it in your hair to keep it looking wet for long periods or something? How much should you use? By the way have you read the thing about it being able to fuel cars??
A number of years ago I let my hair grow out to a little over chin length. But I also had it styled so that only the top of my hair was long (meaning the underneath was shaved but you could not see).
Now I am wanting to grow it out again but in different manner.
The problem is that I notice some parts are shorter than others, and Im not sure how much of the back to let grow out (meaning top back and lower back.) It seems like the top should grow longer but im not sure how long to grow the lower back part.
Im also not sure when I should trim the parts that need to be shorter. If I wait for months and let it all grow out im afraid it would be difficult to cut the parts where they need to be to
get the look.
I am going to post the address of some of the pictures of this hairstyle below with dry hair and with wet.
Like I said the big part I cannot tell is what part of the back of the hair to let grow out and how much. And I cant tell if it is shaved in the back at any part or not. Could someone help me on how they think this hair is grown? Espeacially in the top and back? Anyhow here are the links to the hairstyle. Thanks!
PS. Yes it is hair in a movie but its not the star Im trying to look like its the hair, and ive seen it on many people but go ahead and give me a hard time about it if u want hehe.
http://www.allmoviephoto.com/photo/2003_underworld_024.html
http://www.allmoviephoto.com/photo/2003_underworld_025.html
http://www.allmoviephoto.com/photo/2003_drark_blue_014.html
http://www.allmoviephoto.com/photo/2003_drark_blue_010.html
Hi sorry i dont know how you say you name. Hi i just wondered what most girls think about boys with long hair because i dont Know what the girls make of my hair at school so i dont know what to say when they comment on my hair ??
Thanks and comments welcome XX
Hey can you post a picture for me I finally had access to my camera and then it died after taking a pic hah. But anyways if you could give me your email or something so I can send the pic over.
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Hi people,
Well, it's been 9 months since my last unfortunate haircut, but I realize that it it wasn't for it, I would not be here posting this as I wouldn't be growing my hair!
I think I scared a few people last month by not posting a pic, lol I was surprised anyone actually cared that much about my progress!
This was taken in London, which I visited a week ago. So it's not absolutely recent, and that's why I will be posting a few more pictures later as soon as it looks half decent!
I'm currently having a bad hair day, so I've stuck a cap on to try and smooth the curls and waves in my hair, taking it off now and then to comb it straight.
Apologies for the low quality of the pic, I had to shrink it enough to post it and it's messed the resolution up a bit.
Comments welcome!
Do you have an e-mail adress? If so, may I have it? If you don't want everyone else to see it, you can mail it to me by clicking on my name, I think.
Has nothing to do with hair, except maybe the dude in the video. And there is one BIG dude...
But anyway, check it out. This song is cool.
Is wearing a baseball cap for most of the day bad for scalp circulation?
and,
At the every least is it preferable to the wind?
I usually just skimp on the conditioner using about the size of a quarter but from reading some of the stuff people said in here i decided to use a lot. I slicked my hair back and put an a hat and when i took it off hours later my hair was perfectly straight and really soft. I know the softness probly came from the conditioner but did it get straight from the hat???
I posted question a bit ago and forgot to tell you what a good site you have. It took me two hrs of looking on the web to find a site that I actually liked and had good info about growing hair and this was it!
And it was one of the few that werent fronts on trying to sell their products ;)
Anyhow thx again.
Does anyone know what ever became of Sergy. He used to post here every once in a while, but I haven't seen anything from him in quite a long time. I think he's from Russia. I remember he had beautiful long hair that hung down below his butt.
Sergy, where are you?
Just wondering if a Ponytail through the back of a baseball hat is OK. I've seen women wear it that way a lot. But never a guy. I guess with a low tail it's not an issue. With a high tail it's more of a problem.
I need to get one. Then I can post a pic anytime. I have not had an opportunity to scan any of the pictures I wanted to post.
Once I have a digital camera, how do I hook it to the back of the computer? After that, I can put the pics on a floppy, bring them to college, and post away.
I was wondering...i jus bought a bottle of 3 min. miracle and i want to know if this is supposed to replace my conditioner..or do i still have to use my regular conditioner. thanx
Hey guy
got a huge problem i wanna join the fca the irish reserve defence forces but the problem is i'll have to get my hair cut what are your ideas
i have a real thing about men with long hair. i'm not talking girly straightened hair or hair to the waist but proper rock star hair like steven tyler in the late '70s or jon bon jovi in the'80s. very helpful if long hair is accessorised with a leather jacket and tattoos.
is it just me or lately do men with long hair seek perfect shine and condition?? theres nothing rebelious about it any more. i for one would not date a guy whos hair was in better condition than mine!!
i think, in my humble opinion, that long hair should give the impression that a man has just stepped of stage or off a harley.
At first my hair was big and poofy and it had calmed down for the most part then, as it had almost covered my ears the flips in my hair looked alright with flips just at the end of my hair and the rest being relatively straight. But now that i have an extra inch and it fully covers my ears 90% of the time my hair has been impssible to control and the rest has gotten more wavy especially the the bangs and the sides the flips are impossible too the only way i can control them is by wearing my hat then going to sleep and when i wake up its usually straighter. is there anything i can do to help them look better sry if this doesnt make sense .
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How important is it that the brands of your shampoo and conditioner match up?
(About to use matching Treseme shampoo and conditioner after I finish other crap... not much left)
Hey guys!
Does anyone else notice this but I have found that whenever I change shampoo after using the same one for a bit my hair seems to go much better (flatter and more sleek/shiny) and then gradually it will go back to having little flyaway bits all over the place. It doesn't seem to matter what shampoo I use - I think I'll have found the solution and then after a couple of weeks or so it will go back to having these little bits sticking out and my ponytail gets bushy. Next time I change shampoo to something else the same happens again - it'll be alright for a while and then it will gradually go bushy again until I next change.
I have heard various things about leave in conditioners - can anyone advise on these? Do they make your hair feel greasy and has anyone noticed any adverse skin reactions/scalp problems?
I also find that if it rains and I then comb my hair and tie it back, by the time it's dry it looks wonderful.
Thanks guys
Yeah, sorry to say I was sad enough to post my picture on that site... I get really 'looks' paranoid. Mostly due to my skin, but also due to general insecurity.
I guess I just wanted to know what people really thought. I put on 2 pictures - one with short hair and a current one, to see which way people think I look better.
I'm not going to change either way, but I was curious.
My question concerns the ratings I was given. I got a range of votes - people clicked on all the numbers from 1-10... but how is it that one person looks at you and thinks you're ugly as sin, whereas someone else looks at you and thinks you're... well... hot?
Guess it hasn't really made me feel better or worse. People just confuse me.
wolfeyes
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hey every1
I've attached a pic of the hairstyle I want
(yes it is one of the hanson brothers lol)
but how would i make my hair look like that. its the same color but right now my hair isnt even an inch long.
Hi i know it sounds stupid but i think i am addicted to them because i can almost get it in a full one and it is just so easy and now sometimes it feels weried round my face !!
you know the feeling. So i dont know what i am going to do at school because i am on summer holiday now and i dont want to put it up because somone will probley chop it off you know what kids are like all evil !!!
comments welcome.
Here's a pic with higher resolution. Comments are welcome.
I suggest we think back on some movies in which men (both good guys and bad) have nice heads of hair.
I start us off.
1. The Highlander movies. True, some of them had crazy do's, but Chris Lambert and Sean Connery had some really great hair in those movies. (Connery's was much much longer in number 2)
By the way, Lambert has a really big forehead and he doesn't let that bother him.
2. Interview with the Vampire. Brad Pitt, Tom Cruise and Antonio Banderes all had great manes in that one.
Also, here at Sandhills College, I have begun to notice I'm not the only longhair walking around...
Some of the guys actually have great long hair!
http://vipermation.krashanimations.com/me8.jpg
i allready got long hair comments on my second day of school today, some of my friends think it looks really cool, but one of em just laughed when he saw me, and the other just introduced me to his friend and then said "and he grew his hair out". My bio i passed by my old bio teacher, i didn't look at him but in the corner of my eye i saw him look back and look at me. No one ever saw me with this hair length and im trying to get the kurt cobain look.
what do you guys think?
I watch tennis from time to time and I recently noticed that more and more players have long hair, I think thats awspome!! I especially like Tommy Haas, here is a great pic:
http://www.tommyhaas.com/php/einzelbild.php?picName=/media/bilder/Haas_poster.jpg
Thanks for introducing me to Extol the other day, I love their music, but since then I've been introduced to an even heavier metal band. Remember I said that the song Ember was the heaviest I've ever heared? Well I've been introduced to a band called Agoraphobic Nosebleed, and I doubt there's anything heavier than those. They are insane!! I recommend you give them a listen, the album Frozen corpse stuffed with Dope. I think the band comes under Gridcore. Check them out. Maybe you've heared of them before?
Warning to everyone else, if you are easily offended, don't check them out. I'm not keen on their lyrics, but their music is of a sort I've never heared before and rather enjoy.
Here is the August progress, I always come out in all my pictures like I smoked a barrel of reefer, but its cuz I take these after work. Well keep the comments coming.
http://img27.photobucket.com/albums/v80/BlindPanzer/
Fourth message in a row. I'm a bad boy!
I always tried to grow long hair. It would only get so long before mom would make me cut it. She said it looked bad. Of course when I was young I didn't know how to take good care of it.
Finally, in June 2002 at the age of 17, I made my mom sign a contract stating that she would never make me cut my hair again. She was pissed, but she complied. My hair was like 1-1/2 inches in the back and sides and about 3 at the top. I'll try to get pictures. After about 10 months, my hair was growing along good. I could even tie the back and sides in a tail when it was wet. At that time I didn't even pay attention to my hairline on my neck.
But some people told me that hair grows better if you trim it. So stupid me, I take a pair of scissors and cut off like 2 inches from my bangs and I don't even know what I did to the very back. Next thing you know, my bangs are nose-length and the sides are longer than the back! Oh No!
I hated it! But I let it grow and evened it out myself, using better application of mirrors. It was now looking better, but much shorter than it could have been. I wanted to kill above stated people!
Then I get the wack idea that shaving my neck hair will help make my acne on my neck better. So I lather it up and take my Mach 3 to it. STUPID!!! Next thing you know, my hairline stops in the middle of my EARS!!! Kind of like a half-undercut.
AAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!
It was a nighmare! Then my hair got a lot longer and it was cool again. Awfully top-heavy feeling, but cool. Then I cut 3-1/2 inches off the back, sides, and bangs because my little neice was forced into a waist-up-to-mid back-haircut!
It wasn't all bad though. I figured that would give the lower layers of hair time to catch up with the higher layers, which were much longer, and that's just not the way nature intended it to be! And it got to where it looked about where my hair is in my corner picture up there. But then I buzzed my neck hair again because it just felt too damn fuzzy.
Now I have signed my own contract to just LEAVE IT THE HELL ALONE for a year. After that I'll see how my lower layers are doing. I realize that some of the neck hair will never get really long, but most of it will. You have to consider how much hair I cut off!
Now my hair is about 10-12 inches long to a little further than halfway down my head. The rest of the way down and on the neck, the hairs are anywhere from 3/4 inch to 4 inches. So, thanks for hearing me and I'll try to get pictures!
Ivix
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Hi everyone. It's been a couple of months since I posted an update so I thought I'd better get round to it.
Since the last update, I've reached another milestone. I've found that if I stare straight up at the sky, contort my arm up my back, stand on one leg and shout "no-one expects the Spanish Inquisition" at the top of my voice, I can get hold of the back of my hair. Wow, you're all saying, is this man deranged or what??? lol
Anyway, as you can probably see from the pic, the ends are starting to look a bit messy so I was thinking about a maintenance trim. No more than 1/2" to tidy them up.
What do you all think? Put up with the untidy ends (though not split ends) or take the plunge and get the trim?
Comments welcome
Monkeyhanger
A friend told me about a photoshoot featuring Resonance that was posted on this site sometime ago...anyone have those pictures? How about posting them again on this site. Thanx.
I tried the hot oil treatment because I had heard such great things about it. It seems to have the opposite effect than I hoped. My hair seems very dry and looks like I've been rolling around in the haystack. My hair has never looked this bad, oh.. and I'm in the worst part of the akward stage. I know I know, HANG IN THERE.. I'm just venting..
Mac
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Here's a photo taken just last week ... hair growth is at about 2 years following a skinned high n' tight ... was at almost mid-back before that big mistake.
I really like the beard and am going to grow it longer. Any opinions on beards without the mustache? I tried it ... kinda liked it ... but think I like the full beard better for myself.
Karsten
Sorry for 3 messages in a row. Boy, get with it guys!
Anyway...
Am I the only one who thinks that Wolfeyes' "awkward stage" isn't awkward at all?
Believe it or not, I shared in this. My awkward stage was actually enjoyable as well (my favorite was when the hair was just getting past the neck and the bangs were down to my jawline). Wolfeyes has some great hair and I can't wait to see what it will look like as it gets longer.
Absalom's hair is so long! How long has it been growing, man? I love the color, the length, the texture. His hair is cool. And the beard actually sets it off too. Absalom is just a sly looking dude! Incidently, he seemed to spend a good portion of time with Bill. Can you tell me what happened to Bill? I haven't seen much of him lately.
Victor has great red hair and an awesome beard as well, but I don't hear from him anymore either...
Michael Odle's hair is so silky smooth and even. His hair really suits his artistically inclined personality.
How can I forget Sorted. This man has one great head of hair. And his ponytail is awe-inspiring. And it's blonde. I think more blonde/redheaded guys should grow long hair. Most of the longhaired guys are dark haired guys as well. And he takes such great care of it. And he is so proud of his hair. If anyone messed his hair up, I would break their neck with my bare hands!
And there are others as well. This site is full of men (and women) with truly spirited hair. I look to you guys not only for inspiration, but as friends as well. Keep up the great work guys!
Ivix
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I am gonna post a couple of pictures (if this works) of some cool haired video game characters. Here goes number one:
Henry Oakley
Hello folks,
Can anyone recommend a gentle anti-dandruff shampoo? I'm at the stage where my hair gets so dry and damaged from using shampoos that I only shampoo once a week, but using a cleansing conditioner everyday. Even after that, my hair is still a bit on the rough side. Any good recommendations for an anti-dandruff that doesn't dry out your hair too much? I have a bottle of Selsun Blue 2-in-1, but that turns my hair into a crisp.
Thanks!
There have been a number of messages recently saying "you look like a wizard":
Josh said it about me, Sorted said it about Chris, and now somebody just said it about Absolom.
What is it about us that makes people think that?
Is it the combination of both beard and facial hair? Given that, do Victor, Rokker and Gollan also look like wizards?
And what is required to look like a "professor"? Perhaps it is the presense of gray in the hair and/or beard?
I heard this comparison so many times I'm really curious what elements make people think this
I couldn't do anything else. My hair actually isn't that much different, I only got my ends trimmed and had all of the gummy hair gently sheared off. It was definitely for the best. I'll post a pic sometime today. For those who don't know me, I put a chemical straightener in my hair and my hair is bleached...bad decision eh? Anyway I got it trimmed and then deep conditioned, it's almost like I never put chemical junk in my hair! I'm still going to get my hair deep conditioned every week and trim off my bleached parts every three months. I think the only progress I'll make is growing out my natural color. But I'm still going to come on here and chat with my fellow longhairs, lol. You guys are really cool and I love chatting with you. Peace! ~Blonde~
I'm just curious when I should know I'm done with it.
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Here it is, my hair fresh out of the shower.
Hey everyone.
Went out last night for the first time in a long time with a few shorthaired friends to a bar which is dominantly shorthair. It was pretty packed so there was a lot of people squeezing past people.
At one point... after many many beers, I felt a pair of breasts pressing into my back and assumed it was someone trying to move past me, so I moved my stool forward. But the breasts just came with me. My friends were starting to look past me, so I looked back and this girl was just looking at my hair.
She said she thought it was sexy and could she touch it lol...
Man it was so embarrassing - I don't think I'll be able to sit with my back to a crowd again. But at the same time it's nice to have recieved a compliment from a stranger.
Funny thing was, she and her friend then came and sat with us, and I think one of my friends exchanged numbers with her, which is cool cos I've been looking for a woman for him and she seemed quite nice.
Anyway, not that exciting but just thought I'd share - there are women who think we're all damn sexy lol
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hey all,
im looking for opinions. i have recently come across those comb head bands things , that girls use to push back there hair. i actually thought they looked like a good idea for the akward stage and purchased one. im using it and i love the look it gives my hair. i was wondering what u guys thought of it? i feel men should be able to wear them to. do u guys agree or have u ever tried? please give me some imput on this.
thanks,
krazie dave
My Mom wants me to cut all of my bleached hair off and leave just the length my roots have grown out to be left. I know she means well but my feelings were sort of hurt when she implied I'm not too attractive looking to other girls with my long hair. I'm too attached to my long hair and want to keep it. Please help.
Thanks! ~Blonde~ =)
Folks,
On another bulletin board, I have participated in a survey that allows you to tell people what you like, what your interests are, etc. On that other board, there was a tremendous amount of participation. It seems people that share a like interest, are very, very interested in finding out what else they have in common with their fellow board members. Below is that same survey, adapted for this forum:
The survey questions:
1) Where are you located?
2) How old?
3) Marital status/partnership/kids/grandkids?
4) Profession?
5) Current hair style/color/etc ?
6) Current hair goal (if any)?
7) How long with longhair?
8) Hobbies/Pasttimes
9) Favorite TV show
10) Favorite Music/Band
11) Currently reading
12) If I could take a vacation/trip anywhere (or when), I'd go to:
My answers:
1.) Chicago IL
2.) 49. Yeah, I still don't believe it. (Did anyone see where my life went?)
3.) Partnered. No kids, but certainly a definite possibility
4.) Facilitator/Analyst. I work for a software firm and my primary responsibility is to do data-specific (i.e. database) analysis. However, as a trained facilitator, I am often involved in other meeting topics
5.) Salt and pepper hair, fairly straight, falls to approximately mid-back. Am still in the process of getting all the layers out. Refer to the picture I posted 2 weeks ago celebrating my 3-year mark
6.) No goal just trying to find ways to live with this thick forest that grows from my head
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7.) 3 years
8.) Im a dancesport hobbyist. I do ballroom, Latin, and even some Country/Western couples dancing. Although I have competed, I prefer to do exhibition dancing. I do both pro-am as well has have a new amateur partner. In addition to dance (which eats up a lot of time and money), I also love to travel, bike, and read sci-fi and fantasy
9.) Not watching as much TV these days (Damn! I miss Farscape!!!). Mostly reruns of CSI and Law and Order
10.) I listen to a huge variety of music (except for [c]Rap and Reggae) I dont have a favorite group at the moment, but my all time favorite band has been the Moody Blues (yeah, yeah, dont tell me, youve never heard of them
)
11.) Fordors guide to Scotland planning a trip there next month
12.) Tuscany I want to see the country of my roots
Looking forward to your answers! - William
well after looking at your nifty website with progress pictures, i saw your august 2001, i think it was..
and right away when i saw it, i was like "whoa!".. you have a striking resembelance to Mr Angelino(Jack's Boss type guy for his restuaraunt) On Threes Company..
to me this is a compliment, he has a nice beard haha..
haha i just found it funny for me
I dunno about everyone else, but does anyone else find long hair really hot in the summer. At the moment, I'm just not comfortable unless its tied back in a ponytail.
Having longhair is like wearing a wooly hat in summer... scorching!!
Anyone else find the same? Any significant difference between shoulder length and longer hair?
I took a shower and while my hair was wet I started running my hands through my hair and I was going pretty hard and I caught a snag and I could swear I heard it rip. Not only that it hurt like hell also. This wont cause anything too bad will it? :/
Ok I haven't really been posting progress, but here a few pics:
This is circa january after a maintnance trim:
http://www.hornymonkey.com/other/john.JPG
(note; my avatar image is before the trim)
here is where I am NOW:
http://www.hornymonkey.com/other/jmfalmarin.JPG
It's finally just beginning to lay down and relax which makes me HAPPY! :D Pulled straight it is down to my mouth. Im so glad that I'm past a bulk of the afro phase.
GOAL: unsure... thinking about just shoulders or even a bit shorter for now.
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Yeah umm I like my long hair a lot but I think I am gonna have to cut it short real soon cause I've taken enough crap about it. I figure I'll cut it and then grow it out again for college (I'm a senior in high school this yr) Whada you guys think? Even though I know everyone here is so pro-longhair...
Hello again.
This is my new problem. I have curly hair (although it is straighter in my pic), and is to the point where it covers my eyes and my nose. I just need some styling ideas for the front. When I straighten it, try to get the so called mcarches, but I have no clue what do to with curly hair.
Just part it?
Well, then I just get a very flat top with poofy sides and it doesn't look good to me.
Website links? Advice?
Maybe its just me, but I find that my hair is actually easier to maintain when I wear it down instead of in a ponytail, because when i put it up in a ponytail it looks good for about 5 minutes, and then an hour later I look like I havent washed it in weeks because of hairs coming out, etc. but then I take it out of the ponytail, fluff it out and it looks good again for the whole day. Is that uncommon?
Hi there guys I just want to ask a question.I have short hair around 5cm the front so I have a long way in front of me.I considered many times to leave long hair you know like Mick Jagger at his youth or to understand better like Jim Morisson.The reason it kept me back from doing this was that after being a little long they become a little mess.Also my mother and my sister(I am 18 years old) say that I won't look good,and my mother says especially that I won't look good beacuse I have big facial characteristics.Smaller grom jagger of course but they are.Now I leave them long again with the thought that in the 99% of people look great with long hair or at least not worst than they were in the past.So beacuse University await's me in one month and I don't won't to look like idiot in girls for long I want to ask how can I understan if I look nice with long hair.It depends from face shape?I don't know.I can stand the time it needs to go through the idiot phase when all your hear is up etc.but I want to know from which things can you understand if it will fit you nice or not.Thanks
I used to have shoulder to mid back length hair for years until about 10 years ago when I got a buzzcut. Eventually I shaved my head and have been bald for a while. I'm 42 and at this point, many would just stay bald. My hair is graying and receding and most men keep the same hairstyle once they reach a certain age. If I let my hair grow long again, it certainly would be different this time. It would be receded in the front, thinning on top, and graying. But, I do have a major desire to let it grow. Just curious if anyone on the board has experienced this and would you become a longhair again or would you leave it in the past and stay bald?
Hi guys, I'm back after a while. I've been working a lot lately......
Anyway, although in the past I didn't think I would get a trim until my hair was already very long (it's only a little past my chin now, after 13 months of growing), I've found a hairdresser who might be good for a trim, and I'm ONLY saying that because I was recommended her by another long-haired guy. This guy said that once when he got a horrible "trim" by someone else, he went to this recommended hairstylist and she helped him fix it. Since then, he's gone back, as she's a good communicator, i.e. only taking off what you want, and now more.
I'm not getting all "pro-trimming" now, it's just that my hair in the very back, a little past my neck, is thinning out a lot, and I can sacrifice half an inch or an inch there, because this part would still be able to get into a pony-tail, it's the hair in the front that goes a little past my chin, which still needs to catch up, and I won't get anything cut there. Thus, given the above, is there anything I should say specifically, other than "no layering, no blunt cutting (or whatever's it's called)"?
I'm going to try her "deep conditioning treatment" and the trimming part will just be a little bit in the back....
Hey Nichol! I haven't seen you about for a while. How's the hair coming along? I tried checking out your progress pics folder but a NTL page shows up. I hope chopping your hair off has paid off so far.
Matt
hey all, just got a bunch of new pics up,
i dyed my hair Blonde. i'd really like some feedback on what you all think
go to my site and click on the Long Hair page to see the picture of me blonde
i know natural is better but i'm going VERY grey
also kinda off-topic, but since there are a lot of musicians here, i posted some pics of me playing as well as a few of my guitars on the site also (on the music page)
...and since Sorted asked for it (double entendre not necessarily intented) here is another photo from last week - this time from the back (or the back side - I was holding the camera myself.)
I'm getting some funky color tomorrow - I'll try to get more photos then.
Chris
PS - sorry again for the size.
If so, we should form some sort of coalition. Must make sure the Socialist Workers' Party don't take it over though because that's what they do with other left groups.
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Hello all these are my progress pics For six months i've been reading this board for advice and now i will finally post
I didn't wear ponytails a lot, but now in summer I use this style.
My hair is about shoulders-length.
Do U think it's better a high tail or a low one? Pictures?
Thnks a lot.
Dani
Sorry I haven't been on in a longtime. My internet is off, and I am on my mom's computer. I will try to get my internet back asap, but for right now I will be working on finishing some of my novels.
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
Absalom you have the coolest hair
you look like a wizard
my hair :( wont grow longer than mid back
keep growing it see if it reaches your ankles
Stephstar:)
I found this link on the net from a website and I thought it might be interesting to know some of the how-to's when it comes to braiding...I can do two types braiding, the normal braid and the french braid.
Up intil today i had pretty long hair. it was proabably about 6 inches and growing. my parents were making me get it cut and to prove a point i got sissors and cut my bangs really short out of frustration. its only a little chunk but their only like 1/2 an inch. so i went to the hair cutting place and they did their best and i hate it. i know i got what i derserve lol. but neway its like 4 inches now and i have to side part it to cover it up. i am just going to get a buzz and start fresh.
Can you guys recommend a digital camera that can take good pictures but not cost a fortune. Im not really looking for anything fancy, thanks.
It seems like I have to tie my hair back waaayyy over to the right just to get it center in the back of my head.
Anyone else have this problem?
Also, when it gets longer can I tie it lower? And how does that feel?
Yes I realize that if I would have left it alone it would be to mid back by now, I'm retarded. No more cutting, though!
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Everyone is sharing their music abilities, thought I would to.
Classical Guitar, Flamenco
Mac
We all know that mullets are out of style and unattractive. The one thing that's even more unattractive is a reverse mullet. I'm referring to the tendency of those in the awkward stages to cut their hair short in the back and let it grow in the front. This is of course the exact oppposite of a mullet, where the hair is cut short in the front and allowed to grow in the back. It looks silly either way, but if you're going to have a mullet atleast do the standard short in the front/long in the back mullet. Whatever you do don't get a short in the back/long in the front mullet.
Yeah this quite off topic, but hey just curious. I just recently got into their music thanks to my world studies teacher who was a big fan of theres back in college. Does anyone here enjoy blasting "Debaser" or "Broken Face" just to name a few? Yeah this doesn't relate to long hair much, but I think I've become addicted to the song "Gigantic!" HHeellppp Me j/k!!! Feel free to praise The Pixes...(note this will be my last OT about rock music for a long time, since Long Hair is the permanent main topic discussed here.)
Hi guys. I'm just wondering if you guys ever go out and strut your stuff HOPING to get a compliment or two?
I was walking back to my dorm from a meeting today and I let me hair down and did a Charlie's Angels type hair flip along the way. Then these two girls walking behind me said some really nice things 'bout my hair (actually so nice that I've made up my mind to let me hair down more from now on) and remarked that I was really 'flaunting it' by walking in front of them with a 'swish-swish' action in my hair (whatever the hell that is...).
Although I DEFINITELY didn't do it on purpose, I'm starting to think that the 'swish-swish' thing might be true. When I let my hair down, I do walk with a little more lilt than usual and might toss my head more than necessary...
Any of you guys do this? Is this weird?
Love,
Kiat T.
Hey, I was wondering are you going to post any more photo's of your magificent sounding hair? I'd love to see an update! I've only seen one of you, on Sherri's site?
Are their any computer programmers on this board? This is what I am majoring in for my first two years of college.
I'm learning about AS/400 and C++ and I have a pretty solid handle on it but does anyone else have a slight clue as to what it is?
I know Bill and Sorted mess around with computers and I know Victor is a programmer and invented the board (By the way, I get the feeling Victor doesn't like me much, and I idolize him. Believe it or not we have many things in common. I also am a writer, photogropher, drawer, painter, and play billiards or "pool" as we call it here in the states)
Hi guys, my hair is at about 10-11 months now and its getting long but the thing is; it doesnt go straight down. It just wraps around itself making curly locks. When I wake up in the morning its so wavy and curled up, I cant even brush through with a comb. I have to dunk my head in water and towel dry. After I do that it hangs down past my nose and can go into my mouth. Is there anyway I can keep it that way using something?
I found an article about a long time problem of forced hair cuts and other abuse and torture in schools not in Iraq but here in the USA. They allege that it's been going on for a long time. I thought things like this were getting better, but it isn't. I strongly recommend that every parent do homeschool or put their kids in private school, vote for tax cuts and try to get the US government completely out of the business of "educating" children.
This is an article that I think was from an AP news source. Other articles may be found by searching newspapers in the San Francisco bay area of California, especially the Fremont area.
Article Last Updated: Sunday, August 15, 2004 - 3:51:17 AM PST
Swim coach fired after team hazings
Athletic director also gone following misconduct on high school squad
By Grace Rauh, STAFF WRITER
FREMONT -- Mission San Jose High School's athletic director and the swim team coach were fired Thursday following reports of hazing on the boys varsity team.
Athletic Director Tom Thomsen, who has taught and coached at Mission San Jose for 20 years, will continue in that capacity until Oct. 1. Thomsen also serves as the North Coast wrestling representative to the California Interscholastic Federation, a statewide body that oversees school athletics.
Mark Lawrence, who coached the varsity boys swim team and the boys and girls water polo team, also was fired, effective immediately.
"I'm disappointed and upset that it came to this," Thomsen said Friday. "Obviously it had to do with the (hazing) incident that took place this year. But as far as reasons why (I was fired), I'm not sure."
In May, a swim team member had his head shaved against his will, an act that Principal Stuart Kew labeled hazing.
The incident led to an ANG Newspapers article that chronicled swim team hazing traditions spanning at least a decade. Various hazing tactics have been used, including urinating on teammates, stuffing their heads into toilets, restraining them with duct tape, handcuffing them and shaving their heads by force, former swim team members and parents said.
Concerned parents contacted school officials following the May incident to say the hazing needed to be stopped. Parents also said the hazing has persisted for so long because of a "boys-will-be-boys" attitude at the school.
Lucy Suryoutomo, whose three children swam for Mission San Jose teams, pressed the school board to take action. In July, board members called for an investigation.
Suryoutomo said the firing of Thomsen and Lawrence sends a strong message.
"To really stop (hazing), the attitude has to be changed. This is representing a change of attitude (from the district) that this is unacceptable behavior and there are consequences that go along with it," she said.
Thomsen said he never was contacted by the district superintendent or board members.
Superintendent John Rieckewald would not comment on Thomsen's termination.
"I can't talk about personnel issues," he said. "We certainly don't communicate about personnel issues in the newspaper."
Lawrence swam for Mission San Jose in the 1990s and has coached the team for two years. In June, he acknowledged that hazing had taken place on the team since the early 90s. Lawrence previously said he had not witnessed any hazing during his tenure as coach.
Lawrence did not return a phone call for comment Friday.
One former team member was upset both were fired.
"We shaved some kid's head, and now coaches got fired for it," said Davin Fan, the 2003-2004 varsity swim team captain. "I think it's really unfortunate."
Fan said the head-shaving incident was blown out of proportion. In the past there was more violent and aggressive hazing, but that had stopped, Fan said.
"Before, (team members) would beat up kids and throw them against the walls and stuff like that. And really, that hasn't happened when I was captain," he said.
Water polo practice is scheduled to begin Aug. 23. A new coach has not been hired, and it is unclear if practices will begin as planned, Thomsen said.
The head-shaving incident, which took place at a private home, was the first time hazing had been brought to Thomsen's attention since he was named athletic director in 1999, he said.
While he was a wrestling coach and physical education teacher, Thomsen said he heard about swim team members urinating on each other, he said.
"Everyone had heard about the Austin Wu thing," he said, referring to the first-year swimmer who fought back when a senior tried to urinate on him in 1997. Wu said the altercation left him with three fractured front teeth and cuts on his lips.
"I think that I'm being the scapegoat for things in the past that I'm not in control over," Thomsen said.
Hi guys...I've been growing my hair a few months now. At the moment I have a real 60s Beatles thing going on...looks total shite.
I have really thin hair..is that good for growing long? And also, will my hair naturally go into a middle parting when it starts to grow longer. right now its all down near my eyes and pissing me off. Oh...and I have a cows lick in my hair...that wont effect anything will it? lol...
Thanks!
B.L.
Well yesterday I washed my hair, but I used a little more shampoo then normal, which tends to dry it out a bit, but then on top of that I ran out of my leave in(infusium) so I couldnt tame it as well, and today we got A LOT of rain here, so now my hairs all fluffed out and frizzed and it looks hideous! Its one of those things that just makes me want to laugh and scream in anger at the same time!
Im hoping that maybe venting will help a little, DAMMIT, LOL!
I'm interviewing at a fast food resteraunt. Anybody have any ideas what I should do with my hair to make myself look proffesional, even though it is a low pay job, I need anything I can get. Should I gel my hair back so It doesn't look so long, or just part it in the middle and go. I have seen many long hair's work at fast food resteraunts so I hope I get the job.
i have poofy thick wavy hair and it is horrible im trying to grow it out it looks like an afro kind of thing right now and im wondering if it is just gonna keepgrowing up and poofier i need help. i wish i had thin unpoofy straight hair genetics suck
Howdi. Can anyone direct me to pictures of men who are thinning/bald, but have long hair? Or indeed, is there any members here who have photos of their own thinning hair? I remember a poster some weeks ago who provided a link to a photo album of his hairpiece, what was the URL?
The reason I am asking is so I can see some examples of options I have if I were lose hair myself. I am not worried about frontal loss, but heavy loss at the crown would seriously hamper any chances of covering it up, not to mention a totally shiny top!
Here is a guy involved in wrestling called Jim Mitchell, I love his hair! I couldn't find any decent photos of his hair, so these will have to suffice:
He has great, thick hair that in my opinion is in fact aided by the frontal recession. It looks alot better when you see him on TV, as I'm sure some of the wrestling/TNA fans on here will attest to.
Matt.
I caught an episode of HGTV's "Clean Sweep" the other night. The homeowners were a couple in their late 2os/early 30s. The husband had a nearly waiste-length sandy blonde ponytail. Some people might say he has a mullet, because the front and sides were cut like a early Beatles' hairstyle. In the second half of the show (the next day) he had his hair parted in the middle and combed back somewhat. It looked very good to me. Always a pleasure to see a middle class suburban husband/father with long hair.
i have poofy thick wavy hair and it is horrible im trying to grow it out it looks like an afro kind of thing right now and im wondering if it is just gonna keepgrowing up and poofier i need help. i wish i had thin unpoofy straight hair genetics suck
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I was just foolin around in the bathroom until I really wanted to see what my ponytail looks like completely. So I put it in and with a 2nd mirror I looked at it and it looked awfully like some small leaves on a pineapple!
I'm like "damn! That's what it looks like?"
Anybody else experience something like this or see odd ponytails?
This year in school I plan on taking TV Production for my Junior year along with a friend of mine (who is also a longhair) and we both are planning a Martial Arts film for our school's Film Festival. There may not be a story to it, just demonstrations and choreographed fights with other martial artists in our school all over the the place (Tennis Court, Football Field, Parking Lot, etc) and I've been training a lot over the summer.
This site is the reference I use for some of the tricks I try to do. I can do the Butterfly Twist without the twist (It's the same as an aerial off at an angle), a 360 hook/crescent, 360 roundouse
www.trickstutorials.com
Soooooooooo any idea's for a title?
Well i'm an American who only knows 1 langugae fluently. I would like to know why in English speaking countries they only get taught 1 language. In Europe kids must learn at least a 2nd and in most case even a third. When I was in high school in Michigan, to graduate you needed 0 foreign language credits this is a shame, and most colleges don't really teach you how to speak the language, My mom has a BA in French and Spanish, and she can't speak French worth crap, and she isn't totally fluent in spanish. There are many times where I wish I was taught spanish or german and French.
So people from other countries and Americans, Tell us the reason why Americans generally only know 1 language, besides people of immigrants.
Greetings:
I think I've mentioned this guy here a couple of times, but multiple Latin Grammy-winner Juanes is back with a new single, an impending new album and an incredible new hairstyle. Actually, my hair is close to his length, but it looks nowhere near as great as his. Regardless, his new single is pretty darn good too.
Cheers,
Jeremy
http://www.gametrailers.com/gt_vault/t_finalfantasy7_ac_e3_2k4_kikizo.html
Pay attention to seperioth at the end
Does anyone else here find that when they use too much conditioner that it seems to build up a lot fatser? Recently I've felt like my hair is getting really heavy and gunky, and it may be because I use too much conditioner. Even on days when I just rinse with water, it seems a bit heavy and not as free as it should be. Could using excessive amounts of conditioner be a cause for this? I'm thinking maybe less is more.
I have found this fantastick new shampoo called
TRESemme shampoo and contitioner
It is well nice it makes my hair really smooth and shiny I think it is brand new !!
Give it a try....
You somewhat surprise me when you put this in the 'Who am I Entry.
Same style and length as Citizen Kane's, and that involves trimming unfortunately<, or Sorted's
Almost 8 1/2 months
Have you given up the Citizen Cain idea yet? Trimming your hair seems a bit of a sacrifice so soon. Sorted's on the other hand...
There are many stereotypes that go along with lonh hairs, but some people (especially the young generation) seem to think that all long hairs are compulsory HardRock/HeavyMetal lovers.
Even in "RUGRATS", the parents had a comment about the guy with spectacles having long hair:
"If he had long hair, he`d be a Hard Rock musician"
How many of you out there have no relation whatsoever with the guitar, Rock and Metal??
Is it true you should only condition the length of your hair and not the scalp and top?
i posted this before but no one seemed to answer.
sometimes aftwer i shower and my hair is dry, i feel the side of my hair and it is very hard and stiff, not like gel is in the hiar but like it hasnt fully dryed. i don't feel wetness though.
how can i fix this?
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described as 'plum'. It's only a temp color so should wash out in 28 shampoos. Fun to try something different...
My hair is still very short...it's roughly 1" top/sides and .5" bottom-back. I'd like to start doing right now so down the road it just becomse habit. I've read here and elsewhere about just conditioning instead of shampooing and would like to know what you guys use for this. I know everyone's hair is different but are there any agreed upon "best" ones? Any and all opinions appreciated.
I'm starting college at Sandhills Community College tommorrow. I'm excited, to say the least. Soon I'll have a job and a vehicle and a liscense and.. ohh (gets chill bumps). Some time soon I'll be able to escape the Hell and start having FUN again.
Note that there is a difference in enjoying yourself and having fun. I enjoy myself just by being me, but I havn't actually HAD FUN in a long time. Maybe soon I'll meet that special someone.
Oh, but to tie it into the subject, I may be able to get a job in the cafeteria. But if they tell me to cut my hair, I'll turn them down. That would mean I wouldn;t get $100 a week, but it's worth it to have long hair!
Peace guys!
Ivix
Greetings all. Quick question for anyone who can help me out here. My husband has beautiful, long hair. He claims he doesn't want to cut it, but he won't take care of it either. I've tried giving him hints, trimming the ends off and taking care of it myself, but I honestly don't have the time. (My hair is hip length as it is, it takes me forever to work on my hair.) Anything I can do to maybe scare him into taking care of it?
Thanks for any help...
Hello, this is my first time posting a message on this board, but I've actually read alot of posts beforehand. I have been growing my hair out for the past few months, and currently it looks like a bad 1970's poofing afro of gigantic proportions. I've tried greasing it down, and I've tried not shampooing my hair for a few days (in order to achieve the handsome greasy hobo style). The problem is my hair looks horrible no matter what way I style it. I have thick thick wavy hair that poofs out when not wet. This is my second attempt at growing out my hair, since I had cut it off previously when it got to this awkward stage. My parents dislike my hair at this point, they make fun of the flips in my hair and say I look wierd or funny. I also enjoy a cruddy goatee sometimes but it comes in really patchy and bad, my parents hate that too. Yet, now I am off to college, so I think I'll just continue growing it. The problem is I just got diagnosed with OCD and I realize that I constantly think about cutting my hair. I want a rock and roll type look, since I love grunge music, especially the Pixies and Pearl Jam.
So, in conclusion, could any of you guys give opinions of my current hair, perhaps tell me what I should do, I'm kinda undecided...Thanks I appologise if my post appears rambling
Hello, I just decided to start growing my hair back. I had it long during most of High School, but for graduation and college interviews my mom said I "had to cut it." I used to get compliments from my friends about it, and now I'm getting people asking why I decided to cut it! Agh! I loved my hair when it was long, it's a wavy blond hair that looks good long. I've got a long face to, so having my hair long tends to widen my face which is good. When it's short it gets really frizzy and curly, I hate it.
Anyway, let this serve as a warning to you, don't let them cut it!
Oh yeah, does anyone have any advice on hair vitamins or anything to speed up the growth?
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Greetings to everyone... I've been attending this message board for about 2 years but never actually decided to post a message (I guess I wasn't feeling confident about the length of my hair... :-) ). Anyway, here's a recent pic of my hair (excuse my goofy expression). I have been growing it for 23 months now (starting width was about half an inch). I use herbal essences shampoo and fructis split ends preventive lotion... any comments appreciated!
Hi everyone,
Q #1: A few days ago, I finally got round to buying a bandana, or a big square handkerchief, you know what I mean;)
Anyway, I followed Gollan's instructions on his website about how to tie a Bandana headband. (that's the style most appealing to me)
I'm having trouble with my bangs, as they are not long enough for a ponytail and the headband would keep them away from eyes, so I was wondering, where do the bangs sit when I put the bandana on? Are they meant to fall over the top of my bandana, by my forehead region? Or are they meant to be slicked back on the top of my head?
Q #2: Today I bought Aussie Miracle Hair Insurance for the first time, haven't used it yet, but I plan on using it sometime tonight. I noticed that it requires no other conditioner, and only 'Ausie Miracle moist shampoo' (which I have)
The bottle states, that I should towel dry my hair. Since starting to grow my hair out, a towel has not come close to my hair except when some shampoo burns my eyes, but anyway....Do I have to towel dry? I don't want to damage my hair, couldn't I just leave my hair to dry natually and then use it? Maybe they don't expect that some people have the time and care for their hair so much as to let their hair dry naturally?
Thanks for any help.
P.s To Justin: Finally, after searching high and low, my local Boots the chemist has just brought in the V05 Hot Oil Treatment :) I am going to SO try that tomorrow!!!
I'll be starting my new job at the University of Montana at the end of this month, and I'm happy to report I'll be doing so with long hair. I was worried about the interview; whether or not my hair would put them off. I can't say if it did or didn't for sure, but either way I managed to get them to look past my locks. So now we'll see if the students take their new teacher seriously. Probably not, but I'm not a serious teacher anyway so it'll all work out. Still, I'm a little worried about the fact I don't look or sound like a teacher...
I'm overweight and i feel that I'd look better if i lost weight. However, i don't want to lose any hair. I'm 19, so hairloss might not be so serious, but what should I do?
Here's a pic with me and my old car. I just put it up for sale today and I wanted to have my pic taken with it so I could always have it with me...I hope that doesn't sound cheesy to guys lol. I also got a new car a few weeks ago, it runs so much better than my old one! But I'm really going to miss it...It has been used a lot in the family, my older sister used it first when she was around my age and used it up until she got something newer around the year 01 or 02 and I finally got to drive it when I was 14. I'm 17 by the way =)
I never really considered before that the place where you live could affect your hair so much. Here in the UK we have hard water, which from what im reading leaves your hair dry and tangly, hence here we use heavy conditioners alot. However people with soft water have to use lighter conditioners as they dont rinse out as well... but soft water is better for your hair leaving it more shiny/bouncy/soft. I wish we had soft water here!! Also shampoo foams better in softwater, and not as good in hard water. You can apparently loose more hair with hard water too.
Hi everyone!
I have got a problem!My hair is about mid-back-lenght now and I just don't know how to sleep. Everytime I go to bed I worry, if the way my head lies is bad for my hair. If I put it in a pony tail I can't sleep and if not I have an ugly mop of tangles on my head the next morning. How do you sleep comfortable without damaging your hair?
And I have got an onther problem. My hair is bleaching. during this summer my haircolor has changed from nearly black to middle brown. What can I do against it? Is it nessecary to protect my hair?
Hope you can help me!
Thanks
MMMBOP
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Hi All,
Well my hair is growing nicely and the layers are "almost" gone....for the rest of the progress pics, you can look on my website...it will be updated monthly.
I'm very happy with it so far...and once again thanks for all the support and advice that I've gotten on here!
Best of luck to all of you growing your hair!
Thee Longhaired Gal
To everyone who uses/used Aussie 3MM:
I have the Deeeep formula of this brand and I was wondering, how often do you all use 3MM? Is it an every day thing, every other day, once a week, or how long? I just used it recently for the first time in a while and liked the results very much. Just wondered how often I should use it, as I fear it may be too heavy for everyday use.
Also, is it reccomended to always wash first when using this?
Hi there
I visited your website from the invite in the post further down the board and I'd just like to say that you have a fantastic head of hair. Some people hate the flip effect that happens when it reaches the length yours is (mine used to do it) but I think it looks cool. My hair is mid-back so it doesn't do that any more which I kinda miss.
Anyway, you've probably been asked this a million times before but what's your target length and what care procedures do you carry out to keep your mane looking so nice?
Thanks for sharing. I'm a musician too - you might be interested in my recording studio. I play keyboards and bass.
Way back in the spring of 2002 I decided I'd try to let my hair grow out a bit. Then I did a show and got it cut. But I tried again. Then I did another show and had to get the back cut way back (I was able to slick the rest back so it just looked shorter.) But I tried again. Then I did yet another show where I got the back trimmed just a tad but had the rest of it brought more in line with the back. At least now, I thought, it's less helmet-looking. I tried yet again. I grew impatient. Some of you may remember last summer, as soon as the show was over, and inspired by Hugh Jackman on the Tony Awards, I got extensions. Ugh. Nasty. You can't wash your hair and your scalp itches. I lasted about two weeks with them before I finally used half a bottle of conditioner and took them out in the shower. Eww. And of course, the stylist who put them in kept doing little trim things to make them blend in with my hair.
That was just before my birthday last year. I vowed "No more. Nothing for a year." My goal was to make it to my birthday this year. Well, that's coming up on Saturday, and for what it's worth, I haven't touched my hair (as far as cutting goes) in a year.
I'm frankly amazed. I really empathize with Sorted, using hair growth as a way to deal with OCD. I'm a chronic hair-messer-wither. It astounds me that I've made it a year without doing anything to my hair. No cuts, no color, no nothing. Not even much styling. Oh, I've wanted to. I've tried. But somehow, I've done it.
So now, my reward is that I'm allowing myself the luxury of getting these crappy split ends cut, and maybe a nice color job. I've got a friend who has a salon, and he's been warned and warned that if I go visit him, he has to play by my rules. I believe he will. (If I didn't, I wouldn't go.) I like being able to pull my hair back into a ponytail (even if it still doesn't completely get caught in the band) although I've also been toying with the idea of getting the back cut back to the bottom of my collar (leaving the front long.) At the risk of inciting the wrath of the anti-"anti-mullet" brigade, I've always thought that was a great look (as worn by, say, Rupert Graves in "A Room With A View" and Steven Grayhm on the season opener of "Dead Like Me" a couple of weeks ago.) We'll see how it goes first with just getting the split ends trimmed.
I'll bring a camera and get some before and after pix. I've said before there's no point for me in having long hair if it's simply long and without any style. I almost prefer that shaggy, over-the-ears-and-collar thing to just Jesus-long hair. On some people it looks really good. Not on me. (It probably would if my hair would decide between straight or curly, rather than half and half.) And there's no guarantee that if I *do* have some of the curl cut off, that it won't just start curling higher up. It's going to be an experiment but at least I know I've been able to make it a year, and if I so decide, I could do it again.
Hope this isn't offending anyone. I just wanted to check in. :)
Chris
While my sweet boyfriend Bill is in the hospital for another few days I am still working on sorting out the hair issue. Friday before surgery I generously coconut oiled the length of his loosely curly and tangle prone hair. I tried to bun it but somehow it always blobs out somehow resisting the twist. The blob was secured with a ponytail elastic and ended up looking like a Navajo folded bun. It held enough to last the day but upon unwinding Saturday the hair had become a single curl that made combing the tangles out more difficult. Since a braid creates tangles all by itself on Bill I skipped that idea and left him in a still oiled ponytail Saturday night.
Today I arrived to find his hair loose and a little matted after the morning nurse had washed his hair and roughly combed it somewhat. I was impressed the "aloe based 2 in 1 bodywash and leave in shampoo" had somehow unoiled his hair and am still wondering how it works without rinsing the oil away. However, the hair condition was not laudable. Left unrestrained and without conditioner Bill's hair was quickly getting tangled from all the movement against the pillow, the oxygen tubes around the ears, and the gown tie on his neck.
After combing him carefully and hopefully getting a smidgeon of sebum scooting down I made a ponytail then tried the bun slightly more successfully. For the next few days I need better options if there are any for his sparse, quickly tapering hair as seen in my full avatar photo. I'd try a wolfeyes topknot (and even add a Katherine tiara to his utter embarassment since it is his birthday reign) but it is too wispy on top to anchor anything. Absalom bands are a possibility but they slip off the taper so fast and it really is the ends that need protection from going all scribbly.
Thanks for any assistance this esteemed company can provide!
Elizabeth, who gratefully acknowledges that since my Bill went in for open heart surgery and my biggest concern is his hair, things are really going great :-)))
Hey guys! Hope yer all okay!
Well, I was looking at the log of downloads from my site to check I wasnt exceeding my limit for yesterday and I noticed this coming up very frequently as a site linking to mine....
http://members5.boardhost.com/buzzboard/msg/29070.html
Someone on the buzzboard had linked to my pic, saying that it puts a chill through him! lol, read it and its actually quite sad how he was forced to cut off his hair :-( (which was apparently identical to mine!)
Feel free to take a look :-p
~Gaz
Ok, I've just returned from the beach and I'm sure serveral people here know what salt water does to hair after swimming in the ocean. BUT, what's strange is that my hair feels soft, not really sticky, and I have the same amount of tangles that I usually have. Let me mind you that I was out of the water a little over an hour ago. I did't take a shower yet, brush it or put anything in it. So any theories or ideas why this happened?
Thanx, later
Tonez
sometimes even though my hair is dryed, when i feel the side of it, it still feels wet, but not that my hands get wet. It just feels like its stuck together. what can i do to fix this.
sorry if it didn't make sense.
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My hair is currently short. I had it cut a month ago where I had it shaved. I had a one around the sides with a 4 on top.
Its now been a month and I've decided it'd be cool to grow it out for college, but I've always had my hair short so I have no experience of having long hair before.
I would like to grow it to about shoulder length, preferably to wear it loose. There are some cool influences in the public eye at the moment, so I'm kinda using their hair as an example. Here's a pic of a Russel Brand who's hair I like.
I want to grow mine similar to his guys hair - http://little-britain.toson.net/images/brand.jpg
Uploaded to is another cool pic of somebody with cool hair from the UK Big brov. I like his hair and he has good use of a bandana. Looks slick.
Any advice anybody can give me about growing my hair out, how long it will take etc or anything else useful you'd like to share with me.
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Figured I'd post another. BTW, anyone know whatever happened to Treyn? Haven't seen him in a long time.
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...Friday the 13th everyone! Well, I'm done taking the Bar exam now. Results will come out in November. So, I might just be one of very few long-haired attorneys. I posted a half-tail pic update. For some reason, my face came out very bright. Hope you all are doing well.
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Hey... well, another month has passed us by once again - though granted I had to post my July progress about halfway through July.
But here's the update :)
Can't wait to fit a ponytail - hair bothers my eyes and ears a good bit these days, hence the topknot post earlier.
Otherwise all is still well - condition is grand, and the greys aren't yet dominating :)
wolfeyes
ok... alot of you know me (atleast seen one or 2 posts from me in the past) anyway My mission from the begining of hair growth was to grow long enough for a pony tail... I dont know why, i just think it looks very good on guys (very proffesional and well kept) ..... Anyway. i know can get all of my hair into my pony tail so i am very happy.... Except Watching some shows i noticed... women seem to really dislike men who have pony tails........ Why? Anyway the commen question comes...... Will i be insulted badly becouse my hair is in a pony tail...... I mean i can defintly take my fair share of insults (through the year of growth, i towel dried my hair daily and it became very curly almsot afro-like...... as long as i dont towel dry/rub it... it falls into place, very nice wavy/curly hair) But i just really dont feel like geting mocked 24/7 for something i thought looked really cool
And the HUGE QUESTION........... You think anyone is going to try to snip it off or cut it with scissors.... you know like they move right at the base of the pony and simply cut
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Hi All,
It's been a while, check out my new progress pics for July & August on my website. Also there are some old photo's too now, good for a laugh. Here's a sample from August 2004!
Happy growing,
MattT.
Who watched the episode of Mr Bean, where he passes himself off as the hairdresser and by mistake, cuts the ponytail of a customer?
I've been reading this board for a while but haven't posted yet. I've been growing my hair for about 15 months but have noticed that over the past 2 months I have been losing a lot of hair. I have to clean my shower drain about every 4 or 5 days.
Hair loss does not run in my family and I have really thick hair, but my best friend is losing his hair rapidly and now it's got me thinking. A couple months ago I would only lose maybe 5-10 hairs in the shower, but now it seems closer to at least 30+. And seeing as how I never had to clean my shower drain before, I'm kind of worried. I'm talking huge clumps of hair. Oh, btw I'm 22 and my hair is just past my shoulders. I've read that it's possible to lose upwards of 100 hairs a day and that not being anything for concern, but what's been happening over the last 2 months has been such a drastic change from the rest of my life that it has me concerned.
Am I just going through some kind of shedding phase? Should I try a different shampoo and conditioner? I've always been under a lot of stress, but could that have anything to do with it?
Sorry for making this so long, but if anyone could give me any feedback or ease my concerns, that would be much appreciated.
any ideas or pics/styles/how to's on putting my hair up? its 3 years long and i ride a motorcycle just about everyday to class and it gets tangled up even in a pony tail.... so i was thinking having it tied up (like a samurai i guess???) when i put on my helmet, but i dunno how.
heres link to pics:
http://www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewPicture&friendID=1751767&friendName=RJ&Mytoken=20040815210239
opinions welcome , and thanks for any advice/tips!
Well I just wondered if I was the only one with this habit. But since I first decided to grow out my hair a while ago, and even now that it's having to go through the grow phase again, I find that every time I pass by a mirror, car window, television set, or any type of reflective surface, I just have to look in it to see how my hair is! Grrrr, I hate it, as it makes me feel quite vain. But it is a bad habit that I must break. Anyone else got this, or have a good way to get over it? I suppose just forcing myself not to look would be the best!
who likes the shampoo and conditioner "Thermasilk" To be honest, my hair truly reactes nicely to this stuff..... it gives my hair a very silky smooth feel... is anyone else fermiliar about this shampoo and have a opinion?
Hi the other day i got one of these samll sasheys from a magazine of shampoo and conditioner which was
TRESemme
has anayone tried it before?? , because it made my hair really silky and smooth it was well nice.
Hi everyone
a question,
so what i do is shampoo and condidion my hair and then to dry it i put it in a towl and then when it is nearly dry i take the towl off and it just seems really like weak and i cant have it roung my face so i put it up in a pony tale then when it dries in the pony tale and take it out it is ok and not weak??
help please
If you had the choice of having hair like any other two people ON THIS BOARD (please, keep it to people who post here, no Kurt Cobains or anything like that) who would you choose and why?
I'll start it off:
1)Hair Religion, because of it's smooth texture
2)Absolom, because if his incredible length
Hey guys, hope you're all well:-)
I have updated my site, with a new layout, some new sections - and perhaps more importantly to you - update pics!
I feel that my hair has grown a fair bit since my last proper update on the site, so please, feel free to have a nose!
I welcome feedback, both negative and positive :-)
If you have time check out the other pages - there is a new song on the guitar page and a crazy (dont ask- and no we werent drunk!) video on the downloads page!
Thanks,
~Gaz
my progress pics and more! D/L some stuff!
my progress pics and more! D/L some stuff!
my progress pics and more! D/L some stuff!
I will be attending a Ren. fair in Bristol, Wisconsin next weekend. I wonder what stlye hair would be both period and comfortable for the day's activities? My hair is curly and sits slightly on my shoulders. It is long enough to pull back in a pony tail.
I also have a full beard, though short. Any suggestions for that as well?
does it? or sshould i not worry about it and keep it growing
http://vipermation.krashanimations.com/rich19.jpg
I am getting sick and tired of people using this board to voice their political views and opinions. This is the Men's Long Hair Hyperboard...not the Left vs. Right Hyperboard.
I really enjoy checking out the posts, learning hair care tips from others, and giving advice and/or praise to all growers out there (especially when going thru the awkward stage). That's what this board is supposed to be about!
Politics has NO BUSINESS HERE, I don't care what anyone says. It's a much better board if some things just aren't shared. It takes so much away from the overall enjoyment of coming to this site...something that Victor has worked so hard to achieve!
If you don't like what's going on in your neck of the woods then go do something about it...protest, vote, whatever...just don't debate it here!
So there!
By the way...Keep it growin' , y'all!
Brett
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Well here's how my hair looks after about 8 months, I'm pretty happy with what I'm doing ang I can't wait for it to get longer. My goal length is shoulders or longer.
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Here I am at 14 months. Keeping in mind I was foolinh enough to get "my ends trimmed" every three months during the first year, how does it look? After a year of growth, I vowed to not to trim my hair for the next two years. Comments please =) My goal length is lower back, about 6 inches up from my belt.
Mac
well heres the pics i promised.
theres a lot of pics on this site, if ya have a chance you should check them all out
they range from 1998 up till now and show pretty much all the diffrent hairstyles that i have had in between
it's kind of intresting to watch the progress
also going slightly off-topic notice the diffrence between the July and August pics, thats what extreme Stress will do to ya (and you can notice all the grey hair ive got now) sorry the august one is a little dark, its the only pic i had from this month
the pics on the hair page show my hair from behind, where you can really see the length of it and
the rest on the site show me from the front and go from newest to oldest (they are all dated)
i'd really appreciate any feedback or advice
After a day outside with perhaps a bit too much sun applied to my body, I'm left with an interesting design on my back. My entire back is mostly a shade of red except for a V-shaped lighter patch extending from my neck and tapering to mid-back. The result of keeping my hair in a low ponytail, which must have stuck in place. :-)
I think you've seen on the site different types of ponytails.
If you tie a ponytail, what's your style?
Answer, please, putting pictures on the net!
All the best!
Simmi
Came across this in the web:
New Delhi - Two students of a state-run school in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu attempted suicide after a teacher objected to their long hair and cut it off, it was reported on Sunday.
The police said high school students Sivaiya and Kalaiarasan felt "insulted" when the teacher objected to their long hair and cut it off from the front, UNI news agency reported.
The dejected teenagers then tried to commit suicide by drinking water mixed with a common pesticide.
The were rushed to hospital where they were recovering. - Sapa-dpa
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Hey people I Jus Wanna Post My 11 Month Progress Pics Hope It Looks Good Tell me What Yall Think.........HOLLA!
Well I'm at 9 months. My only questions are I look at my photos from 9 months from 7. And in the 7 month pics I look a whole lot better. Should I get rid of the facial hair, or only get rid of the mustache. Advice appecriated
Wondering if you have any new pics you can share of your
progress. :) Thanks
Well I have updated my photos. I need advice should I grow more facial hair, or shave it off, seeings how I look better in the 7 months pic.
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
This is nonsense! As a person who is of Cherokee descent, this really irks me.
Granted, the guy did get locked up. But still!
hey all,
just wanted to let you guys know i saw alien vs predator and i must say i was pleased. i know this is off topic but i had to tell you guys, lol. anyways if your into that type of stuff check it out. i would like to know what others thought.
thanks too, for those who responded to my last post.
krazie dave
Hello everyone, It has been a while since I posted here and I read the posts every day. My question is, is Biosilk safe for your hair?
I was going to buy some today, but, as I was reading the ingredients a few "cones" and "alcohol" came up, so I did'nt buy it. Does anyone know anything about it? Any help would be appriciated.
Take care
-Kaj
if you have really, really thick hair and looks really, really poofy, is there a product to make it more thinner but not too thin?
Hi All,
OK, I am having this arguement with my long haired friend, about whether the hair follicle grows from the root only (I say that) or from the end as well (??? he says that). He says that because a hairdresser said that to him once. My guess is that they either has a misunderstanding or the hairdresser lied to try to get him to trim his hair more often. This all came out of the arguement of how split ends occur... I am tired of arguing with him, and I couldn't find anything specific on the Internet about exactly how hair grows, so can you PLEASE say that hair doesn't grow from both sides. I need many replies :).
Thanks :)
Ivan
I've been posting pictures here for a while, but haven't been posting much... Just lurking. Maybe some of you remember me.
Here's one of the first pictures I posted, when I started growing:
My last haircut was Christmas 2001, I think.
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I said this is for the Dude, but this very long message can apply to many of you on the board: It's not important to really care about the negative things people say, however, I think one should care about all the postitive things. A lot of times when people are depressed they tend to block these things out and then get deeper in their depression. It's hard to explain but a lot of times in depression, it sounds like people are saying things but not meaning it...Maybe it's because in everyday, non-depressed/crisis life a lot of times people are too scared or lazy to tell others how they really do feel. I mean how long has it been since you have told your best friends you loved them or given a random acquaintance a hug...probably awhile. I know I am going majorily off topic, (truly sorry:( ) but to Dude and others (even Marc:) who ever feel depressed and alone, just remember how many people support you even if others try to shoot you down. Try to look for brightness and happiness in life in everything from flowers to children smiling with ice cream. And remember for everyone person that is bitter towards you in life, there are many many more that support you and care even if they never met you.
I dont know if its just me but I always imagine these horrible scenarios which involves me getting a part of my hair cut. Like someone sneaks up on my with a razor and shaves it leaving a big bald spot or I somehow trip and fall on glass/cement and scrape the hair right off my hair. I dont know if Im just scared that ill never make it to full long hair or what but Im about 10 months in and it can reach to my mouth. Anyone else imagine crazy stuff like that?
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Hey all,
With this pic i posted i wanted get some advice if i should cut my hair to even it up or should i just continue growing it out. It is about 9 1/2 months of growth from a stubble buzz cut. I know eventually i will want it all the same legnth, but i want some input from people that know what they are talking about. :P
thanks everyone,
krazie dave
P.S. i dont want a mullet look ;-)
No offence to those with one : D
Hi, I am 16 years old and have always had an interest in growing my hair long. I had let my hair grow for almost 6 months from a short haircut, got a small trim on it (regretfully), and its been about 3 weeks since.
My hair is a light brown color, and its straight with a pretty decent amount of wave to it. Anyway, on the right side of my head, some of the hair closest to my eyes has turned to a lighter blonde color, feels a little harder than the rest of my hair, and sometimes curls in weird ways. Is this split ends? My mom says it isnt, but she doesnt have an answer to what it is. I can never find any splits when I check.
Lately I have been using Mane 'n Tail shampoo and conditioner (horse shampoo), and I really like how it feels. It seems to make these few blonde rough spots in my hair feel softer like the rest, and stay down. I condition my hair well everyday, and I don't really mind if its a little greasy or itchy sometimes (thats good for it, right?)
Well, besides figuring out exactly what these rough spots of my hair are, what do you guys think is the best way to wash/shampoo/condition my hair for it to be the healthiest? Has anyone had any personal experience with Mane 'n Tail?
I just wanted to say thanks in advance to anyone who can help me with my questions. I am pretty new at this, and I really want my hair to be healthy. Thanks again
Does anyone else feel like the world is destroying itself?
It just seems like nothing is like it used to be when I was a young boy.
Just a few days ago, I encountered my third grade teacher, Mrs. Gentry. I was expecting her to be happy to see me, considering I havn't laid eyes on her for 10 years. Instead, she was trying desperately to get away from me and acted like she wanted me to go away. I can't shake the unhappy feeling that if I had short hair, she would have treated me with more dignity.
The past may be indestructible, but I am not, unless I was a HIGHLANDER (There can be ONLY ONE! HA HA HA) Sorry.
But the past hurts me and my future doesn't look incredibly promising. I guess I'll just have to make it work somehow.
I love you guys, thanks for listening.
Your posts are awesome...especially those concerning "Thee Long Haired Girl's Posts." So, keep the posts coming and best wishes always. :) Peace!
Hello, this is my first post and im glad to have found such a busy forum to ask my question :)
Today i met my cousin when she was working at the supermarket, and she had her hair all braided, as i have long hair, she kept trying to convince me to try braiding my hair. Im not too sure it would look very good though and figure people would find it funny/stupid. Does anyone have any experience with braiding their hair.
I'm going to reply to a post a loooong way down about the Ideal Woman.
1. Does she really exist? In my opinion, ideal is in the eye of the beholder. What is perfect for one person may be not so perfect for another.
2. I loved Wolfeye's response. And I am indescribably happy for him and his girl. If you read this Wolfeyes, you're a GREAT guy with GREAT hair. Keep it up.
But I'm getting off topic.
For me the ideal woman would be one that has a truly unique personality, but doesn't let it feed her ego (yes, women have egos, if you don't believe me, ask two women which one's the bigger bitch and grab the popcorn--no steriotypical offense ladies)
One that wants to experience the aventures of life with me and wants to know what the experiences are like for a man, just as I would want to see it from a woman's perspective. I am seriously afraid of blondes, a redhead or brunette would be preferred, but if a blonde lady has a great personality, I'd go for it.
Of course, admirable womanly attributes would be a plus, but really I would love to have someone that could cuddle with me while we watched a cool adventure movie, or maybe we could take turns reading to each other.
I'm only 18, although I was recently mistaken for being 30, yes 30. My face has matured a lot since this picture of me. I also have a goatee now... dammit, the point is I'm young and I have alot of life to live (let's cross our fingers). I havn't even kissed yet but lord have I wanted to.
The ideal woman would undersand why I want to get away from where I am now and start a new life by myself (with her), and would assist me in making a new life. A woman that would let me pour her drink instead of me asking her to pour mine. A woman that likes living on the edge, a woman that would sword fight with me (you heard that right).
Basically, I want a woman that I could live a happy, fun, enjoyable life with and we could support each other as long as we lived. I want to love, but my heart desires to be loved. I didn't get it from my parents, I don't get it from my siblings, and I barely get it from my "friends" except my best friend, and he moved to Tenesee!
The ideal woman: one that would truly love me like I love her!
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Here it is wet, I'll post a dry pic later. I still can't decide whether to dye my hair my natural color or just let it grow out. I'm really scared of dying it because it could turn out something even worse. I'm ugly in this pic, I know. =O
Actually it's two tips that I've found to work well.
(note, I'm not sure how these would work with straight/wavy hair)
1) When you can get most of the hair into a ponytail but not all of it, take the locks that don't fit in and wrap them around locks that do. (I've just recently got to the point that I don't have to do this anymore)
2) When using an elastic, don't double-wrap it. I've found that it's hard to get out when it's like that, and that more hairs are pulled out. Just putting the elastic around the ponytail once may feel loose, but curly hair holds on to it amazingly well, and keeps it from slipping.
Perhaps these may help a bit.
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I last posted a progress pic in June, and took my most recent pics about 3 weeks ago. I don't have a digital camera so I have to sneak my parents', haha. Which is when I get a chance.
I graduated from university and begin my degree for mathematics teaching (high school level) in a few weeks. I'll have practice time in the schools shortly and I am concerned that my look will not be professional enough. And I get mistaken for a woman by people that don't look too closely (I am 5'2").
I am making a decision in the next two weeks, comments are welcome.
Hi - My sister is going to those "locks of love" people - I've read a lot on the internet/usenet about them being a scam, i.e. selling most of the hair they get and making very few actual wigs, but can't find any hard evidence such as number of wigs made, etc. Anyone know where I can get any?
thanks, dave
by the way I was on this board about 3-4 years ago for awhile, right now I have hair almost to the bottom of my ears, a couple inches longer in the back, shorter bangs. When I brush it back, kinda like Paul Atreides from David Lynch's "Dune" if anyone knows what that is.
Im 17, and have always had an interest in growing my hair out. About 5 months ago i decided to go ahead with it and haven't cut it since. I always went with a relativley short style before, usually just spiked on top, and really didnt know much about what my hair would be like. Well therein lies the problem, i have some of the thickest and waviest hair that i have ever seen, at the current moment i have 2 viable options. 1, do nothing and look like I came straight out of 1971, or 2, slick it back entirley and set myself back to 1951. Now im a pretty big guy 6'1 250lbs, and finding any kindof style in what its at right now is near impossible, so any help from the board would be appreciated. I wont have access to a digital camera until tommorow, but i will post pic's then, thanks!
-James
Well, I have been looking for a while, and actually turned down a few jobs, because they would have mean cutting my hair. I finaly got my Real Estate liscense, and found a broker, and should hopefully be making an income again. This has been since I was laid off in februaury. I found an agent by chance, while I was taking my mom to the hospital for her cancer treatment, the lady in the waiting room and I got to talking, and guess what, she's a broker. She told me to get in touch with her once I get my liscense. I called her, she remebered me by name, and look, I was shocked. She told me not to worry about the hair, just dress the part, so I will. I figure keeping my hair, is worth dressing a little more preppy, nice. I can allways take it off at the end of the day.
So my point is, keep looking, don't cut your hair for a job you may not want. Eventually you'll find your way.
Also, anyone in southern california that needs a real estate agent, give me a email!
Please let us know!
Hi Guys
For any of you who might have seen my progress pics a while ago you probably noticed how dry and flyaway the ends of my hair are compared to the top.
I have the following problem:
If I don't wash my hair every day the top three to four inches becomes so greasy after a couple of days that it looks wet and if I wash it every day the ends become very dry. I normally have to use conditioner on a daily basis to only partially overcome the problem.
Do any of you guys get this problem and if you do, what do you do to cure it?
Thanks,
RM
i've been posting on this board for over 2 years (started back sometime in 2002 under my old Cactus Jack screen name) and i have gotten some great advice and had some great discussions but now it seems like i'm suddenly unwelcome here,
same thing keeps happening, i try to stay on topic as much as possible and i keep getting attacked by certain members
i finally got some pics up and was going to post them but now after seeing some other members get flamed for posting pics i don't even know if i should bother
i want to contribute something posative to the board but it doesn't seem like anyone wants that.
i want to take part in a civilized discussion, not get drawn into yet another argument. i have enough stress as it is in my real life, i don't really need any from here
i'm sorry if this all sounds bad, i've been going through some very bad depression from stuff in my real life
plus having recently lost someone that i loved but thats going off topic now
if i'm really unwelcome here just tell me and i'll go
Just wondering if you guys allow other guys to play with your hair? I know a little weird, but had to ask. :)
Hi all, just returned from a trip out into the West, and am glad to be back. Sorry I missed out on so much.
I have recently begun to wash my hair every other day- and this seems to be doing a good job of keeping it under control. On non-washing days I just wash with water only.
My question is, I am getting into a working out routine, and I'm not sure if the sweat that is produced from my scalp on these days will interfere with whether I should wash it or not? I just feel like after a workout I should wash my hair, as I have been sweating. Does anyone else know a remedy for this problem?
I just got 2oz off ebay, good stuff so far. I put some in after I took a second shower today after work. Two drops and my hair isn't greasy at all, but is VERY soft. It loosened up the stiffness of the strands and now I can finally part my hair in different places, it's finally flexible enough.
Anyone know how you pronounce the word, I like to say it like it's spelled but I have a feeling your supposed to say "hohoba". Also, who else here uses the stuff?
IF THE PHOTO DOESN'T WORK THAN RIGHT CLICK ON THE LINK AND GET "Save Target As" or if you're using Netscape than "Save Link As"
Photo Number 1:
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Photo Number 2:
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I've been thinking of thinning out my hair and dying it a dark color ( almost black ) because my eyebrows are almost black but not my mustache ( that's why I shave it off ). I need suggestions what I should do to give my hair some style. I'm really into alot of music and I try to make a look of a rocker ( Yes, I know that makes me sound like a poser but I am not poser ). Once again, any suggestions? Thanks
Well, I was in the check out line at the grocery, and the guy behind me, kept saying to his wife, sex change, and she giggled, and this was said several times. I had my mid back hair loose, and haven't shaven for a few days. I was about to turn around and say something, when I saw the headline on the National Inquirer
"Saddam Hussien has sexchange", acompanied by a fun picture of a crossdressing sadam.
Hey I saw your progress pic and i decided to post something here becasue the others are too far down the thread. Your having great progress and i have to say that your hair is the most similar to mine that i have ever seen. If it wouldnt be too much of a problem would you be able to post a ponytail pic or with your hair tucked behind your ears? If you can thanks alot and keep growing.
I've done two days of work experience at the Selby Times newspaper and no-one's had a go at my hair yet. I think it's because I wore a ponytail, and plus my hair looks better when I'm not wearing a buttoned shirt.
Luke aka hairmonster1917
Look at this! I saw this listing on eBay from a guy with awesome hair. If what he says in the description is true, he already cut it off. He looked good with it, though.
Johnathan Schawarz, President and COO of Sun Microsystems wears a very sporty ponytail. Can you name any other business execs who are also longhairs?
L
Hi i my hair is almost completely covers my ears 70% the time and im wondering what awkward phases will i be looking foward to?
For the most part I've always wore my hair in a ponytail. Easy, convient, and all that.
But, lately I've been wearing it down. Even in public sanctions like the crowded mall. How brave am I? =] Not to mention, MANY girls are commenting on my length now. How long it is, how it's longer than there's and they ask if they can play with it.
Kinda weird? Yeah, but it's pretty cool too.
Anyway, do the guys that have the nerve to wear it down a lot get any good remarks from women about it? Or am I just lucky. =]
You may think this question does not relate to men's long hair, so it actually should say :OFF TOPIC. But in fact it DOES relate to long hair! Ive read this forum for a year and I read many posts and Ive I've came to the conclusion that you are all very smart people. And I also came to the conclusion that we all have long hair/strive for long hair. So Im saying this is no coincidence. Long haired people are very smart. And smart people should answer smart questions... (SO shop Smart, shop S SMART... YOU GOT THAT!) so here it is...
Say you built I time machine, went back in time and killed your mother before she gave birth to you. (Just saying!) The thing is, if you went in time and killed your mother before you were born, you would never have been born to build the time machine and do the nasty deed, which means she could not have been killed. So what happen?!
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Hello everyone!
I thrilled to have found a board that deals with the subject of "men with long hair."
Here's my dilema.
I'm scheduled to move into my mother's condo in Bal Harbour, Florida this coming October. If you've never been to this Miami enclave, it's a VERY exclusive and rich community. She's experiencing some health problems, and with dear old dad being deceased, I thought that I'd be a good loving son to help her out. Heck, without my mom, I wouldn't be on the planet. I owe her to make her last years as comfortable as possible.
She's a conservative type, and she wants me to cut my hair to be VERY short. She's probably worried what her condo neighbors will think if they see me cruising around the grounds looking like a wild man.
I've grown my hair long for the past year. I've attached a photo from today.
Should I just get it trimmed/cut into a "mullet" style to appease her? At least this way, the back length can be maintained in some fashion.
I love my mother and respect her, but I do love my long hair. I'd like to keep on growing it.
Any suggestions would be reatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I was just wondering what would be required to make one's hair like...
(second from right).
Is it done with some sort of light perm? I honestly haven't got a clue. If it is a perm, what are perms like these days? I've heard they were well brittle and hair destroying years ago.
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Hi Guys! Ive been trying to grow my hair for about 6-7 months now and my problem is everytime I take a bath I loss about 15 to 20 strands approx. is this normal? not to mention when i comb or brush my hair i can see hairs falling as well. I dont know if i have a weak hair or what but can this be avoided or is their a way to make my hair much stronger. I hope someone can halp me with my problem. Thanks!!!
does anyone know how longhair friendly Wal-Mart is?
times are tough so it looks like i'm applying there for a job, do you think i will get hassled by them to cut it?
Was watching an episode of "House Hunters" on HGTV last night. The Real Estate agent was a young Asian-Amercian guy with a beautitul thick and silky mid-back length ponytail. It's so nice to see a well-dressed professional guy with long-hair on TV. It shows that long hair appeals to all kinds of people in all different environments . . . the same as short hair.
Something I tried yesterday. I gathered the top portion of my hair and tied it up. Then I tied the rest of the sides and back into a braid and let the top portion fall down again.
It works like an undercut but without "cutting".
The braid is hidden by my hair at the back.
The result? No poofiness, no more 1970's look, hair falls and sits much better, no copious quantities of gel needed... life's great, la la la
Hope to post pics soon. FTR my hair is nearly at shoulder blade length.
Huey
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I felt like dropping a pic tonight. So I do it
I read the posts here since I started to grow my hair out, and I must admit it was really helpful.
To those awkward stagers as people say here: Hang in there
To those who wanna grow it out: Do it and never look back
To those who already have long hair: That's cool guys
Sorry I haven't posted any progress pics, my comp got nuked and its taken me almost a month and a half to get it back to normal. So here are Julys progress pics, all 11 of them! Enjoy!
Since receiving a lower-end Dell Computor about 6 months ago, I was naturally put on their mailing list. Every month in the mail comes the "latest" deals etc. Catalog.
I have noticed what I consider to be a bit of an indirect "slam" at guys w/long hair in the Aug. issue. Hardly a help to the masses to see a Longhaired guy up to no good............at least this is how I read the photo. Doesn't help our "image," especially to guys like us on this Hyperboard.
This catalog abounds with "Happy Faces," Computors, accesories, special deals throughout. The center stapled insert is for an ad: "Keep The Hackers At Bay." The photo that accompanies this ad shows a younger guy w/long hair doing(?) with a computor. In the foreground is a big yellow bag which reads: "While you were out HACKERS tried to break in."
Strange that they had to feature a Long Hair as the "Bad guy."
Much better taste I feel would have been this ad without a photo.
Anyone else notice this?
Or perhaps I have "read" this photo incorrectly and the Longhair is really the "good guy" with a messed-up computor?
But the main point is that ANYONE chosen for a photo such as this is almost (to myself anyway) like pointing a finger at any nationality, ethnic group etc. (Even if it be a little olde lady of 90 years of age.)
In short........an ad of bad taste.
Considering that in November/December last year I was getting stick for growing my hair out, its amazing the way attitudes appear to change just 6-8 months later.
I seem to be receiving an unending stream of compliments about my hair at the moment. The compliments come from a variety of sources, though mostly from women older than me (35-55). I get very few comments from women my own age (20-30), which doesn't bother me as such, but I wonder whether older women are more inclined to have a preference for long hair than younger women. Or if they are just more comfortable passing genuine compliments than younger women who worry that a compliment might imply a sexual advance.
Personally I'm pretty good at plutonic compliments, and making them sound plutonic, so I don't worry about complimenting someone's appearance when the roles are reversed. I'm just curious to discover what everyone else thinks.
So Questions:
[To those aged under 30 Male/Female]: Do you find it difficult to pass a compliment about someone's appearance without feeling awkward about it?
[To Everyone or Anyone]: Has anyone else found that Older Women seem to be more "up for long hair" or is that they are just more likely to say so?
Thanks for participating in Sorted's Socialogical Survey...*grin*
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I was playing around in some of the pics (The Kiss pic is for any ladies here :) ) I notice in these pics my hair looks straight. My hair isn't naturaly straight so don't think it is :) it is wavy. I wanted you guys to see the difference with my beard and without. In my opinion I look better without. anyone think differently? Post your opinion so I can get some feedback.
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
Hey guys, I've gone the last 3-4 days without shampooin' or conditionin' hair, just swimmin in the sea and then comin' back home and rinsin' it, lettin' it dry naturally. well, it'll surprise y'all that my hair is cool as it's never been... it doesn't stink at all and it gave me that jim morrison look i was strugglin' to! moreover, the hair looks like it's quite wet, which is extremely good for people with dry hair as mine... it curlies without gettin' frizzy, that is fuxxin good... i suggest that curly-haired people should give it a try... u'll see the results after 1-2 day/s without shampooin' and goin' to the sea. i'd also like to know if there's anythin' i can do in order to keep hair this way, also when i'm goin' back to school and i won't go the sea any longer... thx to everyone!
p.s.: don't remember, u'll have to wash ur hair as soon as u notice it's stinkin', or u'll risk to damage it.
Hey ya'll,
There was some talk about how to make the hair wet looking and a product called "Solid Water" by Redken. I was wondering if any one has tried it since and has any comments on its effect, best way to use etc. etc.
I have curly hair that looks like a mess when dry...everybody keeps asking me why I am so hellbent on having long hair and making myself look ugly. But my hair looks nice and wavy when wet. So I am a bit desperate for such a product. Any other suggestions would be nice too, as I am *this* close to giving up.
Thanks in advance!
Short-Today-Long-Tomorrow.
I have been using weekly for the past 2 months "Alberto VO5 Hot Oil" and the results have been fantastic.
But now.........a new and better discovery (I think new on the market, less expensive and comes with 3 tubes instead of 2.)
It is "Suave Moisturizing Hot Oil." This has the other brand beat by a mile. It is simply amazing! And the other brand was outstanding as it is. But Sauves brand? Unbelievable!
Anyone else out there that knows of this or has tried it?
Did you trim?
If so, pics?
Not sure if long hair will suit me or not, been growing it for 3-4 months now without a cut, its into the big-hair stage and im looking a bit 70s haha, the thing is my hair is very thick and naturally very blonde, not sure if this will look good on me as I am quite muscular aswell (i work out alot) and every time I picture myself with long hair I see the blonde guy behind the bar of the club near the end of that film Detroit Rock City hahaha, what do u all think?
How do you register for this site? Like have your name put in the member's list and have your photo and your goal length and stuff?
It's good to see a compliment being given to a woman but it can sometimes be embarassing for a guy. I was in a small coffee shop in Oban (west coast of Scotland) on my own last year, sitting having a coffee, when an elderly lady on her way out walked over to me and said quite loudly "I just thought I would tell you that you've got beautiful hair". The whole coffee shop went silent and just stared at me. I'm not the type of guy who likes to be the centre of attention so it was difficult for me to handle. Not sure which ended up hotter - the coffee or my face.
However, looking back, it was still nice to have received the compliment.
Well.. it's been a while!
After hearing so many things about the Matrix Sleek Look line, I was excited to hear they released a new Iron Smoother spray-on treatment to use before a flat iron. I typically just wash and condition my hair (with the Jason Natural Cosmetics Damage Control line), put in some jojoba oil, let it dry, flat iron it and use a bit more jojoba. But I thought a bit more protection against the heat -- which is what this product is supposed to provide -- couldn't hurt. It's also supposed to add shine, make your hair silky-smooth and protect against humidity.
In short, using this stuff was like putting hairspray on my hair then flat-ironing it. My hair ended up stiff and dull and looked altogether unhealthy...the complete opposite of what it was supposed to do (and yes, I followed the directions word-for-word). So I'm back to my old routine and have once again learned to not mess with something that's not broken.
Just a word of warning to anyone who's thinking about buying this product. Again, I've heard the rest of the line is incredible, so I'm hoping this product is just a dud...albeit a huge, stinking dud.
Cheers,
Jeremy
How is your hair doing now? Can you show us a fresh pic?
Who thinks this place should be revised? I think it would look awesome if it was like this place! It obviously shouldn't have dbz/anime stuff but it could be like the same layout as that forum. I think this place would be alot more organized and if someone wanted to talk about something in an old topic they could post it and then we could have it so it shows that there's a new message and it will instantly be at the top of the page so others can view it unlike when you post here it is hard to notice. It also would be great to be able to edit your messages. =)
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http://www.austin.isd.tenet.edu/newsmedia/releases/index.phtml?more=0694
"Hair shall be clean, neatly trimmed and well-groomed.
"Beards and mustaches shall be allowed if they are neatly trimmed."
Of course, there is no definition of "neatly trimmed". Interestingly, regarding the rest of the code, unless I missed something, showing up to school stark raving naked would be acceptable according to the new dress code.
Hey, I really admire your curly hair. I was wondering what your hair looked like when you started growing it out.. I have very thick curly hair that's at about 4-5 inches (although it doesn't look it, cause of the curlyness obviously) with rather big curls , not too small or tight, that has a tendency to grow out or up. My question is, how long did it take for your hair to start falling down, or did your hair grow down from the beginning? I'm having major frustration here, it looks terrible, lots of fuzzy broken hairs sticking out, I am at my wits end. Thanks for any info,
Dan C.
Hey guys (and the few gals that lurk)!
Haven't updated in awhile...I think my hair growth is slowing down. It hasn't stopped, I know that. I really hope that it can go longer than this. I'd be real happy with near waist length. Anyhow, I haven't updated my site, but here's a couple of pics for now. Incidently, I'm at 3 years and 4 months!!!
Here are the links:
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/georgiaboy100/detail?.dir=/Yahoo!+Photo+Album&.dnm=e789.jpg
http://f1.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/georgiaboy100/detail?.dir=/Yahoo!+Photo+Album&.dnm=1b94.jpg
Take care and keep it growin', y'all!!!
Brett
i am asking me why I like to wear my hair long. Since I was a teenager I feel this need. Some men like long hair, some not at all.
Maybe there is a psychologist in this forum who can give explanations ?.
I saw a performance of Rocky Horror Friday night, and one of the players had awesome shoulder length dreads. I talked to him after the show and he said they were just extensions and his hair is actually short. He was actually wearing a poofy wig for the part, but when he took it off at the end his dreads looked completely natural. Granted this is kind of cheating and isn't really long hair, but for anyone that can't wait through the awkward stage this could be a good option. I imagine your hair only has to be 2-3 inches long to get it done.
It is with my head hung low and with shame that I post this message to all you guys with long beautiful locks. I posted a few days ago that nothing I could do with my hair would please my boss. The dress code says "Hair must be kept neat, clean, and out of face." And that is all. After I was told it could be as long as I want and all that as long as it was neat. Then on Tuesday I received the dreaded e-mail. It said I had been warned and (sic) "in short, look around the company and take cues from others for appropriate hair styles." I guess neat, clean, and out of face is very open to interpretation for some people. And the human resources officer, (a woman) was CC'ed. She's got a real short spikey cut. No help there! Then before I left work, let's call him Jim. goes, "I hope you'll do the right thing."
I was facing the decision of my beautiful wavy hair with over a year's growth or a job. What makes me most ashamed was that long ago I resolved that I couldn't do things I didn't beleive in anymore. I went and got my hair cut. I didn't get but about an inch off the top, but about 3-4 inches of the back and sides. It was a very traumatic experience. And what's even worse is that hardly anybody understands why something like this can create sadness. They just don't get it. I tried when I was 20 to grow my hair, but did not have the resolve to go past a year. Now at 30, I have the resolve, but I guess I let logic win since I need to eat and have a roof over my head. But logic doesn't always feel good.
But, this only spurs me on to seek out a job that I like more and working with people who can see the forest inspite of all the trees. This isn't quite as bad as the guy who worked for this same company who was gay. When "they" found out, he was basically pushed out of his job. Now that's a sad state of affairs. I thought he was a good guy.
In closing, I'm gonna win the war, I might have lost this battle, but my hair will grow back. In year's time, I'll be back longer past where I was, and hopefully I will have found a new job. But a positive outlook for the future won't stop the real tears now.
I know this is long and drawn out, but I appreciate you guys letting me post.
Hey just visited your website from one of your posts and I'd just like to say that I'm glad that you too, like me are a pacifist. Great hair too!
Hey - tried a topknot out yesterday. It worked grand and I even got a few compliments on it! Keeps the hair out of my face, and I can wear it to work which is great.
Any comments, tips or ideas welcome :)
wolfeyes
For those of you in the UK who may be watching tonight's eviction at a later time, I wouldn't advise that you read this.
Big Brother's very own long haired male, Stuart, has been evicted in the middle of a party - having been called to the diary room he was told he was being booted, and could not say goodbye to any housemates, and within minutes was on the outside. The manner in which he was evicted was horrible - and while it is just a game show - the guy was totally the most laid back of the bunch and was really fun and happy go lucky, a great longhair 'ambassador'. I really can't understand the UK public, especially seeing as Shell got more votes to win and remains in the house. People moan about Stu having done nothing of note during his stay - are these people forgetting all the costumes he wore, all the gimmicks and laughs he provided, the romance between he and Michelle, as well as not only becoming one of the first housemates to have sex in the BB house, but having TWO sex sessions? I am really looking forward to seeing the editors' compilation of Shell's occasional crying and screaming put to the beat of music.
So, in honour of this totally awesome dude, bravo Stu on being the best guy in there!
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As of August first, I have reached my 3-year mark. I have attached a mosaic of photos showing how I looked following my very last haircut in August 2001, followed by an image from August of each successive year.
If it looks like the growth slowed in the last year it is because I have been doing little trims trying to get the layers out of my hair.
-William
I haven't been on for awhile, if anybody actually remembers me. I had to trim my hair because of the relaxer. Now my hair is at my chin and my second length touches the bottom of neck. Well anyway, my hair still has plenty of bleached parts all over it. I was considering dying it all back to my natural color but I think it would just provoke the damage even more. I know it will take probably a year and a half before I can cut off all of my bleached hair and start of with my natural color. Should I dye it? I really need to make a decision fast because I have to start school in about two weeks and I don't want to have blonde hair one day and then come back with dyed brown hair, it might freak some people out. lol =O
Hey guys, First off i have to admit you guys are really helpful and this board is very informative. Ok i have short/medium hair and the hairstyle i usually do is spike my hair or gel my hair back but i am bored with this style and would like to try the hairstyle in the picture and the link posted. How would i go about doing that? I know i need to grow my hair first but my hair is not striaght its stays back but if its wet i am able to put it down. Do i need to permanently straighten it? More tips would be helpful. Thanks a lot.
One, my hairline on my neck is strange. Many of you know that I shaved my neck too much and am trying to grow my neck hair back. But it still grows strangely. In the middle of my neck, the hair grows down to right above the earlobe line. But on either side of my neck (closer to the ears) it grows all the way down to right at the bottoms of my ears.
Make any sense the way I described it? Sorry.
Anyway, the hair in that last area desribed (sides of neck) is only like 1 inch long now. Waiting to see how long it will get.
Was wondering if my hairline is too odd. And when that side neck hair gets long enough, will it feel weird when I tie my hair back? Will it feel like there's a "hollow spot"? Does anyone else have a neckline like this?
Help? Thanks!
hey. my moms cambodian and i guess i got the kinda hair she has. its really thick i guess, not so curly and slightly wavey. i really want to grow my hair out but my hair is all so thick and i have frizzle thingies sticking out everywhere. its black hair, it kinda grows everywhere, almost like mexican hair (no offense), and it feels cool when its wet but when it dries it gets all hard almost like i lightly gelled it. the front of my hair doesnt grow straight either it kinda waves to the left :( i really want a solution. ive tried hair straigteners but they didnt do anything to my hair at all
I think they looked much more imposing with their long hair.
Hi everyone
My question is:
well i think my hair is in good condition except the ends at the back which i have got some cream for, so i wondered i dont want my hair round my face and the sides to get damaged, because i want it to stay nice because i have been putting it in a pony tale a lot because i am not at school because of the summer. So any sugestions on keeping my hair nice ????
thanks !XX
Hey guys.
Well it was two years ago today that I had my last haircut, which is shown in the first pic. The next one is of me, two years later. I hardly recognize myself!
Comments are appreciated.
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Wow, being able to tie a safe ponytail is such a relief that its becoming my prefered style. (Boring huh?) No seriously, if I want to wear my hair down, I have to wash/condition/blow dry or wet/conditon/blow dry, just to get rid of the kinks and flips. With a ponytail I can just brush my hair, tie if up and go, its so much simpler. It takes me 5 minutes to get ready in the morning rather than 20 if I want to wear my hair down.
Also I've noticed that my hair lasts longer between washes if I keep it in a ponytail. Its much less prone to tangles and therefore much easier to brush. I've even taken to wearing a loose segmented ponytail whilst I sleep, as it saves so much hassle the next day as I barely have any knots or tangles.
Well I should be posting my 18 month progress pictures this weekend, but I've been taking the easy option with my hair the past few days and wearing it in a ponytail. The only drawback is, once my hair is in a ponytail, it can't come-out without been wahed/wet again as the hair tie causes major waves and kinks in my hair at the back of my head. So the formal progress pics must now wait until my next wash.
But in the meantime please feel to offer your comments on my ponytail pictures. What do you think? Does it look alright?
hi everyone... here's a new survey... describe what does ur hair look like, when u just got outta the bed, sayin' also how long it is and what type of hair you have.
mine, as many of u know, is rather curly, frizzy in the back, shoulder-length in the back and middle nose in the front (i'm talkin' about when it's wet, otherwise it misses a inch in the front and a couple in the back).
when i get up, it's shot up and back in the front, quite straight, while, in the back, is smooth, really curly and stick out everywhere
answer, please!
Hi All!
Just wanted to let you know that my website have been updated.
The URL has also changed. My new webaddress is:
http://www.divineenergyspirit.com
I've already asked that it should be changed here on my hyperboard profile as well. The old link doens't work anymore.
Thee Longhaired Gal
We've all had to deal with it. We all hate it.
However, last night, I tried something new in an attempt to remedy it. A french braid!
I love the style, normally, and I figured I might as well give it a try while I slept. My hair came out great in the morning (I had only one strand of hair come out of the braid during the night). Sure, it was wavy to all hell, but I actually like that look better than huge wings and strange undulations in my hair. : )
So, give it a try. Tell me what you think of it.
Sup all.
My question is to people whove spaced there washings out over time as their hair got longer, do you notice more shedding when you do wash it? as opposed to when you used to wash it more frequently.
Hopefully that made sense,
thx.
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OK as promised at the weekend when I posted the "ponytail" pics here are my formal progress pics for July, (which in a rather contradictory way, were actually taken on August the 1st.) Anyway this represents 18 months of growth.
I kinda feel like I have arrived now, I am now recognised as having "longhair"; I can tie a safe ponytail, my hair falls well past my shoulders and people describe me as having long hair.
What's more I am finally happy with my hair and I feel like I am fulfilling a lifelong dream, I cannot ever see myself having short hair again, its a very weird realisation when you actually find something you are so content with that you never want to let it go. (Almost sounds like True Love doesn't it?)
Well I settle for calling it "contentment", I'm happy with long hair.
Enough said:
Ed
Hi guys. I went to get a little TRIM last night with my favorite stylist and it was catastrophic. She did such a good job last time (I was never happier with my hair) so I went back to her last night and asked her for a trim, keep the same style (which she did for me just in June and she remembered quite well 'cause I was a regular) and preserve the length as much as possible. She decided that it was a good idea to 'thin out' my hair and did one of those cutting things with the funny scissors (I really need to learn more hair vocabulary, where can I go to learn them?) where you only cut half of the hair and the rest you leave long.
I didn't know how horrible it was 'til I came home last night and checked it the mirror. I almost screamed: my hair had the effect of wearing a hair piece OVER my natural hair, like two layers of different lengths kinda thing. And when I tie it in a pony tail, you can CLEARLY see that they're not the same lengths, it's hard to describe, but it's like sticking a triangle on top of a square type deal... And it's hideous. And when I sweep my hair to the back, the shorter strands stick conspicuously out front
The worst part of it is that it's probably unfixable. The short strands are up to SIX inches shorter than my long strands, so if I want my hair cut even again (like it used to be) I'll lose six inches... I just don't know what to do 'cause it's too hideous to bear...
It's so sad, she usually does such a good job and always knows what I like and I don't know what the hell was wrong with her. She couldn't have been mad 'cause I have always been really nice to her and tipped her real well. Did she suddenly decide to exercise her artistic rights (which she had none) or something? She could have at least ASKED me if I wanted my hair 'thinned' (though I didn't know what it was). What do you think I should do? I'm going to go talk to her tomorrow (I might storm in for dramatic purposes) and ask her how it could be fixed. Assuming that the only way to do it is to cut two to six inches, would you guys do it? Or would you just live with the hideous hair?
Love,
Kiat T.
Hi,
I was just wondering:
what`s the profile of your ideal type of woman?
For me, my dream girl is Kristen Wilson, the way shelooks in Dolittle. (if anyone could transmit to her my greetings, that`s be great)
I jusr appreciate curls like she got and her skin color, i.e neither white nor black.
But of course, what matters at the end of the day, is what she`s got in her mind.
As the regulars know, I am a teacher (high school). School begins this Friday for us, and so this week I am at school preparing. Yesterday I was walking down a long hall. A young man (late teens) was walking along behind me, and said something. I turned around, and he said: hey dude, really great hair.
It surprised me, and before I could say anything, he said, "the tail, man, really great hair. I wish I could grow mine like that but the job won't allow it".
I thanked him. Asked about his job. Chick-Fil-A. Around here some folks refer to it as "The Holy Chicken". Apparently the corporation takes on a very religious atmosphere, and I suspect that requiring short-haired males is part of the deal.
In any regard, I said: well this is my job, and they are cool with the hair. He smiled and again remarked positively on my hair.
I know we do this thread often enough, but it was just another nice reminder that there are those around us who like the look of longhaired men, and are willing to day so. That this was a student in my building was even nicer. Who knows? Maybe he'll give some thought to going into teaching!
Robert
Has anyone noticed that their hair seems to get thinner in the summer? Have not noticed a substantial amount of hair in the brush, but it sure seems / feels thinner in the summer.
Does seem to get thinner at the part every summer, only to get fuller in other seasons...
Initially, I thought it may be the lack of humidity, but I would think that factor would make it dryer / fuller.
I did find that Paul Mitchell Super Skinny shampoo / conditioner really exacerbates the sensation - I guess there is too just uch wax in the product (went back to my norm shampoo / conditioner after that).
Hey guys hope your all keeping okay!
I havent posted any updates recently, and this is not my usual update as such, and its not showing my hair all neatly combed and shiny thats for sure!
I had a shower this morning, and felt like trying something else (to keep the hair out of my face) rather than simply tying it back, as when it tries it leaves a large kink at the back.
So my girlfriend loosley plaited my hair in approx 15 plaits all held by different coloured bobbles!
Once my hair was dry I removed the plaits to reveal what you see in the following pictures! I think it looks pretty cool (and you can really see my hairs length)
I will wear my hair like this for rock nights etc. It made my hair very wavey, but also a *lot* less flippy than usual. I shall update my site soon with "proper" progress pics as usual with straight hair.
What do you think, and have you ever done this to achieve wavey hair (if your natural hair is straightish)?

Thanks, Gaz
ps: dunno if I did the html right for those pics, if not then Ill post links again in a min!
I was just wondering what you as a long hair group thought suits me best.
Curly?
Or just slightly wavy?
Either style comes naturally to me (I never use anything in my hair, except shampoo and conditioner (and comb/brush)).
The Discovery Channel had another episode tonight with a new custom bike builder named Matt Hotch who has an incredible mane well past his waist. He has some of the best hair I have ever seen. The photo will not upload, I tried about 7 times. Absalom
You may think this question does not relate to men's long hair, so it actually should say :OFF TOPIC. But in fact it DOES relate to long hair! Ive read this forum for a year and I read many posts and Ive I've came to the conclusion that you are all very smart people. And I also came to the conclusion that we all have long hair/strive for long hair. So Im saying this is no coincidence. Long haired people are very smart. And smart people should answer smart questions... (SO shop Smart, shop S SMART... YOU GOT THAT!) so here it is...
Say you built I time machine, went back in time and killed your mother before she gave birth to you. (Just saying!) The thing is, if you went in time and killed your mother before you were born, you would never have been born to build the time machine and do the nasty deed, which means she could not have been killed. So what happen?!
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I was just flicking through June issue of Transworld Surf, came accross a pic of Dane Johnson. What do you think, I think it's a great awkward stage style he's got going on.
My newsagent is pretty slow getting in July's copy, so looks like I'll have to wait for August's edition grrr.
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I do not know if the pic' will show up but if it does
here is a little update.
while I can not call my hair long yet it is a start
hey, i am about 3 1/2 months into growing my hair out and i have question for you in particular but to anyone who can answer it. first, let me say that, from the pics i will be posting soon, you can't tell what my hair is really like. normally my hair is rather curly, hence the name. :) anyway, i was wondering if there are any special bits of info i might need to know like what kind of shampoo/conditioner i should try and help prevent tangles and such. i have noticed that when i wet my hair, i have to untangle it a little before washing it. nothing bad but still. thanks peeps! oh, and i'm sorry i'm really late with my pics, my youth director hasn't had the film developed yet. i'm trying though.
Hi guys, I recently got this job doing film security on the set of the Russell Crowe movie Cinderella Man, here in Toronto. The place I'm at is a neighbourhood at Queen and Broadview (in case anyone here is from Toronto), where they have transformed most of the stores on this one block into 1930's storefronts. It's quite amazing, and the store-owners got paid a lot of money to let this happen.
Anyway, this neighbourhood, which used to be considered bad a few years ago, but has improved a lot lately, has more long-haired dudes than anywhere else I've seen (including the several university campuses I've seen in Canada). Somewhere between a third and a fourth of the guys walking around have long hair. This includes guys up to their late-60s. And I think it's not completely a coincidence that it's a fairly relaxed neighbourhood for the most part.
My job is 12-hour night shifts, basically sitting around (not hardcore security-I can even read while getting paid), so I haven't even been on the computer in a few days.
Any areas or campuses you've seen with a high concentration of long-hairs?
Sometime in the near future i'd like to take a trip to Europe, and one of the places i'd like to go to is England. I'd like to know which places in England(and Europe in general) are longhair friendly? I know Amsterdam is, i hear Germany is, but i'm not sure what else. Thanks!
My girlfriend, Caitlin, had her hair cut yesterday. In case you aren't familiar with the situation from my previous post, Caitlin's mom puts pressure on her to have a six inch "trim" every summer (She's three months shy of 18). While I don't want to have another discussion about this behavior, I will inform you that Caitlin dosen't so much like having her hair length mandated, but, unlike me, she can shrug it off and say that it is "just hair."
Getting to the point, her layered cut was one to about her shoulders/blades. She also had her hair permed so that her curl could be slightly tighter. What this means is that I have surpassed her in visual hair length as well as in about 5/6's head coverage length. While I am sad to see her hair be cut (I loooove long hair), I am glad to see her excited over a new change. I am also, being the creature of vanity that I am(!), kind of enjoying being the one who now wears the hair in the relationship.
Here are two photos taken today. In case you care, my hair hasn't changed much. I have sucessfully reduced shampooing to once per week and slayed the initial dandriff that came with it. I also purchased a spiraling down creme from Trade Secret that has helped me reduce frizz and give me better color, weight, and kiwi scent. I am still keeping to a constant growth rate, with the acception of some locks near what would be the bald spot of my head, which tend to grow slower (I hear that this is common). I am at 25 months and still aim for terminal length.
Caitlin is wearing two hair pins in the first two photos, but it's not too tough to visualize her bangs reaching her neck.
And now to see where I have come since February (6 months ago). It now takes several months for me to notice a change.
Enjoy! Comments welcome and appreciated.
Hey guys I just got back from another week at pennsylvania. I got to fire guns for the first time, an AK-47, AR-15 and a 22 gauge rifle. It was pretty fun but anyway, my grandma asks me if I always wear my hat and I say most of the time. She comes out with "you know wearing that will make you go bald." I say how do you figure that and she tells me it cuts off circulation... funny I thought hairloss was caused by something called DHT. Anyone know?
I picked up a new option of the GARNIER FRUCTIS line called "Sleek & Shine" in both the Shampoo and Conditioner. This stuff is incredible!!!
I have below shoulder-length hair with quite a bit of grey - and what a difference in appearance both damp and after air drying - also very easy to detangle after washing.
I love it!!!
Now here's the kicker ... I picked this stuff up at K-mart in Cortland, New York - I cannot find it at K-Mart in Binghamton nor at Wal-mart, CVS or Eckard. The bottle says its a "NEW long-lasting sleek system" so I hope it will be widely distributed - but I highly recommend if you find it on the shelf to give it as try. (Plus the conditioner smells exactly like fresh peaches - awesome!)
Karsten
Hi Guys
I've decided to post some new progress pictures that show the full length of my hair both front and back, and I have grown a goatee since my last picture post.
I also received a compliment from one of my colleagues at work today - she said "You know it'sawful how us women have to have boring straight hair while you have lovely wavy hair like that"
Nuff said.
Comments welcome as usual,
Enjoy!
At which lenght did you guys start experiencing tangles and knots?
My hair is ca. 6-7 inches, and I haven't had any problems with this yet. Twice I've found some tangles that would've turned to knots, but were quite easy to detangle.
Is this because my conditioner is good, or is my hair just not long enough to have these problems yet?
As I recall from last my hair was long I did have plenty of tangles and knots, but then I didn't use conditioner...
Or maybe I'm remembering wrong, and it wasn't until later.
My new job is a truck unloader position which involves alot of strenuous work. I keep my hair tied back and it gets very sweaty and knotted still. I work from 3-midnight and around 7:30 I go home for dinner and at this point I untie my hair and try to deknot it as best I can before retying it to head back to work. When I do finally get home at midnight I deknot again and then shower. How damaging do you think the constant sweat and tying back of my hair will be?
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Its been over 10 years since Brandon Lee, son of Bruce Lee, and the star of "The Crow' was accidently shot on the set of his movie and later died of blood loss in the hospital. The film was great and he was great in it. It reminded me of good times when music was at its best, and people wore ripped jeans and flannel instead of fadded jeans and pinstripes. Brandon Lee was signed on to do 3 more pictures with 20th century fox. Its too bad that his bright future was interupted....
Well heres a tribute to him. Great hair huh?
I have been reading this board almost everyday for several months, but have not asked for advice or posted much. Anyway, here goes my rant!
1) Work - I was told the other day a while back by my new supervisor (I work for a bank holding company in credit review) that "It doesn't matter how long your hair is but it has to be neat." So I thought "cool." So therefore I've been keeping my hair all "neat" - pulled back in a small pony tail and using some gel to keep everything looking nice. Today, I'm called into his office about a loan I looked at, and then, pointing to the back of his head, he says, "You've got to do something about that." He then goes on to say I probably need to go get a haircut today if possible. I started to ask him if he wanted me to go get castrated at the same time, but I didn't. Anyhow I was a little upset, but did not go get a hair cut. I am going to get a trim (1/2 inch) in a few days, but what am I to do? BTW, my hair has been growing since May 2003, and is very wavy. It's light to medium brown, and I think it is looking great. I would love to post a picture, but I don't have the equipment. It's about 8 or so inches long all over, and the front/sides will only stay pulled back with the gel.
It's like people don't want anybody to be able to do something they can't do. Like mediocrity is good or something. I know a long haired guy isn't common in my field of work, but I bring a lot to the table in ability.
2) I was looking at the top of my head, the other day with a hand held mirror --- The hair at the very crown of my head is thinner than it used to be. I'm only 30! I started freaking out to myself. I've been working to hard and being to patient with growing my hair to let it fall out. I have done several searches for hair regrowth products and they all seem to have too many side effects except Folligrow. Has anyone tried this? I will somehow nip this in the bud before it's too late.
Thanks so much for letting me vent. I know it's just hair, but it is my hair, and I want it long!
Lastly, my handle "Bragi" - the Norse god of poetry, He had runes carved on his tongue... (in case anybody wonders what kind of name that is)
Hey Rokker,
Just checked in after ages and read your post. Don't know the details, but sorry to hear of your problem. Just to say, hang in there, man, and hold on to what you've got. An old Sanskrit proverb: "Yesterday is gone, and tomorrow may never come. Today well lived makes every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every tomorrow a vision of hope."
I read of a guy who used to have black depression. He even went into hospital (asylum as they called it then) several times. But he used to write a lot, and out of his experiences came a number of beautiful poems (hymns, actually). One line says:
"The bud will have a bitter taste, but sweet will be the flower"
So hang in there man. Go ahead and go out - it may be difficult, somethings may bring back depressing memories, but keep at it, and it will help no end. Try going for long walks - something that has always helped me.
Take care, guy. And may more lasting and fulfilling relationships come your way.
Sam
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And it only took me an hour to read a weeks worth of postings. And, I felt no urge to reply just to hear the sound of my own voice (metaphoricly speaking of course). I think that's a major sign of Web Board Addiction. I mean, I was saying a lot of things to a lot of people when I really had nothing to say to anybody.
For those not in the know, I decided to give up web boards for a week. I succeeded for the most part, except I e-mailed somebody who posted on another board. I didn't post anything, anywhere though. Not the whole week. So that's something.
I actually feel better about a lot of things. I'm going to see what other approaches I can take to controlling my online obsession, and moderating it. Perhaps I'll dedicate just one or two nights a week to boards.
I didn't do anything of interest to you guys the entire week, except I attacked myself with a razor. I'll probably let it grow back though. The nice thing about a moustache or a beard is that it onlh takes a few weeks to have something pretty decent.
We have all personally received or have heard about negative feedback regarding long hair at one time or another. As a result of knowing that unfavoring opinions of long hair exist out there, i've become to a certain degree, an insecure guy. And i would think it's true with a lot of longhaired guys here and elsewhere. Let me clarify myself though...when i talk about being insecure, i'm talking about being insecure with women, making friends, getting jobs, etc., because i start to automatically assume that these women, these guys, and these employers, don't like my hair, when in fact many times that probably isn't the case at all. Anybody see where i'm coming from? But regardless of my insecurity, i will not cut it. I'm trying hard to have more confidence and not be insecure.
One of the reasons why i think some people don't like long hair on men, maybe lies with the fact that they're influenced by others that long hair isn't attractive. An analogy for this would be a child who grows up constantly being told that he/she's worthless. After a while he/she believes this.
Yeah, I usually wash my hair in the mornings, but I'm sick of waiting for it to dry so I can "start my day" without being annoyed, so I figured I'd wash it at night now. The only problem is that I know if you sleep a certain way with wet hair, it can turn out looking pretty brutal. Do any of you guys have any tips for sleeping with wet hair so as to let it dry easily without any major problems?
Hey guys. A funny thing happened last night. I was at a wedding reception for my brother and I saw alot of people I haven't seen in at least 8 months. 8 months ago was when I got my last haircut. The funny thing was most of these people actually noticed I had longer hair than last time and complimented me. Some of them even told me I shouldn't get it cut again. It was funny.
Hello folks,
I'm one of those people whose hair turns all dry and crinkly if their hair is shampooed/conditioned everyday. I therefore do it every second or third day. The problem is that I go to the gym everyday and I'm starting to go twice daily now and therefore my hair gets dirtier/smelly faster.
I was wondering if you guys know of some sort of rinsing solution that I can use to gently clean my hair and make it smell fresh. I'm thinking more along the lines of a mouthwash but for your hair instead, something that is minty, but not harsh like a shampoo. Sorry if it sounds weird, but I figure that this is probably something I would need rather than just doing a simple plain water wash.
Thanks...
Hi everyone, I've been tryin' to grow my hair long since july 2002, but i cut it medium length in september (2003). Now i have just had my hair trimmed on pretty regular basis (once every 3 months). The problem is... on the front, it looks awesome, it's light brown, with some highlights, some little curls and it's just fantastic, everyone loves it and envies it. (Now, in the front it's far shorter than in the back and in the sides, because a month ago i had it cut, in fact, it was getting too much long and i had to keep it down and it was horrible, or to get the hair parted in two sides, and it was still worse. Now it reaches the half of the nose, but the curls keep it above the eyes) Girls love my hair and the majority of them tell me to grow my hair longer (there's also a minority who wants my hair shorter, but they are just a couple of ladies). So what's the problem? Well, it's the back of the hair! I've always been made fun of my hair since I'm growin' it out, because of it! The more it grows, the more it seems to get frizzy (the front is not frizzy at all, so why is the back?!?!?!?!) and it's an hateful thing. It looks really huge (which could be normal if it was shorter than it is, but now i don't think is normal anymore). Recently, the jokes about it are becomin' even worse, because I'm passin' my holiday in a small village, full of villains and closed-mind people, who keep callin' me "caparezza" (who is a reeeeeeeally ugly italian singer, whose hair is really different than mine, but it's curly and frizzy too). Now, in september I'm movin' to another high school and I don't want to be made fn of in there, that's why I'm thinkin' about cuttin' it short, and I want to ask you guys some questions, before I do something I can whine about later.
1. Has anyone of you had his back hair like mine? I haven't seen any other guy or girl with such a hair and I want to know if it'll stop gettin' frizzy or if I should have to live with it, even when it'll be shoulder length (consider that when the hair is wet, it gets about a inch below the shoulders, but when it's dry, and frizzy, it gets up and it misses about 2-3 inches to reach that line).
2. Do you know something to do in order to keep it less frizzy? I mean natural remedies, like shampooing every day, shampooing just once a month, conditiong every time I shampoo, never conditioning, massagging the hair the more I can, never massagging.
3. When it's wet it obviously isn't frizzy at all, so I'd like to know if there is something I can do to keep it that way for at least 4 or 5 hours.
4. How would you act when made fun of like I am? I think there should be two different ways, one to react to guys of my age and one to behave with children. I like some suggestions.
Thanks to everyone, this board is gorgeous, love!
P.S.: the photo was made last summer, before cuttin' it, and the hair was all the same length, while now, as I formerly said, it's far shorter in the front.
Hi guys, i've been growing my hair for about 3 years, its about 14" at it's longest, however, when I started growing my hair I knew absolutely nothing of how to treat it, i just blasted my way through and tangles, and used to wring my hair out and be very rough when drying it after washing. Unfortunately over the last few months I have noticed that my hair is now in an awful state! It is broken throughout and very stressed and tangled, the hairs that I have broken are very curly and horrible. Now the big question, should I cut it short and start again? or is there a way I could grow out all these annoying horrible tight curls and knots? I want long hair and would prefer to not cut it but I cant keep it long in this condition, it really looks awful, and it's beggin to make me feel depressed and less confident, I hardly leave the house without wearing a hat or gelling it down to keep it as flat as possible. Please help me.
When I was in Ibiza for a week's relaxation, me and my friends went out one night. While walking around, I noticed a juggler who had very nice long dark hair down to his waist. He had two braids at the sides which he tied at the back, but the rest of his hair was loose. I just had to stop and watch the show. It was amazing! I gave him a compliment and asked him how long he had grown his hair, and he said he was into his 6th year.
Anyways, just thought I'd share this.
Since looking into the correct way to look after my hair I have been washing it 2-3 times a week, first putting conditioner on it, then washing and rinsing, then conditioning and leaving it in. After about 10 mins i rinse the conditioner out and wrap my hair in a towel on top of my head (my girlfriend had to teach me to do this) and let it dry until it's stopped dripping. then I take it down and let it dry naturally. When it'd dry i then brush the bottom 4 inches and work my way up my hair to the top.
The problem is, my hair is so badly damaged ( it looks like it's been screwed up into a ball cause it bends and kinks in all manner of strange ways) that 20 - 30 mins after I have brushed it, it sort of knots on it's own again? Plus because of the massive amount of breakage these little jagged strands are of all lengths throughout my hair? Any Ideas?
Does anayone know any other long hair websites for guys and maeeageboards ??
Thaks
I'm always checking out dudes with longer hair, how they wear it, things like that. It's a "fetish" I'm told. So here's my question: how far do you guys go with this before it's really out of hand--or don't you? And is it a bad or "abnormal" thing? Just curious. I have a couple friends who are asking, prodding me actually, and I want to be sure I have things straightened out in my mind before I respond to them. Josh
I think it is quite an acheivement, especially since it is down to my Mid Back. It never shows the true length unless I wet it though, but it is also looking real long dry. Yay for me :) I am happy, and can't wait to see how long it gets by year 3 and beyond.
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
I have updated my website and posted my July 2004 progress pictures. There is not a huge visible difference this month. The half-inch (1 cm) of growth was eclipsed by the wave in my hair that I got from the hairstyle I wore on the day of the pictures. The bonus picture page is probably the most interesting part of this month's update. It is all about buns and hair sticks! I recommend you read the introduction on the bonus picture page so you can get a sense of my thinking and goals. Once again, I want to thank my fellow community members for your ongoing support. I want to especially thank Victor for providing this great community.
Gollan's Website
Gollan's July 2004 Progress Pictures
Gollan's Bun and Hair Sticks Bonus Page
As mentioned in my subject heading...my hair colour is turning red.
I have been getting comments lately from the neighbours that my hair colour is changing to red. When I was little, I used to have very straight brown hair, but now, my hair is curling and going blond...now one of the new neighbours was quoted, "Whose the kid with the long red hair?"
I don't understand this. Is it something I'm eatting. Body changes? The water?
I'm stumped.
As many of you may know, I've been in a deep depression for the past two months or so. Especially the last month. I rarely leave the house or even manage to get myself out of bed most of the time.
I know it has to really be tough on my dog too. He's an English Bulldog and is very social. Unfortunately, he hasn't had much lately, and goodness knows I haven't been good company.
Well, today I'm going to go out. I'm taking him to Petsmart, one of his favorite places. We'll hang out there for a bit. I'll buy him some treats and stuff.
To remain on topic, let me add that I will be picking up some hair care products while I'm out. My hair is an absolute mess right now. It looks horrible. It's bad enough I lost 7 inches of it last month, and to top it off, I have done nothing to it. So I'll be out getting some products for it.
I'll need to make my hair look decent tonight. I plan to go out to a place a friend of mine recommended. Maybe I'll get lucky and find a nice lady to dance and talk with.
I never realized just how tough losing a relationship could be. Moving ahead and moving on has been a losing battle so far.
Oh, and to Victor - I'm up for a meeting, be it lunch, coffee, whatever - whenever and wherever you please. Maybe you can help get me a real social life here in Austin!
I just took this picture five minutes ago. I'm starting to be more happy about my hair, I'm just regretting that I got it trimmed in the neck back in january.
It looks horrible there, and only more lenght will do anything to improve on that.
Anyway, comments are welcome!
Yeah, haven't been on the internet for awhile because my internet was off due to going back to dial-up (Yuck) I MISS MY ROADRUNNER CABLE :( By the way, I have to tell you guys this last night when I was outside I was minding my own business and when I looked in the sky and seen a cloud shaped exactly like a Tomahawk, since I do believe in signs and they are everywhere I only thought of this as coincidence at first, but next to it was an American Indian who looked like Sitting Bull. Had the pigtails and everything. The wonderful thing is these two clouds were right above my house. It was a wonderful sight indeed.
Well in other news, I seen Jeff Hardy today wrestling in TNA and I was amazed to see he had wonderful shoulder lentgh hair. It isn't that ugly undercut he had either, it was all long and nice. Who else watched TNA Wrestling today? And about my hair, I am still trying to get a picture to show my true length (Mid-Back) I think that is pretty fast growth for only two years (August 1st is my two years of growth) well I have alot more news but tell later
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
Garnier Fructis Long and Strong intense anti split ends
It definatly calmed my hair at the ends
yesterday i bought asda skin hair and nail vitamins from asda in the uk have any of you guys tried hair vitamins do they work???
thanks Stephstar
Hey guys, jeez, I havn't been on here in so long I let myself fall off the list!
My hair is in a very comfortable stage right now. I am still leaving it alone to let it grow longer and I am letting my neck hair grow unshaved. I have been using a diagonal headband. By that I mean it goes across my forehead and under my back hairline and my hair hangs over it. This keeps it comfortable and out of my face to some degree, and even helps fight tangles. Some of my family members have said it makes me look girly. I'm six feet tall and have a very masculine voice. I'm also slightly buff. Girly?
So how is everybody? I've missed talking to you. Just havn't gotten to the library recently. I'll have to go to a friend's house to upgrade my picture. I think I'll hold off a little while longer, because I'm growing my mustache and goatee back. Can't decide if I want to keep it or not.
Sorted, are you growing a mustache? More power to you! Everyone keep growing and take it easy.
Saw a dude with a three-foot black braid the other day. White guy with naturally black hair and GREEN eyes. Never seen that before. Pretty cool.
Ivix
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Hi. Just got myself a new camera and had some fun taking pictures today. Thought I'd share my fun - here's one that shows what great care I've been taking of my hair :)
wolfeyes
BEARDS.ORG is now up for auction.
Yooooooooooooooooo!
I'm back and lively as ever - skin has made nearly a full recovery, as you may see from my pictures here. My body's never been this clear of eczema, and my face is nearly healed.
So I'm a happy boy.
And, as promised, here are my progress pics for July (if a little late). Hair is now staying behind my ears for long periods of time, and I've switched to an off-centre parting for a bit of a change.
As ever, all comments are welcome :)
wolfeyes
I don't watch TV so I don't see shows that catagorize music. I was just wondering what makes music "emo" or "indie". I'm guessing that "indie" means it's independently produced by a smaller label, but that could be any type of music, hip hop to classical. The emo I have no clue?
Just wondering, if it's too off-topic just delete it, I won't be offended.
This is NOT AN ADVERTISEMENT! I too am growing my hair out and I have this hair type and I have for years been trying to find a mousse or gell that will straighten it a little and keep it conditioned and make it look better. Nothing works. I finally found a product that works wonderfully.
I finally got most of my hair in a pony tail,not all of it though but its still an accomplishment.August will be my 16 month of growing my hair,anybody want me to put up some pics?
Nightwish is my favorite metal band in the world. I visit their site almost every day. Tonight, they posted a pick of a few members of the new generation of Nightwish fans that is just too cool not to share with everyone here.
These are Antto, Niro, and Luna! Longhaired toddlers! How cool is that!
Ok guys, we all know our preference re: our own hair, but what about the hair of the opposite sex (Elizabeth and others who happen to read this, need not reply, I don't think!)?
Personally I like women with either really short hair or really long (is that indicative of my persoanlity?!), leaning towards a preference for the longer type.
Why just the other day I was having a conversation with a girl who had the most magnificent mane down to her waist, and when she showed it off to me and let me stroke it (after I told her what I thought), I was amazed by the softness and quality of it!
My hair was never in such good condition! (Dean pouts...)
But in the end isn't that why they call them the 'fairer sex'.
Ok, so what do you guys think/prefer?
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this Guy plays in the Kevin Fowler Band pretty cool hair his name is Clay
hope i get this picture to post
oh well later (Cody)
Hi i have just read a post which is under my name about my hair off!!! this wasent me, i didnt right that post !!
who has taken my name
dont do it again, Star in the making is my name and invent your own !!!!!
Hey guys I just got back from 2 weeks in pennsylvania without tv, phone, or computer! It was pretty fun fishing, swimming, making fires everyday but now that I'm back I've got a question. What is the point of shampooing hair? I know it cleans the hair but is it really necassary? Cant you just wash it with water? What Ive been doing is washing my hair with water only, conditioning and then washing out the conditioner. Ive noticed that my scalp is itchy and white stuff comes off when i do, im guessing oil and dead skin cells; but I heard if you stay this way long enough your scalp will return to its original state or something???
Here are my pics yet again, I started to not wash my hair everyday because supposidely thats not good for your hair. I've had now many days where my hair behaves great, with no tangling or looking weird. So far its been a good month for my hair.
I'm trying to get my brother who is also growing out his hair (but is a few months behind me) to post his progress here as well, so we'll see if he does.
http://photobucket.com/albums/v80/BlindPanzer/
Rather nice of fate to do this. . .
Starting school again in the fall (finishing up my bachelor's) I'm no longer going to be able to work at the door shop. So happens that the person they're getting to replace me has a 2 foot long ponytail. He is hispanic, and as such has black hair that absolutely shines. The other day he took off his ballcap to expose a large bald spot on the back of his head, but he wasn't ashamed of it.
Just something nice I thought I'd share.
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Hi guys. I've been wondering for a really really long time now about why there're so many different types of combs. These are some of my combs (I buy them in one of those cardboard sets) and I have no idea of their specific functions, ESPECIALLY the pink one in the photo. It's got funny looking teeth (they sort of curve outwards and then converge at the end). I usually only use the white one right in the middle. And why would one use the brush thingie on the right instead of a regular comb? Don't they do the same thing?
Can anyone describe all the functions of each comb?
Love,
Kiat T.
PS: I'll attach a better view of the pink comb if I can... Have to figure out how to attach two photos....
Hi guys, I am considering trimming my hair back to waist length which would would mean trimming off about 15 inches. I really don't want to do it. I have a mix of coarse, medium, and fine hair. I also have a mix of straight, wavy, and curly hair. Straight hair is ideal to grow to 3 or 4 feet long but when you add some curly and wavy to the mix it really complicates things and causes severe tangling. Are there any special hair care products for my type of mixed up hair? I need the world's best detangler. I definitely have the wrong hair type to grow really long but have managed to do so by keeping 9 or 10 soft cloth hair bands along its entire length. Washing and drying requires 4 hours even with a hair dryer. I use the low heat setting roughly equal to Phoenix Arizona in the summer (about 120 degrees F.) which will not damage hair. I know this because there are people who live in hot desert climates up to 130 degrees F and yet have long flowing healthy hair. Anyway, if you guys were in my position, what would you do? I will observe the 2 week rule before deciding on the trim. Absalom
Th UK GIvernment has recently issued advice on 'what to do in an emergency'. This has been widely criticised as being simplistic and containing nothing that a reasonably intelligent twelve year old couldn't have thought of.
There is a Government website containing the same advice, but a Yorkshire 19 year old student called Thomas Scott has produced a brilliant spoof of the site for the Ministry of Vague Paranoia. Thomas was interviewed on TV last night when the government decided that it had no sense of humour. He has great hair, and obviusly a great future ahead of him.
I'll try to get the URLs of the real and spoof sites.
Sorted, I can't locate the "Cousin IT" picture. Can you post it again or tell me where to look? Thanks!
Hey guys, I just found a great thing out from my mother and father.
I was curious to find out when my hair would start to turn gray, and was there any family traits of early graying. I asked my mother, as my father and mother are divorced, was my father's hair gray when she left him and I was born, he was 48 years old at the time. She thought for a while, and replied with "No"
I said, surely he must have had some Salt n' Pepper, but she said no, he still maintained light brown hair, and he's never used hair dyes in his life. I imagined the average age to begin to turn gray was something like 45, but he was 48 and still had no grays. I'm not sure when he started graying, but it was in his 50's at least. Also, my Mother didn't start to go gray until she was 51 as well. There's no MPB in my family, and my grandfather on my mother's side was able to keep his natural hair colour until his middle 60's!!! And my hair grows at nearly 1 inch a month. Sounds like I have the perfect genes for growing out hair :P
Now the upsetting part, why didn't I grow it out earlier lol!

Hey everyone.
Just wanted to take a minute to say thanks to everyone who helped out with my hair issues last week. And I just had to get a couple of pics taken for my passport and driving licence, so I figured I may as well share them...
Sorted - You have introduced me to the world of conditioners, and it is a happy world indeed! I had no idea conditioning could make such a difference. I've been experimenting with different kinds of conditioners and leave-ins, and while I've yet to find "my brand", they all work wonders. Oh, and the McArches thing works a treat - thank you!
Elizabeth Regina - You wre bang on the money about the bath thing. I've been using a big jug to wash my hair now and it's great - no more tangles! My partner was totally unconvinced before ("MY hair is always fine in the bath..."), but the proof is in the pudding.
Thanks again everyone!
I haven't posted this announcement here but at a couple beard-related communities.
On August 1, the domain name BEARDS.ORG is going up for auction on ebay. I'm not sure what category that would fall under, but if you're interested, you may want to check it out.
As you grow out your hair, you will realize at some point (or perhaps you already do) that
being a LONGHAIR is not a 'One Way street.'
When you think about it, there are TWO main parts to it:
Part A. The very PERSONAL part. This is when you made the decision to grow out your hair.
It takes so much courage, willpower and character to withstand ALL
the problems you are forced to encounter:
People's comments can sometimes feel like a tidal wave of negativity rushing toward you.
Family & friends may turn away from you (or turn ON you).
This has to be one of the toughest experiences there is. We all
want to be accepted (to a greater or lesser degree), so
who needs all the 'trouble' long hair seems to attract???
But something deep inside you says: "I want to do this." And
maybe you don't even know why!
Then there is all that self-doubting. "Maybe this isn't right for me, afterall."
Anyway, it's awful. Sometimes I think you need to be 'more of a man' than others will ever realize.
I KNOW it has made me stronger.
Part B: Once your hair is definitely in the 'LONG' category, you
will realize another important thing:
You HAVE to be willing to SHARE your hair with others. That is,
people will STARE at you sometimes. Can't blame them. Long hair
is definitely UNUSUAL and sometimes quite BEAUTIFUL to look at.
So, you have to be willing to allow others the pleasure of
ADMIRING your LOCKS.
And you WILL 'feel' their eyes on you when, for instance,
you are waiting in line at the store, eating out, sitting in a
movie theatre, or just out on the street.
SHARING your hair with the world just 'goes with the territory.'
But at some point--at just the right moment--
that can be a very nice experience indeed...
allowing others to actually see
a human MALE with LONG hair...
just the way nature originally intended him to be.
ANY COMMENTS? THOUGHTS?
The spray stuff you speak of is 'Sun-In' and its harmless unless your hair is really brown. (It creates streaks of copper colour otherwise.) But yours is light enough.
Ive used Sun-In and it works. You dont even have to stay outside in the sun you can always just blow dry it for the same effect.
Lemon Juice works like a charm though, (The worst that could happen is that your hair could dry out some) you'll get nice blond streaks... Still not as good as Sun-In.
One thing I have noticed the last few years with long hair is the fact that if you and your partner BOTH have long hair it can be a bit troublesome. I'm not sure what sound be done about this but intimacy is tougher with hair all over the place. Anyone else felt this?
Just wondering are you gonna post a 19 month progress pic soon?
Hey,
Been growing my hair for a little over a year now and recently measured it to be around 14-15cm. My hair is light brown/slight ginger and is pretty thick.
Over the last 13 months I've had 2 trims and a thinning at home and pretty much let it go. Problem is that my hair is too long to leave untied but not long enough to tie. There is the option of just tying the top up and leaving the back to just hang there but I cant get all the hair back.
I shampoo and condition my hair 3-4 times a week and brush it about the same.
Anyone care to give me tips?
Greetings. I was brushing out my hair today prior to putting it up in a tail before a staff meeting. A coworker saw me and freaked out at how long my hair has become. I seldom wear it down because it is so thick and I'm a teacher and want to "tone it down" so to speak. Anyway she just kept exclaiming about how great it looks and how long it is; she measured it 4 inches below my shouders. I was really stoked the rest of the day. I'm @ 22mo.s now approaching the big 2 year mark! Looks like I'll be ready for that High School reunion in October. Keep it growing!
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Okay, hopefully this time it will show on the board...this is my second time trying to post this pic...
Well, this is the how my hair looks like from the side. You can see the straight part as well as where the curling part starts...I am trying to grow my hair again after cutting it into layers a year ago...I've gotten some good advice on using Aussie products.
Anyways, any comments welcome as always,
Thee Longhaired Gal
WOW I haven't posted here in over two years, didn't even remember this but found it while cleaning out files on my computer so figured id make a post.. guess you can consider this an update. I have no clue what my handle was so I guess that doesn't help but two years ago I cut my hair after about 20 months of growth. Honestly, it was the best move I ever made, I read a few posts and it's just so shocking to see how much I have changed these past two years. Only two years ago I had long hair, was into "progressive" rock music, was very into guitar, did not believe in following fashion or trends and was basically an outsider to popular culture/media. I cut my hair b/c I didn't have the nicest looking hair and just wanted a change so I got a short spiked-in-the-front type cut. I was pretty thin so I got into serious bodybuilding about a year nd a half ago, I now get bored listening to a Dream Theater song which I never in a million years thought would happen and could care less about old rock/metal, I still play guitar but just simple stuff every now and then, I got rid of my crappy car and bought a new sports car, I now own nothing but name-brand clothing which again I never figured I would, and overall my confidence/social-skills just went through the roof.
And I used to think that long hair was just the natural thing to do, if our hair was meant to be short it wouldn't grow that long. I wanted waist-lenght hair and it was one of the most important aspects of my life.... that seems really odd now, when people would tell me "it's just hair" I couldn't understand that and now I say it myself. So I guess it's pretty crazy how we can go through such a radical change even if we don't expect it to, I would never in a million years go back to long hair or any of the lifestyle that went with it... being in touch with popular culture is honestly nowhere near as bad as I made it out to be in my head, I love it. But with that said i'm still a very open-minded person and wish you guys luck in growing it out, hope ya'll don't get hated on too much by ignortant people either cause I know I did every now and then back when I had it long but oh well it's not their hair. later.
Hey guys. I last got my hair cut at the beginning of Feb, figured I'd tried something new and grow it long. Anyway, after about 4 months (basically when it was a few inches) it started curling a bit at the back, and its still like that now. Its straight everywhere else, its just the bits around the very back (and at the bottom) that are in line with the ears, kind of curls upwards a bit. I'm going to get it cut next week, you guys call it maintenance trimming or something right? Well firstly is the back curling thing bad? And secondly is there anything I need to tell the hairdresser (I have no idea if they're called the same thing in the US as they are here (England)) to do apart from a general trim? Thanks!
Hi Madoc
Just like to say I checked out your 'My Mane' site - you've got some really great photos there and your hair looks really cool. How long are you intending to grow it?
Thanks for sharing!
are you still around Dude
My hair looks best when wet, because when it isn't it's a poof. My friend was telling me about a product his hair stylinst had called Solid Water (he's not sure), but I've searched for it to no avail. Do you guys know of any products that can keep my hair wet (looking) besides water?
Thanks,
-Jamie
I've been growing my hair now for about 16 months (pics will be coming soon). I've had 2 maintenance cuts to trim the ends and as the stylist put it "Let your bangs catch up with your back". I can't quite get it into a ponytail yet because my bangs are just about 1/2" to short. The back is getting long and I'm definitely in the awkward phase.
Now the dilemma - Do I get the back cut again to get my hair a more even all around length or do I just leave it (which is what I would prefer) and just let it grow as it will.
Just as a side note - Growing up I thought soemthing was missing in my life. About 18 months ago I decided it was time to grow my hair out - something I had never done. I'm now 36 and I've somehow developed an inner peace that I never new existed. Reading all your experiences is just such a great support. Thank You!
Does anyone know of a good salon in the Richmond, VA area? I looked up on George Michael on the web and it listed Gladys C. at Upstage hairdesigners in Richmond as a long hair specialist. I want to call and make an appt. but I first want to make sure this is a reliable place and I don't go in there and they say my hair is more damaged than it is and they have to cut out the tangled parts and cut 3 or 4 inches off. I don't want that. I haven/t had a trim in two years and I need one, but I 'm hoping and praying nothing will go wrong at it won't be an awkward experience.
Thanks for your help!
Will
Hi,
I recall reading through the site awhile back, and I came across a "Why are you growing your hair long?" post. In one of the responses, someone said that they were growing their hair out as a part of combating OCD. I can't find this post in the archives, and am increasingly interested in reading it now. Was this your post?
Rick
I am trying to find something to do with my hair for my senior portraits. My hair is dirty blonde, wavy, thick, and just below shoulder length. I want to get it cut back because the ends are a bit damaged (never combine the akward stage and sun-in) and it is still longer in the back than front. I liked it just above my shoulders. I still want it long enough for a ponytail (I do martial arts an marching band). I was wondering about any products that would keep my hair from going frizzy and big on me. It does that naturally unless I sleep on it or leave in condiditioner. The last time I went to get it cut, which was last august, the stylist said something about spray gel. Ideas anyone?
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A Linux Longhair
OK maybe I'm beingmelodramatic. But I was really gutted this morning when I caught a tangle in my hair where about 15 strands had physically knotted together about 4 cm from the tips.
I couldn't unpick the tangle and I had to cut out the knot, cos I kept snagging it with my comb and breaking the hair at the point of the knot.
This is first time this has ever happened to me so I was really annoyed I had to resort to cutting it out. So tonight I'm in mourning for what has been the largest length of hair I have cut in over 2 years.
OK - I'll get over it... just feeling annoyed with myself for not detangling more carefully and causing the knot in the first place. :-(
Sorted
My roots look awful, I think I have no choice really. I'm too attached to my blonde hair though =(
Hi everyone
Thanks for your advise about my tragady!!
Anayway not that i want it but does anayone know what hair stripping is?? because i heard a girl saying something about it at school?? i think it is like removing the colour if it has been dyed ?? dunno ??
I dont know weather it exsists ??
I finally managed to get a good pic of my hair without my wearing a black shirt. I just got out of the shower before taking this pic. My hair has been washed (Aussie Moist), conditioned (Aussie Moist), and spritzed liberally with the Matrix Biolage detangling/shine milk, which for me also happens to ease the frizz a little. I will follow up later today with pics of my hair dry, if I can. Oh, and sorry about the lighting, but there is absolutely NOTHING I can do about that at the moment.
my hair is EXTREMLY curly and it grows EXTREMLY on the slow side, i don't think it's ever going to reach my goal length (waist), ive actually been considering Hair Extensions, yes i know it's technically cheating
i just can't stand my hair this short anymore, i want my long hair back
i'm wondering whats all your opinions on them? are they worth it?
also a diffrent thing, not so much a question but the bald spot from when i had it ripped out just will NOT grow back, its getting me so frustrated as it's SO noticeable and im self-concious about it, i have no clue what to do about it anymore, is there any chance that the hair follicles couve been permanently damaged?
Hello everyone,
I have a question about stylists and Redken.
I know of one place in my village which sells Redken products, and I'd go right in and buy them straight away, only it's a salon and not a shop. I've seen the Redken bottles displayed in the window, but I've never even been to a salon, let alone THAT particular salon. My question is, as I don't know the ways, is it wrong, or would it be allright to walk into the salon and purchase the Redken shampoo and conditioner and leave, having nothing done to my hair? Would that be seen as being rude? Or do I have do make an appointment, have a trim, flash my teeth, make friends etc?
Another long-haired man at "XXL-Haar"
His hair is 38" long.
Uwe
Well i am soooooo STUPID, well what i did was i though i will try and curl my hair. So i got this circular hair brush you know the clindricle ones and i got sort of my bangs, well it was a lot of my bang on the left side. So i got it and curled it roung the brush and then when i went to un roll it, it got stuck !!!! then i got really upset and my mum helped me for ebout 2 hours picking it out, at this point i think ok this isent to bad then near the end of getting it all out it got really tangled and really stuck we tried loads of stuff but then my dad cut it and now there is a bit of hair which is about 1 inch and the rest is about 8 !!!! Well it probley sounds worse than it is because it dosent really notise axcept from when i put it in a pony tale.
Has anayone got any idea how ...??? well just any words of advise thanks i am in a right state !!!!
I spend too much time on web boards. Not just this one, lots of others Slashdot, etc. Tonight I am letting everybody on every board I use know (except where the community is too large for anybody to care) that I'm not doing any web boards until *next* Monday night.
It's an addiction, an incredible time sink, and I think it's actually gotten to the point of harming my work. This is not to say that the boards are evil or anything, just that it needs to be done in moderation.
So, I'm having a "week without web boards" kind of like the TV-free periods that people do sometimes. Not that I think boards have sunk to the level of TV, either (at least not most of the ones I use). At least with boards you have two-way interraction with real people.
And, the nice thing about this board is that it's small enough so that if I break my vow somebody will call me on it.
July 4th fell on a Sunday, so we had Monday off from work. And it rained all day. I was channel surfing in the afternoon and something caught my attention. There on the TV screen was a black guy (alright, African-American) with absolutely beautiful waiste-length hair. He was tall, good-looking, and well dressed.
I checked the listing guide and found out it was the soap opera "One Life To Live". The actor's name is Timothy D. Stickney. Set the VCR and check it out sometime. The story sucks, but Timothy's hair is definitely worth a look.
I've noticed that a lot of guys that either have long hair or are thinking about letting it grow out ask this question. I came across a board where most of the participants were women and posted a poll. While I expected that the answer to the question would be yes, I was very surprised at the numbers. Although there were only 47 responses it seems that most of the women that post there voted. In each case they were permitted to pick more than one answer. The results are below:
Poll Results: Guys With Long Hair (47 votes.)
What length(s) do you think are okay for a guy?
Choose 4
Chin 77% (36)
Shoulder 79% (37)
Mid-back 51% (24)
Longer 30% (14)
How should guys wear their hair?
Choose 5
Straight down 85% (40)
Pony Tail 60% (28)
Braids 30% (14)
Half Pony Tail 21% (10)
Other (please explain) 17% (8)
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I've been putting conditioners in it daily, for good restoritive properties.
I have uploaded a pic of my hair taken when it's 100% dry. I'm sorry the photo quality couldn't be much better. I had to break into PaintShop Pro and turn up the brightness/contrast, and this is the best I could do. For those of you with dial-up, be patient, please.
Please ignore the download link next to my pics. I use that page for temporary things such as this, misc. downloads, etc. I had to construct a music file using Finale to point out a technical problem in some piano sheet music, so that's why you see "ex1.mus" next to one of my pics. Just ignore it. :p
I appreciate you guys taking the time to answer my questions! I can see that I was sorely lacking in the details when I asked how to encourage a male child to have long hair, you see, this child doesn't even exist yet, but since this in not a topic usually addressed in child rearing I need plenty of time to mull it over. Most of you mentioned rebellion, even if it is of an uncommon variety. This I feel would be the biggest hurdle. I come from a Mennonite background and when the women rebel, let me tell you, the hair is the first to go. My mother left the church long before I came along but kept some of the teachings, including unshorn hair. I have a rebellious spirit myself and cannot grasp how it is I came to embrace my mother's view, except that I know I felt the bigger rebellion at hand was against the world not her. Of course that was before the age of enlightenment, understanding what is behind our choices.
I can see I'm getting a little long winded here so I'll try to wrap this up. So, do you guys feel if you had had a long haired father to gently role model for you, would that have altered your choices? Or is long hair on men too steeped in rebellion, ultimately causing this plan to backfire? I look forward to hearing from you --Catia.
Hi fellows. It's been years since I've been to this board! I've had my hair cut short (it was about shoulder length before) in October 2002 and regretted it right away and started growing it back out since. Now it's well below my shoulders and I'm loving it. I've come back for more help though:
I've recently cut my hand resulting in a bandaged hand which meant that I couldn't wash my own hair so I went to my regular salon to have them to do it. So, they washed my hair, then blew dry it, and the end result was amazing... Why is it that when they do it at the salon, my hair comes out straighter, much cleaner, yet not dry and frizzy and totally manageable? What do they do that I can't do myself at home? Is it the blow drying that makes hair look great?
Love,
Kiat T.
Hey everyone. This is for those of you who have used Aussie shampoo and conditioner. I use the Mega combination, and love the smell of each one. I normally S+C my hair every 4 days, but for a couple reasons this week, I have left it about 7 days since my last session. Yesterday I started to notice a weird smell wherever I went, and finally reached the conclusion that it was my hair. If I smell hair strands up close, I can't really smell anything, but I normally smell the smell when my hair waves about in front of my face, plus my hair is always with me which would explain being able to sense the smell in different rooms.
I'm pretty sure I rinse it all out, do you reckon that could be the cause, if it is in fact my hair?
Apologies for the over use of the word 'smell'. I couldn't think of anything else.
Matt.
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Well, I have done it: I trimmed my moustache and beard.
The moustache needed trimming anyway, because it was a pain in the... mouth. And by this occasion I trimmed between 1/4" and 1/2" from my beard - just to give it some shape. So here is the (kinda) poll that I have run a while ago:
Trimmed it with less than 1/2".
Q2 and Q3 have become irrelevant.
Did it, so that it wouldn't get into my mouth.
My answer to my family re. Q6 and Q7: no, my hair is out of limits.
Why should I do anything with it? It's messy anyway :-)
Lost already some weight by trimming my beard. And I'm quite happy with my Hagrid look - Oops, I shouldn't have said that! :-)
A Linux Longhair
I need some help, my son is growing his hair out and wants to get a blowout cut. Can you please describe this cut and post a picture. Thanks for your help.
Greetings all, I don't post much but I read a lot.
I went through many post but never seen anyone mention about towel wrapping their heads after a shower. I'm just starting to grow my hair (it's about 4" now) and I do get the frizzies. When I use the towel, it seems to help out a whole lot, and I put on some gel before I put on the towel. seems to work OK.
I wanted to check with you all if that was OK? My hair is also kinda curly, and puffy if I don't put any gel in...
I checked his website and he hasn't posted any photo updates since Apr. 13 of this year. Anybody know where he might be? I thought his hair was really great and the pics from Apr. 13 are where I'd love to be, especially the pics with his hair tied back (although my hair isn't anywhere near as fine).
Hey Nichol. Do you have any plans to run a site to show your progress and haircare regime? I'd be very interested in seeing regular updates of your hair, as it would sort of help me out with something I'm thinking about.
Thanks
Matt.
Hi Mary,
You posted something in my subject about "Condition-Wash-Conditioning," and I replied, but I fear it is too far down to have been noticed again. Anyway, here's what I responded with exactly:
It does make sense, but one other thing- Right now my hair is pretty short, at only about 2 inches(I had to cut it for a movie). But I do want to grow my hair long again, and this time I am going to take the best care of it I can while growing it out.
So would you say that I should still try covering my hair in conditioner and shampoo, rinsing, and then conditioning again? I wonder how it would work at my length. My hair is dry, so perhaps it would give me something to wash out.
I would like to see some pics since I too have a higher hair line and a bigger forehead...
On a side note, are there any Stargate fans on here? There's a new series called Atlantis, and there is a man in there with some really good looking long hair (the only one in there that I've seen). I want my hair to look like that.
my first experience in nudist beach took place just a couple of days ago; and it was a mixture of things.. i'm about 5'9, lean, with long curly blonde hair about 2 inches above my waist. people say me curls are really feminine; i take this as a compliment! anyway, for most of the time i enjoyed myself at the beach; but towards the end, i went and near a rock and dried my hair with the towel, my front facing the sea. after that i began to brush it. suddenly i felt a body being pressed against me; it felt like someone very tall. i tried to turn but the person pressed himself against my back. he placed his hand in the inner part of my thigh and leant his head forward on my neck. as his hands went up my thighs, he eventually felt my *; and that was a moment worth dying for!! the expression on his face was simply .. well, i dont think words can describe it. i turned around and saw him running away! poor chap!
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Well I've been growing out my hair since the beginning of January and the last haircut I had my hair was really short. Right now I'm in the awkward stage and tonight I tried slicking back my hair kinda like the Steven Seagal look. I think it will be better for me to wear my hair like this for now until it gets longer since I have to get a job soon and I want to look professional. I can't wait until it gets longer...I want my hair to be at least shoulder length if not longer.
Who can give any advice on coloring hair that is starting to get some grey? Anyone have any experience with any particular products?
I am getting some grey at the temples and scattered strands. It will only, of course, get worse and I do not like it on myself. I realize that it is like painting a deck--once you do it you do it forever. I am willing to put up with that.
Those who like their own or others grey can save their time and not respond to this. I can appreciate your view but that is not mine.
Thanks for any suggestions...
I will soon be updating the info on it (adding to my philosophy page) and as soon as I can get a hold of a digital camera (mine broke) I'll post some new photos of my hair.
My old page at www.geocities.com/thatballguy will now simply redirect you to my domain.
Take care!
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Well, I found the time to install the software for my $35 dollar camera on my new computer. For the curious, it's an Ixla dualcam 640. I bought this little wonder a few years ago when I was unemployed, so price was the only concern.
Well, much to my surprise not only was I able to get drivers for it online (the company that made it no longer supports it) but the web-cam mode also worked!
Taking pictures with this thing running as a webcam is a *lot* easier. They're still small and grainy, but if it's good enough for Insane Dwayne, it's good enough for me.
What's everyones input on the best kind of shampoo and conditioner to use for longer hair? Any feedback would be appreciated.
Steven
Hi everyone.
Can anyone offer me any tips on how to lighten my hair naturally using lemon juice? I think Tlxpcr (forgive me I've spelled your name wrong) told me a few months back to squeeze a lemon in your hair and just go on with your day. Over time, your hair will get lighter in the sun. Then Mary C said it would be a bad idea. And someone else said about using lime juice instead!
Anyway, I really want to do this. I know I may damage my hair slightly, but I've been good to it for almost 8 months now. And I desperately DESPERATELY! want light, blonde looking hair, being realistic, so it won't be THAT blonde. My Sister had the same colour hair as mine, maybe a shade or two lighter, but she's used a product, a spray on, the more you spray, over time, the hair gradually becomes lighter. When I had v short hair, I tried this and it was pretty good. But I don't know wether lemon or that is more damaging.
I'm going to lighten my hair without having it highlighted in a salon anyway, so can anyone give me tips on lemon juice squeezed in to my hair, how may times a week do I need to do this, how long for, how much ect...
Comments, suggestions appreciated.
my hair sorta curls up at times in the front, and sometimes just curls so the tips are facing the left side of my head. the rest of my hair is straight, is this just an awkward stage thing?
I've been growing my hair for 25 months now. I'll admit I've been *combing* my hair all this time. I have a wide-tooth detangling comb, of course, but for the finishing touch on my hair I've been using the same nylon comb I used on my short hair. A few weeks ago a young lady *brushed* my hair in preparation for braiding it. The brushing made my hair look great so I set out to get a brush. The kind that is recommended amongst long-haired ladies is a boar bristle brush (BBB) rather than the more common metal-spike-with-plastic-knobs brush. Today I finally located a BBB. The improvement it made in the look of my hair is astonishing. I have straight, 'medium-fine' hair. Today I washed my hair and started out with terrible frizz. After I used my new brush the frizz was gone and all the fly-a-ways were smoothed down. I think the brush is much better at distributing hair oil (in this case leave-in conditioner). Furthermore, I now suspect that the nylon comb was generating a lot of static (electricity) in my hair (I had thought wetting it before use would eliminate this problem). Finally, the brush makes my hair very smooth and without the parallel tracks from the comb. I am very happy with my discovery. I just can't believe it has taken me this long to switch to brushing my hair!
If you have a problem with frizz and fly-a-ways I suggest you test out a brush. It might work as well for you as it did for me.
It was quite an interesting event. I was at a drag race on Sunday. A bunch of my buddies and I were there with our sportbikes. A harley dude comes up to me and hands me an invite to a let's say "club" BBQ and doesn't offer one to anyone else. Of course I got my chops busted on and was asked "Do you think they'll be so cordial when you ride up on your rocket?" I forgot to mention - I'm the only one with long hair in the group.
I have had long hair (past shoulder) for over a year now and am kinda sick of it. Not frustrated mind you. I've dealt with the people and harrassments, cuz hey nobody likes that, but that didn't bother me and is not effecting my choice.
Here are my complaints and why I wish to cut it:
1. My hair is super thick
- - Lots of cleanup after shower from washing hair
- - I find hairs of mine all over the place, (I am not balding)
- - I wish it was thiner, don't like having all the hair
2. My hair is curly
- - I use a ceramic flat iron to straighten it every few days
- - If hair is wet it curls to hell
- - Have to clean up all the loose hairs after straightening
3. Upkeep
- - Have to avoid getting it wet in daily activities
- - Without a straightener I am not fond of my hair
- - My hair is thick so it goes a lot of different directions
4. My part
- - I have one of those weird parts where it's not in the middle
- - One side of my hair goes straight back, one to the side
- - Looks awkward in a pony tail (how I wear it almost always)
- - If in the middle, one side of my hair is noticeably "taller"
I did get an undershave to eliminate some thickness and I love it. It all depends on the person. I love the look long hair gives you but I don't think I was given the right natural hair to have it. =\
One thing I do want to try is wearing it wet and finding a gel to make the ponytail look wet (sort of like Steven Seagal), but if my hair dries wet I am screwed.
Sometimes when I do a pony, the pony will go in all sorts of directions and looks bad also, I know the person who has the hair will notice a LOT more than any other person around them does, but even I am not happy with my hair.
Even if I did cut it, I don't know what style I'd go to. And I know if I do cut it I will regret it at some point, but not saying I won't love having short hair too. I guess it just wasn't for everybody ya know?
Thanks if you read it all, sometimes a hair can define a person, I need help :(
Hi, I am 15, almost 16, and I have found my hair to be, how can I put this? EVERYWHERE! It sort of "fluffs" out, in the back, the front the sides, I have tried brushing it out, but that only makes it worse sometimes. It is about 5-6 inches front and sides, and 6-7 in the back. Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix this, maybe a straigtener, or some kind of shampoo/conditioner?
It is also very hard to continue growing it out, I have recieved many complaints about it from people, and have been rejected from signing up for cross country (they require short hair on men), not to mention my family complaining about it. Therefore, I have chosed to live as the Nazirites lived in Biblical times, they were people that were so dedicated to God, that they grew their hair out to show from the outside, their dedication.
Any help would be appriciated.
The other day in a shopping centre i was shopping with my mum and brother, while shopping in Game ( a computer shop ) and i saw two boys with long hair about 13-15 not sure what age, one had brown hair which was about 3-4 inches and looked curly and the other one had blond wavy hair and the same length and i think they sore me because i was looking at them cheaking out their hair !!!! ha ha ha . Anayway later on when i was walking round the shopping centre and i saw hen passing my walking the other way and then as they were about 3 metres behind me i thought i will look at them again and as i turned round and looked at them i saw they had both done exactly the same thing and we were all looking at each other i quickley turned around and i think they did. It was soo weired and cool because we were all longhairs !!!
Just thought i would shair that and would love to hear anyother stories. Thanks XX
I've never tried it before. Does it do a good job moisturizing and conditioning the hair? Does it leave the hair looking and feeling greasy? Any comments on it?
Two interesting sites on the House of David:
The House of David Research Project
It looks like the sect is still around, in Benton Harbor, Michigan. Their vow to forego haircuts may interest a lot of the guys on here. Their vow to forego sex may not. [grin]
Bill
A year ago I was able to pull it into a tail. Milestones are really few and far between now. Belt length is still an eternity (I think that's as long as I want it). However, I seem to have found another milestone:
In the shower I can pull it around to the front and see the water hitting it. In the morning I can grab the tail, pull it around to the front and actually see it in the mirror while brushing it.
That last point is very good because people are always recommending that you start brushing at the ends, but that was always really hard to do. I used to hold my head sideways, but then I was brushing all the hair to one side which is not what I wanted. Now I can brush out the bottom, and when I move it back around to my back I can start brushing at the top without tangles.
I'll try to get some pictures in the next few months.
Does anybody else have "post-tail milestones" they'd like to share?
Can anyone explain to me the benefits of this process? Using conditioner first, then shampoo, then condition again. How many people here do it and how and why does it work? Thanks.
Hello,
looking for advice. I haven't had long hair since high school. (God help me it was a mullet. Bad Bad hair) I"m 32 now. I am in the dreaded awkward phase, have been growing for 2 months, everyone says I need a haircut and I look disturbingly like John Denver.
Does anyone have any advice, stories about how to get through this phase? I have to look somewhat professional. I am a journalist and can't look like a reject from a Star Trek convention.
Thanks in advance.
Rick
Case 1: Today at work, a customer that we regularly have, named Kathy, came in devistated. She said that she went to a JCPenny's salon to have her wasit-length hair trimmed by "a few" inches. The girl cutting her hair took 14 inches off! Her excuse? She needed to cut enough off so that the hair could be donated. Kathy, who promptly refused to pay (after being in shock for a short while), is now planning a lawsuit against JCPenny's. This was my first first-hand experience with seeing a trim go bad, and it wasn't a good feeling - just as a bystander!
Case 2: A co-worker of mine, Stephanie, who has straight, thick hair to her waist, has scheduled an appointment to get it cut for tomorrow morning. She is asking for shoulder-blade length. She's cutting it because her boyfriend (of six weeks) asked her too. She says that she really dosen't want to, but that she owed him "one. Whatever that means. I tried to talk her out of it, but to no avail.
Case 3: My girlfriend, Caitlin, has been told, rather "summoned" by her mom to have her annual haircut. In case you're wondering, she's 17 (4 months from 18). Her mom, one of the most staunch fundamentalist conservatives that I know, dictates how her daughter must dress, wear her hair, wear her makepup, and etc. Horrible, I know. I've talked to my girlfriend about it, and she dosen't like it, but I think has grown accustomed to it after all of these years. As for her hair....my girlfriend has about 6 more inches on me and about 3 times the amount of stands. She's got a wave slightly straighter than mine and her hair is a few shades lighter. It is unbelievable. Nevertheless, she must maintain a length of about 15 inches at the end of every summer. Her hair's at least 20 now, but will be set back with the annual loss of 6in. I know that I have no control over the matter, and it's more the parental totalitarianism that bothers me than the hair, but I just hate seeing this happen.
Should loose hairs that come out have a little "bulb" on one end? What does this mean versus when there are hairs without them?
Greetings:
I'm going to see Madonna in concert Saturday night, and I think it'd be fun to go punk. With my hair the length it is, I think I could get a killer mohawk, but I have no idea what products to use. Any idea what products will make my hair ultra-stiff and protect against the Atlanta humidity?
Cheers,
JBC
Just commenting on a post you made further down concerning testosterone levels. You mentioned 'Testosterone is a major player in the development of your beard'. Does this mean that if you cannot grow a beard, or haven't started to grow a beard then the testosterone levels in the body are low? Is that how it works, or is it alot more complicated?
Thanks
Just curious.. after reading the last post.
Mac
Was at the local self-serve gas station yesterday when I noticed a guy at the next pump. He was about 6' and slim, probably late 20s or early 30s. Now I know most (if not all) of you guys absolutely despise mullets, but I have to tell you that this guy's mullet was extremely nice looking. Dark hair - the front, top, and sides were about 1 to 1 and a half inches and kind of spikey, and the back - which was straight and silky-looking - hung to just below mid-back length, and the ends were neatly trimmed. This guy was very well dressed and drove a nice car - definitely not the type of guy one generally thinks of when the term mullet is used. He really looked great.
On to Home Depot where I saw a young male employee (early 20s wearing a Home Depot cap, and the most beautiful nearly waist-length ponytail. I wish I had had the guts to approach him just to let him know that I thought his hair was spectacular.
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Well, I am being asked to shave or trim my beard; my hair is not in question (and I have imposed my point of view in this regard). Here are a few questions (more like a poll):
1. Should I trim my beard?
2. Should I shave my beard (I dislike putting a razor on my face however)?
3. Should I shape my beard into a goatee (see q. 2. re. razor blades)?
4. Should I trim my moustache?
5. Should I shave my moustache (it has been a permanent "fixture" for about 30 years; see also q. 2. re. razor blades)?
6. Should I trim my hair?
7. Should I cut my hair?
8. Should I do something else with my hair (straighten, dye, etc.)?
9. (OT) Should I go on a diet (I do quite a lot of hiking and biking, I lead a fairly active life and otherwise my size doesn't bother me that much)?
A Linux Longhair
Does anyone have this problem: my hair at the sides (to about 1" back from the hairline) does not grow long. Because I have almost curly hair, particularly when it's shorter, this hair fluffs out quite a bit. I don't have a pic to show you but think of that hair at the back of your neck and picture it at the temples. This also happens at the hairline on my forehead, for 1/3". My hair has been growing for three years now. Also, I am not balding.
What can I do? It ruins my pony tail :)
Thanks for your help.
Huey
Hi guys, this might be kind of a dumb question, but there's some fundamental things about the concept of hair damage that I don't understand, and what to look for when it comes to my own hair which is pretty wavy, and often even curly in the mornings when i've just gotten up, looking somewhat hellish
If someone with wavy or curly hair has fly-aways and whatnot, how do you know what is just considered part of the awkward stage, and what is legitimate damage. If the hair is not together in nice strands, is this considered damage, or just one of the inherently negative, but not necessarily "damage-indicative" characteristics of thinner hair?
Or am I asking the wrong questions when it comes to the ultimate question of damage?
Sometimes my hair feels great, but sometimes I question what I really know about the true nature (and possible damage) of my hair, not necessarily out of a concern for vanity, but more out of concern for my hair's long-term health. I need to get myself a digital camera at some point, but for now I'd really appreciate any feedback on the above. Thanks!
"...a giant leap for Mankind"
On July 20, 1969, Neil Armstrong was the first Earthling to set foot on the Moon.
I was 14 at that time and I was in a summer camp on the Black Sea coast. The camp leadership didn't allow us to watch the live broadcast from the Moon (it was after midnight local time) so that I had to jump the fence and go to a nearby restaurant to watch the first moonwalk on their TV. I can still remember it as if it was yesterday...
A Linux Longhair
While walking down the street in my home town yesterday at night, my brother saw what looked to be like two dead cats. When we went closer and inspected we found they had both been hit by cars.
Now I do not know about the odds of hitting two cats at one time, but the way the two cats died to together was so sad, and made me so angry. How can someone be so careless two kill not one but two cats. I have a sneaking supicion it was on purpose
Sorry for my rant it just makes me angry, I'm an animal lover who loves Both cats and dogs. For someone too leave these two cats on the rode after hitting them is very cruel at least they could have a reported it to the dog pound.
I've been told before that as your hair gets longer, the needs for it begin to change, and things that used to work fail to work anymore. Does anyone know what exactly this means? And why and how does your hair change as it gets longer? I'm a bit confused.
hey you guy, i noticed earlier that there are a lot of different forms of michael posting here so i'm going to start posting as curly. since i'm posting this, i'll go ahead and give you guys an update. my hair, on top, is a little more that 4 inches. on the sides and back it is about 2 1/2 or 3 inches. i can almost pull my bangs past my nose! i had a couple of pics taken a few weeks back and i'm getting them on sunday i think so i'll post them then. sorry it has taken so long to get a pic but i tend to avoid the cameras...low self esteem. well, anyways...later guys
Man I'm never doing that again! I really put my hair through the ringer! I can run my hands through it now actually. For those who don't know, I had put a relaxer/straightener in my hair, one of the dumbest things I've ever done in my life. I need to find the best leave in conditioners. I heard Redken is good, any other suggestions?
Thanks, Blonde
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Well after a hectic move from Boston to New York it's time for another update! Well it's not Much of an update, but hey, it IS getting longer ;o)
btw, who do I contact to update my directory listing? need to update the photo and stuff...
Peace and be well all!
Iz
Hey again!
Just wanted to let you all know I'm on the mend now - went to 5 doctor over the past 3 days and finally found someone who can understand - there's a specialist dermatology department at a local hospital who have decided to take me in - I'm being admitted tomorrow, so I'll be away for a little while.
Basically my eczema flare-up had become infected (though I have no idea how since I keep it as sterile as poss)and the infection had made me sick and more inable to fight the infection, so it as just getting worse.
Now I'm on antibiotics and anti-viral pills... and back on my anti-depressants (which I had recently just weaned myself off).
But my moods lifted thanks to all the support, and of course my luck in finding a solution to the problem.
Thanks again everyone for all your help and your thoughts. My hair actually seems to have grown extra-fast during my sickness, which is really weird, but shouldn't be long til I can scrape a half-tail :)
Love,
wolfeyes
Last night I met a new cashier named Brad with an awesome, straight ponytail. It looked like it was a few inches past shoulder length and he had a skunk-like pattern color, which there was grey on the left and right and a brown stripe running down the middle (kinda like Jay Leno). He was really nice and looked as if he were in his 40's cause he looked old enough to be my dad. Anyways, I thought it was just me and my friend who made up the longhair population at the store, but now it feels nice that there's one more under that catergory.
P.S. I've changed my mind for my goal length, instead I want my hair to be the same length as Brad's.
Saw Bill on Vancouver Island.
His hair looks longer in person!
Steve
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Cousin ITT from the Adams family.
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Hey all,
i finally got some pics for you guys to check out. please give me some opinions and/or suggestions. go easy one me, first time growing out my hair : ) .
thanks all,
Dave
background info:
8 and 1/2 months of growth from a stubbled buzz cut.
Hey people,
have any of you seen the film Stepford Wives (the new one)? If so than you probably saw a buffed up guy with long hair in the begginning of the film.
It was great seeing this character on screen, becasus he has EXACTLY the king of body and hair (although I wouldn't mind a bit longer in the back) that i am aiming for.
Although I've only been serious with the weights for 6 months now, so give me some time dammit!
I want to grow my hair out (and have been for the last 2 monthes) and then put it in braids. Right now its about 2 inches long. School starts in about 6 weeks or so and I dont know what to do with my hair while it's growing. I had been wear my hair real short so I have no idea what to do. Any help is greatly appriciated.
Please spout the name of the site. This is too old. Where are the new pics and guys???
my 'new' goatee!
I decided to grow out a goatee about three weeks ago and haven't trimmed it yet. One of my bosses commented at work today "Good beard that, I like it!" I was pretty chuffed. A friend dared me to keep growing it until it gets long and bushy for a laugh so that's what I'm going to do and then trim it back to a short stubble and keep it that way for a while. When I get round to doing some pics I'll post one for all to see.
long hair rules!
Hello everyone, I'm new here. I'm so glad I found a board like this one! Well, I'm a female so I hope this is ok? I noticed that this board is mainly about long hair on men. I also looked at some of the hair pics on here, and I have to say a job well done gentlemen!
I have great respect for a men who have long hair! That's why I thought, ok I'll try and get some info here on my hair problem.
I hope you guys can help me out. I have very thick hair, and about a year ago I cutted it into layers. It looked good and my hair was managable. But now, it's kinda getting that "hanging" attitude, which leaves me frustrated! But the good news is, since the cut, my hair was able to grow faster and is healthier. I have two options:
1. I either cut it into layers again, or
2. I let it grow untill it reaches past my middle back (it was this lenght before I cutted it)
The thing is, if I let it grow, it gets too difficult to handle and I get huge headaches because of the weight of my hair. Another thing is, I have wavy kinda hair (not too much), that curls out on the ends.
Are there any products I can use to help with this?
Thanks,
Thee Longhaired Gal
Well here's a first for me I was in an interview for a truck unloading position and had to meet with the manager. He was the clean cut buisness type suit and all. And he complimented my hair which was tied back saying he wished his job would allow him to grow his hair out to a longer length.
Hey guys,
I'm new to this forum. I have grown hair (longest) just below my eyes and everytime it gets that long (and I intentially had been trying to grow it) I shaved my head! Cause I got sick of it. But now I have decided to completely grow my hair permanently. The thing is, I shaved my head and never cut it since then, so all the hair is the exact same length. It's not long now (down to my eyebrows) but because the back is the same length it looks long. I obviously don't want to keep my hair this way, so I was wondering how do I, I guess, level my hair? Should I wait until the front reaches down to just below my chin and cut straight around (the back would be short). What do I do? - confused.
Asad
Hi everyone, i want to know how can i make my 2 years long hair look almost as it was short hair but with no cutting it at all. I mean like disguising that i have long hair? Are there any braid techniques sites with illustrations on how to make it? any other ideas? wigs maybe :-P ? continuing with the post about the travel i have to do to hong kong, i want to show them that there is an alternative to not cutting my hair. thanks for the support
bye!
I need help with this problem because my keyboard is realy starting to f*** up on me. Buttons I can't press I have to copy and paste causing me to slow down on typing. It sucks. Then it presses buttons that I don't press and pops up windows realy pissing me off. My backspace button isn't working properly and neither is
1 Qq Aa Zz \| caps right-arrow-key
I had to copy and paste all that crap. When I press one of those buttons it either acts like the caps lock key, pops up a window, or just doesn'y work at all. Does anyone know how I can solve this problem? I was looking around online to see if I could find some help but couldn't. I don't think it is a bug or anything because I scan my computer everyday. Please, I am in dier need of some help.
For me, Apocalypse Now. R.I.P Marlon Brando
We have an unusually peaceful board here, but if you post to any other boards, you'll likely get a kick out of this...
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Q: How many subscribers to an online message board does it take to change a light bulb?
Answers:
1 to change the light bulb and to post that the light bulb has been changed
14 to share similar experiences of changing light bulbs and how the light bulb could have been changed differently
7 to caution about the dangers of changing light bulbs
27 to point out spelling/grammar errors in posts about changing light bulbs
41 to correct spelling/grammar flames
6 to argue over whether it's "lightbulb" or "light bulb" ...
another 6 to condemn those 6 as anal-retentive
2 industry professionals to inform the group that the proper term is "lamp"
27 to post URL's where one can see examples of different light bulbs
12 to post to the group that they will no longer post because they cannot handle the light bulb controversy
4 to suggest that posters request the light bulb FAQ
44 to ask what is a "FAQ"
2 to post reasons why the light bulb burning out is the result of a government conspiracy.
4 to say "didn't we go through this already a short time ago?"
43 to say "do a Google search on light bulbs"
1 lurker to respond to the original post 6 months from now and start it all over again
5 to say "thank you"
I emailed Victor about this, but figured I'd get some other opinions as well. A while back there were complaints about off topic posts. I don't mind them myself. But maybe we could implement categories in the board. Maybe some different hair-related categories and an off-topic category. I really think the board would benefit from something like that. What do you guys think?
I never heard of these guys before;
"The team was always an attraction by their long hair and beards, a doctrine of the religion, and would draw substantial crowds wherever they played..."
http://www.peppergame.com/index.asp
I drink about 2 liters of Soda pop almost every day. It started when I first moved to Michigan and I'm hopelessly addicted. I have tried to quit several times. I know caffeine can make your hair dull and lifeless not to mention other things. My teeth aren't my original color, I'm trying to quit unsuccesfuly.
As far as I'm concerned caffeine is a drug like any other, herion, cociane, tobacco, alcohol.
Anybody else have this problem and know of way to quit without the cravings. Believe me they are just as bad as any other drugs.
I tried to switch from Coca cola to Green tea but that doesn't even work.
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My hair is totally fried, you could say I got what I deserved. My hair didn't deserve it though. I really feel remorse for what I've done. Can anybody help? I would really appreciate any kind words of advice. I really almost cried looking at myself in the mirror to tell you guys the truth. I really feel awful. Thanks for any help. ~Peace~ Blonde
First time poster. Hair length a little longer than surferdudes. I usually just mousse up the top and let the sides flair out with wings.
Question: How dangerous are certain hair control products on longer hair? Are some good for it, bad for it, or neither? Sometimes I wonder if mousse could be damaging my hair. Then again sometimes I fall asleep with it still in my hair from the day.
Also with all the mention of "stop using heavy gel" it kind of scares me enough not to use any control product anymore. The look I try to go for is the european slicked back front.
Is there a product best to use to cause the smallest amount of damage possible? A ranking possibly?
...or does it even matter?
Thanks
-Mark
Hello all. It's been a while since I've been here. I think I've posted perhaps three or four times. For two whole years I came to this board at least three times a day. But that was in 2001-2002 and I haven't been here in a while.
Anyway, my hair looks nice right now, so I too a picture, and then I noticed I have some other pictures of my hair uploaded, so I decided to post them.
This was taken a couple minutes ago. I wish I had a better camera.
This was last week. I pinned my hair up and took pictures and told people I had cut my hair. I'm can be quite the prankster.
This is a wig I made.
This is sort of old. My hair used to be very shiny all the time just a few months ago but lately it hasn't been so nice. I don't know why.
Thankyou, that is all.
PS My last haircut was January 4, 2001. Ahhh, I just realized that's only three years. I can do math I swear. Except I thought it was four years. Silly me!
I just dug out a pic, forgot to post it last week, of the back of my head, taken the same time as the pic I submitted a week ago. As everyone can see, my hair is massive lol! Those layers are realy exaggurating the puffiness of my hair. Believe it or not, my head and hair really does measure that wide, and is not just an illusion! I'm not small either, about 5ft 10 1/4, and I know this is to be expected for my hair to look huge.
Since then, I'm back on the ASDA hair, skin and nail tablets again, and also norwegian sea kelp.
I was bored, so I posted this, and I know the sight of long hair is welcomed here, although my hair doesn't qualify as long yet, there's no harm in posting, is there?
Hi. Sorry for being a slacker about saying hi again. Keep up the good work with your hair and other projects. Your website really made me think especially about OCD and other stuff. I wonder if others grow their hair as almost a perseverence, like a goal or something they can succeed in. Oh gosh, this isn't making sense...all I am saying is that I would think there is more to growing hair than just astheic reasons otherwise more people would have bought wigs. That's it for now. Peace.
I sorely regret it. I'm going to apply a leave in conditioner in a little awhile. I let my hair air dry and decided to see how well it would comb through and I could barely get through it. For those who don't know, I posted a topic asking advice on straightening hair. I've definitely learned my lesson. =(
A spikey afro?
http://messenger.msn.com/ (yes, that's the link)
I'm sticking with Civil War afterall and will be able thusly so to grow my hair. First I'm going to aim for some basic achievements but long term is where Blonde is. If I am ok with long hair when I get there I'll continue to Citizen Kane's length, move on to Ghost Cloak's length and most likey will stay there.
Hi,
I don't know why I didn't ever seek out this information before, but could somebody advise or link me to sites explaining the different ways hair is worn (particularly by men) when it is shorter and when it is longer. Also, ones for curly hair would be helpful for me. I think it's finally time I learn what it means when someone has a [hairstyle name].
Thanks,
Rick
Okay in this segment I want to give a few of you guys with depression some advice. This is coming from a person just like everyone of you whom had suffered from depression for a very long time. I had about the worst type of depression you can think of with "all" of the symptoms and types piled in to one. In this era in my life, the only things that made me happy was my art and my hair. (This was a while back when I had an undrcut before I cut it at that time) I would never or barely step foot out of my room. I only stepped out of my room if it was time to eat (had trouble eating too) or if I had to go to school (Never talked to anyone except for my bestfriend at that time) Every night I would sit in my bed crying for hours. The pain and sadness were overwhelming. I kept all of my feelings bottled up inside and you were 'lucky' if I even talked to you. I am a silent person by nature, but I do talk when I feel like it (Now). I loved the flow of my hair and I enjoyed playing with it, but I never said a word to anybody. My mom knew there was something wrong with me. I was dramatically losing weight, and I was skinny already at that time. I was 6'3 at that time (Now 6'5) and I was one hundred forty pounds one day, one hundred and thirty pounds the next. as you seen, my weight before was way under the weight I should of been. I was an inch from dying away. My skin was pale from staying in my room the whole time, and never going outside with my friends or brother. I felt like nobody needed me and I didn't even need myself. I just layed in my bed drawing or examining my hair since it did help me though the hard times. I had no girlfriend at that time since I recently broke up with my GF at that time. I would never get even a complement from the ladies which made my days even worse. They usualy said I was ugly as hell, and I believed it. I asked girls out with alot of confidence, but either of these comments were usual: "I have a Boyfriend (Which I knew they didn't","I would never go out with your ugly ass","I'm a lesbian" (Just so they knew I wouldn't ever ask them again) I tryed so hard to be happy, but couldn't even manage to get a smile on my face. One day when I was at The School's Valentines Day Dance, I asked a girld to go with me, she turned me down (You know the usual) I still went even though I didn't have a partner scoping for some ladies. a girl turned me around and was about to dance with me, but when she got a good look at me she said "Ugh" which realy hurt my feelings. That day I had to walk all the way home witch was 5 miles away from the school upset with no date. all this had me thinking "I am ugly, and I will never have any happiness in my life" It wasn't only girls, it was even some of my family and friends. Usualy a Positive that sounds Negative and I took it into Negative my mind did. My friend, Ben which was kinda like an enemy at the time told me "You can't keep all of your feelings bottled up, it can brew something even worse than what you have now" I took this advice to heart, even though at the time I still kept my feelings bottled up. My Mom the next day started arguing with me "What is wrong with you? What is bothering you so much that you don't want to talk to anybody? Let alone step outside your room? You are sick and you need to attack what is bothering you" So I did. I attacked everything that was bothering me such as School, Home, and everything else on my list. I luckily got everything I demanded. I was happy (for about a week) then since I did have all those feelings bottled up inside for so long I did brew something even worse. Instead of silence and sadness, I had anger and rage in my heart. I then told my mom I wanted to grow all my hair out, and she said I would have to cut my hair so it would look right. My mom never liked my undrcut style, and I lost interest in it too, and about a week later I agreed to start completely over, and suffered an entire year in school with shor hair. Through those months my rage kept building higher and higher and I couldn't control it. I argued with everybody. I even scared people and it is something that was hard to control. I attacked this rage problem too, since it was no need to be mad all the time. Once in a while I do snap on somebody, but it isn't as bad as it used to be. In a few months time, I know it will be completely gone. Of course I will get mad every once in a while just like anybody else, but that is a part of being human. I now manage to stay happy even on the worst of days :) Since happy is the way to go for everybody.
Here is a list of things for you guys with depression to get rid of this problem once and for all
Do NOT ever keep your feelings bottled up inside
attack your problem(s) face to face
Do not be afraid of the outcome
If you are experiancing new symptoms after the depression then do the same as the list above
If this list doesn't help you, consult your doctor about your problem
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
PS: Sorry for the long message, trying to help some depressed souls.
Anybody used this does it work.
Hi all. I'm getting ready for a trim. I'm checking for a salon in Richmond, VA. The thing is I feel like my hair is a mess with some tangles and stuff. This salon was recommended on the International Long Hair Club site. When I make the appt. should I get my hair washed/conditioned as well? Will they do that already? I definitly need some serious help with my hair as the stylist will see. I'm hoping it won't be too awkward of an experience, but I've got to get a trim or do something. Maybe when the stylist sees my hair she'll know what to do, if I should get it condioned beore it is cut, etc... I'm planning on getting 1 and a half inches cut off. It's nearly mid-back right now. Haven't had a trim in two years! The thickness is tough too. I like it thick and want to keep it thick, but still want it to be a little more manageable. It is a pain trying to put it in a ponytail because it's like this big bush on the back of my head. Your help and encouragemtn is appreciated.
You guys rock!
Rock on, Go Long!
Will
I'm thinking of straightening my hair. Is this a bad idea since my hair has been chemically treated before? Also my hair is growing good. I've never have or don't remember when my hair could be felt against my neck and it feels cool, lol.
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here's a better prog pic (ie, not taken with a cameraphone.) Still growin', just discovered how much better my hair looks when i STRAIGHTEN it-- wow what a difference. If any of you guys are struggling with controlling your hair while growing, give it a try.
Hey guys. For a really long time I have never parted my hair at all. Just recently my hair got too long for anything else, so I started parting it in the middle. Then I went on a camping trip, and my scalp got sunburned along my part line down the middle. Now where the part is along with some of the surrounding area my scalp really itches sometimes. Also, my scalp would itch once in a while along there too, but more so now. Do you think it's related to the sunburn? If so, is there anything I can or should do about it? Thanks.
Hi,
The problem with paying more attention to my hair is that I am noticing how long it takes to grow. For many of the other guys I know, long hair is a very accepted thing and something they are also working on. I stopped cutting my hair long after they did, so their progress is also much more spectacular. I am also finding that the first few times every day that I put a comb or my fingers through a bit of my hair, that there are a good number of loose hairs that come out. I know that this is normal but I can't help but think pessimistically about it. Also, this never happened before I stopped getting my hair cut, so I like to think that it is more than just a coincidence that this is happening now.
I'm going to keep waiting (and growing) since I certainly don't want to get my hair cut again. I don't want to be one to give up, but I am finding it much harder than I originally thought it to be. *sigh* When will I see a longhair in the mirror?
Rick
Hey, hows it going? I was wondering if anyone could recommend me a decent product for a slicked back look.
My hair is about the same length as this picture and sort of the same texture.
http://www.theorlandobloomfiles.com/pictures/magazine2/accion04april4.jpg
Need something that will hold well and not dry out and make the hair go into a frizzy mess.
Thanks a lot.
Hi everyone, sorry I've been away for so long - my job has required me to work in another part of town, where I have no internet access, and my computer has been offline for a few weeks.
I've also been pretty depressed - as some of you know, I suffer from eczema. It's usually not too bad, though nearly always a hinderance. But over the last week, it has become progressively worse and is now incredibly sore and unsightly.
It's all over my face, which has never happened, and I can't leave the house at the minute cos I look like a leper.
The worst thing is I haven't taken any time off work and I have to go back in tomorrow - we need to meet a deadline, and I am needed so I can't phone in sick.
Basically to sum up I'm really depressed about it - I can't even hug my girlfriend... and I can't sleep for more than a half hour at a time.
I've been to the doctor, and to a dermotologist, and been prescribed tons of different creams and ointments and wraps, so hopefully it'll start to receed again.
Sorry for the random post, but I had to get that all off my chest, and to let you know I'm not gonna run off and get my hair cut :)
wolfeyes
I have a friend of mine that has longer hair than me in the front and sides on behalf of my trim and he also needs a trim, BAD!! But I don't know how to tell him without making it look like I'm jealous, cause I'm not. It may not be any of my buisness, it's just a tiny opinion of mine, and I just may not tell him at all for the best. Plus, my aunt gave me my trim (which I'm very proud of) and she just doesn't like the state his hair is in right now either. So what should I do about it?
My bangs are reaching a length where I NEED to have them parted just to see ok, but I'm having trouble getting the part to stay in place. My bangs easily cover my eyes when I let them fall naturally, and I can pull them to my upper lip almost, so they have enough weight to pull themselves down. It wouldn't be a problem if I wasn't opposed to heavy gel, I'd just slick it all back. What I'm trying to achieve is just an inverted V shape, like how Surferdude's hair is in the July photo. In fact my hair is even the same length and color as his.
I do blowdry my hair, cause when I let it air dry it gets little flips all over, and besides it takes like 4 hours to dry. I mentioned that because I was thinking, if I were to pin my bangs in position while I blowdry, and if I keep them parted with a comb, would the folicles change direction to make the part permanent? My says that this would train the hair to grow that way on it's own, which is what I want ultimatly.
Thanks,
Keith
You have the same type of hair as me, and I was wondering if you could suggest a shampoo and conditioner that I could use during my regrowing phase and once it gets long.
Thanks.
Hello again everyone! I know it's been awhile since I've posted, but the events of the past month have been traumatic and for awhile there I wasn't sure if I even wanted to continue as a member of this planet. In short, I lost my girlfriend of some 7 or 8 years about a month ago. It has been a very trying, tough, almost overbearing emotional nightmare for me. This was (and I guess still is) the first and only woman I've dearly loved. I did a lot of stupid things, but we won't discuss that.
Now...on topic. Here's is THE big hair mistake I made during the last month. Compared to what has happened, hair shouldn't be a big deal, but when dealt the ego blow I was, hair is VERY important. I love my hair.
Hint: Never trim your hair when it's in a braid!
I had my hair pulled back and braided, and
the ends looked rather....well....what's the word
here...ratty? So I got some scissors and trimmed it.
Looked great! Well, great until I let out the braid.
The back was crescent shaped, long on the left, short
on the right. Rather than try to start a new hair
craze, I saw my stylist who promptly let me know he'd
take off as little as possible but that he would be
taking off.
Now I sit here with 7 inches less hair than before.
We're talking near the waist all the way to above
mid-back.
I hate it! But...well, what can I do? I guess I'll have to be patient and let it come back in its own time. My hair hasn't been this short since I can remember!
So keep in mind - never trim your hair when braided! Even an old timer like me can use that advice.
Peace, all!
Sorry, I don't live in MD, I live in South Carolina, & in my new neighborhood, I am pretty cosey. I wish I did live close to you, you sound like a person I would like to meet. Sorry for the late reply. If you ever come into the state of SC let me know. By the way how old are you? e-mail me at either demmaster@yahoo.com demmaster@hotmail.com or webmaster@demcomics.com if you want to know more about me.
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
What Linux configuration would you recommend for accessing this message board? And, is there a Linux message board that doesn't require "email me all your personal information and see if you like being married to us" type of registration? I want open source software, so I can know what it does before I install it.
I want to switch from WindowsXP to Linux because I'm totally fed up with MacroHard Corporation, Dell and other who rob millions of people of their time and money when we could be using our work, money and time doing good things like inventing environmentally friendly technology so the air would be less toxic.
Yep, I'm starting to get negative comments from people. I was at work on my break and a girl I work with asked me if the hair in my eyes bothers me. I said not really, to which she replies "you should cut it." Just out of curiosity, I asked her how short. She said "I dunno, like normal guys."
I guess some people just don't appreciate individuality.
Hi,
I don't know why I didn't ever seek out this information before, but could somebody advise or link me to sites explaining the different ways hair is worn (particularly by men) when it is shorter and when it is longer. Also, ones for curly hair would be helpful for me. I think it's finally time I learn what it means when someone has a [hairstyle name].
Thanks,
Rick
I just spent two weeks on the University of Florida campus where I am working on a Phd. I was sitting in the library at a computer one morning, and a woman whom I do not know came up to me and said: you have beautiful hair. To which, I offered: thank you. And then she said: and it's a great color, too! To which I said: well, it's the color that I grow.
I smiled throughout. It was an unexpected, charming event in the library. I am 44 and have been told that I don't look it, in part I suspect to my hair. I have no gray yet, and my hair is blond-brown and mid back length. I do have a little recession at the temples, but I don't think it is significantly distracting from my hair.
So, she departs, and about 10 yards away, now almost shouting (in the library) she says: And keep growing it as long as you can!
I waved. I did wonder if she was referring to the recession at the temples, or to the likelihood that a man would not be allowed to work anywhere with hair my length, or . . . who knows.
I finally just decided it was a delightful experience. Period. And, I noticed quite a few men, from young to my age and older with quite long hair. It was great.
Robert
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I have taken the attached picture during a hike a couple of weeks ago; my hair was quite dishevelled by the wind.
A Linux Longhair
I was curious about roughly how many hairs you guys lost when you washed it. Recently I've been doing rough counts as I go along, and found that most times I lose around 40 hairs during washing, and 20 once it is air-dried and combed (I have a mega wide-toothed comb). Is 60 excessive or acceptable?
I have just combed my hair having washed it this morning, and like 40 came out this time, and most of them were short hairs. Any thoughts on that?
Matt.
Hi Folks,
It�s been a while since my last post. Been so busy but I still take the time to look at the posts every day, the
board being my home page. Well it�s been 25 months since my last cut; no trims.
My (real) hair, what�s left
on the sides is 14 inches long. The pics with the light blue T-shirt shows my hair wet, just out of the shower.
For those who don�t know, I�ve been wearing a hairpiece. Started with a short one; now I wear one that�s 24 inches long. It�s not a wig; it just covers the bald spot. My real hair blends in with the hair from the HP.
I�m a 48 year old accountant working for an architectural firm. I wear my hair tied as shown in the pics. I use 2 ties, the bottom one is where my real hair is now at. Keeps the flyaways at bay.
Any question? Comments? Be my guest.
With all the "I'm cutting my hair" posts, I've decided to ask a question. Who here is in it for the long haul? I mean, how many of you definitely will not be cutting your hair for any reason? I know I'm one of them because I once had long hair before and I cut it for some of the same reasons other people did. To be more socially acceptable, avoid rude comments, etc. And cutting it was the biggest mistake ever...it won't happen again. I love my hair long and plan on keeping it that way for the rest of my life if possible. So who else is with me in this endeavor?
Hi guys
I just wondered that because my hair gets greasy quickley, on like every night after school l spray my hair with water and put it in a pony tale. I wondered it this ok because i dont have it really tight because it hurts and i heard that it is bad for your hair. And i dont know weather it is better to wash the greas out but i thought gras is good for your hair ??
i often wash my hair every other day and then on a friday night i dont wash for fri sat and sun, to make it really greasy because i thought it as good for your hair and then wash it on monday moring
Help and comments wanted !!
Its unbelievable but, twice in 24 hours I have received positive feedback on my hair. Two of my Girl Friends both independently complemented my hair.
The first one was the best: She said:
"I only see you ever few days, and each time I see you, I'm looking to see how much more your hair has grown, its really nice, much better than mine."
I refrained from pointing out that she wouldn't notice much difference day by day and just thanked her for the compliment. I also told her that I thought her hair looked great, and asked what she was worried about. She then showed me this test whereby you twist your hair into a sprial and hold it in place between our finger and thumb. With your other hand rub up and down on the sprial with your other finger and thumb, the more hair that tufts out the more damaged your hair is. Interesting?
The other compliment came from another friend who asked me how long I was going to grow it. Well I don't really know so I gave a vague guesture with my hand, her husband pointed out that my hair was actually now longer than hers, so I quipped: "Yeah are you jealous?" just jokingly. To my surprise I got a really genuine response, she said: "Yes, I am, your hair is really nice!"
So this has altogether made my weekend. Right now I need to find a method of deflating my head so I get out of the door and share my smugness with the world. lol!
Naw seriously, its really nice to have positive feedback, its so much better than the stick you have to take during the awkward stage and when you first decide to grow it out. It kinda makes it all worth while.
Sorted
Hi I posted here before.
I have been growing since Sept 2003, so to celebrate approaching the year mark i done a little web page.
Comments please.
Do you see any split ends etc. Plus I was reading in some magazines that even if your desperate to grow your hair long you need to get a little trim every 7-8 months. So I was maybe thinking of going to get a LITTLE trim (specifying only split ends and a clean up), do you think I should do this.
the page is:
http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/hairprog/index.html
I was wondering has anyone here tried Sunsilk shampoo and conditioner? There's an advert being shown on television over here in the UK, it's basically playing on peoples insecurities about their hair (e.g men and women in work tell the woman her hair's looking bad, mug with BAD HAIR DAY printed on a mug and so forth)
I've heared the shampoo is just like any other shampoo, but the conditioner contains silk oils and smothing serum (I think).
Now I'm not going to be a sucker and go out and buy it straight after watching the commercial, so I turn to the board for advice, is it any good for £2.00 a bottle?
Hi Guys
Just wondering who out of all the posters here play musical instruments (not just the guitar, any musical instrument)
I play all keyboard instruments and bass guitar.
i posted a message 2 weeks ago and it disapeared:(
i was hopeing to see some comments i saw one thanks for the reply ok heres the thing
i havent washed my hair in 2 months only rinsing it twice a week with warm water and its in great condition i hear after 3 months the hair returns to a natural balance
I checked out your webpage today and wanted to introduce myself, but there was no e-mail address contact info.
Picture Purged
Just wanted to post a pic for a number of reasons. Three I can think of so far.
1. Tomorrow I have to play in my country orchestra, and I took this picture so in a years time when we play at the venue again, I can look back at this.
2. My bangs appear to have grown half an inch since the last few pictures were taken, which is right for about 15 days.
3. This is the first time I can pull my bangs back and make them look integrated into my hair, as before they looked really bad and very short.
These pics are taken 1 day after washing so it's flipping like crazy in the front, and my proper length couldn't be shown, but I have another pic with my bangs slightly past the tip of my nose.
I didn't mean for this to be an official update, but there haven't been many posts on the hyperboard recently, and I'm just board like heck, so why not look at these lol.
Comments appreciated.
Hey guys. I recently decided to grow my hair long, well about a month ago. I dont know if any of you can watch Big Brother in UK but theres a guy, Stu, and he has the best long hair i have ever seen. Its amazing. However my hair takes a long time to grow and i really wanted fairly longish hair by time i emmigrate to australia in 3 months time...... Does any one have any tips or hints to speed up the growth? ive seen products online with vitamins to help, do they actually work? cheers. Richi.
Here is a question. WHat does everyone here do for a living? Which professions have you had, or not had, a hassle while having long hair.
I'll start. The last 8 years I've been a cop, going back to college recently to finish my English degree and will eventually be a high school English teacher.
Mac
If I remember correctly,the band, Stillwater, is backstage, and they are getting ready to perform. The year is 1973. The lead singer picks up a bottle of shaving cream, and then starts putting it on his hair, smoothing it in. Why does he do this? Is this just something longhaired people did back then, for hold or shine? To keep frizz down? Do you think that would be damaging, to put shaving cream on your scalp hair?
When I got a number 3 all over to restart growing long hair, I noticed that my middle parting was still there. Didn't think much of it before. Thought it would just be the direction I've combed my hair for a year and "trained" my folicles to grow like that, and that it would disappear after a while, but I just wanted to make sure.
Could this be brought on finning from combing too much? Will it ever grow back (not too bothered, since I am regrowing my hair anyway)?
I know one thing for sure. I'm not going to over comb my parting once it gets long again.
It's a bit big (200K, so not that big really), so that there's a lot of detail.
Can anyone shed any light on this?
Hi Gollan
I had a look at your website a couple of days ago - cool progress pics! I noticed your metal ponytail cuff - where do you get those from? So much more cool than the usual bands. They look like they're made of pewter.
Continue to enjoy your long hair and keep up the good work at your website. Cool stuff!
I was curious what the feelings were of the men on this site towards women making posts. I can appreciate the need of men to have a place to call their own since the other hair sites are predominately female oriented, but therein lies the problem. I have questions that only a long haired man can answer, like how can I encourage a male child to refrain from cutting his hair? I feel strongly about long hair on both genders but the issue can be much more complex for a man. Anyway, please be honest about your wishes, thankyou.
I just spent two weeks on the University of Florida campus where I am working on a Phd. I was sitting in the library at a computer one morning, and a woman whom I do not know came up to me and said: you have beautiful hair. To which, I offered: thank you. And then she said: and it's a great color, too! To which I said: well, it's the color that I grow.
I smiled throughout. It was an unexpected, charming event in the library. I am 44 and have been told that I don't look it, in part I suspect to my hair. I have no gray yet, and my hair is blond-brown and mid back length. I do have a little recession at the temples, but I don't think it is significantly distracting from my hair.
So, she departs, and about 10 yards away, now almost shouting (in the library) she says: And keep growing it as long as you can!
I waved. I did wonder if she was referring to the recession at the temples, or to the likelihood that a man would not be allowed to work anywhere with hair my length, or . . . who knows.
I finally just decided it was a delightful experience. Period. And, I noticed quite a few men, from young to my age and older with quite long hair. It was great.
Robert
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I've got straight silky blond hair; with a prefect center parting (I was once told that I had the most beautiful hair ever!!?) I am planning to grow it, and I would like anyone who fits the below description to please send me some pictures of their hair so I can have some idea of how my hair will look once it is long. (My hair grows extremely fast- about 15-18 inches a year) The pictures can be sent to itsme4u_3000@yahoo.co.uk.
Description: Preferably young- 18-35
Hair- Blonde, Brown, Black; Very straight; overall very good looking hair
Thanks
Ben
hi guys! yesterday I went to a village who is in parties( 7 or 8 days of party with concerts, atractions...), and in one concert I saw a lot of long haired boys and men. each minute I saw 5 or 6 guys with long hair, and all type of lenghts, shoulder, mid-back,neck, chin......
And later we went to the atractions and I saw a woman with her hair in a high ponytail, and the tail was ankle lenght!
buff, really a "long hair" night,isn´t it?
I was at the library today, looking through the books, and I turn around to see a man with straight red hair to his knees. He was very tall, I would say over six feet. His hair was the shiniest hair I had ever seen on a man.
And he also reminded me of one of Feanor's sons, from the Silmarillion by Tolkien. (he had quite elvish features)
Hi,
Perhaps a question for older posters but I had been quite worried about hairloss and have very slightly receding/thinning hair at the templesmainly. I tried a well known solution which contained minoxydyl for 3 months but started to get chest pains, shortness of breath etc. I stopped and the pains went away within a week. I'd rather go bald than have heart damage obviously! There is no need for perscription in Aus for this medication. It was a 2% solution. I am now not so vain and accept that a little bit of hair loss is nothing to be worried about after all I'm almost 30 and others younger have had it worse than me (Know a guy who went bald at 19!!)
I have heard of other people having these side effects from doing a little web digging but was wondering if anyone here had heard of them and if it was longterm damage to heart etc?
Matt.
Hey guys, as you noticed I been gone for a couple of days. It was because I finally moved into the new house. As for the beared, I shaved it completely off. I was gonna shave them into chops, but for the 1st time ever, I messed up on them. I like my face more than I did now, and I don't look 40 anymore. I look my age (17) again :). As for my hair, I shaved it off too... Just kidding ;) it is still there lol. (Well come on. Did you actually think I would do something stupid like that?) Speaking of something weird, I only been growing my hair back out a couple of weeks until 2 years, and when I got out of the shower (You won't believe this) It was almost down to my mid-back about an inch and a half from it. I will have to get a pic like that so I can show you how long my hair is. Is that weird or is that a miracle? My hair never shows its true length when I wear shirts, or when it is dry (because it is wavy of course :)!!!) I can't belive it is that long myself, and can't wait for it to show that long when dry.
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
When I got a number 3 all over to restart growing long hair, I noticed that my middle parting was still there. Didn't think much of it before. Thought it would just be the direction I've combed my hair for a year and "trained" my folicles to grow like that, and that it would disappear after a while, but I just wanted to make sure.
Could this be brought on finning from combing too much? Will it ever grow back (not too bothered, since I am regrowing my hair anyway)?
I know one thing for sure. I'm not going to over comb my parting once it gets long again.
It's a bit big (200K, so not that big really), so that there's a lot of detail.
I've kinda noticed something. Is wavy/curly hair more common to guys than it is to girls? I've noticed alot of girls with long straight hair, but I've seen few guys with hair as straight as mine. Most seem to have at least some wave. Any thoughts?
I've been offline for awhile for the sake of my mental health. But, in case anyone was wondering, I'm still a longhair.
I straightened my hair just for fun... don't know if I like it or not. Its definitely different in looks and feel.
http://www.thepalehunter.com/Hair/straight.jpg
Let me know if you've got any thoughts on it.
of skater Ryan Sheckler's hair?
Hi Everyone,
Just wondering how many of you who have long hair, get the itch to get it cut. I have had at least shoulder length hair for several years. Right now it is to about my mid back. I am not sure why, but the last couple of weeks I was thinking of going bact to the crew cut I had in the early 90's. The feeling has passed, but I was wondering if it happend to others with long term, long hair.
jon
It is pissing me off that the liberal media thought she got to light of a sentence. She only got 10 months 5 in jail and 5 at home for insider trading.
If I were the judge she would have been sent to a max security prison, no protective custody for corrupt Ceo's so she has to fend for herself against other inmates. They do not like rich people in jail or prison, believe me I have been there. Rich Ceo's that exploit poor people should get life in prison in the worst federal pen out there.
Sorry for my rant, but what white collar criminals do and get away with is maddening. I'm not usually for harsh sentaces, but these people steal millions and only get 5 Months? If I did that I would get at least 10 to 20 years in prison, but just cuz she is Martha Stewart she gets special privalges even as a inmate. She should get all her money tooken away from her and have to live on 40 cents a day making liscence plates for the rest of her life.
Thanks to all who replied to my post about my 25 month pics. Some of you said I looked better without the HP. Its your honest opinion and you are entitled to it, however, I personally LOVE wearing the hp, especially at work every day. I will admit to a bit of narcissism as I also get a kick looking at myself in the mirror. In the past year, Ive gotten dozens upon dozens of comments, all positive, all from young girls up to middle aged women. Men either dont care or dont comment, and I obviously dont care about mens opinions. Had I gotten mostly negative feedback from the female gender, I would perhaps have reconsidered.
As an example, 2 weeks ago, my doctors secretary just went bonkers when she saw me for the first time with the HP. Her reaction was that I was ravishly handsome, and that she wished her husband would let his hair grow long like that. She finds long hair on men very sexy & the longer the better.
So obviously, its been a very positive experience. I, and many others friends & relatives of both sexes, find that I look much younger with it. So its there to stay. I am never showing my bald top outside my home again.
Heres a bit more info about it:
As Ive said before, the hairpiece blends with my real hair. A hairpiece, contrary to a wig. Is meant to do just that,: i.e to add to the hair thats already there. Thats why real human hair is preferable. Its also much more durable than synthetic. Well cared for, it will last up to 3 years. Its not meant to be worn either by some one with a full head of hair, nor by someone who has no hair at all. It has to be custom made to adjust to the shape of your head and it needs to be your exact hair color. They can be up to 24 inches long. I could be forced to stop growing my real hair at that length, which "aint too shabby" anyway.
There's an 11 week wait once you place the order, (its made in China) Worth every cent of the $1,300 CDN I paid for it ("installation" included). (about $1,000 US)
It is held in place by 3 strips of 2 way tape on the front and 4 clips on the sides & back. No seams at the part the way a wig would show. The cap is the thickness of onion paper yet very resistant. Its so thin I can see my hand through the piece. The cap (made to measure for me) only covers the bald spot on the top of my head. You wash it in the sink, once a week, with special hair care products.
Good luck to all long hairs & long hair wannabees.
I've heard great things about both these companies. There has been a lot of talk on the board about "Aussie's 3 minute miracle" but I also heard "Nexxus Ensure" was a great conditioner also. So whats the absolute best out there? Is it one of these two or something else? Thanks ahead of time for your insight.
Anyone ever used curling tongs or whatever, or, in particular those gadgets which braid ur hair? ive only heard of people here using straightning irons.
Mark
Okay, here's the skinny on my neck.
I have terrible acne on the back of my neck. All the medicines I have tried do not work but I am using a Gillette wash to keep it clean and not oily.
Anyway, I wonder if the acne is interfering with the growth of the hair on the back of my neck.
Also, the hair on the back of my neck right below my ears is only about four inches long due to a shaving accident a good while back. I am going to totally leave my hair (including neck hair) alone for at least another year (for six inches). Rest of the hair looks good.
Basically, when I pull all the hair up and brush my neck a little bit, I end up with the lowest layers of hair (lower than the ears) only about 2-4 inches long and some right on the scruff buzzed to 1/2 inch or less! No more shaving my neck at all!
I would GREATLY appreciate it if some of you guys that don't mess with your neck would pull all your hair up and let me see your neckline. I know it's awkward, but have someone else take the picture or something...
I heard that some of the hair on your neck never gets really long like the rest of it.
Please try to clear up my confusion.
Many thousands of thanks,
Ivix
Holy cow! In the past month or two it seems that every other message is off topic......and is acknowledged and labeled that by the poster. Please stop talking about computers, bands, video games, gods, wars and people who are sick.
What happens to boards when "off topic" posts are allowed to go unchecked is that it becomes a chat room for teens who could care less about the topic of the board since they found a place to talk about anything they like.
Mods please pay attention (haven't seen Victor for the past month).
Yes, this a sort of a community and folks like to talk with people they know, but if you read the FAQ at the top of the board you will see that staying on topic is required by the owner of the board. If you just can't understand why then think about it some more.
If you have to talk about other stuff then since you are talking to just one or a few people about some off topic thing then email them directly please because people come here for the topic of the board. (No, it's not just a matter of ignoring posts if you don't want to read them)
Hello everyone, I hope this is interesting, please forgive the slightly long post. And it IS about hair, just not at the first part! Read on...
I was starting to wonder lately how much very little differences make in the overall scheme of things. What struck my mind was this: While I was away at school for the year, I started to work out by the second half of it. Now that I am home, it is very slightly starting to show that I've been working out, like there is a slight bit of extra mass in my arms, little bit more definition in my abs, etc.
Now the thing is, these are all very slight changes, and yet, people have noticed without my even saying so. And when I think about it, even with these little differences, I think I look a lot better.
So what I was thinking of, is does this apply to our hair as well? If it shines just a slight bit more, will that make it look much better? If it feels a little more smooth, or smells a tad better, does that really mean that much? Will a little less frizz make the call between okay and great hair?
I think about times when it seems to shine a little more, or lay down a little better, and how although it may not be that different from how it usually is, it sure makes it seem like the diffeence between night and day in my book. Funny how little things go such a long way...
Do you guys find that these slight things really matter that much? Discuss...
hey guys...
i've had a lovely long hair experience which i would like to share with you all. right now, i'm 16. i have lovely blonde hair, which is silky, very straight. i've got blue eyes and i've got a very slender build for a guy; end result- i look VERY MUCH like a girl. let me start.
i was 12 and a half when i decided to grow out my hair. i had- still have- a center parting. my hair wasn't very long then, but i was inspired by various wrestlers and musicians. and my hair grows extremely fast; to keep it of just medium boy's length, i have to go to the barber about 1-2 times a month! i know this is pretty unbelievable, but that's the truth. anyways, after one month, my bangs- side bangs- were nice and long, nearly reaching my ears. i've always stayed with my grandparents and they don't really care what i do. in abt three months, my hair was past my ears. no one was really commenting on my hair then. but by the time i was 13, the length became noticeable; my bangs hovered about 1 inch above my neck. i still didn't tie it back or anything. many of my friends got sort of disgusted with me, and stopped talking to me; though some behaved as though nothing was wrong. well; by 13 and a half, my hair reached my shoulders. and it was still very straight. and now whenever i shook my head, my hair used to fly, brushing my face. i just loved the feeling. even at home, i used to spend an hour brushing my hair; then occasionally i would just lie down with my hair over my face. (i am not gay or bisexual; i just believe that we men have our right to being as feminine as we want). one year after that, it was near mid-back. then i decided to wear a ponytail. and that was when i started being mistaken for a girl. initially i was upset; then i realised that it was only a compliment because my hair was so beautiful that people thought i was a girl. so i just smiled when i heard such comments. now i am 16, and my hair is about 2 inches above my waist. i tie in a ponytail very occasionally but most of the time the ponytail comes loose; maybe this is due to oiliness. i also tie a bun; though once when i was making a speech on stage, and my bun came loose slowly. people were rather shocked to see my hair length . i was embarassed for a while but then took it sportingly. i even wear braids at times, but that is rare. when i go to resturaunts i wear clips sometimes; my grandparents do find that embarassing but i don't care. i think we have our long hair and we can do whatever we want with it. right now i think i will just let my hair reach my waist and maintain it at that length.
thank you
Markus
The undercut was winding me up big time, so I got a number 3 all over to start again from scratch. I'm going to do everything right this time. No thinning and trimming (first mistake), no iregular trims, not tying it back in the shower, not combing it too often and using a good shampoo.
Here's my first monthlg progress pic, taken straight after washing it to get the cut bits out.
To be honest, it feels good doing it properly this time. It might of taken 3 years of silly hair cuts and stupid habbits, but you live and learn don't you.
Being a big wrestling fan and longhair fan(duh!) I've noticed many pro wrestlers are cutting their hair and going for the more trendy short, spiky, look. This to me makes no sense at all, especially in the wrestling business. Wrestlers are supposed to be unique looking, not look like everyday schmo's who work at a desk 9-5. The scary thing is I thought Vince McMahon was making wrestlers chop but it seems like it's the wrestlers themselves who want to cut. To me WWE's Edge has the best hair ever in pro wrestling. I've read several interviews with this guy and he seemed pro longhair but not anymore. I idolized this guy while I was growing and it helped get me through the awkward stage. Then I read this interview: http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2003560001-2004320434,00.html
It sucks that one of my longhaired idols will be sporting short hair soon. Ugh.
--Carlos
Hi guys,
thanks for your replies to my last post.
Just this question:
do you, like me, have got this impression that bureaucrats hate long hairs. I mean even when long hairs wear a suit and tie, they get odd suspicious looks from these bureaucrats.
Last year I was invited to a wedding as a photographer and they were all in "smoking" and tie. I was too, but it seems that I was the odd one out.
Even though I was dressed like them, they kept staring at me as if I was a bizarroid.
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yea i was takin some pics for the Volcom team demo a while back and thought you guys would enjoy this one.
Hi everyone! the story is this: im 17 years old and i have being growing my hair for almost 2 years and next month ill be going to hong kong as an exchange student with afs for a whole year. I will stay with a host family and have to go to school also. The problem is that hong kong schools requiere all student to have short hair!! i talked to my host brother by icq and he said that i have to cut my hair. What can i do? those are the school rules but i have just become informed of that fact and wasnt aware of this and.. hell no! i will not cut my hair for any reasons! im willing to live their culture and all but cutting my hair is the only thing that is out of discussion. Before this i talked with the people from afs of my country and they said 'so whats the problem? just cut your hair, it's no big deal'. Im thinking of writing an email to the hong kong host school but i dont know what exactly to say.. can anyone help me with ideas to write the email?
well, thats all thanks for the support
Just popped in to say hello to all.
And to the moderator that this web board looks very nice now and works so much better! Nice job!
Don't cut that hair for any reason! Be strong gang!
XOXOXOXO
High Priestess
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Just wanted to share a pic from today, the dog wanted to be in it too. Comments welcome, and incase any one wonders, it is about 3 years of growth.
There has been alot of stuff going on at my house today, and all unusual, because I mostly have bad days, but I tend to keep myself happy no matter what :) First thing that happened as of today, is I finally after 5 years of planning have my own Domain. Not up yet, because of constant construction (I'll keep you posted) if you wanna go there go to www.demcomics.com but for now go to my Sub-Domain that is linked on my avatar. 2nd good thing that happened today, is I really needed new earphones for my CD Player, and as I was walking with my brother and dog Robert and Kono (Kono stands for Strong, and he lives up to that name. I love that Chow-Lab Mixed Dog :)!!!) I seen earphones right in front of me lol. Perfect condish, and like any typical American, I got them hehe. Don't know if they are anybody's, but I will find out. It looked as if the person didn't want them anyway. The 3rd thing even better, is I am finally moving out of this Hellhole. Well moving to Lexington County/West Columbia which is right next to Columbia where I live now. I lived in Lexington for a long time, and I enjoyed it, I am going to miss my little bit of friends over here, but in this neighborhood, we don't have any chicks :( I hope it will different in my new neighborhood :) Last but deffinately not least, which this is an everyday thing, I am a longhair hehe, as you all know.
Well that is most of my wonderful day, eventhough I felt like crap waking up this morning.
Your Cherokee Friend,
"Insane" Dwayne
Hello I am Jort I am 15 years old and from Holland and I tryed to grow long hair I was doing it for about 7 months now and my hair was realy weird and big and curly. it was really anoying my head looked HUGE ..... but today I went to the barber (with my mom) And we tryed to explane that I wanted to grow long hair blabla .... but the barber alsmost killed all my hair at the sides and back of my head and made my hair less thick...... that with less thick was really goed because it was less curly and uncontrollable by that but the sides of my head are short now the hair is about ear length -_- that sux...... and first it was about 4 Cm longer..... and same story at the back.... but on the top of my head it's still pretty long.......... I miss my Curls and sides etc............ But I dont know maybe's It looks better in time but at least for now It sux.........
I am off and on with my beard, I like it then I don't like it. Some of you guys posted a few days back that I should grow my beard long. I want to, but then I don't want to lol. If it was like a goat, then I would, but right now my beard looks like crap. One side of my facial hair is a tad bit longer than the other. My brother has a goat, and it looks really nice on him, but I don't think I am ready to have a goat or a beard yet. I used to shave my face into chops, and I like shaving them like that. Another thing is, since I am moving, I want to make a good impression to the ladies. I will "NOT" cut my hair for any reason at all, but the beard can go for all I care. I might shave them into chops, since I like the look and feel of the sideburns. Since my beard does grow fast, I will grow it back very soon. Any suggestions? Should I just trim the beard, or shave it into chops like I want to do? I know some of you guys who are fans of my beard will be upset, but my beard grows faster than anything else on my body.
Just thought I'd share something that I've come to appreciate:
When I first started growing my hair (2 years ago on the first week of Oct.) I would obsess about my hair, loving the curls but hating the fact that it took it so much time to look any kind of long (being 6'4" doesn't help either) Then one day it struck me. If hair grew really fast (like 3-5 inches per month) it wouldn't be nearly as great an achievment to grow it out to any great length like it is now. Not to mention the (relative) leaps and bounds that I've grown intellectually and spiritually, which would be stinted with a boosted growth rate.
I started to approach the long hair growing process as a discipline, like fasting or meditation, where each time I was tempted to obsess over my hair I would focus on something else of real worth.
So 22 months into the process my hair is just over 11 inches long (started from almost a buzzcut) and it would not have grown one iota faster if I had been constantly worrying about it. In fact, it probably would have grown slower due to hypertension and other stress related conditions.
So my conclusion 22 months into the experiment?: Love your hair, whatever its condition (curly, wavy, straight, flat, thin, thick, whatever), whatever its growth rate; it is YOUR hair, and it is therefore worth growing as it is.
Good luck and stay strong.
how stupid of me- i forgot to mention, please make sure (to the senders of the pictures) that your hair is long; preferably near mid back or even longer. I guess slightly wavy hair is ok. But preferably straight.
Ben
is the personals board still in existence? i can't seem to find it
Recently I've been taking a look at falling hairs, to see what sort of condition they're in. Now, here's what I assume: a strong follicle will produce a thick, pigmented hair, while a weak follicle produces a very thin, less-pigmented hair.
With the majority of hairs, they are actually thicker at the end that grew first, while the root-end is thinner and much more pale. Am I correct in assuming that those particular roots have gotten weaker over time? For the entire 12 months of my hair growth, other than the past 2 weeks, I was very reckless with haircare - washing it maybe once every fortnight. Which is why I don't understand why hairs were thick at the start.
I know it'll take a while before my new and improved haircare regime will show its effects in newly grown hair, but I wanted to ask this anyway.
One last thing, would you guys say it's worth bothering with zinc and saw palmetto?
Thanks
Matt.

Hi everybody.
I've had long hair for years, although I periodically go crazy and cut it short again and suffer through the awkward phase (sigh). I've got SUPER thick, strong hair - a girl at school was doing a science project and my hair was second in strength and resistivity only to horse hair - but I've always had a couple of issues. I wonder if anyone here can help with any of the following:
1) I'm sure I'm not the only person here whose hair looks great after a few days of not washing, because it's nice and sebum-y. However, I always suffer from itching and flaking if I don't wash it for a couple of days, so I either have great-looking, albeit flaky hair or super-clean, super-flat hair. Is there a product available that mimics sebum so I can wash it as often as it likes, but still keep it looking good? In case it helps, I don't use a conditioner (never have - my hair always looks amazingly shiny and I don't suffer from tangles), and have been using Head & Shoulders hydrating smooth and silky to keep the flakes at bay (does an amazing job).
2) Actually, what I said was a partial lie, because the last couple of weeks I HAVE been getting tangles, but I don't want to confuse the above issue. Basically, I've always washed my hair in the shower and it's been great, but I've just moved into a new flat that doesn't have a shower - since I've been washing my hair in the bath, it's been tangling a little and isn't nearly as manageable until a couple days' worth of sebum get involved. Aside from "Get a shower fitted" I don't know what anyone could suggest, but any thoughts?
3) Finally, and this is just something that's been bugging me for years - styling the front of my hair. I don't know quite how to explain it, but how do I get "McDonald's arches" right at the front of my hair at each side of the parting, rather than the hair just lying straight and flat? Sometimes the hair just seems to do it itself after a couple of days without washing, but I can't seem to find a way of actually STYLING it that way - any attempt to achieve it is totally hit and miss.
Thanks a lot everybody!
Has anyone heard of this? http://www.hairgenesis.net/compare_rogaine_minoxidil.html?s=o-minoxidil&OVRAW=minoxidil&OVKEY=minoxidil&OVMTC=standard
I am curious if anyone has used it and if it is ripoff or if it works. I don't have a problem but I am always curious if such things are scams or really do help.
You know guys, it really eats me that people (women in particular) are biased about men having long hair. It's ok for a woman to have her hair short, or at any length, but it's not ok for a man to wear his hair long. I say, if it's ok for JESUS to have long hair, it's ok for me. I am a nursing student (1 more year,praise God), and they gave this guy crap because he had dreads in. I mean, it shouldn't matter how long a person's hair is, as long as it is kept neat and looks halfway decent. The guy eventually wound up cutting his hair. If it were me I would have told them no way. Also, it's very tough being a man and working in a field dominated by women (often some that are very opinionated)!!
I saw an ad on TV for Dove foaming conditioner. I decided to give it a try. The very first day I tried it, I got comments from a friend stating the smell was nice and my hair sure was soft. I hadn't mentioned the conditioner. It was an impromptu comment. I guess that butane, propane, and amino acids sure do the trick!
Hi Guys
Just thought I'd share that I just found an entry in my guestbook at my website with some guy saying that "short looks better on you" I think this is quite an interesting statement because there are *no* photos at my website where I have short hair! Anyone who's ever seen me with short hair will agree with my judgement - long is best, long is forever!! Interestingly the judgement was also made that it is unprofessional.
Of course I deleted the entry!
yesterday the "you look like jesus" thing reached a new level.
I was actually stopped by the police as I walked down the street (in a very crowded street) because they were looking for someone who looked like jesus. Took maybe 5-10 minutes to sort it out (especially confusing because my only identification pieces show me without beard or hair!)
looks like someone with a beard, long hair, barefoot and wearing a long dark blue skirt is suspicious in here.
Only downside: their flashing lights are evil
-vincent
Arrgh! I meant to post this a week ago but didn't and now the artist's site where I recently saw 10 of his murals is gone. Neat stuff though, lots of noble men in hair of many lengths. Luckily the article and accompanying photos are still available.
Elizabeth, who sorrowfully missed her chance to save copies of the wonderful murals, particularly the one including a gentleman with grey hair about his knees from what I recall
Hi everyone, I have some questions about hair:
1. I've read in a post that if your scalp is getting dry, you have to wash it. I thought that washing dries the scalp, because the oil gets away, isn't that true?!
2. My hair is tends to become really dry, is it right to condition every 2 or 3 days and to shampoo just once a week or after a hard sweating?
3. Is it right to massage the scalp very often, in order to make it less dry?
I hope to receive many answers, thanks a lot to everyone!
Hi Everyone,
Just wondering how many of you who have long hair, get the itch to get it cut. I have had at least shoulder length hair for several years. Right now it is to about my mid back. I am not sure why, but the last couple of weeks I was thinking of going bact to the crew cut I had in the early 90's. The feeling has passed, but I was wondering if it happend to others with long term, long hair.
jon
i have been waiting 9 years for my hair to get to belt length and it still hasnt made it so i guess i am not going to make it this is depressing
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Well, it will be two years regrowing for me come this July 15. I haven't been around for a while that much because I'm taking the Bar exam (to become an attorney) starting July 27. Hope you all are doing well.
Because I've noticed on a few posts that Aussie products were mentioned and that they have a wide range of shampoos, conditioners, styling gels etc. So, what are your opinions on Aussie and from 1-10, how would you rate it compared to other products? (Suave, Head and Shoulders, etc.)
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just wanted to know how to update my avatar - just realised it's way behind... and change is healthy :)
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Hi everyone, that's the really first time I join this forum and I've decided to ask y'all something I've been thinkin' about for months.
Do you remember the good old Jim Morrison? Well, I'd like to know how should I have my hair cut, in order to have it similar to his! I'm not talkin' about the period of his life when he had it very long (in the '70s) and all of it had the same length, both the sides and the back. I'm talkin' about the period between '65 and '68, when he had the hair on his back longer than the front. I can't understand how long was his hair, so please, make me understand somehow! Tell me what approximately was the length of the hair above the forehead, on the sides, on the top of the head and on the back... Or give me any suggestion that could help me wearin' my hair just like his!
It's better if you have seen the Oliver Stone's movie The Doors... Because I'd like my hair cut the way it is when he's doing the photograph service or when he's singing The Ends at the Whiskey a-Go-Go. If you haven't seen the movie, you can think about Touch Me performance at Ed Sullivan's Show or, even better, about the photo where he has his arms put in cross... you know, the most known photo of him!
Most who frequent this board, whether longhaired or not, are far more hair orientated than the average man (or woman). I have always been hair-obsessed as far back as I can remember. I started worrying about hair loss in my mid-teens.
I guess I have made out pretty well now at 32. I know hair loss can strike at any time so it is still a concern but probably not as much as the fear of going bald when I was young.
If I was able to have my hair really long like my heart's desire, I think this would be a far greater issue. For those of you who do have long hair, how much do you worry about losing what you treasure? Maybe it is just my personality but I would hate to think of the agonizing process of slowing seeing one's hair disappear.
For those with a true long-hair identity, I would think baldness would be a huge psychological burden perhaps even similar to a woman with the knowledge that there is a propensity towards breast cancer in her genetic history. Would she get cancer and lose her breast or will she be spared? I know it is a flawed analogy because one is life-threatening and the other situation of hair loss is not.
So for those who have great hair now, how much is it a concern of yours that MPB will rob you of it?
Well, I got a book from the library called Naturally Beautiful Hair(or something along those lines). I figured since my cash is low(nonexistant, really), I could use some natural remedies to put a little flair in my hair.
Yeah, right.
After skimming through most of the book, I realized that the only thing I had the supplies for was a rinse that would supposedly brighten and enhance my natural hair color. All I had to do was make a decoction of black tea, sage, or rosemary. Easy.
Turns out we didn't have enough plain black tea, so I had to supplement it with peppermint tea, which would supposedly help with oily hair. I only found out later that I needed to make an infusion of peppermint, not a decoction . . . And since I didn't have enough peppermint tea, I had to throw in a peppermint/spearmint blend(no word on the benefits of spearmint), and some rosemary.
Now, just try to imagine the smell of tea, peppermint, spearmint, and rosemary boiling together. Go to your kitchen and take a whiff of rosemary. Just think about it.
This morning I poured the concoction(or rather, decoction)through my hair.
Oh boy.
So now I have tea grounds in my hair and the bathroom sink(turns out our strainer isn't foolproof), the bathroom, my skin, my clothes, and the towels are spattered a lovely golden brown(and let me tell you, my mom is going to be less than ecstatic), and my hair smells downright bizzare. I'm still waiting for it to dry and reveal its enhanced and brightened color.
Yeah, RIGHT.
I don't know what I was thinking. My hair is almost black. There is very little color TO enhance. I suppose what I wanted was to bring out the copper highlights to prove once and for all to all the idiots out there that my hair is NOT black, but in that case I should have used cranberries and wheat germ and yogurt(or something along those lines).
By the way, are tea stains permanent?
Hello everyone, I have a question about balding. I know the topic is redundant, But Im more or less looking to see if what I describe is "Normal".
First off, Im 18 yrs old, Ive been growing my hair for about a year and a half or so. Currently it is around 12-13 inches long, and I did get it trimmed slightly about a year ago.
My hair is pretty much exactly like my mothers, mostly straight, and dark brown in color.I have always been told my hair is very thick, likewise, my mother has been told the same. But onto my point, I have always parted my hair right down the center of my head, basicly since ive been able to. Lately ive started worrying that im going to go bald lol (its just the way I am, I always worry about things that i cant control) so ive been paying more attention to my hair and whatnot, it seems like the hair along the part is thinner than elsewhere, it just seems a bit odd to me. Even when I brush my hair straight back and put it into a tail the part remains visible right till the little swirl thing toward the back of my head lol. Im figuring this is partly due to the fact that the frontmost hair on my head doesnt make it straight back to the tail band and as a result just kind of falls to the side? I dont know but its just been bothering me. I would like to take pictures but am unable to for the time being. Would anyone here happen to have pictures of the top of their head with their hair in a pony tail? Strange request probably, but just so i can see if it is just me. Anyhow sorry to ramble on but any input would be greatly appreciated.
i posted a pic a couple topics down, should i part it or leave it till it gets a lot longer?
I am compiling a list of occupations where short hair (and clean shaven face) is fundamental to doing the job. This is part of an essay I'm writing about long hair. I've come up with a few occupations but I would appreciate additional suggestions. After thinking about it for a bit I concluded that most occupations that *require* short hair do so for discipline reasons rather than operational necessity. Soldier, fire fighter, police officer fall into this category. A soldier doesn't *need* short hair. If that was true female soldiers would be required to wear their hair trimmed "high and tight". This logic also applies to fire fighters and police officers where females are always allowed to wear long hair. With this thinking in mind, here is the list I have developed of occupations where short hair is legitimately required:
Sales Person. Since they have to stand up in front of clients and pitch products and services it is reasonable that their appearance conform to current cultural norms.
Senior Executive. They have to meet with bankers and shareholders to represent the company. Again, it is reasonable that their appearance conform to current cultural norms.
Traveling Business Person. They may will encounter a wide variety of attitudes and cultures. People who travel to 'strict' countries can be expected to make their appearance very conservative.
Actor. Their job description requires them to change their behavior, personality, and appearance for each new role.
Model. By definition their appearance will be dictated by their employer.
I'd be interested to read your ideas. Thanks!
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Is washing your hair only once a week good for it? This is not my plan, just advice someone with long hair gave me.
Thoughts?
Mac
Here is a question. WHat does everyone here do for a living? Which professions have you had, or not had, a hassle while having long hair.
I'll start. The last 8 years I've been a cop, going back to college recently to finish my English degree and will eventually be a high school English teacher.
Mac
Does anybody know a list of religions that mandate you must have long hair. I'm looking to get involved with one so if someone namely a employer tries to discriminate against me, I can say longhair is a part of my religion, then if they do it they have a civil rights lawsuit on their hands.
Hi all. How can I smooth out my hair in the back so it's not so big and poofy? It looks fine in the front but sometimes kind of crazy looking looking in a mirror at the back. How can i keep it down and not clumping out like this big blob on the back of my head? It's about mid back length and very thick. I also thought about thinning it out just a little bit. Is that a good option? Just a little thinning out, not a lot.
my hair is touching my shoulders in the back, and a bit below the chin in the front... and i've noticed (especially around the bangs/forehead area) i have quite a few "short" hairs around. i'm a bit nervous, fearing that somehow i'm breaking some of my hair... i've been using a ceramic flat iron lately (not too often, once every three days or so), could this be causing it? or are these just new hairs replacing others that have fallen out? i've been using garnier fructis lately because they said it would strengthen the hair...
also, with using the flat iron, my hair goes pretty frizzy the day after... is there any way to avoid this, or is this just my hair's reaction to the flat iron? i have pretty thick wavy/curly hair by the way. thanks for any responses!
I added a link in the links section to the replacement personals board. If you follow the link, you will get to the main page where you can join. The picture there happens to be a personal friend of mine.
Nik,
If you find your way here, feel free to post a message to introduce yourself.
I want to see Farenheit 9/11 just to see what it's about and then I want to go see White Chicks. If Funding provides I'd also be tempted to see Dodgeball or Anchorman. Must make up my mind on that bit. Will Farell or Ben Stiller....
With say a product like Aussie insurance it is supposed to be applied when they hair is damp after washing. Can it be used lets say the day after you have washed your hair when it is dry and perhaps being frizzy and you need to go out?
Hi I know the best way to control waves and flips is length but will a leave in conditioner or other product help me in the mean time?
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I haven't used anything in my hair, after washing, for about a few months now. Before, I would spritz some styling gel in after towl drying. While the feeling of zero chemicals in my hair felt good, I've slowly become more and more annoyed by how frizzy it looks by the end of the day. With frizzies comes an annoying head of hair.
Yesterday, I complimented a co-worker on how terrific her hair looks, and asked what she uses to keep frizzies at bay. Her response? Leave-in conditioner!
So, I decided to pick up a bottle last night (Clairol Herbal Essences - Light-weight Formula for All Hair Types). After washing and towel drying my hair this morning, I spritzed some conditioner into it, and it still looks and feels as good as it did this morning! It's so much more maneagable and defined now!
Ooooh, yeah, me likes leave-in conditioner!
About 10 or 11 years ago (the trench coat was my 21st birthday present from my parents, and I'm 32 now), I decided it would be fun to drive out with a friend of mine, to a cemetary my High School bus used to pass by, and take some Poloroids of me in various poses. During the trip back to my house, I was flipping through the shots we took, and noticed that, if assembled in a particular order, they could tell a story. So, I wrote a poem about a man who's tired of living. Rather than committing suicide, he visits a cemetary to pray to God for release, and his prayer is answered. I wrote a verse for each photograph. The last shot is of my spirit taking off toward Heaven. The effect was achieved by having my friend take the picture immediately after I lept off the tombstone I was standing on.
Sadly, I've misplaced the mini-scrapbook I put the project together with, but I still have the pictures. I digitized them shortly after my wife and I got our first flatbed scanner. I thought it would be fun to share them with all of you. Notice how short my hair was then.
hehehe
Enjoy!
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The killer film "Alien vs. Predator" will be coming out soon and I was wondering which of the two you guys/ladies feel will win.
Will it be Alien with the 2 mouths, scary body and acid-blood?
Or Predator with some kick-ass dreads and arsenal to hunt them down?
I've just been curious for a while about you guys with waist length hair and especially the ones who's hair is even longer, like knee length. Why do you want your hair so long? It seems like it would be ALOT of trouble to take care of, and seems like it would be hard to just do everyday activities. I just don't understand why anyone would want hair any longer than mid back, or maybe waist length. Please don't take offense to this, as I don't mean any disrespect at all. I just don't understand it and was curious as to the reason one would want such long hair.
Hello all. Thanks for your encouragement. You people rock! By the way to the person asking about who is a musician on this board, I play piano/keyboards and I'm an aspiring artisit as a composer and songwriter.
Anyway it's been two years now since my last trim and I'm wanting and needing a trim. I plan to do so in a bout three weeks or so. I'm a little concerned. What I hope to do is get it trimmed when I go on this road trip out to the east coast and eastern U.S. What kind of beauty shop/salon should I look for and how can I find one in maybe a somewhat small town or some place I pass through? My hair is close to mid-back and I want to trim about an inch off or maybe even an inch and a half. How can I best communicate with the hairdresser with just walking in the place and tell them all I want is an inch off all around.( my hair is all one length) I'm just concerned they will take too much off as been my experience in years past. If anyone knows of a good place to go In Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, or any east coast state let me know. Also I was wondering if anyone here trims there own hair. I thought about doing that and I even got trimming scissors. What kind of techniques would you use for that? i htought about braiding it all in somewhat thin braids and then measuring a small amount to trim off and then trim it and separate the braids and undo the ones that were just cut so I don't mix it up. I don't know, just an idea. I hope to try the trim thing in a few weeks. Any advice and help will be greatly appreciated!!!!!!!
Thanks!
will
Hi,
I'm 18 and I've noticed that as my hair has started to turn lighter from its original deep red, there's about 5 or so grey hairs lurking in the under layers. They're all as long as my other hair which is about 4 inches or so, so they're not new, just that my hairdresser noticed them for the first time. I have vague memories of finding one or two when I was much younger but is this cause for concern??
Thanks,
Picture of me today...
Hi. Im letting my hair grow out, but I want to keep my sideburns trimed. How do I decide where the line is? I want my hair to grow long, but the little hairs that will never grow very long I want to keep short. how do you decide?
Ryan
Unfortunately, they're my own children.
Ok this morning i was checking out Gollan's hairgrowth pics (by the way... bin seeing them for awhile, frigin looks awsome man) Anyway, He had a site in his bonus section that sold really cool Pony Tail Cuffs for cheap prices, I was searching the site and found this AWSOME braclet.. I really think this thing is cool. But am nervouse since its silver and rather big people are going to mock me... But i mean if guys can wear those little rubber braclets (that you get at the store clairs... girly central) then why cant a guy get a cool medieval braclet... The braclet is up at the top, but if you can see it in detail, the link for site is down at the bottem. Its the 3rd one down, goes by the name "Celtic Gryphons"
http://www.copperbracelets.com/Celtic%20Bracelets.htm
I worry that message boards like this may become a thing of the past if internet communications continue to be disrupted.
I'm finding it's getting more and more difficult to access the Internet because so much "in the background" unwanted communication is going on whenever I dial up connect to the Internet--especially with the Microsoft WindowsXP operating system and it's many components.
The big computer and software companies are no help because many of them are causing the unwanted "background" communications--often called spyware. Whatever it is, it sure slows down the transfer of wanted information--often I have to disconnect and reconnect or rush when writing--often making too many mistakes. Lately, the volume of unwanted background information is reaching a point that I worry that someone could be trying to put porn, viruses or something on my computer. Firewalls may help but things and people can still find ways around them Windows closed source system has so many places to hide things.
I wonder why they want to access my computer? I've known about this for years and simply don't put stuff on ANY computer that I would not want people to see.
This here is a request for prayers or for those of you who aren't prayerish then at least a "keep in your thoughts" thingy. A friend of mine who I've spoken to a few times on the internet and met a few times face to face, a famous historian who has been on TV many times, has been in movies, been a movie consultant and is a spectacular author has been diagnosed with cancer in several areas of his body and soon will be undergoing treatment. I simply request that you pray for him or keep him in your thoughts or whatever the heck you crazy people do as he's a good man. Five years ago he had an eye removed due to cancer, the poor guy. I pray that God might bless him to health. Great guy.
I'm cutting my hair. Really really short. It's taking forever to get through the "awkard stage", but that's not the main problem. My main concern is all the people giving me shit for it. I mean...everywhere I go people say I look like a girl and stuff, and it's really annoying me. My family has been bugging me endlessly to cut my hair as well. Another reason is that I really want to get back into competitive swimming (haven't swam for a year) and I'd rather not mess with long hair for that (having to wash the chlorine out and wear a swim cap and all that kind of stuff would drive me crazy). I'm also sick of caring for my hair! I miss the days when I had half-inch long hair and I could use a dime-size splotch of shampoo to wash my hair. Even though I'll be able to tie my hair in a pony tail soon (october probably at the earliest), it's still going to be a huge hassle to deal with.
With that said I wish the best to you all.
Cheers,
Antipex
I was watching that show Brat Camp and there was a segment where they cut off a girls dreadlocks because she had lice and they claimed that they couldn't get a comb through her hair (they didn't try mind you). Just wondering if that's true, or whether you can get lice out of dreadlocks without cutting them off?
Hi just thoght i would change my name my new one is a bit big headed but you know who cares !!!
hope you like it
I have read and understood that silicone products in shampoo's/conditioners lead to buildup in the hair. Does anyone know how long these silicones last in the hair for without washing or doing anything else to the hair. It it true that brushing or combing, or rain water rinses some 'cones off hair, and do 'cones ever break down after a few months?
Or must a clarifier be used, otherwise the cones will stay a very very long time? Thanks
I would like to see another samsons longhair pics
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Cliff Burton is the former bassist of metallica who unfortunately died at the age of 24 in 1986.. and he is my idol, and he is well known for his wild red hair that always went all over the place
and i guess this is kinda off-topic but i like asking on forums and stuff if anyone has ever seem metallica live when cliff was in the band, cause that'd be awesome
me myself, meh.. my hair is growing alright, i guess you can say im in the akward state.. thats all about me :)
i decided to put a pic of cliff if anyone cares lol..
Yea i dunno, joe.F feels so.... average, I use this name on basically everything nowadays, so its kind of like second nature :)
was just wondering what everyone thinks of White Rain conditioner?
i usually buy Dove but i'm dirt broke and got some white rain very cheat,
anyone else like it, is it worth it?
Hey everyone,
This is off topic, but sorta related, seeing as how long hair often accompanies musicianship. I was just wondering if anyone knows of any good books or sites to help me get started. I really know nothing, I couldn't tell you what's an A or a C note, let alone figure out how to play them.
Oh yeah, almost forgot. My hair growing is going well. Right now my bangs fall to just below my nose if I pull on them. They're finally long enough that I'm going to have to start parting them differently, they're too heavy to be pushed to one side.
Thanks,
Keith
hello, i read this board very offton but i have only posted one, i was told i have a pretty bad hair line, im only 14, could someone please tell me what age it can start at and if there are any way to stop/slow down this. Thanks:)
Last week, three guys came in front of my house and called loudly "homo". They were meaning me. So I went after them and shouted back in a Death Metal voice "Hey".
I told them that if they had somethin to say, I wish that they`d say it to my face and they should come one by one and not as three guys. They couldn`t say anything. I managed not to say any swear words.
What would have been your reaction to this? What else could I have done or can do?
I`d like to point out that these guys are Muslims (like me) and thus are supposed according to the Qu`ran not to insult others.
Hi, guys, another product-related question here. I came upon this website: http://www.celtic-seasalt.com/bobrbr.html which is one of probably more sites that sells boar bristle brushes. Are these actually a good thing to use for people who care about the health of their hair (like the people on this board), or is the high price setting myself up for a rip-off?
Even better, can anyone recommend other places to buy this, IF indeed it is a good product?
Hey guys,
Today out of curiosity I stumbled into an Aveda salon at a local mall. Actually I stumbled into Aveda after stumbling out of a Lazarus salon that treated me, at least with what I felt, disrespectfully (oh well, what ya gunna do?). Anyway, I met a stylist named Kim who I talked to for a good 45 minutes about hair. It really is a great feeling when you find a stylist you like and trust. She was very supportive of male long hair, individuality, customer satisfaction, and etc. She actually told me that part of the training at Aveda is a section on respecting customer individuality (and an example was male long hair!). And she kept telling me how great it was that I was growing out my hair, even joking that she loved me becasue of my motivation about things in life.
But Kim did tell me one thing that has been bothering me. So I turn to you guys to offer whatever knowledge you have. I have fine hair. My hair is thicker, and tends to have a natural volume, but it's still fine in individual strand texture. She told me that women come into their salon with much more hair than I. She said that I had a good amount of strands, but nothing exceptional. She then said that fine hair has the shortest terminal length. She gestured to her chest level and said that most fine hair only grows to about this length. She said that coarse hair was the best type for growing really long and that all of her customers with really long hair have very corse hair. This makes sense as anything coarse should be more durable.
So I guess I raise a few questions. First, is it really true that fine hair has the shortest terminal lenght? And if this is true, what is the more important factor in determining terminal length: fine vs. corse or number of strands? (assuming equal growth rates)
I would first like to say I am very glad to be here. Ok, now here is my dilema. My hair is incredibly thick, wavy and dry. What could I do to thin it out without layering or undercutting etc? And what is a good way restore moisture to the hair?
here is a pic
Now that my hair is touching the shoulders, and the bangs are creeping down my chin, I notice when I wake up, that my head is sweaty, and my hair is damp. Sometimes, it even gets all damp in the middle of the day, making my hair look wet (and reactivating product). What to do? Any other dudes having/had this problem???
-Thx, Prince Jeffrey
No I have not cut it, but I will be using gel for a while until my hair gets a lot longer for ponytail length.
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Hello Everyone.
I'm new to the group so I thought I would introduce myself. I'm 30 years old and letting my hair grow out for the first time. For years I had a job where I had to have really short hair, and now its my turn to have something I have always wanted...long hair. My hair is very thick and in the words of my girlfriend "Poofy". lol In this picture it is still a little wet so it is not poofed out (what I call clown hair), but when it is dry if gets really really big. I realize that once my hair is much longer this will be a great trait to have, buyt for now. is there anyway to keep the poofing to a minimum?
Thanks for the help,
Mac
I read that by having a pony tail everyday, your hair line begins to reseed... Now i understand that... But is it a very BIG diffrence? I mean im only 15 and love the pony tail, but i dont wanna be 20 and bald...
But then you seen girls who tie back there hair everyday of there life since they were children and there hairline isnt back, So im rather confused on the issue
Hello Jarkko,my guru in this blissful world of long hairs and a wiz artist beyond compare in masterpieces of hairstyles!!!!My awe and respect for you and your gorgeous hair only blossoms more everyday.But since u havent posted your mail id this is the only forum i can reach you through!Would so luv to see pics or vids of you braiding or putting up those beautiful hairstyles....If u cant put those pics up,do mail them to me....please do not dissapoint your fan....(fingers crossed!!)
Do you have a picture of frontal view of that goth babe you posted in another thread a few days ago? I can't get that pic out of my head, and am very curious to know what the woman looks like.
Hi,
Somebody I spoke with about trying to grow my curly hair out suggested that I try "layering by cutting it" to make it look straighter or more styled. I don't understand how this works; could somebody explain?
Thanks,
Rick
Earlier this afternoon I used Nizoral for the second time, having first used it 4 days ago. I read in the leaflet that it may cause some hair loss, but I didn't notice anything out of the ordinary the other day. But today, after waiting a few hours for my hair to dry, I ran my fingers through my hair and kept pulling 1 or 2 hairs out each time. So I combed it gently, and I counted 18 fallen hairs. Combined with the finger-running, I'd guess I pulled out about 30 hairs.
Has anyone else using Nizoral had greater hair loss after washing? Would you recommend that I stop using Nizoral, or continue? There is a chance that those hairs were just weak rooted ones that will grow back stronger in a healthier scalp. I don't really wanna waste what is left in the bottle after spending £6 on it.
Thanks
Matt.
HELP ME!
It's summertime, but I'm back in school. I've been inside all day and only walk home in a couple of minutes. I don't know why my hair is frizzing out.
I have been washing and blow drying my hair so far everyday. I know that's really damaging, but I have to look good before I go to school.
I have the leave-in conditioners, heat treat, and conditioners.
Right now, I'm typing with a handful of olive oil in my hair. I hope that will help for a little while until I can find a better solution.
Any suggestions?
If it gets really bad, I might post a pic.
thanks
~Burnt
Don't know if anyone here will really care, as I didn't get much response when I posted about this before, but I had to cut my hair for a movie I'm making with some friends this year. I will probably grow it out again once filming is completed, and since my hair grows so fast and I understand what I'm doing so much better now, it should be okay.
Well thanks to everyone who gave me advice or was willing to talk, I really appreciate it. I suppose this whole hair cutting thing should be getting me more down but I'm pretty depressed as it is lately and so this isn't even taking much affect. Good luck to the rest of you.
I know these days, it is only '"appropriate" In everyday society to have short hair. Longhairs have to take all the crap about "Hey cut your hair" Woudn't it be funny if the day we live in now it was only "appropriate" to wear our hair long? Since most of us longhairs rebel against the everyday lifestyle, do you think we would have short hair? It is mostly because I have longhair for is because I am not like the average man, and pretty much don't wanna look like him either. I was thinking it would be like a reverse history. Imagine what shorhaired men's hair remarks would be in a world like that. "Hey, you should grow your hair you hippy" (Stating that "Hippy" in a reverse world would wear their hair short, lol.) Wouldn't that be a funny thing to look on, but if we did live in a reverse world like that, It woudn't be funny, just normal in our minds. I wonder if then, more women would wear their hair short. Since decently long is normal for a woman in the world we live in. All of it I say is really cool. I think in a world like that, this messageboard would be called The Men's Short Hair Hyperboard, lol. I guess in a world like that, it would be the Business men with the awesome Long Hair, and The Heavy-Metal Image, and We had the Business Suits and The Boring (But in a world like that, Interesting) Short Hair. Well, I will hopefuly get some rather interesting replies, and remember this is not the reverse world I described and please for the love of god keep it/grow it long.
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My birthday was two days ago. So far I like how my hair looks.
Fanatical, inaccurate in its 'facts', right-wing and militant, I hope you all get as much of a laugh out of it as I did !! Makes the Inquisition seem harmless by comparison, LOL
ok, it won't be four months until the end of this month but i was just in the shower and i was washing my hair and i can just about pull my bangs to the tip of my nose! i've yet to get any pics, i'm still working on that. when i do get the film developed on my camere, i'll have to have someone tell me how to post it or, at least tell me where i can read how to do it. well, that's all for now. oh! sorted, i wanted to say that your hair is looking awesome!!! later
hi, this is a out of topic question that it have me very interested.I´m not english, and you often use "Lol". I don´t know what it is, if it´s a word, a diminutive, a english expresion or anything else. so , here is my dilemma, what is it?
thanksss
Hey, Ok so i am on summer vacation.. and i had a goal, i wanted to come back to school looking totally diffrent.. I wanted to make a few changes to myself... Since i have bin growing my hair and am almost done with the bad hair stage, I can now tie my hair back (obstical 1 complete)... I want to lose alot of weight (not working that well) and Want to try to grow out my beard, Thats the problem.. It seems my beard just doesnt want to grow any more, Its only a mustash and go-t right now, and im down with that, but it isnt growing in heavy (you know "dirt mustash" though there is more then the normal teen) Anyway are there any pills or things i could eat to help facial hair growth?
There seem to be growing numbers of guys--like Clarko, PaleHunter, and TommyTurbo--who aren't on the site regularly any more. Treyn signed off about two months ago. Reviewing pics in the users page, it seems like a lot of these guys have gone away. Anybody know where some of these guys are? Is there an alternative long hair site that is pulling some away? I always enjoyed the posts these guys--and others--placed on the Board. Josh
sorry if I bug you guys with these type of questions, I figure you'd be the best to answer.
So how does hair change as a person matures. The type of hair you're born with is pretty much what you're stuck with, but there are certain small changes I noticed. For instance it seemed to get a little thicker during puberty, now that I'm 20 it seems like it's sort of back to what it was when I was 10, which is less volume, though really you wouldn't be able to tell just by looking at it, it's something I've noticed. Does hair naturally thin out a little (I don't mean baldness) once you hit you're 20's?
Well here's a conditioner that over time I have used off and on, and while it doesn't always do the trick for me, I find that it is much better than a lot of the more expensive brands I've used.
The smell of it is wonderful, and worth the price of a bottle alone. I look forward to using this in the shower just because of the scent. It smells THAt good! Reminds me of sunny tropical days.
The conditioner is pretty light while still moisturizing. I find this to be a good thing as too heavy of conditioners just build up on my hair. I like the fact that this rinses out and never feels dirty or heavy on my locks. For example, I've used TreSEMME lately, and it works alright, but I think the conditioner is too heavy for daily use. Suave is right on the money.
Finally, there is so much of it in a bottle! I love taking excessive handfuls of conditioner in my hands and just drenching my hair with it. Feels so great and smooth! Overall, Suave Tropicals Coconut may not be the best all the time, but you can't beat it for the price.
Anyone else agree?
Hi Guys
I was sitting at the bus stop a few days ago whilst I was out doing a field study for work and there were a couple of people walking up behind me and I turned round. I heard the one say to the other "I thought that was a woman". I had a similar experience once when I was out walking and there was a little girl with her parents and I heard her ask her dad "why do men grow their hair long?" which I thought was rather amusing.
Also, there are too many people called Mark here so I've renamed myself RainMaker. The choice of name is because I always joke at work that I can summon rain and thunderstorms at will and, while everyone else hates them, I love them, so they've nicknamed me the rainmaker!
This is kind of another reply to the favorite Bands/Musicians reply. Thought I'd share and ask if anyone has heard of them.
Robert Mirabal- He does a mixture of Accoustic Rock and Traditional Tribal. He is another Longhair he has straight
beautiful long black hair and his voice and lyrics are lovely.
His band is The Rare Tribal Mob, and everyone of them are also American Indians, all of them I seen have long hair, most dark brown hair. Robert Mirabal kinda puts this post back on topic lol. He is quite the poet, and he has a since of humor at times when not on the spot singing, which is very appealing.
Ceshia Anaquod- Everything about her is Beautiful. I truly admire her and I hope she takes her talent as far as she can. Though I don't understand her lyrics since it is not my Tribe's language, just listening to her voice I enjoy. She has a few lyrics in english though not many (another language as you can see I understand lol) She is truly a Beautiful woman all around, and a very kind spirit. If you guys haven't heard of her, I will try to put some of her songs online if you are interested in listening. Trust me, her voice is beautiful and so is the music behind it.
Well, those are my two very very favorites.
INSANEDWAYNE, do you know if anthony kiedis from the red hot chili peppers still has his hair long or not? Did you know that he is Native American as well. He has an awesome tat on his back of an eagle
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Hey guys, I have been coming to this site for a while but never posted anything.
About my hair, I have been growing it since about late October last year, its about 7 inches right now(this pic was taken a month ago), so is that about normal or is it growing faster than normal? I like the waves and curls in my hair, I have straightend it before but it did'nt look near as good. So what do you think?
The other night (Wednesday) I went out with a crowd of mates for a night on the town, we went to a few bars and clubs, and I remember feeling really uncomfortable.
We were in this one bar/club, which was about as 'upmarket' as Tenerife gets. Its a pretty cool haunt popular with a young crowd. I remember thinking... "All the guys here have neatly groomed short hair, I'm the only one with wild longer hair." I must admit I felt really out of place.
They were also running Jackass the Movie on the TV screens, seeing the "sneak-up with clippers" scene kinda unsettled me too...
Does anyone else get like this when in "Short Hair" Environments?
I think I need to find some new places to hang out.
Hey thanks for the complement, that is one of my favorite hair-styles. It is a bit of a challenge in the South with longhair, but I am used to the heat by now :) I don't get much rude comments at all about my hair though. I did when I was in my awkward stage. I been to Georgia before, but I didn't much like it. I do admit though yall have some good Country Cooking. The south can get alot of Stereotypes about Rednecks. Well we do have Rednecks, but we also have Crackheads, Ghettos, Suburban areas, and just about all other cultures you can think of. I enjoy having longhair in the south though instead of the "false" longhairs like the mullets and undercuts. No offense to anyone who has those styles. Keep growing your hair bro, and bump all of those people who make rude remarks about you hair :)
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About time I post a pic here. I was too lazy earlier heh. I just took this pic about a minute ago. Anyways lets see the last time I got a haircut was somewhere around February-April '03. And yes that is a Sepultura shirt and yes that is a Motorhead poster...
Hi Guys
Here's a new progress pic I took a few says ago with my new digital camera (I can do photos to the size of a piece of A3 paper but I figured this would take *far* to long to download!
Comments welcome as always,
Mark.
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Prog 2 pic.
I just came back from my trim and this time my aunt trimmed my hair. I'm pleased with the results and she also threw in some sort of shampoo that lightens my hair by 1-2 shades. I'm also glad that I didn't flip out like I did from anther trim from a different salon back in December. All's well that ends well I guess. Anyway, I'll be at the length I was at today problably by around October.
Hey there.
I am a strait guy, and I have been growing out my curly hair for about a year and a half now... and am still in the akward stage of hair being too short for pony tail, but long enough to bother the face (bangs are chin length when pulled strait, cheek length when left to curl).
I find it hard to say it, but I'm finding myself envying the freedom every girl has to do whatever she wants with her hair, and use whatever hair tool is out there. For instance: the culturally accepted tools a guy with long hair can use are rubber bands, styling gel, and hair spray. After beginning to study how girls work with their hair at my college (it's the wierdest thing to me to be fascinated about how hair is styled), I find that hair pins and other small devices are used to control unruly hair... things I greatly hesitated to use myself.
Yet, after some practice with a secret stash of hair pins, and much advice from close friends who are girls at school, I have grown to love the things. I think my favorite thing to do with my hair in private is an updo. Maybe it's just because I find those the most attractive on women. I think, morso, though is that my hair is once again off my neck and out of my face, and it's staying that way without the assistance of a sweaty ball cap.
I am simply curious what both girls and guys opinions would be regarding walking through the mall and noticing the guy walking past you was using hair pins--even if it was to simply hold his bangs back out of his face. I know that parts of the men's fashion world is venturing out toward the some classy styles previously found only in women's attire. Do you think the average long-haired guy might one day be able wear hair pins without remorse? Or... to venture even further... in an updo????
P. S. I'll post my early progress pics up here, along with a recent pic soon...
So what kind of music do you guys like? I am in to pretty much anything rock-wise, but I love progressive rock. Here is the short-list of some of my favortie bands...
Pink Floyd(The greatest band ever, dont deny it.)
Led Zeppelin
The Beatles
Jimi Hendrix
King Crimson
Yes
Grateful Dead
Rush
Elton John
Eric Clapton
Dream Theater
The Doors
The Rolling Stones
Phish
Psychedelic Breakfest
R.E.M
The Mars Volta
Stone Temple Pilots
Radiohead
Queen
Porcupine Tree
Foo Fighters
Cream
Cold Play
There are many more but those are the most important. Anyone else?
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Here's a picture of 6 months of progress. I plan to trim the back and side to prevent the 'mullet' look.
I have to say, I thought doomlord to be very respectful in other posts.
Granted I might know very little about Native American heritage, but I certainly wouldn't jump down someone's throat just for standing on a headstone.
When I die, it would make me happy if people can find a small amount of joy in standing on MY headstone... there's too much depresion and sadness everywhere else...
I guess we're not meant to understand everyone, but it would be nice to know some things.
That's all.
wolfeyes
Bruce,
You have a really excellant beard, nicely shaped, etc. Do you do groom it yourself? If so, is there anything you do to give it that nice smooth appearance?
Because I find it difficult to tie my hair into a hair elastic without damaging some of it in the process, I usually tie my hair back with a ribbon when I want to keep it restrained. Thing is, the ribbons I use tend to come undone over sessions of prolonged activity. Since I would like to move about without having to worry about restraining my hair, I would like to braid my hair. Thing is, I'm clueless as to how to go about it. Would any of y'all mind offering me some help? If you'd be so kind as to answer, please provide directions that are as simple and clear.
Hey, could anyone poat some pics are give me websites with long hair gothic pic. I'm not goth are anything, it's just they have the coolest looking hair, in my opinion. I'm asking this cause im getting a haircut (still long, just a different shape) Thanks...
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Hi this is one of the styles i like the look from the back..
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Hey everyone! Miss me? I went away to Maine for the 4th July weekend and while I was there I counted a total of 46 longhairs there.
Also there, a guy asked me if I knew how to surf because I was out skimboarding.
2nd pic. (Same as profile)
People like that have no manners in todays society. I wasn't going for such in intollerant mouth. I am glad you had my back on that one. HM, if that is all you are going to do is be disrespectful, go somewhere else. When the time comes, Wolfeyes and someone makes a rude remark to you, I have your back. People like that shoudn't post here anyway. This place is about hair, not for Morons who can't keep there mouths shut.
PS: Keep growing your hair Wolfeyes, it looks great
I do not disrespect the dead, I am fascinated with the dead. Ghosts, Spirits, Corpses, Poltergeists, etc. Think about something before you open your mouth. Who are you to judge me anyway? I am a Native-American, and I am not a so-called. Nyghtfall wasn't disrespecting the dead in those pics. People like you make me sick, and can't see the Art behind things. If he was disrespecting the dead, he would be digging bodies up, and bashing tombstones. Clearly was he doing anything bad in those pics? One more racial slur torwards me, and you will see why I am calle "Insane" Dwayne. You say I disrespected the dead, but you don't see you just disrespected a race.
Hey everyone, just had a question on shampoos. I saw a longhair website that talked about shampoos with ammonium lauryl and sodium lauryl sulfate. I had been using herbal essence which contain these ingredients. Are these pretty harsh chemicals to be putting in your hair? How about shampoos with TEA and MEA? I went for a trim last week and the girl in the salon recommended the Regis Design Line hydrating shampoo (which contain TEA and MEA). Are these better chemicals to use for my hair.Thanks.
i was in the supermarket the other day and was reaching up to get something off a high shelf and these 2 girls were in the same isle as me (mabye 13-14 years old) and one of them said to the other "i wish i had hair like hers"
and then she said to me (still behind me) "your hair is beautifull" i turned around and said Thank You in a deep voice haha it was funny and the 2 girls had a laugh about it
then yesterday this guy wanted to get my attention and called me "Miss"
this has only started happening recently and it's been happening a lot, bizzare
also just a quick note i decided not to cut my hair for work like i posted about before, it might be a pain and i might be being stubbern but i decided not to give in
Does anyone know what happened to Steve-o? His site on the Hyperboard pics showed great progress through January, but there hasn't been anything posted since. Does he still have long hair or did he cut it off? I tried emailing him but got no response. Anyone else know what happened to this guy with such a gorgeous mane?
Hey everybody,
Ive been thinking about growing my hair out, and I need some advice. I grew it out once before, but I eventually cut it because my parents kept ragging on me that I looked better with short hair.
Anyway, when I grew it out before, I got trims every two months, and in two years time, my hair only grew 6 inches or so all over. I chuck it up to all the trims. So what is the general consensus, are trims really necessary (to avoid split ends, etc) or should I just avoid the clippers entirely for a few years?
Thanks for any advice!
Austin
Hey Everybody,
I saw both "Nourish Hair" by GNC and "For Women - Skin Hair Nails" by Natrol mentioned to help with hair growth, and I wondered if anyone has tried these or others and had any positive experiances with them?
Thanks in advance!
Austin
Dude, check your hotmail if you haven't already, and let me know when you've downloaded what's waiting for you!
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Sorry about before but the link didn't work heres a pic Hey I'm new and have been following your posts for a few months now and finnaly have a pic up I have been growing out for 8-9 months i have thick brown wavy hair comments would greatly be appreciated thanks!
Hey I'm new and have been following your posts for a few months now and finnaly have a pic up I have been growing out for 8-9 months i have thick brown wavy hair comments would greatly be appreciated thanks!
Hey guys, well I often ask about other people's experiences, but here I am to share one of my own.
Recently I got TreSEMME Moisture Rich Shampoo and Conditioner, with the hopes that it would work well for me. It didn't.
Other than the first day, which was pretty good, my hair has felt terribly built up. This is one of the least harsh shampoos I have used; and yet it does a pretty bad job of cleaning the hair. My hair was much more greasy and wild than usual; it was soft, yes, but waxy soft hair is not something I want.
I just washed with a clarifyer to rid myself of that shampoo+conditioner, and will be returning the bottles soon.
Hope anyone else who tries it just has better results!
Hi sorry i bet you guys are getting fed up with my dry ends Ha ha ha anayway, i have tried that stuff surferdude sugested the perfect endings it didnt do much and didnt make them look any better. Does anaybody have the same problem that i can relate to. I dont think it is getting any worse so i am begining to think shall i just get used to the dry ends and give up or keep trying. Any sugestions on any products you hev that you think would work
Thanks XX
PS I am currently using Panten repair and protect which i think is the only shampoo that i think suits my hair, i have tries Perfect endings, Aussie, Tes tree oil stuff, jojoba oil, baby oil. And i dont want to get it trimed.
Sorry not much for you to sugest is there !!!
Critique away !!
I do not understand why people seem to get so high by puting other people down... Yesterday i went to a fourth of july party, just wanted to have a good time.... enjoy myself....eat some good food.. This was over my fathers house, the whole time i seemed to get insults thrown at me every second.. Simply becouse my hair is long... I mean i understand people dont agree with long hair for a guy... But why the heck do people have to insult people with long hair? What gets them off bringing other people down? And the even more annoying thing is i always hear them say "oh you should cut it, you look so much better with your hair cut and girls would dig you more" Meanwhile my whole life i had short hair and women didnt even give me a passing glance, now with long hair they are showign attention.... Sorry for my rant, its just some people are really shallow and it annoys the heck out of me.....
joe
Hi, just wanted to place my own little post of appreciation, as there was a post below commenting on goth girlies (though I agree most with Sorted).
I just wanted to say that grungy girls can be so cute. Don't know why I've found this to be true, though maybe it's cos so many are really into their music, as am i... something in common's always a good place to start :)
wolfeyes
So I got some hair sticks to hold up my bun. I was a little concerned that they would look too 'femme' but it turns out that a website sells hair sticks with more subdued styling. The bonus page with details and pictures is given in the link below. What do you think?
Gollan's Chapstix Pictures
About a month or two ago I was suffering pretty badly with split ends, I was finding them all over the place, and I was getting really worried that they were going to force me into an early trim. I decided I needed to do something to really help prevent them so the situation didn't get any worse and I think I hit upon a solution.
I figured I did the most damage to my hair when detangling knots combing out my hair. Even on wash days when I had just conditioned I was still struggling to detangle. I started to use RedKen Anti-Snap Leave In Conditioner, and since then I've noticed significantly fewer split or damaged ends, infact I couldn't find any left the other days when I checked. So this product has been a real sucess story for me.
I finger comb to loosen the major tangles, before applying the conditioner to my hands and working it into my hair whilst its still damp. It makes the remainder of the detangling much easier and combing a breeze.
I suspect you can get similiar results from using any leave in conditioner that you can apply to damp hair. But this one has worked really well for me.
Anyway, just thought I'd share because there have a been a few topics on the subject lately.
Sorted
Can anyone suggest any products I could find in Britain that could help my problem?
Thanks.
I am perhapse one of the weirdest-laid back people you all know. Even I think I am going to get a little weird on this one, but instead of me writing morbid books like I have been doing for the past 3 years (Eventhough nothing published yet) I have decided to write some Children's Books. I am glad I don't have any children and I sure don't want any. I have too many nieces and nephews :) I just wanna do something different for a change, and find a little piece of myself. I wanna give these kids today apart of something special and educational/adventurous Don't know if it will go too far, but I have a strong feeling it will. Kids today need to do more reading anyway lol. What is even weirder is I don't even like most kids that much (With the exception of my family) I don't know, just something I wanna do :) Yes, replies are okay, I need to know what you guys think of this Idea. I also do comics, and other Art. I am a Creatice Freak hehehe
The TV in our front room didn't get turned off last night, and there is a religeous thing on there. Anyway, there is a guy singing with shoulder length grey hair and a black beard.
What do you guys think about Paul Mitchell and NEXXUS products. They are salon quality products,but are they too expensive?
hello everyone. i have been growing me hair out for about 19 months and my bangs are 2-3 inches past my chin and my back is 2-3 inches past my coller. i have very thick and wavy hair and i last got my split ends trimmed and about two inches off my back taken off about 3-4 months ago. i havent touched it since. i recently notices that more hair has been falling out and that i do have split ends again. also that the back is frizzy and somewhat wild . i needed to know if i should get my hair evened out with my bangs so it would be neater and grow even. what is a good length to get hair evened out.i plan to grow my hair about shoulder length at all one length. thanks alot
keep on growing,
burzom
Seriously, I feel like that guy on CHIPs. Curly hair really sucks when you're trying to grow it out. If this were 1977 I'd be right at home.
I'm an American that is afraid to be drafted in this unjust war/
Not let me clarify I'm no coward and would not hestitate to fight for my country if it was being invaded.
But I don't want to lose my hair and I feel this war was unjustified and to partipate in murder for me would be morally rephensible. Is there any countries that still accept conscientous objectors from the U.S. with decent standards of living?
My people the Cherokees are Non-Plains indians, which means we can and have different traits. For a very popular belief is all Cherokees have Black hair. WRONG!! For instence my natural color hair is a light brown texture, and other Cherokees can have the blondest of hair. Another one is most Cherokees have long hair, or did back then. Alot of Cherokees do have long hair, but is not the actual Traditional hair-style. Alot of warriors would wear mohawks, and other distinct styles. The reason I wanna tell you guys this, is because like I say all the time. False Media leads to stereotypes. Hollywood movies show us slapping our lips like idiots and all have black long hair, and look very much alike. It is called chanting and singing. We don't slap our lips lol. I hate Hollywood. Their are other non-plains tribes too. We can have very light skin/hair all the way up to dark skin-hair.
Thanks guys for reading, just wanna break some retarded stereotypes :)
Your friend,
Dwayne
Hi guys, I just saw a commerical for this stuff. The only sort of deep conditioner I've tried is Terax cream, which I think works, but I'm not exactly an expert on deciding just how well it's working, so I might try Infusium 23. Any opinions? Any opinions
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yo!
havent posted any pics in a while so here ya go
mind the sunburn hahaha!
-jay
Just thought I'd share this with everyone. I was channel surfing the other day and came upon a soap opera on one of the Spanish-speaking stations. The reason I stopped to watch was because one of the actors (a young guy probably in his late twenties) had beautiful black hair, pulled back and tied in a ponytail that hung down a little below mid-back. He was being seduced (or was he doing the seducing?) by a woman obviously old enough to be his mother. I just couldn't keep my eyes off his hair . . it was really very beautiful. Sorry, I don't know the name of the program or the station.
By the way. There's a program on HGTV (I think it's called Devine Design). The electrician on the program (who is in every episode) is a Latino guy named Chico. Chico has silky black hair that hangs down his back to the base of his shoulder blades.
So lately it seems like several people have been using TreSEMME Vitamin E Moisture Rich Shampoo and Conditioner- and I was wondering just how many people here have used it, and what they've thought.
From the reviews I've been reading, this stuff could rank up there with Aussie Moist or Loreal Vive as the new Hyperboard mascot!
Just thought I'd share with everyone one of my recent discoveries...
Psycroptic - The Scepter of the Ancients
Possibly the most talented and technical death metal that I have ever heard. These guys are from Tasmania and are all under 25!
Taken from one of their songs:
waves of hair it crashes -
onto a grindingshore....valour....
We all fear the day a time we hope will be years away
Inspection of reflection, recession of hair assaults vision
A balding crown, it meets your eye
screams ring out as you face the sky
Only those, who did choose, to grow their locks
Have this maniacal type trepidation.
And a few other CDs I'd reccomends are:
Sinners Bleed - From Womb to Tomb
Arsis - A Celebration of Guilt
Severed Savior - Brutality is Law
Disillusion - Back to the Times of Splendor
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Hi there this is my first real post in this board.
I read a lot about your problems and the solutions.
So I decided to ask you for good looking male hairstyles which don't damage my hair. Just an ordinary Ponytail gets boring in time.
My problem I that my hair is very thick and curly.
Do you have any styling idea?
Thank you!
MMMBOP
It has mine. In both negative and positive ways. An example of a negative way is that I don't swim nearly as often as I used to. I love to swim and I used to swim every time I went to the beach. Now, I usually stay out of the water unless I am planning on washing my hair that evening anyway. Or even sometimes when I do go into the water, I'll put my hair up in a bun and keep my head dry. If it's not already a "washing night" then I don't want to make it one.
An example of a positive way is that having long hair has made me more understanding and tolerant of the differences in other people. I think that I treat everybody with more respect now.
Your thoughts?
I recently went into hot topic (normally dont go there except for geting the occasional band shirt or 2) and there was a pretty cool pack of earings, one of them being skull and crossbones.... So i bought it and have them on now but im very nervous... Since they are fake, im nervouse my ears will get infected.... Does anyone know of any place where i can get some actual white gold/silver skull and crossbone earings? (keep in mind, these are studs....not loops)
Hi folks. I created a new longhaired men at yahoo. It's not for straight or gay or bi guys. It's a free space for longhaired men posting pics, stories. Put pics onto the photo albums named by category. There's also a funny album where you can put your pic when you were a little boy and now as a longhaired adult. I bet it's going to get funny. The address is http://photos.groups.yahoo.com/group/samsonlhm
I hope to see you all there and feel free to suggest new thing to improve it. Have fun!
In my experince, it seems that anyone I know well either loves or hates my hair... there are very few of them who would say, "It's just your hair - it's you I'm friends with." or something to that effect.
Anyone have any idea why people feel so strongly towards long hair?
By the way, I found a good way to keep my mum off my back - might work for any of you guys who have that same problem - I just told her that I want to see what it looks like at shoulder length, and that if I decide I don't like it, I'll let her shave it herself.
That seemed to put a smile on her face, and it's good cos she knows there may be a limit to how long I'll be growing for. On that topic, I'm getting really depressed... it's taking so long and I don't even know if I'll like it or if it'll be comfortable and suited to my lifestyle.
Ah well...
all the best,
wolfeyes
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As my June progress pics kinda made my hair look unnaturally straight, I figured I'd better correct the illustion with a more 'natural' photo.
Don't get me wrong, my hair is getting straighter with the extra lenght, but I just saw my pics and didn't recognise myself so I figured I'd better do something about that.
Here's the pic to set the record straight - or not so straight *grin*.
Sorted
hello all,my hair in the back is shoulder lenght and bangs are about 2-3 inches past chin and myy hair is very thick and sorta wavy. well the hair in the back and the end really sticks out and it is annoying. my front is fine and the top of the back is but at the bottom it poofs out like its real frizzy and wild. any help or suggestions
Here's my latest, representing a little over 10 months growth.
My apologies for the poor consistancy in progress pictures, I just realized I changed sides for the side shots. There's an obvious difference in texture from the May to July pics. The May shots were completely natural, as dried from the shower. The only difference in the July shot was I used some Infusium leave-in, which left it looking a bit wet and less shiny. Much of the difference in texture is the normal, day to day variation I've been seeing (you gotta love the awkward stage!)
I'm usually happy with it's natural look as of late, as seen in the pictures. Unfortunately, having a corporate job I just started keeping it gelled back all day at work, it gets rather unprofessional to constantly be pushing your bangs out of your eyes, plus I'm around enough machinery it could become a safety risk soon.
I was seriously considering trimming the back soon to get rid of the thin, whispy layers at the bottom, but have decided I don't want to lose that much length just yet, I figure I need to wait at least another 6 months (I know that's been a popular topic recently).
Thanks again to the regulars on the board for advice, mentoring, and simple support/encouragement. I've never let the top get this long before, I always stopped when the awkward stage got too bad, this site has been a big help.
Comments, suggestions?
i'm just fed up with it. i'm seriously thinking about cutting
heres this thing, i have NO money and an uncountable amount of bills to pay and i need a job VERY bad.
EVERY single place i go to they tell me i need to get a haircut
now because i have no money i'm stuck living with my family who arent very supportive of me in anything and constntly harass me about the way i look. especially the hair issue
i've been so depressed lately just from everything in genral. i just can't take it anymore
i was going to get a haircut today but i just coulden't do it, i REALLY don't want to because it's mid-back now and took me 3 years to grow but i'm stuck in a no-win situation
i've been having panic attacts because i'm so stressed over the money problems. i'm just stressed out beyond belief
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I have heard this rumor for years that pot increases hair growth. This makes sense to me seeing as how I am a regular user, and my hair has grew 7 and a half inches in just 9 months.
PS. Lets try not to make this thread turn into pro drugs vs anti drugs.
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Hey guys! been awhile since i posted but heres a update.
\,,/ Stay Metal \,,/
Hello, I've been growing my hair since Thanksgiving 03, and I think it's going pretty good considering how short I used to wear it. When my bangs and sides get longer, I'm considering trimming the back to make it more even. Should I do this? Any comments and suggestions are greatly appreciated!
My seven month progress picture (I look like an idiot, haha):
http://img11.exs.cx/img11/7080/me10.gif
My goal length:
http://img11.exs.cx/img11/9471/hairgoal7.gif
Why is it required for Male recurits to shave off all their hair but females can get away with a ponytail. It is not fair. If males are made to shave off all their hair to get into the army then so should females have to shave off all their hair. Otherwise it is sexual discrimination.
Hey guys, I have been using herbal essence shampoo and conditioner for my hair primarily because it smells so good. But people have told me that it's not too good for your hair. Can anyone recommend a good salon quality product that is both good for your hair and smells good too? Thanks guys.
This is funny stuff! I posted 2 pics of me a few days ago, and I was just scrolling down through my messages and replies. I seen a very funny reply about me that Prince Jeffrey wrote. This is about the pictures lol. Prince Jeffrey's reply was "Look everyone, it's Jesus" Oh man talk about hilarious. Then when I read it he said I looked like Jesus in the 2nd pic I had on there. When I looked at it, I just had to agree lol. But nobody really knows what Jesus looks like, but maybe I should do some movies LMFAO oh god it is just Hysterical. Thank you Prince Jeffrey for the tears of laughter.
Hey man just had a couple quick questions related to your hair. First how long is your hair roughly inch wise? And when you have your hair pulled back in a ponytail is part of the sides lightly shaved it seems like it is which makes the tail look quite cool?
Thanks in advance
Quick question about the daily 100-150 falling hair stat. Is that with or without the bulb?
Thanks.
I put out my last cigarette on July 3rd, 2001, at 4:30pm. Before that, I smoked about 15-20 cigarettes a day for 2 years. I went cold turkey, and have been clean ever since. I use a program called SilkQuit to help keep track of my progress. Here are the current numbers:
Three years, 6 hours, 55 minutes and 10 seconds. 16444 cigarettes not smoked, saving $3,107.98. Life saved: 8 weeks, 1 day, 2 hours, 20 minutes.
My final motivation to quit was a picture of a cancer-infected lung I'd seen in a flyer from the American Cancer Association, that detailed the effects of smoking. Having a strong visual clue of what I was doing to myself gave me the strength and will-power I needed to quit, once and for all (I had tried twice before). I quit that same day.
If there are any here who smoke, are looking to quit, and would like some help, you can find a free copy of the program here:
http://www.silkquit.org
FACT: 90% of the smoke and tar from one puff of a cigarette stays in your lungs. The remaining 10% is what you exhale.
http://www.whyquit.com
I've been following the board for a year but have not posted until now. I can't get over how helpful and nice everyone is around here. No one has anything bad to say to anybody. That's rare fot an internet forum... Well anyway...
I've tried 3X's to grow my hair out but I get it cut when it becomes awkward. The length that it is at now is the longest it has ever been, (It touches the tip of my nose) and im sporting quite the shag because my hair is so thick and straight. I think this time I'll just get the sides and the back cut and leave the bangs alone...
Its nice to finally post...
Thanks gys.
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Hey guys, hope you like the pics. I just took the Pics of The loose Back Ponytails, and The braids style is already on my webpage. As for The "Cousin It" Pic, I was just messing around on that one :)
PS: Dean, I am still trying to find an awkward stage pic for you, but it might be a little while before I can put one online.
Today I went to work (Unfortunately I very much hate this job) Installing satelites and while I was there this girl kept saying she would cut my hair for me. Hmmm? Okay why would I grow it out for it to be cut lol? Yet she was flirting with me the whole time I was there. What would you guys say this is a case of??? seduction maybe, or a way to get me to cut my hair? Well I don't change my image for anyone, and I personaly like myself more than girls lol. If you don't like my image or anything about me, well then I don't like you very much either. I am also growing the beard out like you guys wanted me to do, and she was asking me if she could atleast cut that. Well you know what I said lol.
Hi all
Some may be glad.......some may be sad..........but Justin will be with relatives and leaves tomorrow afternoon for a week with them and then they will return to my place for a week with me. (July-4th-18th.)
If I have missed anyones questions or you suddenly realize that this excentric mysterious Justin has vanished you will all know why. Hey..........some might even be glad! :-)
I cannot begin to let all of you guys know what a great bunch you are. So helpful. And of this Hyperboard..........I cannot speak highly of enough. I know that there must be much work behind all of this. Certainly Bill and Victor deserve a standing ovation for its existance.
Actually, I will rather miss not visiting daily as I have the past nearly 2 years, and hope all of you guys continue letting your hair grow and continue supporting ea. other in such a fine mannor. I doubt there is another board as great as this on the internet. It almost has the feeling of Family. Certainly out of the ordinary............and certainly like a breath of fresh air!
I had hoped to have at long last posted my photo 3 days before leaving so that FINALLY one and all that visit the Hyperboard would know once and for all what this "mysterious" Justins hair looks like at 12-1/2." Too much of story, but I was unable to get photos........and unfortunately when it comes to Computors I am an idiot. (Electronics don't and never have clicked with me.) I seem to function only the "Arts." When I return, the "Stolen Camera" will have been replaced and I can assure you all progress photos WILL be posted before Julys end.
I wish you all a safe and happy 4th as well as great Summer Enjoyment. Bless you all.
Yours truly,
Justin
ps: I will have a brief chance in the AM to visit the Hyperboard before leaving for the Airport.
Hello all, Let me start off by saying this is a great site and board. I'm a long time lurker.
Well, I bet this familiar tale has been spun around this board a few times; Im a young man (19 to be exact) who lives with his folks, and we are Christians (not Baptist or anything super strict).
Probably since I was 15, Ive thought I would like my hair long, it seems the only way to go. Ive never liked the way Ive looked with any other hairstyle (believe me, Ive had EVERY other hairstyle, so long as it wasnt long), and have been having the ongoing battle with my family about hair length ever since then. When I was 16, I realized that trying to talk louder than they were simply wasnt going anywhere, and that if I wanted to grow my hair longer in peace, I would have to provide a good argument. So, I scoured all the resources I could, keeping an open mind to accept the truth if it wasnt what I wanted to hear; and after all that, and numerous, numerous logical, reasonable, calm and concise tries, they still will not budge.
It is now obvious to me, after years of trying to be reasonable, that my entire family (this includes my extended relatives, Ive talked to them) have very definite, unmovable ideas about what men and women should and shouldnt look like. I simply cant believe that they base their feelings on reason anymore, because logic does not work. Theyve gone so far as to cut parts of my hair out in my sleep (you heard me) so that Id have to go get it fixed. Its crazy. I havent gotten irate about this since I was maybe 17, because that just gives them more reason to say how rebellious I am trying to be. My father, a very intelligent man, claims to understand my feelings on this, but its obvious from the way he jokes and talks about long hair that he is just like them. He seems to feel that wanting your hair to be at least a little longer than short (a LITTLE even) is something you get over after young manhood, and that when you grow up you 'get it' and cut your hair. Im not sure what to think of that kind of speech coming from a smart man.
My mother was raised to think that men having long hair was sick and wrong, she also is VERY overprotective well, possessive is a better word. She has had extreme (or wanted when she didnt) control over my appearance sonce I was young(er). From what she says, me having long hair apparently translates into people thinking shes a bad mother (Yeah, I know, what the heck!?). She has issues. She grew up in a super-conservative household during the hippie era, you do the math. The absolute LONGEST my hair has ever gotten is down to my nose, and this drove them mad. I tried to keep it hidden, but eventually a forced haircutting was in order. They later explained to me that they were being merciful, by allowing me time to cut it myself. I love my parents very much, but they are starting to freak me out.
Now, Im not a drug user (Im actually very opposed to drug use), Im not an anarchist ( though Im neither liberal nor conservative, democrat nor republican; theyre both evil in my opinion), Im not rebellious, Im not a cross dresser or homosexual (theyve told me before that only cross dressers and homosexual men grow their hair long). Ive been good to my folks in my short time on this earth, and tried my best to make sure they never had a reason to be disappointed in me, but I dont think I will ever give them good enough reason to let me choose my appearance (mind you, Im not going for anything outlandish, I dont have any/or want any piercing, I dont have any tattoos, and I dress fairly normal). I think my hair looks horrible every way Ive had it, and would like it long. Even if I had my head shaved bald (Ive had it), Id still be a longhaired guy at heart. Its almost in my genes, part of my personality.
Ive come pretty much to the conclusion that the only way Ill ever be able to grow my hair long is when I move out (preferably WAY out) and have my own life. That might be a while, seeing as how I dont have that kind of money yet. *sigh* one day
Anyone else had similar experience?
P.S.: Very sorry for the lengthiness of the post, thanks a whole lot for taking the time to read it. May the only true God bless you.
Hi everyone who replyes to my trimming situation, i realised that even if i did get a trim it would occure again in a few months ebcause i think it will allways be dry.
so in conclution i have decied not to have a trim but tyy different products, like the one surferdude said.
so do you think that the dry ends will get worde because i would say now that about one inch is dry and nasty ????
but nice hair will grow again underneath wont it ???
so i think i will leave it until it gets to what length i want then pay a lot of money to get it how i want it !!
Thanks everyone you really opened my eyes !!
Guess what I found, folks! Our fellow forumite, Jarrko, has a picture over at Longhairedmen.com, with a link to his web site!
Grats, Jarrko!
Ive never had really short hair, and as of the past year i have wanted it long.. i have been experimenting, and the last time i got it trimmed was because it was simply too curly and straightening it made it bad.. it wasnt even that long either
but i am thinking about it, and honestly i dont know how to exactly grow it long.. right now the hair on the top of my head is long, and on the sides and back back it is shorter.. but in the back, the hair at the bottom is short and annoying and gets long, but isnt cool.. and the hair from the top of my head that goes towards the back isnt really long yet, which im fine with
but should i frequently get the hair thats not from the top of my head on the sides and back cut??
did anyone even understand that at all!? haha
I hereby withdraw my membership to this forum as in the thread about the draft I merely stated my beliefs and opinions and I have been attacked on all fronts from everybody just for my beleifs. It's tantamount to those who make fun of longhairs because they have long hair and believe in long hair. I would stay just fine even if everybody stated they were anti-war but barely anybody did that, instead they just attacked me. One person even gave hint that they thought I was a Nazi. Obviously not worded that way but if you read it you can pick up on it. If anybody would still like to carry on a civil debate with me or just talk my email is in this post. I thought this was a good place where everybody could state their opinions and still find this a safe haven but I was horribly mistaken. To those of you who attacked me for stating what I believe may God curse you for you have acted in a terribly cruel way.
...at least, that's been my observation of late.
I noticed that whenever people post their pictures here, they are very rarely smiling.
I began to notice something. When people pose for pictures that are showing off something about their looks, it seems that they very rarely smile. I noticed on magazine covers, when people are trying to look sexy, they never smile.
Does smiling in a picture make people feel like they look less attractive? I don't know. I personally think everyone looks better(if not "sexier") when they smile, and if I ever post a progress picture, I think I will be smiling away!
Hi, nothing big, but just after looking at my 5 months progress pic and 7 months progress pic, I got out the old ruler and out of interest measured how much I've grown. Turns out I've grown 2.1 inches in 2 months!!! I was pretty dissapointed between my 5 and 6 month pic as I doubt I had grown an inch in that month, but seems I've grown extra to make up for the lack and more!
Anyone who hasn't seen them already or cares can check my progress pics.
Note, The hair in photo 7 months isn't straight, so if I pulled all my hair down straight, it would go just barely past my botttom of my nose. In the 5 month pic, I had to wet my hair to make it straight because then it curled so much. Now my hair's a bit dangly, it's all good progress:)
Looks like my hair's growing the fastest in the summer, and I'm not complaining!
One of the photo's on this page shows be pulling my hair straight at 7 months in:
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Temp3.html
And here's the page of all my progress so far, which includes a pic at 5 months:
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Progpics.html
been a while since i posted so here it is
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~clarkotc/progress2.jpg
This whole week my hair has been nothing short of an annoyance. It's become way too dry and poofy. Do I need a deep condition?! Also my dark streaks have gotten worse. I'm still afraid of dying my hair, it looks awful! Help! ~Stressed Blonde~
when i get out of the shower, my hair dries and gets all soft and poofy....like if i kind of part it in the middle, it just dries and settles in a straight line across my forehead... what is a good product or something i can put in it to make it do what i want? i want it to look like normal hair looks when it is semi-long... mine goes right down to just about above my eyes... also, its all straight except in the back, right at the bottom, it curls just a little...is that a sign that it will curl as it gets longer? thanks a lot
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I look freaky, lol.
Been a regular fan of the site but this is my first post!THE REASON i got hooked on is this dude JARKKO and his multiple,gorgeous hairstyles and his cascading beautiful hair.Everytime i log on i go to his site and drool over the pictures.Just thought i d tell him what a huge fan iam!!And that i miss recent pics!!Would also love to see him shape his hair into those lovely syles-to watch him paint those masterpieces!!Awaiting thy acknowledgement Jarkko....your fan....
I have just got done trying out the Aussie 3 Minute Miracle conditioner. It's not fully dried yet, but so far it seems to have done a decent job at making my hair smooth and manageable. It smells great too. I bought two sachets, and I'll use the second one once I've bought some Aussie shampoo to compliment it (this time I used some Asda shampoo with tea tree oil). If the result is even better next time, I will most likely buy Aussie Mega Conditioner regularly.
Other notes: There was alot more falling hairs than last time I washed my hair, but that may be because there have been very few in the past days, and they were lying loose in my hair waiting to get knocked out. It was hard to tell how many, but I'd guess 70-100.
Also, using two mirrors I checked the top of my head and it did seem thin. This may simply be because my hair was wet. I have started to take some tablets from Holland and Barrett, that combine vitamins, iron, zinc, biotin etc etc, and I hope they help to strengthen my hair (any comments on that?). I will monitor my hair for the next 6 months while I follow proper haircare, and see if there is any improvement on the thickness (my hair is thinnest in the areas where I used to scratch like a madman, so I pray that only I am to blame for weak hair, and not genetics).
Thanks for reading
Matt.
Well here's my quarterly post/update, I really cant believe how long it is getting, but I only like it more the longer it gets :) After I took some pics earlier today I was really suprised at my length, hope you are too :P. I figure it will be to my waist by the end of next year, though my goal is past that, I really cant wait for it :). Actually I dont have a set goal, I just want to keep it growing :D
I see alot of posts on this board about people wanting or advice about trims. The best thing to do is not to worry about trims until your between shoulders and upper back. I know I said I want my hair atleast an inch from the ground, but if my terminal length don't go that far, I am not getting trims. Nothing is wrong with wanting trims, but most of you guys who want trims are in you awkward stage. You will not want a trim that early, and I advise you to keep growing until you are fully happy.
Your faithful Cherokee friend,
Dwayne :)
I noticed a lot of you use Aussie, is this because superior qualities out of every brand or is it the best by availability in your location? It seems anybody can find that stuff, but I never know if a lot of you Europeans dont have some of the same stuff as us over in the US.
Im currently using the Dove shampoo and conditioners. My only reason for choosing dove is that I have sensitive skin and have used their (and similar brand) bar soaps. It seems to be a pretty good product. But then again I have been using it since I began growing my hair. I snuck some Aussie from my housemate a couple times this week. Although it seems to do well, Im not sure if it is because of the shampoo/cond itself or the fact that I switched brands.
Also, is there any good suggestions for a good natural shamppo with very minimal chemicals? I would like to try cuttijng back on shampooing, but I cant go to my job with greasy, clumped hair. Sorry for the broad post.
My friends, upon the recent decision I have made it appears my hair can only grow for so long. You see, Civil War re-enacting has lost it's edge for me yet at the same time I have found World War II re-enacting and it appears infanately more interesting and exciting and my decision was made recently that at the end of this re-enacting season I shall sell all of my Civil War stuff and buy World War II stuff. How does this deal with hair? Well the unit I'll be joining portrays Germans (don't worry, it's the Heer {army} and not the SS so they're German soldiers, not Nazis) and the Germans all had short hair, the hair not daring to touch the ears or the collar of the tunic. Thus I will be forced, by historical accuracy, to get a hair cut around September when I fall in using borrowed stuff, or should that fall through then I can wait untill December. http://www.geocities.com/reg135ofthe45th/Gear.html
I have been thinking about getting a trim since I'm going on almost a year of growth and some of the ends are getting a little split. Do you think just a little trim/shape up would do me well (less then a inch) ??
Also does your hair grow faster after a trim, esp. in the summer ?
I've started driving on the road. (No, I didn't drive off the road before this, racing...)
Before I could start to drive on the road, I had to wear a head band to keep my bangs from going into my eyes and into my perpheral view. I need to see what's going to hit me. When racing, we just had a helmet to take care of that. It held my bangs out of my face.
What do you do to correct this problem, or just ignore it?
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here's a pic from right at about 6 months of growth (from shaved head in first week of jan.) i've been taking pics every month, I'll make a site with all of them around the 9 or 12 month mark. hair is right where it should be at just over 3 inches all over.
my goal length, for now, is about 6 inches all over.. see attatched photo (from the movie dazed and confused) to see about what im goin for. Once I reach there, I may grow longer, i may leave it.. who knows.
For once I would like to see someone
go on these makeover shows
and insist that thye like having their
hair long, that they like what they are
wearing. And if someone doesn't like then
they can lump it.
I have some progress photos for july on my site, the link is below. Trying to take these pictures in the mirror is starting to piss me off, just thought i'd share.
Hi,
I was really upset to see a male chauvinist ad on TV.
The company whose concerned (Mauritius Commercial Bank) depicts a (short-f******-haired) guy whose is speaking on the phone to his foreign girlfriend, who happens to be a pretty blonde girl. Apparently something goes wrong and he ends up looking for her at the airport.
Suddenly he sees her (by the back) and when he goes to talk to her...surprise it`s a blonde long haired guy (effeminate) with the mustache.
Here in Mauritius, they depict long haired men as being automatically effeminate.
This attitude enrages especially when you know that those who depict us like that, are totally stupid. It`s a long story but Mauritius aint no utopia.
Hi i just wondered..
1. Is there people on this site with really long hair like really really long down to your knees and have wanted short hair but to afraide to cut it because i know people with short hair want really long hair ?? if that makes any scense !!
2. I really dont know what to do about my hairs length. because my ideal hair length was sholder length but seeeing all you men with your waist length hair and telling me my hair would be there in about 4 years i dont know what to do ??
well i know it is a long way off but has anyone got any help ??
Hey everybody,
Well, its been two and a half months since I last cut my hair, and as soon as my hair starts looking "long", I'll post some pics. Until then, pray for me :).
Anyhow, I recently bought a Suave shampoo product along with a conditioner, and it looks like it works great. Does anyone have any particular approvals/condemnations of this product? If you don't think its that great, what commonly-available product out there is good? Thanks everyone.
hey ppl, i was lookin through my files a while ago and I found a picture of what im pretty sure was my awkward stage..I thought I'd share
before
Present
I remember i really hated my hair during the awkward stage..n im glad im prety much almost through with it, im alot happier with my hair now..never got any trims, and i know it was mentioned alot in recent posts about trimming during the awkward stage (Surferdude)..i suggest not to get any.
By the way does any one have any awkward stage pics and a recent pic, i wud really like to see the difference.
- G JUiCE
Well, I have some rather distressing news. Although my hair is not nearly as long as some of you other guy's(In my time spent on the hyperboard I've had plenty of trims, I'm sorry to say), it looks like I may have to cut it and start all over again.
I'm filming a movie this summer with some friends, and the part I'm going to play will require me to have much shorter hair that I would like to in my normal life. So in order for me to play this role, I'm going to have to keep it down to a couple inches at the most.
Now I know a lot of you would say "Cutting your hair for a movie? No way!" but the thing to be understood is that movies are my passion, they are what I want to spend the rest of my life being involved with, and being a part of cinema is much more important to me than my personal appearance.
If I do go with short hair, I will definitely grow it out again when I go back to school in late August. And if I do cut it, maybe I will post a pic so you guys can all see where I was at.
Good luck to the rest of you.
I have been wondering what has happened to Jin. There have been times when I have not been accessing the board for weeks, so I am not sure whether I missed a post about him.
However, I did do a search on the web, and came up with the following link which has a picture of him:
http://www.a-star.edu.sg/astar/youthsci/action/scholarship_ags_2003.do
I can't make out. Is his hair tied behind, or has he cut it?
http://www.a-star.edu.sg/astar/youthsci/action/scholarship_ags_2003.do
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How gauche is that? However, it works. Sometimes, I get really strong urges to cut the hair, so I found that by psychologically "tricking" my hair into thinking it's being cut, I also satisfy my craving for the shears, without doing any actual damage. My stylist know's I'm growing my hair out long, and she know's I'm an oddball anyhow, so once a month, I got sit in her chair, and pay her $12.00 to shampoo me, massage my scalp, and pretend to cut my hair, by moving my hair around, and making "snipping sounds" with her scissors, without actually cutting anything. I'll be a longhair b4 you know it. I highly advise this kooky trick for those with hair curring cravings!
Sincerely, Prince Jeffrey
Is it possible to put braids in collar bone length hair. I'm trying to find a style until my hair reaches my shoulders.
hey man. I was just wondering if you could post any pics during your akward stage. Maybe around chin length if you have any becasue that is where I am now. Thx man later
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Hey,
I've been weighing up my options, and I was thinking I really need a trim at the back to even my hair out and make it look less of a mullet. I think I won't trim again if I have this one trim, but it's at that awkward stage where a trim might be handy. What do you all think, can you give me any advice?
What do I need to ask for, I was thinking of half an inch at the back, maybe an inch. Also does anyone think I should do something with the sides, as my hair appears to tilt upwards when my head is straight, and I know that is normal, but I want it to look less like that! I know common sense and to be absolutely specific to the hairdresser about how much I want trimmed off, but does anyone think I'd be over reacting if I took a ruler with me to show her EXACTLY how much I want trimmed. lol?
I've included a pic just to show the current state of my hair.
And I think that having trims will at least please people who say growing long hair without trims will look scruffy. If I can do that, I'll have everyone on my side I know about growing my hair. I'm probably contradicting myself here, about giving advice to people in the past but unsure myself now, but now it comes to the crunch, I need an expert opinion from you experienced gentlemen.
Ive had long hair for about 5 years now (im 19), and have often thought of having earings. The feedback i get from people is awlawys conflicting, lots say they make men look like girls, others say that you should only pirce one ear, and if you pirce the wrong one you will look gay (personaly i dont get that).
I'm seriously considering the "pirate 1 small hoop earing" look to augment my long straigt hair.
What are your thoughts on the matter?
Thanks, Mord.
We've all gotta have one. Perhaps it's getting trims too often for your own good, or being too rough when you pull a comb through it. Maybe you wash it too much, or not nearly enough. Or even something like playing with it a lot, which isn't necessarily bad, unless it gets in the way of other things.
My worst habit is buying products for it. I'm always on the lookout for a "dream" shampoo and conditioner- which I never really quite find. If I hear that someone else has good results with something, I'm intrigued to try it.
It's very weird, as I am not a product junkie about anything else.
What is your guys worst habit?
Hi Everyone,
So it's now been two years since my last haircut. It's going/growing great. I haven't regreted it for even one moment. I've gone trimless so far and, even with a few split/dry ends, plan to hold out for a while longer.
These pictures show my hair in its natural curly state. I'm glad that I have such thick hair, yet it still isn't heavy enough to hang nicely quite yet. I had to press the top down before taking these photos. I guess that will come in time.
My goal remains terminal length. Keep in mind that I am of shorter stature (roughly 5'5), so anything but a slightly quicker growth rate is an illusion.
Comments welcome/appreciated
I have never had my own new post on this message board, I have only posted comments, etc. Anyhow, I just got a compliment about my hair from an older (50's)African American lady.(A customer, I work at a bank.) She said she loved it & I was looking good! That is about the fourth or fifth compliment I have received from older African American ladies in the past two months. (I'm Caucasian of Scottish descent.) She said I looked like a guy from one of her "stories" (soap operas). Somebody on Days of Our Lives! I've only been growing it for about a year, and haven't figured out how to post a picture, I do not have a web cam, but anyway, a short description. Medium Brown, wavy/curly, about 8 inches long all over, kind of a combination of Frodo from Lord of the Rings and country singer Blake Shelton if that helps any!
There are nice people out there!
Hi everyone
Just wondered what your mum and dad think of your hair, Well my mummand dad both think i should get a trim but you will be gald to know that i am not getting one !!
Well everytime my dad said oh look at your hair, i say well like father like son becvause he had well long hair right down to his ass !!!! when he was 20 !!
He can talk !!
Coments wanted
Hello, my name is Matt, and Im new.
I am planing to grow my hair. My hair is short at the moment. Its only around 3 inches long if not less.
I want to grow my hair a little shorter then sholder lenth. But the ting is, I have really thick hair. My hair is streight with a little wave, but verry thick.
So I was wondering if I let it grow, and it looks like a ball of hair what shoudl I do?
I think I should go thin out my hair at a hairdressers (not cut it) every once in a while and then just keep it growing untill I get to my goal. But when I get to my goal that means I will still have to thin out my hair once in a while.
What should I do? Let my hair grow to my goal then thin it out or thin it out during the process of my goal?
Here's the picture of my ponytail that you requested.
n/t
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Hey everyone, I stumbled across this site and I'm so glad I found it. I contemplated cutting my hair but after seeing this board with so many other guys that have the same goal in mind, I must have been crazy to ever think of cutting my hair..even though my dad is giving me hell about it :/ Well anyway here's a pic of my hair without cutting it for 7 months. (It was really short when I decided growing it.
Hey Guys, been away for a while but still check in to the board when I can.
I've just found a really awesome leave in conditioner which is totally organic. It is made down under in Australia and don't know if it is available o/s. My hair has had really dry and uncrontollable split enz for months and this product has really worked wonders. I have'nt had a trim in over 8 months and my hair had become unmanageable. within a week my knotted ends were sorted out and my hair has become heaps more managable. The product is M essence, locally made up in Queensland, Don't know if they export it or not but the beauty of this stuff is it is totally organic. no sulphates or crap. their website is www.onegrp.com. Hope you guys can get this or something similar wherever u.r. The chemicals in most of the major brand hair products are----. if you enter the common ingrediants of most hair care producs into google......
It's 7 months. I felt this month I didn't want to bother taking progress pics and just let it grow, after all that's the best thing instead of worrying is my hair growing fast enough! I think Vincent's advice has brought a lot of us down to earth, so as soon as my bangs reach my mouth, I wont be updating so much, because being mouth level is the first indication of it looking long. Vincent, I have great respect for you, I enjoy your philosophy and your great outlook on life:)
I'm tired now so I guess I'll collapse into bed!
My links are below.
I apologise for the weird smile in my progress pic, I didn't take many and that one just have to do, I've been ill the last few days so it was difficult to force a smile :[
Comments welcome!
More pics = http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Temp3.html
Hello,I have been growing my hair for 8 or 9 months now and I have to say im a bit disappointed with its progress.It looks long enough but its not really what I want.Im looking for *really* long hair that could best be described as an 80's hair metal throwback.I came across this site while browsing and I was wondering if someone here could give me some advice on how to achieve *really* long hair.Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated.
There are three web-comics I read every morning:
Real Life Comics.com
Real Life Comics.com
Real Life Comics.com
This one made me laugh out loud:
Real Life Comics.com - June 30
ROFTL!!
Hi guys, another question that maybe some of you will be able to shed light on, since it must come up sometimes, I think.
I shower in the morning, and it's nice to be able to work out before then, but sometimes I work out later in the day. In the latter case, after taking my second shower that I need, what should my conditioner routine be? I usually use shampoo once every few days, so that's no big deal, but with conditioner, should I be using it after both showers, or is there such a thing as too much conditioner?
I have a not so bad dandruff problem, but everytime I used Head and Shoulders, it made it much worse. This product says it gets rid of dandruff, but it makes it stick harder to my scalp. My hair is never as free as it is when I don't use it. I feel the dandruff in disgusting clumps and it makes my head itch like hell. DO NOT EVER BUY HEAD AND CRAPPY SHOULDERS!!! I think it works better if your hair is short, but there is also a women's Head and Shoulders. Used that too, and it had the same effect. I'd rather have my little bit of dandruff, then to buy Head and Shoulders. I use Suave which is great for my hair. It makes my hair feel smell and shine really good. I love Suave, I hate Head and Shoulders. Feel free to Reply :)
I can't get my wavy ends in the back to lay straight. I have tried hairspray gel It keeps on looking bad. Anyway I can keep my hair in the back from looking unkempt, besides cutting it.
Just curious where Logan went. Anybody know?
I'm getting sick and tired of spyware. I had to reformat my hardrive and reinstall my OS to get rid of all the spyware. Is there any free programs that get rid of all the spyware.
Adaware doesn't detect everything.
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Here is a moment from the Tango I was performing last weekend. The contrast is not the best, but you can still see my ponytail lying down my back. In fact, the judges were complaining that it was concealing my contestant number!
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I've been growing my hair for the last six years, but it's curly and get dry very easily. I also dyed it a long time to avoid gray hair. It was a kind of damaged. So I decided to take a step behind to walk 20 ahead. My goal is waist lenght, so I cut it from the mid back to shoulder lenght, and straighten it. I think the result is good. It's shorter, all right, but it's more healthy and looks great. Now I just have to patient, ans I'll be. I'm only 40!!! Until I'm 43 it will be waist lenght I hope... Support is always welcome.
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And this is how I look in June 2004!!!
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Here is some more pics of me. Tell me what you think!
First of all, hello everyone - I've been following for a while and have now decided to start posting. My hair is about 6.5 inches long pretty much all the way around. It's blond with a tint of red, and pretty thick. My hair is straight on top, then curls quite a bit at the bottom, and it's getting in my eyes to the point where it's hard for me to wear my contact lenses (I have allergies, making my eyes more sensitive to things like that). Problem is I need my contacts so I can wear my sunglasses - plus I like them much better than glasses, of course :). So what are my options as far as keeping it away from my eyes? I've tried wearing a hat, but after a while it starts to bug me and I have to take it off, only to find my hair is REALLY driving me nuts :P.
Thanks.
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This is me two weeks ago at my 2nd degree black belt test. (I'm on the left). I was completely exhausted after 3 1/2 hours of training. And during that time my hair took on a Weeping-willow sort of form. Anyway, tell me what you think.
Hey man. I was just wondering if you have anything online of your band I could listend to? Sounds pretty sick, Native-metal.
Hi,
Just recently a friend allowed me to use his nice digital camera, and I used it to take new pictures of my hair so that I could share them with users of this board and hopefully get helpful responses. (See below for link.)
I am looking for any kind of advice that anyone can give. Many of the pictures were taken right out of the shower and without anything being done to my hair, so you can see how curly it is. (Bummer, because I like straight hair more.) If anyone can recommend care techniques and/or products I would greatly appreciate it. No, I have not decided to have it straightened or anything, but I have to admit that it's very tempting to try.
Also, I do have a few specific questions. One of the biggest is about how visible my scalp is on the top of my head. I don't know why this is and whether or not it is normal. Does it have to do with my hair being curly? Does it have to do with my hair being oily? Am I losing my hair or is my hairline receding? I would really like to know what is going on here. How come I never looked this way with short hair?
I have put together an online photo album with thumbnails and full-size views that is easy to access. Please visit the website below. Please reply or email me with any and all advice or comments.
Thanks,
Rick
many times brothers or sisters have different characteristics physically, height, weight, different nose type's, ear size etc. But for some reason it always seems like siblings have the exact same hair texture. I've never seen a case where a woman has curly hair and her brother has naturally straight hair. Is this a constant like blood type?
Hi, I am fairly new to this board and have just experienced a crisis situation. I recently cornrowed my hair to basically work past this akward stage (9 months). When I took out these braids after 2 weeks (which were done fairly tight), I noticed myself losing a massive amount of hair while washing it in the shower. Is this primarily the cause of uprooting do to the tension, or is this normal shedding do to the fact that alot of hairs that were suppose to come out, are coming out now since it was in braids for that long. I appreciate the help! thanks
Quick question, what are the worst and best sulfates in shampoos?
Between Ammonium Laureth Sulfate, Ammonium Laurel Sulfate, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, and Sodium Laurel Sulfate?
This is a song I wrote. Probably one of my cleaner songs. I thought I'd share with you guys to see what you think. It is about my people, and it states a valuable morale if you get it.
Feel free to reply, I encourage you to :)
Psyconatics: Prophet Shaking
Prophet Shaking!
Prophet Breaking!
Prophet Making!
Prophet Taking!
His Soul is
More than he can describe.
My words are
Always for my tribe!
Its silly how
I live my life.
Its funny how
This will only end in strife.
Im chosen
Sweet buffalo child
We wait for
Our mother of the wild
Dont be like
The running deer
Hes free but
He only runs in fear.
Be more like
The mighty wolf pack.
Their free and
They watch each others back.
The source is
Far too out of reach.
Our survival is scarce
So we have to teach.
Let us remember
The games we used to play
Fight for the land
In the land we will always stay
Fight for our
Holy survival
We decimate
All of our rivals.
Prophet Shaking!
Prophet Breaking!
Prophet Making!
Prophet Taking!
Be like the Fox
Vicious with no remorse
Be as powerful as the Bear
Who takes the entire source!
Be like the Prophet
He is all of these things
His soul is
As strong as the mighty wolf fangs.
Prophet Shaking!
Prophet Breaking!
Prophet Making!
Prophet Taking!
Breathe through the Air
It takes so much time to see
Breathe through the Air
To tell that youre free
Dont underestimate
The man inside of me
He might be kind,
But he is a raging Cherokee
Spirit of the Norm,
I come far to well
Spirit reborn,
With freedom we held
Fight for your tribal sake
Fight for our lands and our lakes
I could go on
With this song
Forever and Ever
To prove whom is wrong
Tears of my people
In the Trail of Tears
They said its over
But its been going for years.
I went to my after grad party and drank a hell of alot more then average. And my hair got sweaty, tangled, knotted and even dirt in it from falling. So anyways When I finally got home and was sober enough to try to sort my hair out I was pretty worried. It was knotted and tangled pretty bad so I went to work Trying to finger comb all the knots and tangles out before brushing which took forever and ended with alot of hair coming out. Then After sleeping I showered my hair was still dirty and knotted so i was trying to detangle it while trying to wash and condition and a hell of a lot more hair came out it was a crazy amount. Yet after all the loss I dont see any problems had me quite worried for the day though.
Today at the Big Y where I work, there was a customer at the register where I was bagging and a girl was the cashier who entered a our register and said "Good evening ladies". I was like "huh?" Is this guy blind or what I thought to myself. But it turns out this happened BEFORE he put his glasses on! Haha. He kindly apologised to me afterwords.
Hello,
I've been growing my hair for 31 months. I am enjoying my hair so much and it's becoming fairly obvious that the ladies love long haired men. Here is a link to my website, it's still under construction but i have photos of my hair on there. Before anybody asks after looking at my pics i am not gay ....even though i may look it.
Just a funny thought I'd like to pass on...
I was in Philly the other day to catch the Clapton concert when I decided to take a few snapshots of the new ballparks for the Eagles and Phillies. It was really windy and I didn't have a hat and was wearing my hair down (full hippie mode). With the wind at my back I found it very awkward to try and take a picture while my hair danced around the lens of the camera...so I said, "Damn hair!"
It's the first time I had ever cursed the length of my hair. But I quickly got over it...I wouldn't dare consider cutting it. I rather enjoy the wind in my hair. My only regret is I didn't take a picture showing the hair flying around the front of the camera, so I'll leave that to your imagination.
Take care and keep it growin'!
Brett
hey all,
those who asked i have really thick wavy hair : ( . so i guess i will need a product that can work with that. thanks for the responces. if you have any other ideas , i'll apreciated it
thanks all,
krazie dave
p.s. how to you uploads pics, i wanna show off my before and after stage.(8 months from stubbled, buzz cut)
Everybody here is great, but I am starting to get negative replies. What is so wrong with asking questions that I need to know the answers to? I like helping people to, but I am still getting negative replies. I think I am just going to leave the Hyperboard :( I am not a mean person, and I am still getting treated like crap even on a Messageboard by people who don't even know me. "Dwayne, Buddy do you have a life, or is the Hyperboard your life?" Replies like that are very hurtful to me. I guess it's something to do with me being Cherokee, ancestors treated like crap, so I get treated like crap too. I'm sorry, I am just really upset. This might be my last post EVER. I know I wasn't on this board long, but no matter what I do someone just dislikes, or even hates me. I just plainly don't have that kind of time for immaturity. Nobody ever comes to my website either, so I guess I am just going to close it down (Still thinking about that) I am going to go back to writing, and Art and do that more often than what I've been doing lately. I will still be a longhair, because atleast my hair doesn't put me down. I like this Board, I really do.
Best Wishes,
Dwayne
hey guys i hope u can respond to my dying question. i have started to grow my hair from bald, not exactly bald but short cropped hair, and i have started to grow it out for 10months now. my goal was to get it long and get it ponytailed. the front (bangs) is still short in the tip of my nose but the back is quite long on my shoulder already. im asking for tips should i get it trimmd on the back?? or is it best to let it grow out till i can get it pony tailed. hope to get feedbacks soon.
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Hopefully I'll keep up with the pics page from now on. That update today was a chore!
I probably missed some people, and messed something up along the way. But, it's finished. Ah. Now I can watch cartoons with the kids. LOL
Can't believe Treyn and Evil Milkman "cut out" on us!
I'll get some updated pics of myself sometime this week. I was going to say tomorrow, but I have a ton of things to do. It'll probably be the day after tomorrow.
If we keep getting new people, I may have to divide the pics page into 3 pages instead of two! It's good to see that even though we've lost some along the way they are being replaced...and then some!
Have to go...Beauty and the Beast is on...now that guy has some hair! LOL
Hi all:
I now have to put my hair back when I work two of my three jobs, but I was having a problem with my bangs, which are a couple of inches shy of the ponytail and therefore just hang there and look rather goofy. I tried bobby pins, but they're a pain to put in and don't hold as well as I'd like. However, this weekend I discovered the nifty clips pictured here. You just bend them and they snap open, then you press to snap them closed. The ones I got (distributed by Goody, sold at Target) are a solid matte color and pretty inconspicuous (no one's commented on them yet), plus they hold for several hours before I have to redo the 'do.
I'm rather liking the ponytail look, plus it's much cooler in this hot weather. I'll try to post pics soon.
Cheers,
Jeremy
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OK, so I bought this hairdryer with a so-called built-in Ionizer. I said what the heck, I'll try it out...I don't see any difference after a few days of using. I am new on this board and I see that blowdrying can damage my hair. But my main question here is,, does the ionizer actually do anything to hair?? I admit, my hair is not long yet, only about 3" in length.. Haven't been to the barber in 2 months.
hey all,
is there a "safe" way of straighting your hair. i heard both the heat irons and chemical ways can be damaging over time and i dont want to do that. if there is any other ways please let me know, thank you all,
krazie dave
p.s. i coming to the 8 month growth mark, : D
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Hi Guys
Just thought I'd share my June Progress Pics, this marks 17 months of growing my hair out.
Quick Update on my hair status:
My hair has gotten straighter with the extra length, so there is good news for those struggling with flips during the awkward stage as I did. However some of the extra straightness is thanks to the REDKEN Anti Snap leave in conditioner I'm using to prevent damage as I've started to find split and damaged ends and I don't want to trim yet.
Here your seeing me from the front where my hair is pretty straight, its a different story from the back which the following pics will show is still pretty wavy, but this is to be expected as my hair still hasn't completely cleared my shoulders.
Day to day my hair is pretty manageable, less so on wash days so I'm trying to get 3 days wear between washes, the leave in conditioner helps a lot with this. If my hair is a little wild then I simply tie it back or tuck it behind my ears, its nice to have both options nowadays.
I still don't feel I've really "made it" yet, another 5-6 months should get me to my goal length though. After that - it'll either be maintenance, or a new goal... :-)
Sorted.
Something I've been pondering for a while (mainly since Vincent showed up here ;), is what exactly is "natural" hair? Or "natural" anything? I'm closer to Vincent's position than I am to anything requiring irons, perms, or constant maintainance; but then again, I'm not quite so extreme as Vincent (I do use conditioner about once a week). So what exactly is "natural", both regarding hair and things in general.
Any thoughts?
That "Ball" Guy
I'm always lookin for folks who are partial to "long-hair"! I've had mine for 30+ years and couldn't be happier! It helps if your in the music biz though!!! LOL! Although, thats not a requirement I am sure. Great pictures from guys here, btw! It is nice to know that I'm not the only one(sometimes it seems that way) who prefers to wear their hair long and full! COOL!
I have thick curly hair that naturally is pretty dry. Because of this I use a lot of conditioner once a day, and shampoo every other day. Is it damaging to my hair to be conditioning everyday? or even shampooing as much as I do? Thanks,
Dan
I just returned from a business trip to Barcelona and thought I'd share the hair-related comments I received.
Flight from San Francisco to Frankfurt: guy sitting next to me on plane asks if I'm from San Francisco. Apparently, people expect longhairs to be from San Francisco. They're disappointed to find out I'm from San Jose!
Barcelona while walking down the street: young woman grabs my hair and says something to me in Spanish. I have no idea what she said!
Barcelona hotel elevator: man asks me if its hot having such long hair.
Barcelona hotel restaurant: overheard something to the effect of "that's a man!"
Munich airport: a group of women airport workers giggle as I walk past.
Flight from Munich to San Francisco: after boarding but before takeoff, the plane developed a mechanical problem. Three hours later, we changed to a different plane and I said something to a flight attendant, who distinctly recognized me out of a group of several hundred passengers from the first plane! Hmmm, I wonder why...
Flight from Munich to San Francisco: flight attendant handing out customs forms looks at me and correctly assumes I'm a US resident.
San Francisco airport, voice behind me: "I really like that guy's hair. Must have taken forever to grow." People assume I can't hear them when I can!
Anyone else have hair comments they'd like to share?
Ed
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I am thinking about braiding my hair. Here is my current look : http://www.thedilly.com/view.user.profile.wtd?id=299817 and I attached one more close up. These pics were taken in March. My hair is a little bit longer now. I wanted some input should I go braids or should I do something else or should I keep it ?
My mustache and gotee are coming along well. I got my Learner Permit to drive today. I love it, it captured me in my long haired manness sooo well! I'm learning to drive and will go to get my license as soon as I can afford insurance and get my own vehicle.
Peace to all,
Ivix
Damn Sorted looks like me with blonde hair and green eyes.(Mine has gotten longer too)
Hey Sorted,
Please post some more pictures of that great hair of yours!
Hi,
I just recently received an email from somebody whose address is dianita...@hotmail.com (that is not the complete address) that did not go through due to a virus. I thought maybe it was from somebody from this board since I have received email from board users before and also because I hardly use this email address anywhere else. I certainly don't want to have missed a longhair-related email, so if it was one please check and re-send it.
Thanks
Saw some great long hair on TV this weekend. One of the guys working on Monster House (Discovery channel) had beautiful waist-length hair that he wore in a ponytail. The other five guys all had buzz-cuts. What a contrast!!!
Last night on Discovery channel, I was watching Motorcycle Challenge. One of the two contestants was named Matt, I think his last name was Hotch. He also had waist-length hair, and I couldn't help thinking that he must have some Asian or Native American ancestry running through his genes. Anyway, he had what I often refer to as "that silky smooth straight blue-black Asian" type hair . . . the most beautiful hair in the world (in my opinion). Most of the time he wore it in a simple ponytail, but there were some shots of him with it in a braid.
Previews of the next show features a guy with very curly waist-length hair (even when curly). And one of the guys he's working with apparently makes some comment about his hair. As they say, tune in next week.
I also saw another guy on another Discovery channel remodeling show who had a mid-back length braid. Very nice indeed.
All in all, some really great TV for a change.
Hi as i have said my hair is getting dry around the back and
ears and many of you said i should get a trim!! which i have been avoiding.
so my mum sais that the woman that did her hair and my highlights is coming round on thursday next week...
so my mum said the woman can give me a trim but last time my hair was about 3 inches she just did what she wanted to do and made a mess of it !!! so i said i had to stard from scratch because i went crap.
so i want a trim but she is the king of person that thinks she knows best !!!!
so i can imagining that she will see my dry ends and say " oh you need about 2 inches of" and tell me what i need to have.
so what shall i do. i could just be very firm with her but then i can imagen getting angry with her.
help wanted ...
I'm aware that there's been no recent pics of me yet, but I'm around Gollan's at 13 months, though after some hair math (I'm a real math wiz), I've been growing for about 11 months.
But now to the main reason for this post.
My length is at about 6 inches, so would that be appropriate ponytail length, or should I wait until the end of summer? Since this is my hair's magic hour because it's growing at an accelerating rate.
Ok so today I went to a barbeque with my mom, grandma, grandpa and brother. While we are there the topic of my hair comes up. She sees me scratch my head and says "could you not do that near the table its disgusting" So I say, well Ive seen you scratch your head so whats the difference, she says "my hair actually looks good, yours is disgusting" My brother says that I look like a fag bum and asks if I ever wash it. Isnt it fair for me to get mad? I tell my brother to shut his mouth and my mom says "Watch your mouth". Im thinking wtf, my brother just called me a whole bunch of names... Why the hell does it not matter what I say since "I look like an idiot". My family are such conformists. My mom has to have the "in-hair style" and my brother listens to all of the rap music (crap music). But anyway, I tell them I cant wait for my hair to be down to my lower back. My grandpa closes his eyes and shakes his head and my mom says "You dont think Im gonna be taking you on vacation or to restaurants with this hair?!" I say, "well what did you think I ment when I said I was growing my hair?" She gave the excuse "I thought you were gonna get it styled and have it neat." Yea right... As for my grandpa, I asked him if it was ok for jesus to have long hair. Anyway Im just babbling cuz Im pissed plus my mom bumped into a car on the war home....
I heard of these such headaches, and I barely or never get them. My mom and sis on the other hand do. They say that it is because the hair pulls down, but I really think it is more about mis-treating the hair. Who has these headaches on this board? I want to get some insight.
I've never really taken progress pictures, but I've been searching in my stashes and found some pictures from different times along the road, and I just took some new actual progress pics that can be seen there too.
I have updated my website and posted my June 2004 progress pictures. Again I took my pictures outdoors and I think the natural lighting is very nice. My hair looks wet and dark because I had to use a lot of hair product to overcome the windy conditions. My June bonus pictures page is packed with pictures, including some braids! There is quite a bit of new material on my website as explained on my home page. I've also included some thoughts about my next goal, 'belt length'. It is *not* a given that I will reach that length but I will have fun trying! Thanks to everyone in the community for your ongoing encouragement and inspiration.
I was thinking about stopping washing my hair with shampoo and conditioner and just washing with water. Do you really need to use shampoo anyway or will it smell or something?
Hey. I decided that I was tired of my facial hair which grows in red for some odd reason and decided to dye it just for fun. I died it to a really dark brown, almost black and it was a really close match to my hair color. In my opinion it looks much better. The thing is, facial hair grows rather quickly and 6 days later it's already half and half. The product cost me nearly $6 and was primarily for the use of hair dying.
Does anybody here dye their facial hair and/or know of any products specifically made for the dying of facial hair? I'm just looking for something more convenient and less costly or if it's gonna cost me 6 bucks, I want to be able to dye it numerous times with that product before I have to purchase it again. I just plan on doing this for a little while until I inevitably get tired of it and shave my facial hair all off.
... and after sharing my thoughts with my wife to get her input, I've decided to stop growing my hair, and maintain the length it is now.
I started growing my hair the day I graduated High School, in 1990, after deciding it was high time for a self-imposed makeover. I was tired of short hair, and was more than eager to try something new. My original goal was to stop at my shoulders. However, by the time I reached my goal, I'd found that I was growing more and more addicted to the length, and couldn't compell myself to stop there. With my original plan pretty tossed out the window, I decided to let it do its own thing, and I would decide when to stop later.
14 years and half a dozen trims later, my hair is just a few inches below my waist - most noticeable from the back - and I couldn't be happier with the progress I've made. I have far exceeded my own expectations, both in my patience to grow hair this long, and the luck I've had in finding work in a corporate environment that promotes cultural diversity and individual expression.
As for the reason for my decision, it's really pretty simple: I dread the prospect of having to care for much longer hair.
I'd also like to thank everyone here for letting me share my experiences, and maintain an active presence on the forum. Special thanks to our host, Victor, for having created the forum in the first place. You're all a really cool bunch of people.
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This is my hair straightened and i will do another message to see what it looks line normally..
coments wanted..
I caught an episode of the Maury Povich show the other day. I don't usually watch his show, or any daytime TV for that matter. Anyway, what caught my attention was an announcement just before the show returned after a commercial. Printed across the screen, with a voice-over, was the question: DO YOU HAVE LONG HAIR PASSED YOUR KNEES AND DESPERATELY WANT IT CUT OFF? CALL THE MAURY SHOW AT XXX-XXXX! Since the episode I was watching was likely a repeat (tis the season for repeats), does anyone know if they ever aired such a show? I've seen shows on which guests had long hair, but I don't think I've ever seen a show on which all guests had long hair past their knees.
I don't know why I was banned from not only their forum but website too. My 2 weeks posting in that forum my post,. have been nothing short of postive posts.
I haven't made any negative posts for a month and I was banned 3 days ago,
Anybody from LHC know why I was banned. This is really bumming me out, I'm starting to take it personal.
My username was kengibson2001
I was just wondering if anyone here has ever thought of/tried to dress lord of the rings'esque during everyday life? You know the whole cape and hood bit. Is it even legal to walk around like that? I was thinking about it but .... I need to get myself a sword, j/k :)
Ever since I washed my hair with bar soap my scalp has been sooo dry and ive been itching it non stop. When I shake my head around I see white flakes falling. Im guessing this is dandriff (sp)?? Ive never had it so I dont really know what to do.
I notice everytime I am talking about something, I always have to push long hair topics in my conversations even when what we are talking about it is nothing to do with it. Am I obsessed with longhair, or am I just talking about what is deeply apart of me? I don't care if you post I am obsessed, because I might be lol.
@Reflective
I middle part my hair religiously. Absolutely hate the idea of a side parting. :)
@Surferdude
My hair isn't normally like that. It was a very hot day, and I hadn't washed my hair for 2 days before that, so I took the pic before I got my hair wet.
Thanks.
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Nichol
I was just wondering, what looks better, hair grown without trims from short to shoulder level, or hair with trims, like for example cutting the sides level with each other. I think Wolfeyes has done that. Because I haven't got any trims so far and I was wondering if it would look bad by, say the twelth month, or 11-12 inches, or when would it start to look good? If anyone has got pics grown out with no trims I would really like to see them.
Hey again,
Like always, the pics don't show much progress but its getting there slowly =] Most of my friends/family members (Except one) have stopped saying to cut my hair, and actually encouraging me to grow it. I've been able to put my hair in a very short, very tight, almost ready to fall out pony tail, but HEY! ITS SOMETHING! finally a milestone woohoo. Again thanks to people like Gollan, Sorted, Nyghtfall,That ''Ball'' Guy, etc who post constantly and in turn inspire people (myself included) to keep growing their hair! =]
http://img27.photobucket.com/albums/v80/BlindPanzer/
I have medium brown hair that is not curly at all. I think it would look nasty and "unclean" if I had long hair. It always seemed to me that long hair should be somewhat wavy or curly to look best, and NOT my color. A much ligher, blonder color would look best. If anyone out there has the same hair type as me, please post a picture so I can see possible styles for myself! Thanks!
After seeing a picture over the weekend of David Beckham scratching his head as if to say, "I'm sure I used to have a ponytail here somewhere", I'm wondering if things would have gone differently if he had
GIVEN IT A MISS
(the haircut, that is).
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Sorry, I know I was taking a break from the board. I just couldn't help myself. Sorry about the pics, but I was trying to give them an artsy look :). To me they look cool, and these are pics I took with my webcam. I am almost at my 2-year mark and I know my hair got more length than expected. I am so happy! You can see how long my hair is in the Ponytail pics. Sorry if they are to blury, but I did that myself to make it look cool lol.
Hey everyone,
I don't browse the board very often anymore but wanted to share this story with you. I remember reading something along the same lines while still in the 'awkward phase'.
It's 1:30 AM and i'm walking home. I'm a little red eyed because of the nice fresh air :-) I see a cop car stopped at the street corner up ahead and as there was no traffic i deicded to Jay walk to the other side of the street ( a short cut home). The cop car slowly drives through the intersection and pulls up beside me where a police woman ask "How are you doing this evening?" I replied politely and to make a long story short they advised me that I would most likely be stopped a few more times on the way home because they were searching for a long haired suspect!
They were polite which is always nice when being approached by police. I told them i'd stick to the sidewalks for the rest of my walk home as opposed to taking the short cut through the park (the last thing i wanted was to have a bunch of over excited police with dogs waitting for a 'long haired suspect' to come walking through a dark park).
For all of you in the awkward stage.. keep your head up high.
Just wanted to share
I'm hurting right now and in need of some encouragement. Last night I experienced some rudeness from friends about my hair. And one of them knows I'm sensitive about those things but she still seemed to not care about my feelings. I certainly let one of them know I was pissed off without losing my cool. It's tough because I really am trying to take care of my hair and they were comparing me with my friend who has semi -long hair like a liitle past his eyes and were saying how his looked nice and compared me with him and were saying- well he( my friend) takes care of his hair and then just kinda looked at me and turned away and said I didn't. I am shocked at people's rudeness however I refuse to be rude back to them. I do want to confront them and let them know that their attitude is wrong but i dont want to be bitter about it. And then its frustrating because this other girl tries to cheer me up and say she likes the hair and that I'm cool when it seems shes just kind of saying it to cheer me up. So this is a tough time as I feel like my friends have betrayed me and have been very insensitive. It seems that even over the past year that I've even developed a social fear when around groups of people because there is so much usage of words and talking and eventually it turns to talking about hair and they say something that to me is hurtful. I am a Christian and I want to deal with this in a Christian way. One person even brought up that passage in 1st Corinthians and I mentioned it was a matter of tradition, some seemed to agree but one didn't. I just need to be able to be socially confident and wear my hair with pride, but it's so hard. I don't want to be ashamed of who I am, but confident about who I am. So I really need some encouragement as I deal with feelings of anger, rage, and all kinds of bad thoughts. Your encouragemtn will be greatly appreciated as I surely am in need.
Thanks
"Will"
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Hi,
I'm fairly new here, but have been following the posts regularly for some time!
Check out my website, if you like. Any comments etc on my hair appreciated! (sample attached). Forgive the overacting in some of the pics fron June I was trying out my new camera!
Thanks,
Matt.
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Where can I get those cool hair beads that native americans where kinda like these:
Im into the whole tribal thing.
I guess because it is Saturday? lol can't wait for some people to post
It may only be a number, but today is exactly ten years since my last trim in 1994.
Celebrate with me, and may you all reach your goals.
I hAve been looking into this career field because my interests are in hair. What do I have to do to break into this field. Anybody have any suggestions. I live in Michigan
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Hi guys.
Apologies for not posting in ages - been very busy and barely a second to get a breath these days.
On the plus side I've just been promoted and given a chance to treble my salary over the next year, hence all the working.
Hope you're all keeping well, I've missed your advice and help, and just missed you generally too.
Here's a quick wee update on my hair status :)
Because of all the working, I haven't had much time to spend paying attention to my hair - hadn't even conditioned in the past 2 weeks til today, when I realised and treated my hair to aussie shampoo, conditioner, and a 3-minute miracle. Also got some conditioning cream cos the lack of attention had made my hair start to frizz a bit.
Happy overall with condition and style... growth seems to have slowed a bit this month, at just under an inch so far, but hopefully now with the extra attention I'm giving my hair, it'll improve over July.
Here's a wee update pic, early though it might be, as I might not get a chance to post at the start of July.
I'll keep popping in - as ever, any comments are welcome!
See y'all soon.
wolfeyes
Hi All,
I attended a lunch with several of my elderly relatives (most in their 70's & 80's) not too long ago and am providing the contents of a letter from one of my Great Aunts. It goes as follows:
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Dear Peter,
I am asking your pardon for my thoughtless remark at our luncheon last Wednesday.
I am so sorry for having made such a stupid, all encompassing statement. You must know I would never have said--that I hate pony-tais--had I realized that you had one.
My version of most men with pony-tails is one in which the men are ill-kempt, very rough, dirty, and not suitable to be in polite company. You don't fit that picture.
you are always so well groomed and charming. I just never think of your being in the pony-tail category.
I want you for my friend. Please forgive me.
Aunt XXXXXXXX
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So there you have it. Breaking stereotypes, changing hearts & minds one person at a time.
Just thought I'd share :-)
Hi guys. This is my first post on here. I'm really glad I found this hyperboard. I've been growing my hair out for about six months now starting with somewhere between 1 and 2 inches. It's around 5 inches now. When I first started, I didn't get too much opposition. My mom didn't like it at all, but thankfully she accepted the fact that I can make my own decisions (I'm 19 by the way). My dad actually liked it seeing as how he grew his hair down to slightly below his shoulderblades back when he was my age. The problems started though a couple months ago. My brother is getting married in August and aksed me to be in the wedding. My mom then just decided for everyone that I was going to get my hair cut. I managed to fight it though by saying I would leave it up to my brother and his fiance since it's their wedding...and since I knew my brother didn't care that much. So now the general consensus is that I have to "make it look better" or get it styled or something. So...anyone have any ideas what I can do with my hair at 5 inches long without cutting it? My hair is somewhat fine and kinda wavy. I think I have a picture somewhere if you want to see one.
Hi everyone, only just discovered this board.. kinda wish I had done earlier in my growing progress really. But, oh well :)
Anyway... I'm just coming up to my, er.. 14 month mark, I think. I haven't really kept that many photos of my progress to share.. but the three I have got are in the link below for you to have a look at.
(btw, sorry about the note on the first pic - that was me messing around with my new webcam back then) :)
Cheers.
Have any of you guys got into some bad situations and had your hair pulled? I was watching die hard and noticed at the part when bruce was beating up the blonde haired german guy he didnt grab the hair. I wouldnt even wanna imagine getting punched in the face then tugged back by the hair (thought ive seen it happen).
Well I'm at 7.5 months and I just took new pics so here they are
I was lying in bed last night, just playing with my hair, and I tried parting and pulling the bangs back, and they stayed behind my ears!! I have been growing for little over 6 1/2 months, nearly 7 in a few days time:) I can get 95% behind my ears, and they stay there all day, the remaining 5% stays in position as the weight from my hair keeps it there.
I'll post a pic with my 7 month update in 5 days time.
Well, there's my update. Comments welcome!
Check this out.
As you can see, my left bang is more waved than my right. It's not normally that noticable when I'm walking around doing stuff, but still, heh.
Any idea of how I could possibly remedy this? I've started to have my bangs in a slight side parting at the front to try and curve the right side some more. If this will work, it'll take some time, but I have patience.
I remember not having this problem when I stopped having my hair behind my ears, so letting the hair dangle might of influenced it, so I might start doing that again.
Any other ideas?
This is beginning to get to me.
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Nichol
Hey, I grew my hair for 8 or 7 months and it was long enough for me to get a little of it to chew on( though I don't recongmend you do) and I was happy because for once I didn't care what I looked like, because the only hair cut I ever liked was the bull cuts. Then after that I had to get boys regular. I never liked getting a hair cut really, my mom kept me to keep doing it by saying "you would look like a girl if you don't" and that was when I was young like 7 or 9. Now when after I grew out my hair, I felt happy towards my appearance for once(in 10 years) because I controlled what I looked like and I looked attractive to me(and im not being full of myself). I wish I had a picture before my mom made me get it cut yesterday(which I still haven't gotten over) because everyday she harrased me that I wouldn't get a jog, girlfriend, or life. And at the time and moment, I didn't listen. Why? Well because this was the one thing I really liked about me(besides the fact im excellent with computers). I wish I could send a picture of me now. To be brief, Im blonde with a reverse-mullet, thats right, a reverse-mullet. As in short hair in back, long on top(but they cut some of that off too). I think I look ugly now then I did then, but my mom and sister totally disagree. My question is, should I just grow out my hair from what it is now and never let them talk to me about cutting it ever because I end up being missurable, or should I get a hair cut and start all over again from short-to bitch phase- to long as I did before the cut.?
Hello, I figured someone here could help me with a problem I'm having. My hair is about a few inches past my chin, and touches my shoulders. So i can get it into a decent ponytail. The problem is that, after having it tied back for a few hours, when I let it out it looks different. You can sort of see that it was pulled back and it stays that way, with it curving in towards where the hair tie was. If it's really straight when I first tie it back, later on it curves noticably. It's hard to explain (sorry, I don't have any pictures.)Does anyone know why this is, or possible ways to change it? It can look bad after having it back the entire day and then letting it down.
Thanks alot
Well, I just got back from my visit to the GP regarding itchy scalp and possible hair loss. He never mentioned eczema, and prescribed me Betamethasone Valerate. My plan, once that stuff sorts my scalp out, is to start using Nizoral to keep my scalp healthy, and also start a fresh shampoo/conditioner combo. The Aussie product sounds good judging by comments on here.
As for hair loss, he reckons there is nothing to worry about. He said that my fine hair, together with low crown and odd parting, results in more scalp being visible than elsewhere on my head. He put down products like minoxidil and propecia, saying they would have minimal effect and weren't worth bothering with even if I was going bald. I still believe there's something going on up there, I'll try and take a photo for people to see.
Aside from that he just gave some general hair health tips.
P.S Since finding you guys, and your attitudes and love of hair, I can't look at a fellow longhair in the street without thinking we share some sort of connection. They most likely just see it as some style they happen to like, but I'm surprised with myself that I see long hair as much more.
Thanks for reading,
Matt.
hey guys, my name is billy and I'm trying to grow my hair long and I get to a certain point (after about six months) and I get really frustrated and want to cut it off because it's too short to pull back into a ponytail yet there really isn't much style to it. What do I do? Any tips? Also, I am finding that my hair grows quick (fortunate for me) and it seems like the back grows much faster than the front and the top. I don't want to walk around with a mullet, what should I do? What about taking women's vitamins with biotin to make the hair grow faster. One site I visited recommended taking these, while other sites say that vitamin or no vitamin, the hair does not grow any faster. Thanks for your help.
billy
Do any of you older guys get yellowing in your gray hair? If so, what did you use to remove it?
And please, nobody tell me to dye it, that is simply not an option...
I don't know if anybody is truly excited over my humble post but I have found my desired length and that would be where Ghost_Cloak is now. It should take a year and four months from now but I can do it.
Check this out.
As you can see, my left bang is more waved than my right. It's not normally that noticable when I'm walking around doing stuff, but still, heh.
Any idea of how I could possibly remedy this? I've started to have my bangs in a slight side parting at the front to try and curve the right side some more. If this will work, it'll take some time, but I have patience.
I remember not having this problem when I stopped having my hair behind my ears, so letting the hair dangle might of influenced it, so I might start doing that again.
Any other ideas?
This is beginning to get to me.
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Nichol
Hey guys, I won't be back on the board for a couple of days. I am just taking a little break, so if you need me, just go to my website. I am working on it alot. Seeya guys in a few days.
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Well kind of new i have posted before but have got a new scanner so here is my picture it was taken after an A.T.V. (4wheeler) race, sorry it's not the best and i hate the hat hehe tell me what you think good or bad oh and this site is the best Cody oh hope this works if not a will try again
Hi, Ive been lurking around here for a while and I thought it was time I posted something.
I've been growing my hair since Jan 2003. I made the mistake of having a "trim" in Aug 2003 when the stylist took off about 2" when I said 1/2". I haven't had it cut since and it's now long enough to stay in a tail all day (apart from the side bits which are about 1/2" too short. I gel these back and secure them with hairgrips (bobby pins) which I make sure hold the shorter bits but disappear under the longer hair so they can't be seen. A couple of people know about these but I've had no problems with them.
I started growing my hair later in life than most. I'm now in my early 40's and have a professional job where I meet military types a lot. Apart from the usual "get your hair cut" comments which I either ignore or tell them where to go, I haven't had too many problems with other people. The worst are, of course, my mother (who still lives in the dark ages) and my daughter, who's always at e to get it cut. I guess I must be going through some mid-life crisis, but as someone famous once said frankly, I don't give a damn what other people think. My wife is cool with it although she says she prefers it shorter. I've also taken up learning the guitar again after about 20 years and it's great fun.
I've finally posted some pics that are linked from my yahoo profile.
http://uk.profiles.yahoo.com/monkeyhanger2003
The first is from the last time I had it cut. When it was taken, I was a bit under the influence from a few beers and I was roped into doing the vocals for "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple. The other two were taken yesterday after, I guess, 14 or so months of growth (taking the "trim" into account. I hope you like them.
I'm aiming for around mid-back length so I guess I'm about 12 months or so away from my goal.
Take it easy and keep growing.
Dave aka monkeyhanger
hi everyone first post
can anyone tell me if you need to wash your hair i hvent washed mine in 6 weeks and ive been rinsing it twice a week with hot water and it clean and in great shape no static or lankness does anyone have any info on not washing hair i heard if you dont wash it after 3 months it returns to its natural state and dosent secrete oil so much????
well it's been a loong time... but i have another pic... it's the pony tail stage now... i will try and get one with the hair loose.
what'd u think?
Sorry about that. I forgot to give you the web address.
It is http://digilander.libero.it/almightydaniel/iltaglio.html
http://news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/ap/20040621/ap_on_fe_st/longest_hair_2
Now that's interesting!
Even *I* have MY limits. At this point, I'm thinkin' knee length, at most:
Does anyone have any miracle products for real dry hair please?
I shampooed, conditioned, rinsed my hair with apple cider vinegar, then applied jojoba oil, and I must say my hair is about 10 times nicer now! That oil works wonders in keeping my hair from poofing out (I have pretty thick hair that tends to curl at the ends quite a bit and poof out).
Without this board my hair would be pretty nasty lol. Thanks everyone - I'll try to get some progress pics together soon.
Cheers!
I been writing several Novels so far, but I am having trouble finding a decent publisher. I write and edit all of my work, and I am really getting stressed out looking for someone to help me get some works published. I thought some of you fellow Long-Hairs could help me out.
I seen your progress pics and I just wanted to say personally keep it up :)
This morning I was just playing around with my hair, thinking of new styles or styles I haven't tried yet. I started to loose braid my hair, and the funny thing about it is I don't even need rubberbands to keep them together. I even started tying them in real thick Braids (You know, the kind that is suppose to come out easy) but they only came loose when I took them out. Thank GOD I don't need 5000 rubberbands to keep my Braids together they stay together naturally :) I guess it's just a wavy hair thing :)
But earlier this week while driving towards downtown dallas I saw this guy walking into a music store with hair past his waist and almost to his knees! He had straight blonde hair, and he was actually wearing it down outdoors which seems like it would be a major hassle but either way, it was the longest hair Ive seen on a guy(in person). It was definitely a rare sight as I almost never see guys with hair much past their shoulders. And it just goes to show, that no matter how far you go it seems like theres always someone whos just a few steps ahead. oh well.
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Here's a pic of the back of my head. It's a wavy mess, and this was after combing it! At the moment, the back can touch past my shoulder blades when pulled straight. The bangs are at the bottom of my nose, and the sides fall in line with my jaw bones when pulled straight, maybe a little past.
Does anyone know what that small bald patch could be and what caused it?
Comments welcome:)
Hey...just lovin' that exams and final projects are completed. It's the first day of summer!
It's great because my hair always shows stress. Like my english exam, I had straightened it the day before and then it curlled by the first hour into the exam! lol.
What about other students on the board? If you were stressed out, do you notice the signs?
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Well I dont really have a digital camera of my own but I do have some pictures people managed to snap of me without me knowing. Please excuse the dumb look on my face (Im the one on the right) They caught me off gaurd. Heres me and my friend sitting on the floor at lunch near a pile of garbage. This was taken about a month ago.
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I am a Cultural and Spiritual person. I love my Heritage, and I love My tribe and people. I have also been Goth for a while, which is something I love. I love dressing up in black, and I am very creative. Some People say That I can't be a Gothic Cherokee, and I don't think that is true at all. People on the other hand, have there doubts. Is it wrong for me to mix my cultural style with something I also love. I am also in a struggling band which is also a mix-up of Heavy-Metal and Cherokee Tribal. I named it Native-Metal. Good ring to it huh? lol! What is the deal with these people? Is it me or is it them?
I am not trying to go off topic. I know this is a long hair messageboard but my hair goes along with my mix of style.
Hey bud, I got your responses from earlier.
Anyway, probably tomorrow I will get a full bottle of 3MM and use it- I'm getting pretty excited! So it really has transformed your hair huh? I really hope that's what mine is like. I would love for my hair to go from dry to normal.
I think that you and I have similar hair types- at least you probably used to have hair like mine. Did it feel dry, puffy, was it hard to manage and was it frizzy? That's how mine gets sometimes. (on the other hand, there are days when it's just great, dont know why its like that sometimes and others not).
Another thing, I wish I could do, like when i run my hands through my hair, I have to smooth it down with my fingers again to lay it back down. I wish it just would fall back naturally. After using 3MM for a month, is this how your hair is?
And finally, do you think that your results are completely unique to you, or do you think theres a good chance that 3MM could work that well for a variety of people? Sorry about all these questions, I'm just excited and hopeful that I could find something that would help so much! So thanks very much bro.
-Sid
ive noticed people are starting to grow their hair longer again.especially grow a shag.my hairs pretty short but id like to grow a shag.the only problem is i dont have a wave in my hair my hair is pencil straight and thick.im pretty sure it would look pretty stupid.any suggestions?
Has anyone seen this movie yet? I thought it was pretty good, the departure from the Illiad and the Odyssey to create a more humanistic / godless story and for me, this worked out pretty good.
Anyways, the main point of this post was the hair! Of course! Well, although most of the hair was longish/medium length, I thought that Troy proved that curls on guys works (Hector was the man!). Now, they may have been wearing wigs, I don't really care, this movie has really boosted my self confidence when I'm deeply entrenched in my ackward stage.
Another thing I did was last friday I went to go see The Grateful Dead @ the Red Rocks Amphitheator. It was a truely amazing experience, and you had better believe the longhairs were in attendance! This was the first time I got to see the Dead live, and I must say that I really loved it.
I'll probably have a few recent update pics in a few days, as well as a pic from a 2-3 ago (my avatar pic is from January).
Thanks for reading!
Falmarin
Man I was skeptical about buying this stuff but after 1 use my hair feels really soft. Only downside is I probally have to clarify more.
Although not truly "long" yet, but longer than average with bangs that hang well past my eyes, I must be starting to make an impression on the masses. In the last week I've received my first long hair compliment, and my first smart comment.
The compliment was from a female coworker, in her mid-forties I think (not that it matters, I just recall many posts on here about older women tend to like long haired men more than younger women).
The other was a mid twenties male, came up behind me in front of a group, saying "excuse me, Miss....I'm sorry, all of that hair fooled me". Knowing him, there was probably no ill will intended, so I left it with "If that's the only way you know how to tell the difference, you better ask your buddys here for some lessons"
I have lately been getting a lot of discrimination for having long hair (although knee high moccasin boots don't really help, I look like a mountain man). My mom has been trying to convince me that I'm going bald (at 18?) to get me to cut my hair. I said: "Even if I do go bald, what hair I have left will stay long!" She says she finds clumps of my hair everywhere. I say "It's perfectly normal to lose between 50 and 100 hairs a day." She finally said "It's very unbecoming for a man to have long hair."
I replied with "I'm not becoming anything, I like being me :)"
My brother keeps telling me to get it cut.
Lots of adults say I would look better with short hair.
I don't care. I LIKE my hair long, and LONG is how it's gonna STAY!
Ivix
I've had my nose in the books for the past couple months. These Vet. Tech. classes are really getting tough. I'm supposed to be studying for finals right now, but I just couldn't take it anymore. My head feels like it's going to explode!
I've been working on my betta site here and there also. I'm really getting back into the breeding. I built a system in the basement that's really helping me out, but I'm back to spending 40+ hours a week on the fish.
I'm also looking for a place of my own. I had a huge argument with my mother a couple weeks ago. It's time to get out of here. I stopped drinking, because I was afraid of what I would end up saying to her once I had a buzz...didn't work out...she came home drunk and started it. I'd been looking off and on for the last couple months, but now I'm really concentrating on it. I wanted to be out by the end of the month, but it looks like it'll have to be next month.
I was planning to let the pics page fade out now that this board has a place for pics, but I'm still getting pics emailed, so I guess I'll keep it going. I started adding new pics tonight, and I'm on here grabbing more.
I'm still here! I'll get some new pics of my hair up soon. I had it trimmed to even out the back, and would like to see what it looks like back there! LOL I'm about 2" from where I was, but it's much easier to care for.
I've found that I'm having serious itching problems when I use conditioner on the unbleached hair, so I've stopped using conditioner for the most part. I just spray a bit of Jojoba oil mixed with geranium oil on the ends now. It's really doing well. I still use conditioner on the ends, but infrequently.
I've also lost 20 lbs. over the last 6 months, and my hair/skin is much oilier since losing it. I feel much better without the extra weight; much more energy! Just not enough time to do everything I want. One day...
K, now I'm running off at the mouth. Back to the books!
Hey dudes!
Do any of you have a problem with the fact that, whereas women can wear virtually any clothes and hairstyles they want and still be accepted by society/ employers, men are expected to have short hair, be clean shaven and wear suit and tie?
IMO that sucks. Why can't we walk around how we want? At least those on this board are doing something by growing long hair but from what I read here, a lot of us are getting crap for having long hair.
What do you guys think? Can you see this male conformity thing changing in the future?
Cyberian Tiger
Greetings:
Since our office is very small, I'm the honorary IT guy. Someone in our office has completely abused their computer and it's full of viruses, adware, spyware and the like. I got rid of most of it thanks to Norton Antivirus and Ad-Aware, but I'm perplexed by one issue: Every time I start Internet Explorer on the machine, it defaults to res://budos.dll/xxx.html, where xxx is some random number. Even when I change the home page under Tools --> Options, it defaults back to that .dll everytime I restart the program. First, what the heck is the res:// directory, and how do I get rid of this .dll?
Many thanks,
JBC
I noticed that when I push my hair back, there are short hairs at the base of my forehead that are shorter than the rest. Is this normal or a sign of damage?
Just thought I'd let you guys know I'm giving up on my hair. It just plain sucks, and it's getting worse all the time. So, I'm gonna cut it. Besides, I'm ugly and weird looking enough without it, the bad hair just adds to the problem. Plus I have a huge head and I just look plain weird with all this hair. Also, I went on vacation last week and had alot of people laughing and making fun of me. Which is nothing new, people do that even when I have short hair. But I've never had that many people do it. So the hair must make me look even worse. Anyway, as you can probably tell I'm really upset about all this. And just down on myself and life in general. No friends, no girlfriend, girls don't even look at me twice unless it's to laugh at me. And my band just broke up. I could go on and on but this isn't the place for it. So anyway, thanks to all of those who have helped me out over the last few years. I'll still drop in from time to time.
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I was just watching American Chopper and I just realised that Mikey from the show has the most accurate length that I wanna grow. A little longer than that but still has awesome hair. Definately looks better when in a ponytail.
But I'd like to know from your guys (and ladies) who's your longhair Idol?
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Well, I look horrible in this picture cause I've been sick for several days when it was taken. As a result of that, I haven't really done anything to my hair like combing or brushing it, and just letting it do it's own thing.
Anyway the 'natural' way of it (not doing anything other than wash) made me think of Vincent so I figured I'd post it here :)
Hello all. I run on occaison and use a headband. I haven't used it lately because I'm concerned it causes my hair to clump together and tangle. Are there any runners out there or anyone who can let me know of a good runner's headband to use that wouldn't cause my hair to tangle? I've been dealing with a clump of hair on the side somewhat close to the scalp that has been causing part of my hair on the side to stick out more. It's been rough the past 3 or 4 weeks but slowly but surely I'm getting it. Are there any good combs to get to help with detangling?
Thanks for your help!
There is a website that has a picture of a beautiful young very longhaired Italian guy. Unfortunately, it also contains pictures of him getting all his beautiful hair cut off (except for a thin braid that he left attached). So I suggest you focus in on the before photo, and ignore the cutting and after shots.
By the way, if any of you know how to read Italian, perhaps you could translate the storyline for us.
what happened to aaron..he like disappeard
Could you contact me off the board? I have a question about Portugal that is off topic here. Sorry to do this on the board--couldn't find your email address.
Robert
Please help me...
i desperately want to keep long hair...
my hair is about 5 to 6 inches rt now.
whenever i comb or bathe..i lose a LOT of hair..
as a result my hair growth is thin and sparse...
i live in an area where the water is highly saline..though there are other people who live here and they do just fine..
i shampoo every other day with head and shoulders...i dont oil much..
the hair come out at the roots..they dont break off in the middle...
any suggestions are welcome.
thank you.
jim
I feel like an official "spotter". For whatever reason, I feel compelled to report on beautiful long hair that I see. I was watching Monster House on the Discovery Channel last night. I think it was the first of a line of new episodes. Anyway, the premise was that the guys would create a motorcyle-themed house. Five of the guys had the basic crew-cut type hair, but one guy had an incredibly beautiful, thick ponytail that hung to within maybe an inch or two above his waist. Sometimes he wore it with several ties runiing the length of his gorgeous hair. It was a pleasure watching such long, thick, healthly looking hair in motion. The anouncer said that he owns his own business building customized motorcycles.
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Just tried this style out, its a bit messy cos I did it in a rush, but what do you think Thumbs Up Thumbs Down?
Comments Welcomed
Sorted.
We haven't heard from you for a while. Hope you haven't fallen into the aquarium !
Last week I was watching "Last Comic Standing 2" on NBC where the last 5 comedians would be chosen to live in the Hollywood home. And, My favorite Jim Wiggins who is a longhair and calls himself "the last American hippie" got a 2nd chance to perform because he got to replace one of the 10 comics who was too successful to be on the show. And Jim Wiggins was FUNNY!!! And I was in shock that he wasn't picked. Instead there was another comic, who also was a longhair was chosen to be in the final 10 only because he's and I quote "The 4th guy from the left on the evolutionary chart". That ain't funny! It so happens that the celebrity judges weren't the only ones voting on the comics. There were 4 NBC producers and executives who also were voting. And they chose the not-funny Jay London who I mentioned before over Jim Wiggins only because they chose different ethnecities over just who's funniest. I'm not trying to sound racist, I'm only saying that the comics that were chosen should be chosen only because they're funny, NOT because they "work in the beyond section of Bed, Bath and Beyond". ];(
i was wondering how many of you girls/guys have college degrees, and what you all do?..not that it matters, i'm just curious.
I took part in a photoshoot yesterday, which was pretty tedious, and far too sweaty - sometimes I wish that we believed in air conditioning over in London. However, amongst the reams of terrible photographs, mainly before my hair got too frazzled, there were a handful I liked:
The above pictures represent four-and-a-half year's growth, starting from a fairly closely shaved head. I gave up on trimming about a year ago and just let my splits do their thing now. For the past six months I've been washing my hair roughly once a week with Johnson's brand of baby shampoo: I feel that it gets the job done without going overboard.
Hope you like the pics, and keep growing!
I'm glad to see that you're back and posting! I was wondering how your hair was doing. How long is it now?
Long hair is a very beautiful thing to start off with. If I didn't have long hair I don't know what I would be doing, but I know it wouldn't be anything as fun as what I do with longhair.
In my words!!!!
Long Hair proves you have patience, and patience comes with acheivement
Long Hair proves you are independant and you don't care what other people think about you or your hair
Long Hair proves determination for us who no not to ever give up
Long Hair proves culture for Long Hair is not only an attribute, but is also something to believe in
Long Hair proves personality for us who are more in depth with our hair than anything
Long Hair proves Style, a style that is unique.
So wear your hair long and wear your hair proud.
I heard that guys with widows peaks are more likely to lose there hair as they get into there 20's and 30's? Is this true? And is it your mothers or fathers side of the family who you get the hair loss gene from? For example, my dad has a full head of hair into his 40's, as did his father. My grandpa on my mothers side started to lose his hair in his late 20's, about 40% from the time he was 28 to his late 30's. But it slowed he lived into his 70's retaining 35-40% of his hair, with a fair amount on top.
And how about Reagan, how the hell did he keep a full, thick head of hair into his 80's??? Even his wife commented that he got haircuts at the age of 90 and the barber had to thin his hair out before cutting!
I don't know how long I've been growing for now. Sorry for the poor image quality:
One, that brunette-specific shampoo and conditioner is really some good stuff, even if it costs $14. It makes my hair shiny and manageable and clean and smooth (my God I sound like an advertisement!).
Dad died at 40 and showed no signs of balding, even though his hair was very thin. Mine is fairly thick and pretty course.
Mom's dad didn't start to bald until around 60 or 70, I think.
AND WHAT IN THE NAME OF EARTH HAPPENED TO WOLFEYES!? WHY WON;T HE TALK TO ME!
Ivix
I watch him on Discovery Channel alot, and I have to say I am a very big fan. He is not only apart of my race, but is also a longhair himself. He is the baddest, most kickass stuntsman and Chopper Builder I think in the entire world. He is a great guy, and I love the Bikes he builds. His hair might have alot of greys, but his hair is awesome too. He is just a great, Down-To-Earth kinda guy.
hello! it isn´t a hairy question.in "directory of users" i see : sorted from tenerife, canary islands.i thought that you were from USA, because your english and more things.so, you are spanish or american or american living in spain. que lio no?
I am from bilbao. agur o adios or bye
Hello everyone...
I recently posted about my intention to grow back my hair. I've developed a few questions since then:
(1) For all those longhairs who shampoo: which shampoo/conditioner do u use?
(2) I still have my hair at about 1-2 inches long. Is there anything I should be doing so my hair doesn't grow out badly, or...? Give me ALL Caring tips, and please dont provide links because I may have seen them and was bewildered by the pages of information that they have. Please keep your suggestions mainly at a line or two.
(3) I've decided to let my hair be WITHOUT maintenance cuts (which, I may recall, is why im back to 1 damn inch). I'll trim my own sideburns, and shave on my own the hairs on the back of my neck. However, I don't really wanna grow out my hair as long as many would, probably just like this:
http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hc&id=1800023475&cf=pg&photoid=426815&intl=us
In fact, I think this is the same hairstyle that I want. When it comes time (probably after a year or so), would a hair stylist be able to fix it, or would I have problems making my hair in the aforementioned way?
(4) I remember when I grew out my hair, the hair on the back of my head began to curl up (i dont have curly hair). Is this because I wasnt caring for my hair properly?
(5) I've recalled how sometimes my hair wouldn't look "good", and so I'd put gel, hair spray, hair oil, etc. to make it look good. I don't want to do that again. Can I just put a hat or a kufi on? Would this damage my hair in anyway, as I plan to wear them for months until they fully grow out?
Thanks in advance for all those who help. I appreciate it.
Hi
Can any one tell us if
wetting the hair slightly with water using the palms of our hands
is good for the hair?
Because I have to do prayers 5 times a day and this requires that I make ablution 5 times a day, wetting the hair with the palms are a requirement.
Thanks
I'm not much of a TV guru, but sometimes, channel surfing, you can't help but pass through a few religious stations. It seems like many of the TV ministers have longer hair (not "long" but longer than most business men) and they all seem to have Southern accents too (thought I'd throw that in). So here's the question: are they cool? or are they trying to look cook? (Some don't look too cool to me and some are downright scary looking--angry, mean in the face, that sort of thing.)
Hi i thought i would say how cool this sight is it is so great to ask all these questions.
anayway i got some of the assie moist shampoo and 3 minit mirical conditioner stuff.
Well it made my hair soft but it made it very puffy and bit but it was very soft and nice, before when i used panten i couldent brush my hair wet but when i used aussie the comb went straight through which was good
This weekend I was competing in one of my ballroom dance competitions. On the day I did the smooth dances (waltz, tango, foxtrot, viennese waltz), I wore my hair in a braid so it would be out of the way of my partner. I was also dressed in semi-formal attire.
At the conclusion of the heats, an audience member stopped me to comment. He said, "when I see you dance, I can envision you on the back of a Harley with the wind in your hair." I thought it was a strange comment but thanked him anyway.
But it got me thinking about the way people make associations between appearance and archetypes. Does the fact that I have long hair and a tailback goatee make me a "biker" rather than a "dancer"?
I wonder why the hair on the back on my head grows slower than the one on top and the sides? I'm afraid it gonna really start to look uneven. Is it normal for this to happen?
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I have not cut my hair since December 15th, 2003. I just passed my 6 month mark (with no cuts, but lot's of highlights), and I'm getting quite a bit of hair! If I make it to December 15th of this year, I should have almost twice as much hair than in June Pic! Here they are, have a look....Again, these photo's reflect 6 months of growth for me.
I just came inside from watering my garden and felt something in my hair - turns out it was a fly! The thing was caught in my hair, though alive and well - it's windy outside so it must've flown in and gotten trapped.
Anyone else have such experiences?? :P
Hi,
Since I have curly hair and am attempting to grow it long, I am often bothered by friends and family (usually those with straight hair) who try to make me feel that having curly hair makes me inferior as a longhair wannabe. It's even more annoying when other guys with straight hair put me down for not having decent "success" because my hair doesn't fall as far down. No, I don't get very much support from any guys or girls with wanting to grow my hair out. Thank goodness for communities like this...any suggestions on how to respond when I am bothered about my hair?
Thanks
What do you think about this guy's hair? He is Somnium, guitarist of a Finnish folk metal band Finntroll(he died accidentally about year ago). I haven't seen anyone wearing his hair this way before. I think it looks damn cool. Link to the picture is at the bottom of the message.
At Taco Bell yesterday. The guy in front of me in line had shaggy hair all around, and a very bushy beard. Not to put him in a stereotypical category, but he looked like your general redneck. However, when he turned around after getting his order, I noticed that he had a very long, very skinny braid going down his shirt. I asked him about it and he said that he had not cut that lock for over 4 years. Just something nifty that I thought I'd share.
Ok, so i started growing my hair sometime back in october, its been about 8 months now. My hair looks long but the thing is when I let it air dry after a shower it becomes a curly mess. Im hoping that it wont keep growing like this.. I guess you could call it frodo baggins'ish I wanna towel dry it so hopefully it wont get like that, but i heard towel drying was bad.
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I'm sure all of you have at least seen the crazy hairstyles supported by the characters of dragonball Z.
What do you think it would take for a Human to sport a hairstyle like this
Over the past year, I seen that my hair has been burning a whole in my wallet...meaning that for the past year, I have been buying the products I can find, and I'm slowly going broke. lol :)
My question I'm asking is:
How much on average do you spend on products to mantain your hair?
Thanks...can't wait to hear.
My girlfriend, after months of pleading, cajoling, etc., finally got me to let her set my hair in her hot rollers. {My hair's just off my shoulders, all one length.} Not surprisingly, she loved the result. Surprisingly, so did I, and she's donemy hair on rollers the last two times we've been out. So now she wants to roll it regularly, to get me my own set of rollers, to drag me to her hairdresser to have it set at the salon, and so on. I'm pretty open-minded -- not to mention vain about my hair -- so I'm not totallly opposed. But I do have some qualms {is makeup and nail polish next?}, so I'd love to hear from anyone who has used/uses rollers, any suggestions for using them for a not-too-femme style, and so on.
Hi guys. I've visited this place for some time now and finally decided to post. I apologise if this topic has been discussed before, I've trawled the entire page and couldn't find what I wanted, so here goes...
When I was a kid I had mild eczema, and used some special soaps to deal with it. For about 10 years (I am 19 now) I've had no more problems, but I am worried that I have eczema on my scalp, which may be restricting re-growth of hair. Is that even possible? I read somewhere online that it was, but couldn't find much info on the matter.
The back of my head is always flaky and dry, even when washed, and recently I started to notice that the hair around my crown appears to be somewhat thin. I used to scratch it alot, which I later found out is more harmful than anything. I had always thought that that was due to the way I combed it, as well as my weird shaped head and low crown. I am considering consulting my GP about the eczema anyway, and may bring up the subject of hair loss. Only my uncle has a balding crown in my family.
What would you guys do? Sorry for the long post, and I appreciate any advice and replies. Since starting to grow my hair 13 months ago, I've become surprisingly sentimental about having long hair - I don't want anything to ruin it!
Thanks, Matt.
1. Hey man- I got a small sample of the 3 Minute Miracle for dry hair and used it yesterday- it worked great! Nothing too perfect but I suppose that it takes some time of use to make a lot of big progress like that, right?
2. I used it again today and the results were not as good. Then again I realized that for the past couple weeks I've been using a lot of products with Cones in them, so perhaps it is all getting built up on my hair? Anyway, tomorrow I'm going to use a clarifyer- would you say that is pretty much essential?
Talk to you soon bro.
The first day of school my junior year, the dean sent me home before I could find my locker. According to the rules of the school, I was illegal. Along with some other insults, I was told not to come back until I made a change to my personal appearance. Went to the Borics that day. Kept my eyes shut. 15 minutes later, my school's problem was solved. Mine had just started.
I was so pissed off, you know? All that time, all that growth, gone just like that. And for what good reason? As if short hair could somehow make me a better student. I didn't have it all shaved off, but it wasn't even close to the length I had it before the cut, which if I remember correctly was about chin length.
My hair kept growing though, much to their dismay. In retrospect, the bastards actually helped me avoid the mullet style, since I would have to trim the hair to keep it off the collar, and eventually it became all one length. During the regrowth, I did all sort of stealthy things to try and max the amount of length I could wear on my own time. I started out putting all sort gunk into my hair to keep it out of the way, and I curled the back end so it wouldn't touch my collar, even though it probably looked silly as hell. It took a very long time, but eventually I could tuck all the hair behind my ears, and loophole the 'above the eyebrows, above the ears' part of the draconian trio of school ruling on hair (above the collar being the other). Also, I would try and avoid being seen by the dean. Pesty teachers, though, would send notes to the dean, and thats the only time long hair actually interrupted my schooling, when I was called to the office for a good looking at, to determine whether I was legal. Basically, I was a fugitive in my own damn school. I would go to a public school for sure, but the one in my area is a hell hole, so I'm forced into going to the Catholic all male school. Talk about ironic, they have the ban on long haired kids, but who is the icon of Catholocism? Jesus Christ, thats who, and every artist portrays him as a longhair.
At any rate, it was not a very easy thing to keep up. But why should I be just another longhair casualty in the history of things? So what I did was, I wrote a letter about the discrimination going on, and I gave it to the principal. A meeting was set up, and we talked things over. On my way out of the office, some receptionist dude said to me, "Hey Jesus, get a haircut. Its gettin close."
The victory part of it all, is that acceptable hair length for next year has been changed to shoulder length. Its not a complete victory, and I am guessing my definition of shoulder length and theirs is different, but still, its better than nothing I suppose. As for my hair, it started out this summer well beyond the length it was that I had to cut at the first day of junior year, so I am in between chin and shoulder, mid neck.
I've already lost my job over my hair, too. I was a caddie at a golf course, and naturally the high class don't want any riff raff longhairs working for them. One time, when introducing myself at the beginning of the round to my golfer, the rich old codger wouldn't even shake my hand! I thought maybe he just hadn't seen it, but right after he ignored it, he told me hair was dirty and that I should take that round's pay and buy myself a haircut. What a world.
But anyway, I figured I'd type this out to show that if you try, maybe sometimes you can get things changed. I'd like to thank Bill Choisser for his website, particularly the Resources page, it was very helpful in writing that letter to the principal.
Have a happy summers growin everybody.
Peace
I was watching the TV program Hometime this weekend, and in two back-to-back episodes, the host, Dean Johnson, was conducting interviews with the guy who was in charge of the brickwork that was being done around the yard. The brickmason was good-looking, tall, perhaps in his early 30s, and had really beautiful, sleek, sandy-blonde hair that he had pulled back in a mid back length ponytail. I always enjoy seeing a guy with long hair, it gives me continued hope that we're not a dying breed.
Hi,
I see long hairs in almost all teams playing currently in the EURO2004.
Does that mean that longhairs are more common in European countries?
people always call me gay because of my hair, but i dont think there are that many gay people with long hair are there, i would say most of them have short hair ??
Oh well just wondered.
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I really like the long hair that is a part of this medieval look. I receive the "Museum Replicas" catalog and while they have a lot of medieval collectible items, they also show a lot of guys with longer hair. It's great, but I guess guys with long hair in fantasy TV and movies is quite common too. I would love to have hair like this, especially if it was straight.
The guy I seen with the weirdest, yet coolest hairstyle is Max from the band Soulfly. I thought this would be an awesome topic to talk about. He is a great Heavy-Metal Artist and his lyrics are something I can relate to. He stands up for American Indian rights from both North and South America. His dreads are still awesome eventhough he cut them a little shorter. His music is almost like my band's genre, Native-Metal.
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I was hoping that some of you folks out there could answer a question. I'm half-Osage Indian and wear my hair longish (nearly shoulder-length) and a bit worried about traveling through parts of Eastern Europe. I'm traveling through Estonia, Russia, Ukraine and Romania and don't know what the prevailing attitudes towards long hair is.
First posting, btw.
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Hi as i have said i think my hair is really dry and annoying aroung my ears i have a photo to show you.
This photo was taken when i had washed my hair in the morning and straightened to see if it is really damaged, which is when i discovered it is is not damaged and i felt after brushing it alot and it felt really smooth and nice, but it still looks dry!! but dont get me wrong it isent the straightner because it is the first time in 4 weeks !!
I am curious and can they be found in most stores or only in select ones or online?
Hi, I' a 13 year old, not a MAN yet but i think i still count right? Well, My hair, is preety much like beatles hair right now, and i'm hoping to grow it long and straight, but i want to know how long it might take...because for me summer vacation just started and i want it an average length when school starts...so any guesses on maybe how long it might be til i get like...hmmm hair at least down to my shoulders plz help!
I just had an interesting thought.
I've always heard that you could match a graph of the economy to a graph of women's skirt lengths, i.e. a boom corresponds to mini skirts and a slump matches up with ankle length.
It just occurred to me that the economic recovery is just beginning and long hair is coming back in. Does anyone think there's a correlation? Is there a hair length cycle that correlates with economic statistics? Does anyone have a theory why? (I have one, but I would like to see responses first)
Not to mention, the economy is starting to recover and it is summer, so we can look forward to seeing lots of girls in mini skirts! Hurray!
I've just had a repeat performance of the same compliment twice in 24 hours, and thought I'd share. It was cool. I spent a while yesterday driving through some small towns in our area, and stopped in a little antique store, just browsing. I was the only one in the store besides the woman who owns it. She approached me after I had been there for a while and said: you have the most beautiful hair. I laughed (delighted) and thanked her. She continued: I bet you get tired of people telling you that. And I bet it's always women.
Interesting after comments. I told her that I appreciated it as often as I received it: "after all, I chose to grow this hair."
Today, my wife came in from a meeting with a colleague that we both work with in education. She said that this woman had commented to her: "I just love Robert's hair!".
For all the hassles we tend to get, it's nice to get some kind and affirming words.
Robert
I was wondering, I figured out that my posts only show my picture when I list my e-mail adress.
How would one go about "updating" his(her) picture?
If I were to try the new Aussie 3 Minute Miracle Deeeep stuff, and like it that much, would it be alright to use something like that every day? Or would it be too much?
How many of you use a "deep conditioner" every day?
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I have two dogs. I was just a cat person until these 2. My oldest dog is the one who can grow very long hair. She is a Lhasa Apso which is a Small Breed dog who has razor sharp teeth with sometimes a temper. Good dogs though! If you let them, their hair will drag to the floow. They look like reincarnations of hippies lol. Takes alot of grooming. My dog on the other hand is very much impossible to groom. Everytime her hair grows out, even with brushing, the dog's fur become clumps and even dreads. It makes the fur and the body of the dog stink really bad. I give her baths almost every week. When the fur gets too out of control, we just shave all of her fur off, which makes me upset, even though she is cute without the fur. I wish she could grow her fur out and it'll reach the ground, that would be awesome. I seen alot of Lhasas on dog shows with this long hair and it makes me jealous that my dog doesn't have good fur like that lol.
I'll get right to the point. My birth name is not Ivix, rather, that is a name that I made for myself to express who I am and what I stand for.
I hate my family. They are all mean and selfish, I am different (i.e. nice, caring, friendly) so naturally they despise me. My mom and in particular my niece who is older than me (sister had her before I was born) have really been giving me a tough time about my hair. They are telling me that I won't get a decent job with my head looking like this (see my picture), I tell them that if a company won't hire me because of how I look, I don't want to work for them anyway.
My family picks on me because of my devotion to my best friend, Nilok (also a nickname, actually his name spelled backwards, Colin, but with a K). He is my best friend in the world. They jeer and say I should marry him and have children, I say they are simply jealous of the fact that I have friends.
My above stated niece calls you guys at the hyperboard "a bunch of burned out hippies," I almost slapped her! I have a great respect for you people that I suppose goes beyond her primative understanding... after all, she's the one who puffs marajuana.
I really loath my brother. He is lazy, he is mean, he gets me to do everything for him, even stuff he could easily do by himself if he would just try. He would get me to wipe his backside if he thought he could get by with it. He is 40 years old and still lives with me and mom. I intend to stay with mom, but at least I help pay bills and buy groceries! He justsits on the porch and watches sattelite TV. And to top it off, HE KEEPS A SHAVED HEAD! I had to walk 3 miles (roughly 4 km, I'm American :)] to the library to post this message and they fussed at me for that because I wouldn't be there to help him move some boxes (meaning: move them for him).
In short, I'm in a fix. One day soon I'll get the internet and a digital camera, then I can see you guys, and you can see me, at home. I won't have to inconvenience myself to talk to you all (although it's worth it :)]. I'll be fine, I just wanted to rant and rave for a while, I feel a little better now.
Thanks for listening.
I haven't written here in a long time...really sorry about that. Well, I have been catching up and I saw there is another Rich and so I have to change my name now.
As for the update, here it goes:
1. Exams are just finishing up and what I learned was stress really shows through your hair. I started to have a lot of bad hair days, everyday.
2. For the last couple of months, I have really given up trying to straighten my hair. I have really thick, curly brown-something hair. I don't know why, but it's over time being turning blond to red. Anyways, the first I walked into the lab my friends dubbed it my "hobbit" days. Seriously, why do I have to spend 30 minutes a day when it's going to look like crap at the end of the day, and I sit all day in a computer lab? I don't care, unless I have to get in front of a camera and it's going to be broadcasted. (btw, at school I work as a digital video editor).
3. "Hobbit" days are the result of air-drying my hair. I'm finding that the blower is really, really damaging. I'm pledging to air-dry more often.
4. I still don't know how to use this moose stuff.
That's all...don't get burnt out. :)
This is for you guys who want a Ponytail, but can't get all your hair to stay in the rubberbands. These are styles I still do. I do the normal ponytail too, but these are other styles I also do. 1 If your hair is long enough you can put them in pigtails. 2 Here is one I want to do, cornrow your hair and tie it back in a pony tail. 3 You can only tie your hair on the fron and sides and leave the back loose. (One of my favorites. My hair is like that right now) Like HBK from WWE. There are many other styles I do or wanna do aswell. Try these styles if you haven't. I bet you won't be disapointed. I did these styles when my hair was alot shorter, and I still do. They are very great styles.
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Sorted, please do email me. I wish to discuss Bush and Iraq after reading thine website.
Does anyone know where you can get aussie stuff. And can you get it in the UK.
Im really mad, becouse for about a year my mother says "oh yeah errr cut your go-t adn mustash, they will grow faster" So i cut em... and they dont grow faster..... I mean is this just an old wifes tail or something to make sure men dont have beards or something?
Is it possible to reduce the # of K an image has? B/c I've got photos ready off a camera, but they've gone over 50K. Anything is more than helpful.
Here's a little slightly off-topic diversion!
Although I love the look of long hair on women, some can look pretty good with short hair. Who would you nominate as the best looking female shorthair?
My vote goes to Sonya Madan, lead singer with Echobelly.
Cheers, Barry
Ahhh this stuff is horrible. Everytime I have used it it made my hair feel rough. I had to use a lot of conditioner to make it feel soft again.
It has both of the Sodium Sulfatese
Plus it has Ammonium Chloride.
A word of Warning stay away from all protien and Basalm Shampoo's
so i have this jajoba oil and i have used it before but i only left it in for like 15 minits, so nowonder it didnt do anything. So how long do i leave it on for about an hour ?? and then how do i get it out. I thought i would condition then shampoo and then condition what do you do ??
The other day a girl I was hanging out with decided to put my hair in pigtails. "Why not?" I thought. When she was done, she said only half joking that I could get away with it. I kinda agreed...it really didn't look that bad to me. I even thought I might try wearing it like that one day just to have fun.
So today I told another girl-who-is-a-friend of mine about my pigtail experiment, and she looked at me like I was high. I was high, but that was because I'm sick and taking a ton of meds. But the fact remains I liked the pigtails, and was kinda dissapointed to hear her opinion on it. I would expect a typical guy to scoff, but her?
I wouldn't not try something because of someone's opinion, but what do you all think? Ponytails are obviously acceptable (as far as long hair is acceptable), but what about other styles? What about wearing a bun on top, Chinese style? I'm wondering if having long hair and being 'liberated' with it has its limits. Are there hairstyles that are just off-limits? I'm not necessarily talking about styling your hair like the girl on the cover of Cosmo, but wearing it in ways that men used to, but never do now. Does anyone here ever go out in interesting styles, and what are the reactions?
Now, I've been told the hair loss gene comes from the mothers side, but what about the hair texture gene? My mother has wavy hair and my fathers hair is perfectly straight (think Cobain or Beckham)
My hair is straight but thick, and I also have a bit of a problem with a dry scalp. The hair on the sides looks fine, but the top is just too damn uneven! I can't do anything with it anymore!
I don't have any pictures yet, but to describe: light brown, the hair on the back of my head and sides are straight, lay flat, and as of now it's sort of soft and prickly to the touch. On top I have a wave or 2, some rebellious strands, and general uneven growth. It just doesn't look as neat as it did a few years ago, or when I was a kid. I suspect it was some of my own fault. I didn't really pay much attention to my hair, colored it blond when it was fashionable, wore too many hats, overcombed it. The damage is my fault, but I want to make ammends!
should I just shave it and start from scratch???
I would be curious how long it took you to get to shoulder length hair all around
Hi everyone i wondered about girls hair??
because i have seen many girls with great hair but, i have also seen then treat it badly like nasty brushing in lessons like they will comb down and then when they get to the ends just jank out the tangles!! nasty, i allways do it slowly and carfully. I have spoke to a girl who allways wares her hair in a ponytale all the time. they use tiny hair bands. One Girl sais she straightnens her hair everyday!!!
but how do they get it looking so good without dry bits like me i only blow dry and straighten only like once every 3 weeks, blow dry on cold everyday, ware a pontale infrequently. Oh well any help and comments welcome.
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is there anyway to somehow make your hair appear the accual length that it is. i know that sounds confusing but let me give you a example.
the front of y hair reaches to the corner of my eyes. yet when try, it looks like its still really short. it makes me mad hehe, that thats not really the length of my hair. i heard there are some straightning shampoos or something like that.
i supplied a pic.
as you can see in the pic, the hair is up above my eyebrows, but like i said, if i pull it down, it gets to the corner of my eye and i wish i can make it so it stays at the corner of my eye at all times so people don't get misleaded into the accual length of the hair.
i appologize if i am posting too many topics and asking too many questions regarding hair, but this place has been helpful
hey everyone, thanks for the advice below.
it happened again tonight and they attacked me again with hitting me and pulling my hair and i fought back more this time and now they are going to to cops and claiming that I started it and all they made-up stories about how i got the injurys are very believeable
i dont know what to do nobody believes me,i dont understand this. i might be the one ending up in jail now because of this. this is completly ridiculous
What do you think about Evil Milkman's "trim"?
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I have this wild long hair, that sometimes goes every which direction. It is straight yet Waivy. I know it comes from my ethnic background. I am Cherokee, but sometimes I can't stand my hair. I am not ever going to cut it again. I have been growing my hair out for a couple of years now. I wear my hair in Pigtails and a Ponytail alot, but I usually just keep it out of rubberbands. How do some of you guys take care of wild hair?
I know we have several computer guys on here, so I'm hoping someone can help. The screen on my notebook PC (HP Pavilion N5310) has developed a pretty serious flicker. A few minutes after using the computer the screen gets jittery, and thin, white lines flicker all over it. When the screen powers off during power save it stops, but a few minutes after waking the PC back up it starts again. Anyone ever experienced this? I'm really hoping a new computer isn't a necessity.
Cheers,
JBC
Hello, I am new to this board. I am an American Indian (Cherokee) and I was on a chatroom the other day. I was talking to ladies there, and I told them I was Cherokee and I am Gothic. One guy was starting to insult me, acting like it is impossible for a Cherokee to also be Gothic. He said I would have to look like Sting or something. Which is my or was my fav wrestler lol.
What would you guys make of this. Is it okay for me to be gothic and Cherokee? I know I think so but it would kinda comfort me for someone elses opinion.
I have 2 questions regarding this:
1) When combing your hair, is it natural to feel a small tug at the roots?
2) If you pull a hair out before it is ready to come out, will you be unable to grow hair back in it's place? Like does that damage the root or anything?
Hi all, just wondering what everyone's favorite deep conditioner is! And what kinds you've used and how well they've worked.
Also, I think I am going to post a progress pic soon, I feel I'm a bit overdue for one(or any pic at all)
The freakin dandruff came back with a VENGANCE! apparantly the head and shoulders had been fighting off the dandruff better than I thought. So now Ive got the biggest mess, so for right now Im gonna use it a little more and shampoo 2x(which is at least one less than normal for me) a week, till it runs out, and in the meantime Im gonna try and find some apple cider vinegar, from what Ive read online its pretty good, I just need to find out what ratio to use and hopefully Ill be set, any suggestions?
I remember a post on the board a while ago regarding Steve August, the Juggler/Magician. Someone has submitted a post saying that they had seen Steve August on the Psychic Pet Show on the Animal Channel, and that it appeared that he had cut his magnificent knee-length hair. I just checked the video from that show, and videos from more recent Comedy Channel shows that Steve has hosted, and his hair does NOT appear to be cut at all. He does keep the front and sides of his hair about chest-length, but the rest is definitely knee-length. You can check out the videos and other info on his website: www.steveaugust.com .
Hi i was just wondering if anayone knew that boys hair is different to girls. Because many of my girlfriends hair falls out a lot everytime they brush and the same with my mum??
because my hair hardly never falls out at all!!
Thanks
I've been reading a lot of posts lately about washing the scalp with apple cider vinegar to restore the pH levels. I think my hair needs this sort of treatment.
Does anyone know a good recipe for the vinegar solution? I'd hate to use too much vinegar or not dilute it enough and destroy my scalp.
Thanks a lot.
I was just wondering is there a less damaging way of having highlights put in hair? Because I watched on VH1 the other day how Cameron Diaz spent 7 weeks having her hair highlighted to a lighter shade of blonde for the part in Charlie's angels. Since she needs to look her best as she makes money this way, damage to her hair, the very thing that contributes to her lustruous appearence, would surely not look good. So, if I had my hair (not that I will) highlightened and I had it done the way she did over 7 weeks, i'm not sure what technique she had done, would that cause minimal damage, or is it impossible to get away from the damage that highlights creates?
lol, hey you guys! i was like, kind of cleaning my brush out and i decided to measure one of the hairs and it was just beyond 4 inches!!! most of my hairs are about 3 1/2 or 3 3/4 inches, so...i guess that's all.
Hi today to my Tap/ Ballett/ Jazz calss i wore a pony tale it felt so good to finaly be brave enough to ware one out. Everyone there said oh i thought you have got a hair cut and then they said you have great hair so it would have been a shame to loose it. It was a realif to get all the hair out of my eyes while i was dancing, i heard somone say that keeping your hair off your neck is better for your hair?? is this true??
anayway just thought i would share that !!!
Hi, well basically I'll get straight to the point.
I believe the water company has added too much Chlorine to the water, as baths smell like a swimming pool! All the water including the drinking water in the kitchen smells of chlorine and therefore I must be washing my hair in heavily chlorinated water. Could this be a problem, as I know the damage chlorine can cause. I don't really know what to do, I asked my mam to ring them and find out, she said there's no need, they will stop it soon. So far i'ts been about 1 1/2 months. I have considered washing my hair in mineral water, but this could be expensive, but I'm not thinking about Evian or Volvic, more like ASDA Eaden Falls spring water, cheap stuff. What does the board think?
I understand that you Muslim, like myself. I was just wondering what your parents views on your long hair are.
I dont know your ethnic background but in mine long hair is frowned upon, its more of a cultural thing. My parents are old fashioned so long hair for men is a big no - even though im sure Islam has nothing against it.
this is straight hair? is there super-straight hair then?
all my words, my concepts, shattered.
it's a sad day.
(not really)
ha ha ha :)
-vincent
"I'm curious- what was the process like?" - Doug
"Does your hair break more easily now and do you have to give it special treatment? I'd love to have straight hair, too. How curly was your hair before you straightened it and which chemical did you have used?" - Rick
Ok i'm sorry for the late response. I had a busy weekend. I went to my nephews HS graduation and to a party. Now to the questions.
Well doug, The process was ok. I was nervous at first, But then I felt ok. I went to the salon, my stylists saw me. She felt my hair and said "your hair feels so much better now"..."I can tell you have been listening to me" "It has integrity". I went for a consultation like a month ago and she told me to use some salon products to give my hair "integrity". So I went to sit down she came out with the chemicles. She told someone to help her with the process. I believe she was learning how to relax hair and was my stylists lil helper for the day. She looks at my hair and says "hmm I don't know what i'm gonna do with the top section of your hair." "Since you highlighted it, that hair is weaker than the rest." "Do I compromise the integrity of your hair or do I leave the chemicles for less time here, but it might not come out as straight as the rest" She ended up putting the chemicles on the top section of my hair for 4 minutes less than the rest of my hair. So she put the chemicles in my hair. She said she will do the back section first then the front half. She works slow but is very careful she said. That some ppl can do the whole head in the time limit, but that when they do the back half and they get to the front, the chemicles are not in long enough sometimes and you have to go rinse it out, or your hair will fry.I hope you understand what I am saying. So she did the back half and left it in for 18 mins I believe...I could be off by 2 mins I forget. Then she went to go rinse the back section of my hair for 10 minutes. She put conditioner and neutralizer I believe. Then I went back to the chair and she did the rest. Went back to the sink and she rinsed my hair for 20 mins about. She put in the neutralizer and conditioner.
While she was applying the chemicles she was always telling me do you feel anything on your scalp? any tingles? anything at all? I said no. Then she said to her helper you see how I am applying the chemicle on the hair? It seems that I am doing it far from the root, but when you comb it through, It gets on the root anyway. I did feel some tingle/burning on my forhead hehe. I told her. She told the helper to get a wet towel and some neutralizer and she wiped my forhead and put the neutralizer on. Then that feeling went away. The process took about 3 hours. That is longer than usual. My stylist works slow but she is very very careful, She rinsed my hair for like 30 mins...hehe. It felt good on my scalp. :)I really like my stylist, she is an experienced professional stylist, I am glad I found her.
Rick, no my hair does not break more easily now. It could very well be weaker now, but I do not notice anything. My hair feels really good and strong. I do not really have to give it "special treatment". You just have to have it well conditioned. I wash my hair every single day now ever since I saw my stylist for the first time. I am using Aestelance line of products. I do not know the chemicle that was used, I never asked. Next time I speak to my stylist, should be by the end of this week, I will ask her for you. She is going to call me for a check up to see if I need a touch up. Because she put the top section of my hair for 4 minutes less so it might not be as straight as the rest. At the moment, I do not notice a difference between the top of my hair and the rest. I have 3 pictures of me before I relaxed my hair, but it was done with a crappy polaroid camera, So you can't see my curls in it. If I were to compare my curly hair to someone famous, My hair would best match Orlando Bloom. My hair is exactly like his. About 1/4 to an inch thru 1/2 an inch was cut and 3 inches in the back towards my nack was cut; To make it look better and even. I agreed to it, she didn't get scissor happy. She also cut my ends in a certain way to give my hair more movement and "play" as she calls it. I am not sure what you call this style of cut.
Here are a few pictures of my newly relaxed hair, this was taken today(sunday). I bought a disposable camera for the HS graduation I went to. I used the last few photos on myself. I told my g/f to take them for me. She was like" go pose by the flowers and trees," "So you can have a pretty scenery and backround." hehe. Anyways, the first 3 pictures were before I relaxed my hair and it was taken with a polariod. The rest were with the disposable camera I bought.
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubgallery.asp?id_=702685
I am still getting use to the new look. I havn't washed my hair yet. I had my hair relaxed on thursday so it has been over 72 hours(3 days). I think I will wash my hair tonight or tommorrow. I havn't even combed my hair. I don't need to. It doesn't even get tangled, it falls right back in to place. I havn't put products in my hair either. I am not allowed to yet. I havn't styled my hair either.
If you have anymore questions feel free to ask. Comments wanted!
Hi, ok see after a year of growing (and 2 cuts... mother forced me to get it cut lol....) And i have naturally wavy hair (or used to) but for the year, i just towel dried it, to create a very curly, afro-like style (simply becouse i was to lazy to wake up extra early before school and do it) dont get me wrong, i take very good care of my hair.....
Now i am able to finish the mission i always wanted to...... having my hair tied back, BUT when i tie it back, its kind of just a big puffy ball, instead of a pony tail... and i just dont feel like having to straighten it every day to make the pony tail to look good, any sugestions that i can do without damaging my hair?
I'd hate to think I'm the only fan here, but isn't football great? (Yeah - football - that's the correct name not "soccer")
OK - I was gutted that England lost to France, conceding two goals in the last 3 minutes, one from a Brilliant Zidane free kick and another from a penalty which but for a mistake by Gerrard would never have been conceded. But England have played worse and won matches. Plus with the Switzerland vs Croatia match finishing 0-0 we have a very good chance of getting through to the next round.
Plus if your English you gotta feel good about Holland's fight-back against Germany Tonight, it showed that the Germans can be caused all sorts of problems by a big centre forward, wouldn't you just love to see Heskey trample over their defence? (*Big England Germany Rivalry*)
I know football can bring out the best and the worse in the English but I'm just proud and pasionate about the sport and I'm curious if anyone else feels the same? Football grounds can be a breeding ground for Neo-Nazi Thugs and longhairs aren't always the most welcome. Stil if its in your blood you gotta watch the games... :-)
- Sorted -
PS: having watched hHolland tonight I have a new respect for Dreds, Edgar Davids hair is awesome. (see pic)
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is it normal for the front of my hair to look like this?
im not sure if its split ends.
I have a significant amount of gray in my hair. I have no problem with the color at all, I have earned all this gray hair!
However, gray hair can be unruly. Even when I have my hair pulled back in a tight tail, there is always a "haze" of little gray stragglers. Ordinarily I don't care about them. However, when I perform, that "haze" of stragglers fairly glows under the spotlights.
Any suggestion for what to do about them? I've tried using gel to paste them down, but they break free of it.
-William
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Ive searched the archive, but I would like a count of people that experienced acne problems during their hair growth(specifically on the forehead/temple area) and what they were able to use or do to rid of the problem. Please include any info, pros and cons, of products used. I need to find a solution soon before it forces me to chop.
Well, there's a scripture verse that says "for everything there is a season. . ." Well, there was a time for dreadlocks and there's a time for normal hair. . . .before you start thinking anything, NO I did NOT cut my hair, but I did take 5 hours and work the locks loose. There were many factors, but in all it came down to the fact that I Missed my curly hair. I mean, I like dreadlocks, and in a way I miss them too, but I really enjoy curly hair more than dreadlocks. I do not regret having locked up, and I'm thankful that I was able to undo them before they got REALLY locked up.
There was almost no damage done, but I did get a shock at how much hair came out. Then I realized that I had not been shedding my normal 150 (appx) hairs a day due to the fact they were stuck in dreadlocks, multiply by a month!
Anyways, I'm back to the old look you are familiar with here, though I must say i've grown a lot during the last month. My hair has grown quite a bit too, more than it's normal .5-.6" per month!
Anyways, I just figured you'd like to know that the "old" "Ball" Guy is back again!
That "Ball" Guy
Today I tried VO5 Hot Oil Moisturizing w/Vitamine E.(A newer product put out by Alberto.) It was VERY impressive and the results amazing!!!!!! What a treat.! It was Heavenly...........but, what of the chemicals in it that may be harmful? Does use of this stuff somehow put-up a block to the "Natural Oils" being absorbed into the hair?
All I can say is that if you ever want a "quick fix" give it a try "after" reading comments that may follow this posting just to be sure. Hmmmmmm, Funny thing, but this Conditioner is applied 1st, left in 1 min., washed-out and then you Shampoo. (Compleatly opposite of what I have always done. The results seen and noted right away are absolutely fabulous:
1.) Hair has NO tangles in it at all!
2.) Hair seems to have built-up weight and seems stronger. (No snaps............NOT A ONE in combing.)
3.) Hair has a great shine to it.
4.) It is a BREEZE to comb! Unbelievable.
5.) Hair is straighter even after it has dried.
Please let it be known that I have always used for the most part Aussie products for nearly 2 years and have really pampered my hair so as not to damage it. I figured just a "one try" to see what this stuff does wouldn't hurt all that much............but then again, who knows? :-) :-( ???
If any of you other guys have ever tried it, perhaps you could let us know your reaction to this new product?
Also...........PLEASE............post anything negative about ingredients within this product. It just seems too good to be true.............and usually things that fall into this catagory end-up "not being" so good.
Justin
hey all,
i'm sure this has been brought up before, but whats going on with a strand of hair falling out every so often ? i have a thick head of hair and i am thinking this is normal but i just wanted to hear it from someone else
thanks
I buzzed those fuzzy, three inch hairs off my neck this morning, I sort of regret it, but I suppose that is just part of losing any amount of hair.
I was careful this time, and used an electric buzzer, last time I used a razor and took a big chunk out of my hairline and learned a lesson!
I'll let that (fuzzy) hair grow back eventually, but for now I have to keep my neck clean, that acne is BAD! And it does look better when pulled back now (except for the acne :)]
I got some really expensive shampoo and conditioner specifically for people with brown hair today, I'll report how it works in a few days.
Best of luck to everyone, long hair rocks!!!
What is the two week thing?
Also, my hair looks terrible from the side. Is this a bad phase? It is all even looking, I like it to have that "rounded, downward curve" look to it. This may be because I trimmed it square off in the back, don't know. Going to get it shaped soon, but I trust the dresser and it will still qualify as long.
I wonder if she can trim it to look like I left it alone, you know, like it grew from a short cut.
If sulfates are so harsh on your hair, why is it that most shampoos contain two of them? Is one not enough?
Hi everyone, as i have said before the hair roung the back of my head and ears is very dry at the tips.
I think there is two things it could be
1. It has allways ben like that because i rember that when my hair was about 3 inches it was very strawry. and it hasent got worse over the years, and my auntie has very dry hair and she said that it might be horedatary (sp)
2. It is just short term damage because of daily ware and tare like it allays rubbing against my collar all day, because it dosent have split ends they are just dry??
Any help would be thanked !!
PS: i dont want to have it cut !!!
I'm talking about the little hairs that never grow more than an inch or two and are real curly and rough, almost like sideburns. They're a nuisance when I try to do a ponytail or wear a baseball cap, I'm considering just buzzing them off (well not completely off, but really short). Has anyone else tried this?
Anyone know of a company I can order bands that don't make a crimp in your hair, preferably in the UK, but will consider overseas? I'm sure they're expensive, but that's not an issue.
I often see guys with super long hair around here, and a lot of them have a progressive wave going down their whole pony tail becasue of the band. I really don't want this to happen to me, or at least minimalise it.
BTW, regrowing my undercut's coming on. It's at about half an inch now. Been growing it for a month.
Thanks for any help recieved.
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Nichol
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Hi here is a pick of me with a ponytale as you can see i cant get all my hair in it, all accept for my bangs which i put behind my ears sometimes.
Comments wanted..
Here is a somewhat unorthodox hair length poll for all: What is the length of your hair based on the longest measured strand of hair you have shed so far? I guess I will go first. I have recently measured 2 separate strands at 44 inches in length. Absalom
Vincent writes in his website:
"I don't believe in all the 'Oh but I want my hair to be exactly THAT way but it's too curly so I'll do all kinds of nasty things to it.' I really don't see the point. Your hair is your hair, why not accept it? It is so disrespectful to your own body to do that."
Vincent, that comment is a breath of fresh air. It seems there is an awful lot of anxiety expressed on the board because people want so desperately to look like "___________" (fill in the blank with the name of some cultural icon such as Cobain, or Aragorn, or lead-guitarist-from-"X"-metal-band, etc.)
Thanks Vincent, for some pure common sense and a cure for "Hair Angst"
Finally, I found a picture of a musician with long, curly hair. I've noticed, however, while an alarming number of guys who are into music have long hair, most I see have straight hair. Although most of the time I am looking at artists that play music that is a little "rougher."
what are some really good dandruff shampoos? i got myself a dandruff problem, and i want something that will leave my hair silky smooth but also get rid of the dandruff at the same time.
also will dandruff make you go bald? and i also heard vinegar is good for getting rid of dandruff.
Hi all- I posted a long time ago asking about a new shampoo and conditioner, Neutrogena's Triple Moisture. I bought it several months ago but never really posted a review. Here goes.
This stuff was not that good for my hair at all. I feel like I've had much better conditioning experiences from much cheaper things(my hair even feels softer when I use Pert Plus 2 in 1!!!).
I tried using it in several combinations- Condition-Wash-Condition, Conditioner alone, even shampoo alone- and none of them left my hair that impressive. In fact, sometimes it was extremely dry and frizzy. So from my experience, I can not reccomend this to all of you.
I wonder how such an "extreme" conditioner could make your hair so dry??
n/t
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the last one was too dark so here is a new one, right after i got out of the shower.
Hi guys, so I have a friend who has about the same hair type as me, but it's pretty short. He wants to grow it out as well, and so I reccomended to him a good conditioner.
However, upon using several different types, they all left his hair much more fluffy. His hair may feel softer with it, but it looks better(as of now) with no conditioner.
So I was wondering, is it not as good for most people to use conditioner when their hair is short, and why? I actually remember when my hair was short it didn't need conditioner, but now it sure does...
Just a couple of thoughts to share:
(1) I've recently watched a music video played on both VH1 and CMT. The band is called Los Lonely Boys. The lead singer has beautiful long hair - about mid-back length.
(2) I've noticed that a couple of young boys (about 10-12 years old) in my neighborhood have been growing their hair. One has very straight brown hair and wears it in a blunt cut just below his shoulders. The other one has blond hair that may once have been sort of a shag cut. His hair is extremely nice and is about shouler-blade length.
It makes me feel good to know that some of the young crowd aren't buying in to the buzz-cut and shaved head fad.
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This last month went quickly. Here is me sporting my hair behind my ears which is how I usually look nowadays. My hair progress site (link below) has a June pic with my hair down to get an idea of the overall length.
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Well I've done a lot of reading on how bad 'cones are for your hair and such, and how many people refuse to use something with cones. However, I recently read a post by Absalom where he mentioned how he thought cones were great. This got me to thinking, and discovering that the two main products used on this board- Aussie Moist and L'Oreal Vive- contain cones.
What gives? Do the majority of you think something like Dimethicone is good, or bad? And does it really matter all that much? I used to use Aussie Moist, but after a while it just stopped working for me.
Ive been checking out the sight for about a week now and would like to become a member. My Hair is in the ealry stages yet. My main concerns right now are clearing up the forehead acne (postules) and prepairing my hair to be long. My goal is probably long/shoulder length. I started growing my hair w/o cutting it, then I trimmed down the front to look presentable. Im currently using Dove shampoo and conditioner daily and experimenting with cutting down on chemical washes. Here ar some pics, probably more than necessary, but you can an idea of who I am maybe.
Brewmaster (not) - it all started with the Ceas
March '04 in Vegas
April
And last week at work
I've heard that once you bleach your hair, the hair that grows out (from the scalp) will also be damaged by what the bleach has done to the scalp/cuticle. Whether or not this is true, I would like to ask a question in a similar vein: will coloring the hair, using dye (black, several years back, in my case) still have an effect on what my hair looks like now?
Hello everyone:
During the same time last year (mid-April of 2003), I decided to grow out my hair, and this continued until mid-March of this year. It was pretty cool from the front, as it grew to chin level, but the back stayed in the awkward phase forever due to "maintenance cuts" (never again).
I cut my hair very short (you could say a "marines cut") in mid-April, and have been growing it out ever since (I probably have about an inch or a little bit more). Do you guys have any tips? Also, is it alright for a long hair to have trimmed hair along the sideburns and to shave off the hair on the back of the neck (I'm speaking as a guy here). Also, I use Pantene Pro-V "Smooth & Silky" shampoo + conditioner twice daily. Is this ok, as I've heard that one shouldn't use shampoos so much. In that case, what should one do in order to keep one's hair feeling "clean"? Thanks alot.
funny thing is, i realized afterwards there was no more conditioner left. so i had to use shampoo. is this ok?
Was wondering, for those of you that actually can tie a full tail what percentage of your typical waking day do you keep it tied back? I have the sense that when my hair finally reaches that length it will be in a tail all the time because of the convenience.
part 2, not necessarily written for the same audience
I find myself under the two week guideline almost continuously but always breaking it when I have a good hair moment. Almost like it is the image of long hair that keeps the "dream" alive. The image though is not of me, it's someone with nice hair but quite a different face, a softer less rugged face. I've pulled my hair back and looked in a double mirror setup and the tail does not look like it belongs with my neck, shoulders, face and it will only become exaggerated as I continue to train heavy with the weights now that I am back into it after a very long layoff. Like I am being pulled in two different directions,../sigh no need to reply to this drivel, I don't know what i am doing.
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High!
It's time for an update picture... this month, I complete my third year of (almost, last trim was in October 2003) unfettered growth! Length is now 21.5" (55 cm), which means just long enough to grab a single thread when I tuck my hand behind my back and bend it upwards. I just can't wait for the day when I first feel my hair against the lower back...
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
Please check your inbox! I sent an email to hyperboard@the-light.com a week ago.
Regards,
Ed
I did a google image search on long hair styles and when I found an interesting image, it led me to an anti-longhair/hippie group.
It's at www.devo.com/tft/hippie/
These guys sound like a bunch of complaining old ladies who are still bitter over the increase of longhaired men. THE 60's ARE OVER!!! But yet these guys beleive that the aftermath of Woodstock has been going on for over 40 years!
Please, do these guys have anything better to do in their lives than contribute to a hate-website? Get Real.
Anybody else feel cool smoking because the hair's long? Weird combo, I suppose, but I had to ask. It seems most of the dudes with the longer hair here in Denver also smoke.
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Here's what my hair looks like right now.
Obviously, I've got a lot of strands clumped together, and the hairs that aren't in those are frizzy.
For some reason, if I put anything at all into my hair, including conditioner (used to use Aussie Mega conditioner) and, in today's case, jojoba oil, it does exactly this. Isn't jojoba oil supposed to stop this from happening?
What my routine consists of is shampoo (Garnier Fructis), then two drops of jojoba. The only way I can prevent this clumpiness is if I use shampoo only, and then it's really dry.
Anybody have any ideas why it does this, and what I can do to fix it?
Sup all, Ive been using head and shoulders for a while, but it tends to dry my hair out. So I was wondering what are some good mild shampoos that wont dry hair out?
Thanks in advance
Ive had a few people tell me to get a hair cut and I never seem to have a good come back ( i usually give them the finger or ignore them). A good come back I heard from one of the guys on the board was, when they say get a hair cut, you reply with "but then I'd look like you! *horrified look on face*) Any one have some more I can add to my arsenal?
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I think I want one, especially for the gym. Any idea where I can get a reasonably masculine one? I'm not looking for something made of steel, but this pic represents the majority of what I've found.
Well I never made any progress pictures but I put together a pic that shows how may hair has grown there are some gaps and jumps, i need to route out more pictures to make a better one.
Ell
Hi, I feel kinda odd typing this but I would just like to say hi and that as a ickle rock princess I would like to thank all you rock god type men out there who grow your locks and give cheap thrills to girls like me.
I'm having trouble identifying my hair type can one of you guys help me.
I am in the process of growing my hair out. Right now it is 8-9 inches and I like the look better the longer it grows. I have my ears pierced and wear earrings every day. I have thought about getting more piercings, such as my tongue. Do any other longhairs have any piercings and what can you tell me/recommend me about different ones. I am interested in tongue/tongue stretching, and nipple piercing.
hey, umm...i was thinking about my potential styles for when my hair get longer in the next few months and the thought of umm, dreads came into my mind. this is more directed to That ''Ball'' Guy but any who could answer this for me, i would greatly appreciate it. umm, right now i am just curious, so are there any websites i could look at that would better inform me about dreads? thanks guys
Hi,
I cant see why people on this board are flattered by LOTR as a long hair movie, but in reality, most of the actors are wearing fake hairs, and I think this can be noticed easily when you have a seroius look.
Actors and other big stars dont have a gram of sincerity in them. They have long hair just for the sake of a movie. Just look at Mel Gibson or other such guys.
I am sorry this is blatantly off topic but I feel it important to simply state for the sake of saying it that we must, in times of death, remember those who have gone before us and try always to shed a tear for the fallen. It is quite unfortunate but death is inevitable. We wish to continue living and in Heaven we shall but with life on Earth we are with the ones we love in physical ways and must wait a long time for them to join in Heaven. But nonetheless, the death we all know will arrive has allready come for three people in the recent days of now. First, on May 31st, Alberta Martin, the last living Civil War veteran's widow, passed away peaceably. She currently finishes her time of laying in State in the former Confederate White House and will be burried in her native Alabama. She was ninety four. Then, as we all know, came Ronald Reagan. Our best president, perhaps, and the kind of man we all wished to know. He was friendly, outgoing, funny and believed in the American people. He was a great man and a great president, bringing the Commies down to their knees. As Edwin Stanton said, upon the death of President Lincoln, "He is with the ages now." Others heard it to be, "He is with the Angels now." But lastly, Ray Charles, one of the most beloved Blues singers we have ever known, passed away not long ago at seventy three. He overcame blindness, death of loved ones, many things and yet the liver disease he had he could not overcome and he is in Heaven. We must all try to remember these people and pray God will accept them into Heaven and comfort their families. Though, should God's light not shine within you and you find yourself believing another religion or none at all then we must do the bare minimum and simply remember and whatnot. May God bless us all and may God bless America (Or Buddha or Shivnu or whoever)
I've decided that my minimum goal hair length shall be... belt length! My longest hairs are just at MBL (mid-back length) so I have a few more years to wait. Here is a rare situation where being *short* is an advantage! As to 'why', that is a tougher question. There are not a lot of male role-models running around with belt-length hair period, let alone well-maintained belt-length hair. I think it will look good. It will be a challenge to keep my hair in top-notch condition for such a long time. But most important is that I am on a journey of self-discovery. I am perceived and treated differently because of my hair. Same guy, different decoration. Right? Or does growing out your hair make you different? Or does being treated differently make you different?
I'm interested to hear your hair growth goals and your reasons for wanting that length.
Throughout this summer, I plan on going to the beach a lot on the days I'm not working. Summer is the happy hour for my hair b/c it grows at an unbelievable rate and when it comes to the beach comes swimming. Does the salt in the salt water have any affect on hair other than making it tangled and sticky when drying?
Comments and ideas are more than welcome
-Tonez the Tiger
I have just created a Website that will overtime show my change from the short hair world into the long one. Yes I know I look awful, but think what I would look like without lots of hair.
I seemed to notice when i put my hair behind my ears after awhile when i take it back my bangs have a big curl. Is this normal....or what can i do to prevent this?
thanks
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Hi I am new to the site i love it. I am trying to get into the modeling game and they told me that long hair is the way to go, can you give me some tips and advice to really grow out my hair
thanx
mark
Hi everyone, I just want to say that my hair is finally touching the tip of my nose when pulled straight because it's normally wavy and rests most of the time it just rests in front of my eyes. It's been 6 months, 11 days since my last haircut. About 3/4 of an inch more and I will be able to lick my bangs:)
Just a small update I thought I'd share.
I dont know how long this technique has been around but I just thought Id mention it. Where I live (New York) theres a lot of different cultures and stuff; the korean hair stylists have this thing called a "magic perm". Instead of making the hair curly it makes it straight for I think 7 months. Apparantly theyve been doing it in asian countries for years and is a new thing here. Where I live it costs 80$ but in most other places it coul cost a lot more. Anyone else ever seen this type of thing done?
Hey, I've noticed in your posts that you're a big advocate of the "natural hair" movement. I was wondering if you had dreadlocks yourself, and if so, if you would mind posting a photo or two. I'm glad I may not be the only one here!
That "Ball" Guy
Yes I gave in... I couldn't take it anymore. I didn't really like my curly hair. The results are good, I think too good. Funny thing is, I think my hair is way too straight lol. My hair is really soft and shiney and it just flops around everywhere. I just think it is too straight now. I can't do anything about it until 72 hours. Then I can wash my hair and I will style it and maybe put some slight waves in it and some volume. Hopefully then it will look the way I will want it to. It should I guess, because I believe straight hair is easy to style so I will soon find out! I think within the first 10 days the relaxed hair loosens a lil bit so it won't be as straight to. I guess I got what I wanted. I just look so different. So i'm like trying to get use to it...hehe
I also got my hair trimmed. I had split ends(I had this before relaxing my hair, not as a result for relaxing my hair). I cut between a quater of an inch to a half an inch. Some hairs were more dmged than others. The hair on the back of my head towards the neck was cut so it can look a lil more even. so that the hair on top of my head can meet the hair in the back towards the neck more. About 3 inches were cut. It looked horrible when it was straightned. You could see a huge difference between the the hair on top and the hair on the bottom. Its hard to explain, but I hope you understand what I am trying to say. It's not all one legnth, but it looks a lot better.
I will post some pictures sometime soon.
If anybody has any questions of how it went and the whole process etc, i'd be happy to answer.
http://mundane.theewe.net/images/junepic.gif
There's the link.
I haven't been on here much, been quite busy. Haven't really thought much of my hair either.
Anyway, comments are always read and appreciated.
- Brian
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hi
I was wondering at what point could i see my first ponytail.
and when did some of you have yours
also how does my hair look so far?
thanx
mark
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hi
I was wondering at what point could i see my first ponytail.
and when did some of you have yours
also how does my hair look so far?
thanx
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Well, it's been a month today since I dreadlocked my hair. It is simply amazing the difference that I can feel in the locks. The first time I washed my dreadlocks (a week after putting them in) they wouldn't hold water at all, as loose as they were. They felt real spongy and springy, and now are more solid and have real substance. There's still a bit of fuzz, but the locks are much more well defined than it looks like in the photo. I have chosen to stay away from wax for the most part, since part of my reason for locking up was to "go natural"; but they are maturing very nicely.
It also seems like dreadlocks polarize people's comments and views. I don't have lots of "oh yeah. . .that's ok" kind of comments. They're either "OMG That is disgusting!!!" or "OMG! That is SO AWESOME!" go figure. .. . .
I have had one person call me a "ras thieve" and one who gave me an offensive gesture that was a between the "S.O.B" gesture(forearm slap) with the finger.
My gf loves them, and is always ready to help with rolling them to help them tighten up!
Anyways, I'm really loving them and enjoying the process! Congratulations on all of your progress, guys. Keep up the good patience!
That "Ball" Guy
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Hi
I was reading your board, and read some interesting stuff.
So, to share something with us, here you'll find (it it works) a picture of me.
I don't know exactly how many time my hair is growing.
Probably something like 19/20 month... I must have started near december 2002.
Hair are not so long when i realize they are so many months... but i'm happy like that and it is still growing :)
Posting this message, perhaps i can ask you a question. I made 2 month ago a red coloration on some part of the hair.
There was a decoloration (leaving natural color) (very little, it wasn't on a lot of hair ) the first time. The next time, coloration on the hair without decoloration.
I wanted to try it, but it wasn't well done. Anyway, it was an experience to do, and not to do again...
Colour is leaving... and so, for the hair with coloration it becomes something like yellow/white. It's funny, but... special too.
I was wondering :
1. Leave it like that, with all the other hair it is "hidden", and let it grow ! Time will cover it, and it's not so bad
2. Making a new coloration with my natural color on the part with color or on all the hair ? Not sure is a good idea.
I don't want to "broke" the hair making stupid new choices...
If you have something to share about this... I'll read it with pleasure. And sorry for my poor English...
Thanks
Christus
Hope I dont annoy anyone, but I'm posting this again so it can maybe get some replies...
Anyone ever tried this stuff, TreSEMME Vitamin E Moisture Rich Shampoo and Conditioner?
I have heard that it's pretty good, and upon further investigation I discovered the shampoo only had one sulate in it. Most every drugstore product contains two. I wonder if that would make a big difference?
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Hi this is me with my hair fluffy and just blow dryed without not help from a hair brush.
Comments wanted
Hey everyone i have been growing my hair for about 15 months and my back is even with my shoulders and neck and my bangs are 2 inches past mt chin, and my hair is very thick and wavy. i can get a full tail, but it is alittle higher than i like it, not at the bottom of my neck. well anyways when i do it my tail is really bushy and doesnt hang like most do, instead it is somwhatlike a rabbit tail (not as bad). I have tried to hold the tail and gently comb it, it works alittle but not much. any suggestions or tips please tell me.
Thanks fellow longhairs!
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Hi this is me with my alice band on good to keep my hair out of my eyes
Comments wanted..
The best think i think about having long hair is the option of having it up or Curly or Straight or in a pony tale. What do you think i really love having the option. What about you ..??
I can't deal with thick, light hair over the muggy summers we get where I live. I need a summer haircut, but I don't want to cut all of it(3 years worth =) off...
I'm thinking of going with the typical "shaved in the back" style, but I didn't know if anthere were other hairstyles that would thin out my pesky hair and still look good. Its really curly, so I can't wear it semi-long(at least not without using all kinds of jelly-crap)
I'm more worried about convenience than appearances... I've always looked a little eccentric, and I've learned to enjoy it.
=) I apreciate anyone who can assist me in this manner!
hello, i have a concern with maintaning my thick and wavy hair. I have tried to only wash my hair once a week with shampoo and conditioner so that the natural oils with help tame my hair. This does work but leaves my hair feeling ichy and dirty. I have recently bought this shampoo and conditioner that is for dry, rebellous, or frizzy hair to help maintain it. This does work but my hair will become dry and frizzy. Is this any help or tips that i can do to help maintain my thick wavy hair. Are there any techniques with washing or combing or what not.
thanks to all you longhairs!!!!
What are the signs that hair loss is starting to occur, particularly male pattern baldness? What can be done to help prevent this?
hello, i have a concern with maintaning my thick and wavy hair. I have tried to only wash my hair once a week with shampoo and conditioner so that the natural oils with help tame my hair. This does work but leaves my hair feeling ichy and dirty. I have recently bought this shampoo and conditioner that is for dry, rebellous, or frizzy hair to help maintain it. This does work but my hair will become dry and frizzy. Is this any help or tips that i can do to help maintain my thick wavy hair. Are there any techniques with washing or combing or what not.
thanks to all you longhairs!!!!
Hi sorted you other info was well good.
I still need help on that tiny picture you have at the top of your message i cant get it help me please !!
SUp peoplE i have really thick hair so far i have tried dove leavin conditioner.... its ok and i bought infusium 23's leave in \. Can you guys recomend me a conditioner maybe the infusium 23 conditioner?? i dunno what i should use
I was recently asked by a friend exactly why I love long-haired men, and it got me questioning myself. However, I did find it interesting that even in the media (advertising, film and especially cartoons ! ) that the most desirable / the hero of the piece generally has long hair. One particularly interesting film is 'The Lion King' which contains numerous scenes of Simba sashaying around flipping his mane in a very seductive manner. Now Lions don't tend to watch cartoons much, so my guess is that this is an appeal to the 'human female' audience. Considering that 90% of males have short hair, it is strange that all which is attractive and desirable in the 'media' male, is centered around those with long hair. I'd like to do a thesis on this. Ok, bored ya all to death now .... GREAT SITE btw :)
Ive been growing my hair out for several months now, and have developed a problem with acne on my forhead, brows, and temples. I have tried many things to get rid of them, but they are very hard to get rid of. I will try to post a pic when I get home, but to describe the situation, most of the 'pimples' are under the skin, they dont swell, or turn red, but what was once a mostly clear face has become bump covered. I wash my hair once a day with dove s&c (seperate bottles). I wash my hands many times a day. I was using a face scrub and cleanser daily, but have cut back as I have read that it can cause the face to produce more oils. I rinse my face usually at least three times a day (just water and clean towel). I was using clyndamiacin (sp?), a prescription, it seems to help but cant fully rid of the blemishes. I was on a men's suppliment for a month, but I stopped taking it because I was also advised that it may create extra horomones that may effect breakouts.
I have tried many remedies, but am still clueless. Any help or suggestions/info would be greatly appreciated.
You have really awesome hair but Im wondering how old are you to be growing such a cool beard? You also seem to have a pretty cool philosophy on life in general, just wondering what you do for a living.
Hi all:
Anyone here have a 2- or 3-megapixel digital camera they absolutely love, or one they loathe? Mine tore up (after serving me quite well, I might add) and is being replaced, thanks to the extended warranty. The one I had is no longer made, so I'm looking for recommendations. I'm not a professional photographer and typically don't print photos, so I'm looking for something basic. Requirements: solid construction, decent indoor shots and optical zoom. Other than that I'm open. (Right now I'm looking at the Nikon Coolpix 2200, HP Photosmart 635, Fuji Finepix A205 and Samsung Digimax 240, in that order. Other suggestions welcome!)
Thanks!
Jeremy
Well, my hair's been growing for about a year and 2 3rds now, but I'm starting to get really annoyed at it. I like having shoulder-length hair, but because I'm part-black my hair's obviously very curly/kinky and near the scalp it's an absolute disaster, with the roots all matting/dreading themselves up. I now have a load of dreadlocks which have formed naturally, which look OK, but I'm just worried that any future hair growth will just add to these huge matted lumps near my scalp rather than becoming new 'longer' looking hair. I can't recover it with a haircut as it will all have to be buzzed if I choose to cut it in any way, so tight are the dreaded bits. Because it's so curly it's been impossible to comb for ages, too, meaning that I can only finger comb it, which probably means that all those tangles have just built up for a while. Whilst it's nice to think that my hair's very 'natural' I was hoping for hair like Kirk Hammett or Shane Embury rather than bloody dreadlocks. Also, I'm not convinced that it's growing much longer anymore...seems to have slowed right down, again maybe down to all this dreading.
I can't face cutting it all off and starting over, though...tried to grow three times now, and if I cut it I don't think I can face the awkwardness of it all again...maybe I just wasn't meant to have long hair.
In any case, anyone know if it's possible to undo dreads at all, or is it really too late for my hair now?
hey all,
i know this has been asked before but i never really payed attention, until now. is there a way to keep your hair with that wet look ??? please let me know.
for all that dont know me , im 7 months stronge from a buzz cut and im still going ! : D . thanks guys !
krazie dave
i just had a very bad experiance with my family (step-father and brother who are very abusive) and i got attacked and he punched me in the face and i fell into glass and cut open the top of my head and it made a really bad bald spot and i started yelling about it and he started making fun of me that im not a real man because of my hair and started attacking me again and ripping it out
and now i have like no hair left in the front and it's almost mid-back length in the back and my scalp looks like a bloody mess. i don't know what to do. i am completly screwed its so bad i may have to buzz the rest.. i just feel like dying right now
could anyone offer any ideas?
Hi guys! This is the first time I have gotten to post in a really long time. I have graduated :)!! I'm at my sister's house right now. Tomorrow I am going to go to the Moore County Library to check into their Internet use policy. I want to keep in touch with you guys.
In specific particular, I want to know how the following people are doing:
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Victor
Absalom
Bill
WolfEyes
Talk to me people! Tell me what I'm missing!
Anyone ever tried this stuff, TreSEMME Vitamin E Moisture Rich Shampoo and Conditioner?
I have heard that it's pretty good, and upon further investigation I discovered the shampoo only had one sulate in it. Most every drugstore product contains two. I wonder if that would make a big difference?
All my friends are saying girls don't like guys with longhair, then whenever I'm walking down the street I'm getting catcalls from girls. I keep on getting sayed Hi'ed too all the time. I never have this happen when I have my hair buzzed. My hair is almost all the way down my neck. It will be to my shoulders by the end of the year. This is definatly encouragement for me to grow it even longer.
Hi i wondered if anyone else has the same problem as me becase where my hair stops on my forhead i have notised quite a few very short hairs about an inch long ( all my other hair is about 7 inches !! long) i dont know what to do?? should i ignor them or cut them off because i think it is just general ware and tare damage ??
I just wonder,
where are those who were saying that Beckham is an example for long hairs, not that he`s gone back to short hair??
Hi sometimes when i have had my hair in a pony tale for a long time or in an alice band which restrains the hair from the oppostie way it grows (because i think naturally my hair grows forward) once i take it out and shake my head my head really hurts and fels really weired?? is this normal?? because i only do it when i get home from school and al school i leave it down ??
Any help will be apreshated !!
Thanks XX
Hi i still dont know how to post pictures. because i know it has to be a J peg or something. one of my pictures worked before.
I dont know what to do
Help wanted ?
When you get cut, say on the arm, do the hair follicles that were cut/scraped off ever return? Would the same apply for the head?
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basically it looks and feels like all these strands are running into each other. running my fingers through my hair doesn't help.
also when i take my hand and press down on the top of my head, my hand sinks into my head and makes my hair go down all the way past my eyebrows, i think this is caused by a high forhead.
anyone else have these problems or knows what to do? im considering using a straightening shampoo
Its funny, I only just realised this today. (Obviously I'm incredibly slow.)
The best thing about growing your hair out is that Every new day your hair just a little bit longer than it was was the day before...
Its no wonder this hair growing lark is so addictive.
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(sorry feeling rather happy today - personally I blame Blonde, the smilieness is obviously addictive. ;-)
While you guys were growing your hair out and were called names by people, hobo, mop head, frodo etc., but when it finally got to the time where your hair was long enough to actually look good; those same people want to be friends with you?! Ive noticed that since I straightened my hair girls have complimented me on how good it looks, while some guys call me gay ( i guess johnny depp is gay too). Well just thought I'd rant about that. ;)
Anyone used the Redken Smooth Down shampoo and such?
I have been using the shampoo, the conditioner and the Butter Treat for awhile now and it does seem to do quite well for my hair. The shampoo doesn't smell that great but the products do seem to be very good and I don't seem to require any gel after rinsing these products.
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about 9 months ive been growing.
I dont know if its just me but I always get scared that some jerk is gonna sneak up on me and cut a piece of my hair off. One night I had a dream that some guy gave me a crew cut and I woke up in the middle of the night in a cold sweat! I grabbed my head and thank god the hair was still there. Am I freaking out or what?
Hi,
I have added a fourth page into my picture collection. I hope you like the images. Be warned, though, this page is largest of them all. I think there over 80 images on that page (almost 4 MB). :-)
I chose more "artistic" long hair images this time, rather than just cataloging different hairstyles with best possible view angles. The used "layout" is "old school": efficient, not pretty. :-) With different image sizes it seems quite jumpy...
I had three image sources this time:
o My old Creative VideoBlaster WebCam II
o Nokia 3650 camera phone
o Minolta Dimage Xt digital camera
Happy styling!
Jarkko
I was wondering, how true are longhair stereotypes?
We've had a number of threads about things longhairs appear to have in common. Music tastes for example seem to be firmly in the Rock and Metal Genres, many of us play a musical instrument, we seem to have a taste for video games, sci-fi, martial arts, fanasty and film. We also seem to be very liberal when it comes to defending civil liberties and our right to freedom of expression.
So where does leave the Long Hair Stereotypes?
EG: The Simpson's "Comic Book Guy" - Overweight, sci-fi freak and all around social lepper.
Or The "Bob Marley" Complete with Dreads and bifter.
The things we have in common seem to make for great stereotyping but the stereotypes we have seem to be a little out of date.
I know that All Generalisations are False, including that one. But what do you guys feel about the Long Hair Stereotypes that are out there?
Do we really have a "Comic Book Guy" on the board?
HI all, Im new to this site but had to ask something.
I work as a supply teacher in the north of England and ive done this for 3 years. for the last 18 months I ve grown my hair out from a skinhead. Its now about 4 inches past my shoulders.
The thing is all the kids at the schools from 11 through to 16 keep calling me Jesus! It doesnt bother me as I tell them that jesus is my brother!!
Has anyone else come accross this sort of thing?
Hi,
I am losing weight. How can I best ensure that I continue to grow healthy hair with changed diets?
Thanks
Hey-
A while ago i mentioned i couldn't figure out why my hair was so stiff, dry, and crunchy...i mentioned i'd been using the same products for a few years without a problem, until recently. Well, i finally asked a hair salon, and was given 2 possible explanations: i was told it could be that the hair care companies could've changed their formulas(like a few of you had stated), or that my hair type/chemistry could've changed. Anyway, i was told that 'Kenra' and 'Biolage' moisturizing products are one of the best to use. So far, i've only used 'Kenra' moisturizing conditioner along with 'Biolage' moisturizing after spray, and have to say, they've been working great!
I was wondering if any of you guys were going to Progpower this year?
http://www.progpowerusa.com/
Hi everyone,
Bill just got my picture online and I had asked him about this, but perhaps I should ask the entire board.
While my hair is still short (4.5 inches) and curly, what are the best ways for me to wear my hair at this length (and during the upcoming lengths) while still looking presentable? My profile picture shows my hair when it is "slicked back" after showering and left to dry in that position. However, I am as my hair gets longer (something I am very intentional on letting it do) I am figuring that this look will be harder and harder to accomplish. I'm sure I'd like something else, too, but not sure exactly what.
The only thing I've seen so far on the web is the one second section on this page: http://www.hairboutique.com/tips/tip356.htm and I can't get my hair to do that, probably because it's not long enough. The site also says that thicker hair is required...how do I determine whether my hair is "thicker" or "thinner"?
Anyone have any good pictures of guys with curly hair that isn't short but isn't quite long yet either?
Thanks,
Rick
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What kind of things do you guys use to decorate your hair, e.g. pony cuffs, beads, etc? My hair has recently become shoulder length and I'm sick of elastic bands only. How wild do you get as men (show pictures)?
Nate
Just wondering,, is it healthy for your hair.... to wash it daily?..... growing my long now.
Okay, before you all start throwing things at me (lol), here's why:
1) It has stopped growing, well short of the length I want (and need, to keep it weighed down).
2) The only way I can wear my hair during the day and have it look reasonable is by applying both gel (over the scalp) and oil (on the rest), then tying it back in a pony tail with two hair bands. I hate doing this, having to restrain my hair so tightly, plus I don't think it looks great on me, but there's no other way without it going everywhere, especially for work.
3) I've realised that I'm never going to have the type of hair I want anyway. Even if it were longer, anything other than thin, straight hair won't look good, because I have a rather thin build, and that combined with huge hair would just look stupid. Straightening in any way does not work, my hair's too thick and unruly.
4) My hair is not the nicest, it will never have a sleek, shiny look to it, no matter which products I use, it will always look coarse and rough, even if it doesn't feel like it.
5) I have a lot of short hair coming through, which creates a fuzzy layer underneath, and if that all grows out I don't think all the gel in the world can save me (lol).
So there you have it. One thing I promise is that I won't get anything conventional, like a caesar cut, buzzcut, or the standard 'tapering' cut. Might go for the Karajan look, it would suit my face.
Anyway, I wish you all the very best in achieving your hair goals.
Cheers,
Tomas
A friend of mine accidently got candle wax in their hair, and we have no idea how to get it out! we want to try and avoid chopping it off, because it's close to their scalp.
help please?
Hey all,
I'm a longhaired guy in his mid 20's who seems to attract ONLY older women; women in their thirties and fourties. I'm sure all you longhaired guys my age and older find the same thing. I love older women, i think it's awesome i attract them, a lot of them are sexy as hell, but i just wish it could be the same with chicks my age also. Finding women in their 20's who like longhaired guys is almost like trying to find a needle in a haystack it seems. Can anyone relate? Any thoughts?
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Well, yesterday was 6 months sinse my last hair cut. I have not had any trims yet, I'm sort of putting the thought of them to the back of my mind. How do you all think I'm doing, am I doing ok for 6 months??. My bangs require another 1 cm to touch the bottom of my nose when pulled straight. My bangs are also 5.1 inches long. I took these pictures with my new digital camera, so the colour is closer to what you'd see if you were standing right next beside me.
I'm hoping by 10 months to look like a longhair, does anyone think I would make it by then?
Here are more photo's including my progress pics page.
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Temp3.html
Do any of you guys shave your legs for Hygenic purposes or for other reasons like Partipation in sports like Wrestling, Swimming, Biking. Or is shaving your legs only for females. I tried it for the first time a few days ago, and my legs showed muscles, I didn't know it had.
I'm somewhere around 6 or 7 months along in my growth and my hair is beginning to look long. I haven't trimmed anything, save for my bangs which my mother insisted I have thinned out a few months back. Anyway, the problem I'm having is mostly with my bangs - if I pull them down completely, they almost cover my eyes completely, but instead they curl upwards. I mean its nice to keep it out of my face but it looks stupid. Is this because I wear glasses, that they're forced to dry this way? What should I do about this? The same thing also happens in the back, a few clumps curl outwards, some curl in towards the front of my face, no matter how much I comb it still tends to look sloppy with the curling. I remember hearing that when the hair is longer it becomes heavier and falls more, but my hair is VERY thick and I honestly don't know if that means the hair will continue along it's path of curling or what. I'm starting to get pretty excited, when wet it's almost to the bottom of my nose and I can start feeling it on my back, the ears are covered..another question would be how long til I can put it in a pony tail? Thanks much guys.
Mike
I seem to find myself being overly sensitive to people's remarks about my hair. How can I not let a person's comments bother me, even when they don't have bitter intentions. For example, the other day someone said she knew some people who wanted to cut my hair. ( in a jokingly way )I tried to laugh and take it as it was, a joke, but it was hard to hide the awkwardness of it. Also I'm trying to find new, fresh, humorous responses when people ask me how long I'm going to grow my hair without sounding rude. How can I respond to situations where people kind of "put me on the spot" and point out something about my hair and they sometimes make me feel awkward? It is tough and especially when with a group of people cause then suddenly they are all looking at me for how I will respond to some joke that one of them makes.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Also whats the best way to avoid and prevent clumps/tangles in the hair?
will
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I noted down all the suggestions I recieved, and will pass them on soon.
I also wanted to thank y'all for getting a laugh out of me from the responses. I really needed it since I've had one of the worse days of my life so far ;P
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Not seeing much difference from month to month but I think something's happening. Got to be neat-looking when I start my teaching degree in Sept. and enter the schools so this hair better hurry up. If I pull the bangs down they reach to about a centimeter below the chin. Tried to smile but it was like a shark grin, need to get me some smiling lessons. Managed to get through my unversity graduation on Saturday without a hair hassle, surprised that my classmates who haven't seen me in several months made no comments (good or bad) about the hair growth. /shrug
Shaun
I dont know if its just me but most people with long hair that I have talked to have been fans of videogames, specifically RPG's. My favorites are chrono trigger and FFVII... classics
Hello all,
First off, I am new to this forum and after reading some of the postings and replies, I'm really impressed with how all the posts are so polite and well behaved. Great job guys!
Since this is my first post, I will tell something about myself. I see most you guys are from Europe; I hail from the other side of the Atlantic where I am currently a full time college student. I play the guitar and listen to music a lot; my taste in music limited only by the kinds of guitar driven music out there, ranging from the soothing Tracy Chapman to the hardcore Iron Maiden. I am a big long hair desiree/fan. I used to have medium long hair(grown for about 2 years) about 1.5 years ago. But I just got really frustrated with how dry and unmanageable my hair looked and cut it short. But I am back with new zeal and determination to grow out my hair long and get those locks I have been dreaming about.
Okay, now to my questions and requests for advice. I have very thick, black, wavy/curly hair which frizzes a lot after I wash my hair. I use Aussie Moist shampoo and follow it up with Loreal Vive NutriForce Conditioner for Dry/Damaged Hair (I also use Neutrogena build up removing shampoo every week). It feels smooth when I'm just out of the shower, but it frizzes like crazy as my hair dries off. I constantly run my fingers through my hair to "spread my natural scalp oil through my hair." However, my hair ends up very frizzy and dry and I am really dissatisfied with the way my hair looks. I have been growing my hair for about 5 months now (I started from maybe 1.5 inches long) and now my hair covers my ears at the sides and my eyes at the front. Any advice on the how to tame this?
Second question, the lower part of my hair (the ones at the side of my neck, and just above my ears) feels very coarse and uneven as compared to the top part of my hair. Is it supposed to be like this? Should I trim these part of my hair to have a more even texture?
Third question, when I run my hand through my hair, I feel clumps of hair on my hand rather than individual strands of hair. I know curly hair tends to clump or stick together, but are there any ways to "strandize" you hair and make them less clumpy?
Thats about it for now. I'll try to upload the picture of my hair so you guys can see what I am talking about. By the way, I saw some great looking hair while browsing through the forum. Great job guys!!
Sorry my first post is so long. I'll try to keep it short from now on.
Black Dog
I've beeen away and can't find anything about the Evil Milkman sine his supposed cut three weeks ago.
His web site is abandonned.
Anyone know which way he went?
To describe my hair I would have to say "curly". Its a bit of an understatement but, no one even knows since I blow dry it and recently started straightening it. Over the summer I go swimming and was wondering if there is anything I can do, to no look like frodo baggins when I get out of the water.
Hi, My name is Rey. This is my first time posting, however have visited the site many times. I found the site a couple of years ago when living in San Antonio and started to grow my hair, I was already a year into growing it, but got tired of everyones comments (boss, inlaws, coworkers etc) and became self-conscience about it. I really didnt want to use stuff in my hair, but I have the thick wavy latino hair, so it would sometimes puff up pretty bad. Anyhow that along with continuous, you look better with short hair comments I completely shaved my head, to later regret it, especially since the comments were coming from people who should have no opinion. They were use to the fade. Some South Texas Latinos, like myself, have a tendency to get the marine style fade cut, well thats all good if youre in the armed forces, which I am not.
Well here I am again, and really dont care what others say anymore, moving to Austin long hair on men is everywhere. Makes it a lot easier, even when I dont use anything and it gets puffy, I still fit in. I love it.
Anyhow I just wanted to introduce myself.
I do have questions though, which I will post later with pics, dont want to drag this post too long.
Thanks
Rey
This question is targeted at those who wash their hair infrequently with the intent to maximize growth, but anyone can answer it. I'm growing for maximum length, so I am concerned about washing patterns and what type will help maximize my potential. I've tried cutting my washings back over the past few weeks. I've been washing about every 4/5 days with daily conditioning. I like the results for the most part. I have, however, started getting some dandriff (mostly around my center part). I've always had a scalp prone to having dandriff. If I wash my hair every 1/2 days, I don't have any dandriff at all. It's just when I try to space washings out that the problem begins. I'm using middle-range brands right now (Aveda & Physique) that work great in every area aside from this dandriff issue. I'd hate to have to go to a dandriff-focused shampoo since I am already using a hydrating shampoo that I am dependent on and I've never seen products that mix two special targets together.
Any advice on how to balance infrequent washings with dandriff/dry scalp?
Hi, ive possted a couple of times before.
anyway,
here is a shot of how my hair is growing (since Sept 2003), the photo is the day of washing and letting it air dry as ususal so it always curls and stuff.
So what do you think.... Do I need any trims etc...
My goal is just past shoulder length and I hope to be able to tie most of it back by christmas (fringe/bangs can be put behing ears).
My mom gave me this comb earlier today. I have no idea why this comb is so great. All I know is I'll never use anything else. If you've ever had trouble getting out tangles you must get this comb. I even used it after I got out of the shower earlier. This thing just flows right through my hair. Freaking incredible. Go buy this comb now. You'll thank me later.
http://www.scunci.com/product_detail.aspx?gid=3&pid=39&lp=11
http://www.scunci.com/product_detail.aspx?gid=3&pid=39&lp=11
How big of an issue is this?
If I just leave my hair to dry, it'll look like a total mess (once it's dry I can't do anything to change it, it's all curly, and it just flips back when I try to comb or brush it).
The only way I've found that I can like my hair while growing it out, is to brush it gently while it's still wet, that way it's mainly just wavy instead of curly.
So, is it that big of a problem?
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I know...I look a little too happy, but I like the weekend! lol.
~Peace~ Blonde
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I've got two pictures of when my hair was wet earlier today. Quite wet, judging from the water on the back of my shirt. This should show how long it is, although it's not all that different when it's dry. My hair's a bit wavy, especially at the ends, but not enough that it makes too huge of a difference on the length. I imagine I'll be posting a pic or two of my hair in its dry form eventually, when it isn't really dry. (That made sense. Suuure it did...)
And the question. I live in Texas, near Houston. Does anybody know of any store types around here that carry jojoba oil here? I haven't really done any searching yet, but it'd help the search a lot if somebody knew of a good place to find it.
What do you guys do with your side burns? Do you let them grow natural, buzz them or trim? Another question is the hair on the back of the neck that dont grow very long. If you wear a pony tail are you supposed to cut them? IF so how do you do it?
PS- When I was forced to get a trim the guy cut my freakin bangs. Without being stretched they used to reach to the bottom of the eye, now they are at eye brow level. Should I trim the rest of the hair or just leave it?
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My dad likes riding his motorcycle and was browsing on a few motorcycle sites. I looked on and fell upon this product for ponytails. I've never seen one of these before but it looks like a cool way to wear a ponytail. Mine's not long or thick enough for one of these yet since my ponytail only reaches no more than 6 1/2". The small is 7" and large is 10 1/2". Looks cool to wear even without a bike. Maybe someother guys here might try it. Tell me what you think.
P.S. I know I haven't shown any current pics of myself, I'm trying to find a battery that isn't dead for the camera. The sooner I do, the sooner you'll see.
In fact a symbol of masculinity before the 20th century was for a man to have at least hair beyond his ears reaching to his shoulders. Looking back at medivial history and Ancient history, the average male kept his hair longer than the Average Female does today. And if I can't convince that Long Hair is Masculine just look at Lord of the Rings. I don't think I saw a guy in the whole trilogy with hair shorter than shoulder length.
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Hi guys - here's the current pics... sorry about the lack of quality this month. Had to take them in artificial light cos I'm only getting out of work at 11pm...
...so very tired.
Anyway, you can see the hair is just sitting behind my ears now. Measures at just over 6inches.
As usual, all comments welcome :)
wolfeyes
I know that Rogaine, Propecia etc are no good after hair loss, but help to prevent it.
Does anybody know whether any of these drugs help the hair to continue to grow beyond (in time and therefore in length) the natural terminal length?
I collected my hair care experiences into a cohesive article and posted it on my website. I usually write technical articles about computers, so this is somewhat different for me. Comments are welcome!
Ed
"They know everything there is to know about everyone elses business.....but their own!"
How often one growing-out their hair is met by someone who doesn't have anything else to do but try and start an argument to get a rise out of you. WORST thing to do is argue. BEST thing to do is agree and turn it into a fun experience for youself and drive the troublemaker nuts.........for he has nowhere to go.
Below are some fun examples, some of which (in the past) I have used myself to fling someone over my shoulder and render him speechless. Hope you guys get a good laugh out of some of these retorts. :-)
Q. "When are you going to get a Haircut?"
A. "Just as soon as I get to the Barber Shop."
Q. "Your hair is getting so long you are starting to look like a Girl."
A. "Really?" That's great...........hope she is a pretty one.
Q. "Long Hair on Men is out! Did you know that?"
A. "No. Thank you so much for your kindness in letting me know."
Q. "Your hair is getting so long that pretty soon you won't be able to see where you're going."
A. "Ha ha ha..........I know. Isn't is funny?"
Q. "Why don't you buzz your hair like mine? I just wash it and leap out of the house."
A. "Cause I always think before I leap."
Q. "Your hair is getting so long now that a Bird could build a nest in it."
A. "Really? That's great! Hope it's the Goose that lays Golden Eggs."
Q. "Just think what other people are thinking about you with that hair."
A. "I have and am still thinking."
Q. "Your hair is a mess!"
A. "Yeah, I know.........and so isn't my life. But you can help me and pray for me every day. I just KNOW you are a very special caring person."
Q. "How long are you going to let your hair grow anyway?"
A. "I don't know........but could you please write your name and phone number down and I shall be sure to call you and let you know just as soon as I know."
Q. "Well.......with that hair of yours you might as well go all the way and buy yourself a pair of High Heels."
A. "I already have."
Q. "What are you trying to do anyway, look like Jesus?"
A. "Yes. He was so nice."
And now..........for a common mistake which might take place in a store when viewed from the back. In this case the person isn't trying to pick an argument.........but the retort is a scream!
Q. "Excuse me Miss."
A. "Surely." (Said in the highest voice you can.) The person looks back and the expression on his or her face is priceless.
And finally..........this one is a killer:
Q. "Are you a Girl?"
A. "Yes."
Q. "No you aren't."
A. "Yes I am."
Q. "You're not kiddin me."
A. "I'm not trying to."
Q. "You're a Boy!"
A. "No I'm not."
Q. "Yes you are!"
A. "No I'm not."
(This goes on and on. They finally give up and leave.)
Moral of it all: "To argue with a fool makes two fools."
Hi,
I have a somewhat-decent picture of myself that shows my hair as it is without being "styled" into any kind of position. I know my hair is curly, but how tight are the curls likely to turn out? Also, does it look like I am losing hair or are the hairs just too clumped together to cover my head? My hair was very greasy when this photo was taken.
Thanks,
Rick
Ive been noticing that after taking a shower I get these tiny knots usually on 1 or 2 strands of hair. I dont towel dry my hair I just sorta shake it around and wait till it dries. Is it bad for me to be ripping these tiny knots off?
For those who asked how long the results from a ceramic iron last:
To recap, I washed my hair Sunday night and let it air-dry overnight, then woke up to this:
After some quality time (10 min.) with my Farouk CHI 1" ceramic iron and a touch of jojoba oil, I had this:
It's now 48 hours later, and I haven't used a comb or a brush or any styling products (not even additional jojoba oil) in the past two days. I simply run my fingers through my hair to style it in the morning, and it's still pretty straight:
The ends have flipped a bit, but they're obviously not nearly as curly as they normally would be. In fact, I rather like it better after the ends flip a tad; it looks more natural.
Again, I live in the mountains of Western North Carolina, where it's extremely humid this type of year. So for my hair to hold up this well after two days (one of which was overcast and rainy) is pretty good. I do have to wear a shower cap when I shower (that much steam would definitely curl it back up, as I found out in a hot tub week before last), but that's a small price to pay.
Cheers,
Jeremy
My hair is at the 7th month stage of growth and I can generally keep it neat anywhere but the back. My hair then goes from straight to a wave to a curl. Do you have any method about what to do with my hair until its long enough for a ponytail.
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here is a pic i just took
what annoys me is how my hair so afroish, when i run my hands through my hair, i don't feel think stands of hair, i feel huge thick clumps of all these strands together. If i pull the front of my hair, it gets to my eyebrows, but other then that its just clumped up and i dont know what to do.
i have obtained a ceramic flat iron, and wondering how to use it... it didn't come with instructions! i've never seen one of these in use, so i'm unsure of how to go about doing it...especially the back of my head. any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Guys i just wondered if any of you like pop music and bands like that. I love people like
Christina Aguleria - goes a bit crazy with the brades and the colour and the dred locks and the crimping i could go on
beyonce - Great hair allways looks perfect
christina millian - Great hair love it
britny - Love har hair in the Toxic Video..
Any coments welcome ..
Hi everyone thanks to everyone who replyed to my message i am soo Gratefull. Do you really think i could be a model who ever said it ?? well i would love to be one i dont know how to be any way. I was wondering if anyone knew how to crimp your hair?? and has anyone don it before?? I think it is like a hiar straightner but with different plates..
Thanks
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I was going through some photos from just over a year ago and took notice of just how much my hair has deteriorated since. I've been really brutal and neglegant with it the past year in terms of the way I brush it when it's wet etc. I have noticed that it really hadn't seemed to be growing any longer lately but failed to take notice of just how frail my ends had gotten until I looked at those pictures and saw how full they used to be. My hair looks just as long, if not, longer in the pictures of me over a year ago than it looks now.
What'd I'd like to know, is what are the best ways to go about restoring my hair without sacrificing a noticeable length. I know it's gonna take time but I'm willing to do it because I want to continue growing it longer. I've provided some before and after pictures for comparisons sake. The first two are from last year, the 3rd is from several months ago.
Take Note: My hair does look slightly better now than it did in the provided after picture due to having 2 inches trimmed off but it still leaves a lot to be desired in comparison to the before shots. My hair was so shot, I couldn't even notice that 2 inches were missing!
So far, I've bought myself a good brush and am trying some conditioners that supposedely will help and I'm alot more careful in not brusing straight through and ripping through tangles. What more can I do?
Thanks
This is such an intriguing site, it is a wonderful discovery to learn that there is a community of men that have committed to the beauty of long hair. I am a woman with a bit more than floor length hair and have felt that the conscious decision to grow one's hair is often a spiritual one, if for no other reason than the strength of spirit it takes to defy the norm. I was wondering if I could prod the strong minds here as to the reasons why you made the decision to allow your hair to grow.
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Hi i have been posting on this sight for a while. I have got a web cam now and i am trying to get some pictures on the website, be warned it might not work!! anyway in these pictures my hair hasent ben washed to it is a bit greasy which gives it a bit of a shine and is more managable.. Comments welcome
Look i really need some help i cant do it at all !!!
i dont want a picture at the top where my name is i want a big picture by the mesage please help me !!
Had long hair from my teens, never sure what to do with it and still not sure now! Having said that, I pretty much ignored the back which was a lot shorter and graduated when I started growing it out, so during the awkward phase it probably looked worse than for people who start with a shorter, more even cut. Eventually got down to my shoulders though, and I kept it long from then on until the last year or so, varying the length from below my shoulders to collar length without a fringe. Nothing wrong with layers: just don't have too many different layers, or too short layers and things should be fine if you have straight or wavy hair between chin and shoulder length. Obviously have to have them freshened up ... Very indecisive, though I should go shorter so got a razored hairstyle last year which I kind of liked, but it was an odd combination of longer than I wanted and shorter than I wanted: almost a mullet. Got a "proper" short hairstyle now (with a short back) and don't know what to do really. Found long hair A LOT easier to deal with and as I am an essentially clueless person the casual harrassment by strangers and personal nagging about the same. Some people are never satisfied!
Family were mixed on my hair when it was long and mixed on it now really. My father prefers it short, even though he had a proper long haired phase in the seventies, and he was even skinnier than me and looked pretty cute for a girl ... Maybe that's why. As I wear specs I have gone from, "Look, that Wayne's World bloke" to "Look - Harry Potter!" which is not a particularly fortunate outcome. My good friend Carmel wants me to grow it again but I want to avoid a "mullet" phase. Actually she understands pretty well as she has been growing out a short layered haircut over the last year, and has NOT had any trims but she does have hyper-silky fine hair that does not tend to split, whereas I have wavy medium hair that splits at the first sign of trouble ... Would love to highlight or color it too but probably dry it, leaving it more prone to splitting. Also monetary restriction. My hair is light brown and theoretically should be able to get away with using a high-lift tint, but all the stuff on the market seems to be either heavy-duty lightener or fairly weak dyes for people with dark blond hair. And I am so cack-handed am sure it would all go horribly wrong ...
Hi,
I noticed that as summer is going away, my hair feels better, it`s less dry. However that`s not to say that winter is good for hair. I think a temperature of around 20 degrees celcius is ok for the hair.
Hi guys, I haven't really worried about this much till now....but my question is about the the hair above my sideburns, right in the area starting above my ears and going about an inch high. This hair seems to be almost like the straggly hair that's on the back of my neck but not QUITE that bad-I posted about that hair a few days ago and thanks again for the responses.
So anyway, this hair seems to grow a lot slower than the rest of my hair. After 10 months of growing, it still seems fairly thin and curly compared to the rest of my hair, which is just thick and wavy (but curly in the mornings). Anyone else have this problem? Like the hair on the back of my neck, it's only going to be a real problem when I tie my hair back, but I want to think ahead!
I'm guessing one could keep it short, but I don't want to have this undercut-like style. Or perhaps tie one's tail so that it slopes downwards toward the neck rather to cover up this hair, rather than tying towards the centre of the back of your head, in which case for me the hair in question still sticks out really frizzily.
Yikes, sorry for my long-winded posts (as always)...but does anyone else have this problem in the first place?
Here is a front picture that was reaquested, and also a side pic as well...thanks for any comments.
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For about 7 years I've attended a Martial Arts school and I'll be earning my 2nd degree black belt this month. And for 10 months my hair has been growing dramatically to touch past the bottom of my neck when stretched or comming out of the shower or pool. Are there any martial artists out there cause I liked Jackie Chan's hair in Shanghigh Noon. Looked much better in a ponytail, kinda like this guy from Tekken. That's the length I'd want or maybe a tad shorter. Wat do u think?
Hey :)
Just wanted to share my delight - I was on my way into work yesterday, and had the car windows down cos it was such a hot day. My hair was blowing all over the place - something I've just been getting used to - and when I stopped outside work, I gave my hair a quick run through with my fingers, pushing it back out of my eyes...
...and it stayed behind my ears :) Soooo glad I can do something else now than just suffer the curtains stage! I'll take pictures ASAP and post them... in a week I'll have been growing 6 months, so when I get a break from work I'll get them up to show you.
Just want to say thanks again to everyone for the constant support and advice. Much appreciated !
wolfeyes
As some of you might know, I'm regrowing my undercut. The main reason I'm regrowing it is because I miss having the hair there, but another reason is to give my hair a nit more natural body, if you know what I mean.
Anyway, I was just wondering if the undercut, as it grows longer and begins to catch up with the rest of my hair, will end up being flatter than if it was grown without any hair ontop of it (E.G. from a shaved head, or whatever). I'm sure it won't be any more flattened than normal becasue the hair above would eventually cover it anyway, but I'm not sure.
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Nichol
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Yo dudes,
Around 2 months ago i had my hair like this.
But i decided to get it cut for some stupid reason, it made me feel like i killed some part of myself afterwards:(
it really made me feel Horrible!
Between one and two months from here i'll got that length back says my hairstyler.
so here's my question> should i grow it untill that point or should i continue to grow it even longer, i've no clue what to do.
so anyone got suggestions?
17 months have passed since I started growing my hair. Here is the current situation. Now I can put nearly all of my hair to pony tail. I've got three maintenance cuts along the progress. Comments, compliments, complaints, all are welcome :)
Other pics:
http://kotinetti.suomi.net/ham.laurila/me010504.jpg
http://kotinetti.suomi.net/ham.laurila/kokovartalo.jpg
Hiya guys, Im doing my a-levels at the moment so Ive been rather short on time but I have managed to revamp my site today.
There are 5 new progress pictures that I took today (its been about 1.5 months since the last update I think). I am pleased with my progress this month, although the growth rate "appears" to have slowed down perhaps...(probably just the less significant effect that half an inch has as my hair gets longer).
Also, I have uploaded some small mp3's (about half a meg each - 25 - 40 secs) of my guitar playing - with backing - a one man band you might say! Feel free to download and comment on my material. You will find them on the new "guitar page".
Any comments/advice on my hair and/or the music is very welcome!
Thanks,
~Gaz
http://www.ghost.filetap.com
I've really been hating how my hair is lately and I'nm thinking about cutting it,I really don't want to because having long hair is what I have wanted ofr a long time but the way it is right now is just too frustrating....
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Hi People
In case anyone is interested here's my 16 Month Progress Pic.
You can see my other progress pics on my site (link below).
More pics to follow...
Comments, Praise, Flares, all welcomed as usual...
Sorted
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Hi I think my last picture accually worked but i dont know how to put more than one picture on the message help needed !!
At the high school I go to, long hair among guys seems to be a growing fad now. At the moment there's approx. 6 beginner long hairs including myself in our sophomore class, and rising. Is it coincidedntal or is growing long hair seem to be popular among teens? And should growing long hair be common among teens? (I've no intentions of cutting it) or could that be my adolesence talking? Anyway I've recieved lots of support from my family seeing that I'm the first to start growing my hair long and they believe it's a great idea. My aunt is the manager of a hair salon and she and her daughters/my cousins who are like childhood friends to me are just dying to style it.
Also, if anyone has experienced this, but I'm going through a stage I'd like to call my "Big Bangs" theory. Baisicly, there's two groups of my bangs gathered up and sometimes hang infront of my face blinding me. But they've grown long enough I can control them a bit more.
Finally, I can put my hair into a small ponytail but I feel that I should wait until the end of summer (which is when my hair grows fastest) to start considering it. Are there any suggestions for styles I can use for now until then? And please no dreads, they slow down the growing process and everyone at my school will think I'm a junkie. Everything else is great, thanx!
I thought of this the other day, after reading a few pleas for HELP through the awkward stage of longhair.
(Sung to the tune of "Help" from The Beatles)
Help, I need somebody,
Help, not just anybody,
Help, you know I need someone, help.
When I had short hair, so much shorter than today,
I never needed anybodys help in any way.
But now my hair is long, Im not so self assured,
Now I find Ive changed my mind and accessed the hyperboard.
Help me if you can, it's out of hand
I have a yearning to become a long hair man.
Help me get my hair in a ponytail band,
Wont you please, please help me.
And now my hair has changed but I just suffer through,
The shower stall is packed with gels, pomade and glue.
But every now and then I feel like getting shorn,
But I know that I want hair like Kurt Cobain or Aragorn.
Help me if you can, it's out of hand
This stupid awkward stage I just can't stand.
Help me look like a drummer in a heavy metal band,
Wont you please, please help me.
So now I'm on day twelve of the two week rule,
I still get funny looks from friends at work and school.
But now some days I think I'll give my head a buzz
And donate all those awkward folicles to Locks of Love.
Help me if you can, it's out of hand
It's iritating to be called, "Ma'am,"
Help me look like that movie star man,
Wont you please, please help me, help me, help me, ohhhhh
I posted something in the personals section last night, but i don't see it. Maybe it didn't make it through, maybe it was deleted? I don't know?
Hi all:
I finally took some new pics of myself this morning. The first is my hair in its natural state: curly with a touch of jojoba oil.
The second is after using my brand-new CHI ceramic iron then applying a touch of jojoba oil.
This is after approx. 18 months of growth and three maintenance trims. When straight, the back of my hair barely touches my collar and the front goes just below my lips. Ultimate goal: all one length at mid-shoulderblades, which I should hit in about a year.
I can't say enough good things about my new ceramic iron, which has helped keep me sane on extremely humid North Carolina days (such as today) when my curly hair would normally be a total afro and not long enough to tuck behind my ears. But after straigtening, it's virtually frizz-free and long enough to stay tucked.
And jojoba oil...where to begin?! When I first started using a ceramic iron a couple of weeks ago, my hair would be straight but look rather dry for the first day. (I only wash every three days.) But after applying a wee bit of jojoba oil after straightening, my hair is extremely smooth and silky, and I swear the jojoba oil really intensified the color of my hair. For others with dry, frizzy hair, if you haven't tried jojoba oil yet, I highly recommend it. But be forewarned, it only takes a very, very small amount, such as a few drops; this stuff is quite thin and a little goes a long way.
Cheers,
Jeremy
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Here're the normal, not-wet hair pics I said I'd post, including the actual front view. I've had it in a ponytail all day, so it's got a bit more of a wave from that. This's pretty much the condition it's in most of the time, though.
Hi guys! I have a feeling these kind of posts have been made before, but I haven't seen them to my recollection, so I figure it's time to give it a whirl.
How did you come up with the name you use to post here? I'll admit mine, although I have a bit of shame in it. A few years ago I was pretty in to the Sex Pistols and so whenever I would post somewhere on the Internet, I usually went by the name "Sid" or "Sid Vicious." Haha, I don't even like them nearly as much anymore, and Sid was certainly not my role model for having longer hair, that's just the name I used. And no, I NEVER had a spiky haircut!
I'm interested to hear how you guys came up with your names. Ones like Luckskind, Sorted, Absalom, and others must have some cool stories!
OK, so after seeing all the pics, I realize that maybe it's about time that I finally buy one (so it's a somewhat related topic to this board). I'm looking for something under $200 if possible or thereabouts, and probably won't need to print out pictures. So I don't need the most megapixels possible obviously :)
Hi i would like any help on the image side of things.... i would like a small picture of me in the corner of my message. And i want to know how to upload a picture, i have don it before but it dosent work i think mabey the picture file is to big or something !!! any help would be gratefull..
Hey!
Just wondered if anyone's heading to see Metallica this year - they're playing Dublin in 25 days and I'm soo excited. I've seen them every time they've come here and I love the atmosphere in the crowd.
Don't think my hair's quite going to be the length I wanted for the concert so I'll probably just hide it under a hat or bandana.
ok so on the right side of my head right above where my side burns are the hair is like flipping out... on the left side though its not at all, why is that? and i heard the "wings" will flatten out after the hair grows longer...
it just doesnt make sense how on one side its flipping out and the other side its not at all... the back of my head at the bottom its not really flipping at all
If you've noticed there is little spam on here anymore, that is no accident. I have made some software changes that catch almost all of it.
These changes do however, once in a while, trap certain users every time they post. If you post frequently, if you've never run afoul of the moderation crew, and if you are finding every post you make is screened, we can arrange a workaround. Drop me a line by clicking on the link.
How do you wear your hair to bed? One of the things I've discovered as my hair grew longer is that I have to tie it up before I go to bed so it won't wrap around my head, get trapped under my body, etc. It seems some people can just drape it off the end of the bed. Maybe mine is too short for that or I just flop around too much. I also can't tie it anywhere behind my head because the knot bothers me. For many months now I've been tying my hair into a 'topknot'. (Fate is against me here as I've taken pictures the last two updates but they didn't come out). I gather the hair into a ponytail on the crown of my head, pull it through the elastic, instead of pulling the tail through a second time I only pull it part-way so it forms a small loop. Makes it more compact and easier to remove in the morning. I vary the position of the knot around the top of my head to avoid excessive wear in one particular spot. When I first started doing this all my hair wasn't long enough to stay. Now it stays nicely and, frankly, I have no problem being seen by people when I wake up. It is obviously a 'utility' hairstyle but when I had short hair I had much, much worse 'bed head'. As an added benefit having my hair piled on top of my head makes my morning routine a lot easier (shaving, teeth brushing, face washing, etc). The top-knot is working for me but I'm still interested in other ideas. How do you wear your hair to bed?
these are ma progress pics..i been gorwing my bangs for abou 15 months and the back hair since september so about 10 months... i hope the pics show up..if not just copy and paste the links..
n in the pic of ma hair loose, it is wet..just of your wondering..it is very thick n wavy wen dry..
here are the links incase the html didnt work:
http://img52.photobucket.com/albums/v160/gjuice/PhoneG.jpg
http://img52.photobucket.com/albums/v160/gjuice/hairloose2.jpg
http://img52.photobucket.com/albums/v160/gjuice/ponytail_bak_2.jpg
Hi guys! My name is Monique. I'm 30 years old, married to a wonderful, handsome man who has beautiful long hair, and we have an adorable 15 month old baby daughter. I also have two stepdaughters.
I love this website! You men are soooo beautiful and handsome with your gorgeous long hair! I really love long hair on men! And it's interesting reading what you guys write about your long hair.
Guys I have a question for you. My husband has really beautiful, straught, long, dark blonde hair about a third of the way down his back and he is growing it even longer 'sigh', I love his long hair and always encourage him to grow it as long as he can.
My husband though only wears his hair two ways; either loose and hanging down, or pulled back in a ponytail.
Now don't get me wrong, I love his hair those ways, but sometimes I would like him to wear it other ways too.
I have told him I would braid his hair for him, or put it in an updo for him, you know, just do different things with his hair, but he won't let me do that with his hair. I think he feels it is "femmy" for a man to have his hair braided or put into an updo. I have told him that I feel that is ridiculous, my husband is a very masculine guy, he has a masculine face, a strong athletic build, a neatly trimmed beard, a baritone voice, you know , he is a very handsome and masculine man! And other masculine men sometimes wear their long hair in braids or an updo. I mean Willie Nelson even has braids sometimes. Japanese warriors used to wear their long hair in updos. Native American Indian men wear braids. Some White guys like my husband do too.
So my question is this, How can I convince my husband to let me do different things with his long hair, to try different hairstyles like braids or an updo?
I'm not saying he has to wear his hair in those styles in public(although I would love it if he did that when I was with him!), but at least when we are together at home, I would like him to let me braid his hair or especially put his hair up.
He does let me detangle and brush his hair, I do help him take care of it, but he only lets me do that.
I really love my husband and he does many nice things for me as I do for him, but he hardly ever lets me do different styles with his hair. How can I convinve him to let me put his hair in braids or put his hair up for him?
Thanks for reading this.
Much love,
Monique
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pic of me layin down, i was playin around with my new digital camera, its crazy wicked! -peace
This is just a small step toward male civil liberties, but its still encouraging. A federal appeals court ruled last week that prison authorities did not have the right to prolong the sentence of a Native American man because he refused to cut his waist length hair. The inmate, Billy Warsoldier, belongs to the Cahuillas tribe in Riverside County, California. He was serving a two year sentence for drunk driving and was supposed to be released last Friday on good behavior credits. Prison officials, however, said they were going to keep him in prison until July 7 because he had refused to cut his hair. The ACLU filed an emergency petition with the 9th Circuit, which ordered Warsoldier released, holding that continuing to incarcerate Warsoldier because he wouldn't cut his hair violated his right to freedom of religion. (The Cahuillas only cut their hair if a loved one dies.) The case would have wider application and more significance for those of us who don't have a religious basis for our choice of hairstyle if the court had decided the case on the ground that men have an equal right with women to wear their hair any length they choose. Still, its a step in the right direction.
Hey I was just wondering how long are your bangs when they are just hanging? And how long do they stretch when you pull them if you could post a picture I would appreciate it. Im just trying to get a feel for how much length you have on me in relation to the couple month gap inbetween our growth thanks in advance.
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Hehe, i decided to buy the DVD Last Samurai eirlier, just because i thought Tom Cruise's Hair looked really good in it. I can report the storys really good too, but he has amazing hair in it. Quite straight at the beginning and styled, then a little bit more unkempt looking later on which also looks great. Id recommend seeing it. :o)
i tried some bees wax in my hair yesterday to see what would happen. At first i hated the feeling. Now the back has taken on the look of long ringlets and looks really great. Sorry no pics.
Has anyone else tried this?
If there are any other people here that watch smallville and saw them shaving lionels head (real name john glover). I was so mad when I saw it. I was screaming in my head "nooooo!!"
this is him with hair: http://www.sockiipress.org/jglover/titleimage.jpg
and without: http://www.sockiipress.org/jglover/goat0525a.jpg
Been lurking here for quite a few months now, so I figure it's about time to post.
So I'm Doug. Not the same as the other person with the handle Doug. I'll be using this one. My hair's currently about 4-5 inches below the top of my shoulders, and I've been growing it for around a year and a half now. At my high school (I'm 16) I'm probably the male with the longest hair, surprisingly. I'm not sure whether to say the town I live in is conservative or not, because it's rather a mix of both in ways.
Around two years ago I had an undercut, with the top of my hair around mid-ear level. My mother persuaded me to get it cut for the summer, and I don't remember feeling all that much regret at the time.. I guess I'm a bit more into it now, though, or it wouldn't be this long.
I'm not sure how long I want my hair to get, but I do know it's gonna be longer than this. I'll post some pictures in a couple days, because right now it's not exactly in the best of shape due to swimming twice in the past three days.
Great board here, guys. Lots of helpful advice that's kept me moving on with my long hair.
Hey guys. I was just wondering if it's normal for the hair to gradually thin out at the ends as it grows? This seems to be the case for me anyway, more noticable with the bangs. They're not horribly thin, in fact it's not too bad, but i was just wondering what you guys do when the hair starts to get thinner as it grows. Do you get trims to make the hair thicker - even though this inevitably lose's length?
I'm just interested because I want nice thick bangs/hair at the front. I don't mean thick as in thick hair strands, just as in the amount of hair at the same length giving a fuller thick appearance. I'm know know what i mean:p
Anyway, any tips/advice about if the hair gets slightly thinner as it grows and if trims would be the solution (seems like the only solution to me) would be much appreciated! Thanks
Hey guys. Thanks again for helping me out with my situation. I've already started treatment for my hair and i'm hoping for the best. Hopefully when i turn 40 i'll look in the mirror and see myself with fuller and longer hair than it is now :).
Oh and Gollan, excellent pics!!!
if my hair wouldn't be so wavy it would look like yours hehe
Hello! I'm at 19 months now. Going in to have about a half inch cut off the very back only. One question I have is what to do with that weird curly hair that grows at the base of your neck. Leave it or cut it. It just looks weird when you have your hair back in a tail. Thanks!
...I've just about had it, my hair's p***ing me off no end. I've even made a list of advantages and disadvantages of having it long and the disadvantages lead at a 2:1 ratio!
So I probably won't be around here for too much longer. Good luck to the rest of you in achieving the hair you want.
Take care.
Hey, I'm new here but I've viewed many subjects along this hyperboard. I'm 16 and I've been growing my hair for about 10 months. My bangs stretch down to my lips and my hair in the back just barely touches the very bottom of my neck. Hard to believe I know. It grows unusually fast. SO just wnted to say hi and feel free to respond:)
As you all know, when you're growing your hair out you measure your progress by small occurrences and comments most people wouldn't think twice about, but they're absolutely thrilling to you.
While cater-waitering tonight I had two things happen to make me think: "Hey, I'm almost a longhair!" First of all, the owner of the catering shop told me my hair is borderline needing to be pulled back into a ponytail. Some people would be offended, but I was quite excited and saw it as an excuse to try to wear a ponytail next time I work for them. Then one of the guests asked me if I'm a Mavericks fan. I racked my brain trying to think of the song they sing...then he said "The Dallas Mavericks" and saved me from making a total dork of myself. I played it off and he told me I look like Steve Nash. I had no idea who that was, so when I got home I immediately looked him up. Hey, I'll take the compliment! He and I do have about the same hair.
Just had to share. Have a great holiday weekend!
Jeremy
Firstly like most people I have an uncle, who is the adopted brother of my stepfather lol so not really my uncle :)
So anyway I rarely see him and the last time I did, he hair was longish and growing out. His german girlfriend has fairly short hair, much shorter than average for a woman. I was talking to my uncle and his story was that his girlfriend wants him to grow it long and if he cuts his hair, she will cut her hair off all the way. He related to me that when he met her she had a Sinead O'Connor sort of hairstyle.
I just thought this was amusing and I wouldn't mind finding a girl that threatened me with ultimatums like that :)
Anyone have a similar story?
Alot of people are talking about cutting back on number of washes and such so I have a few questions. Im going to stop shampooing everyday but will continue to conditionar everyday. My first question is does anyone else find it hard to work conditionar in when they havn't shampooed first? And second now that my hair is getting long I was thinking I should be tying it back when I sleep. Is this a good idea as so far ive just been putting my hair behind my ears and laying it over my back? If it is a smart idea to start tying back before sleeping what is a good type of hair tie to use I know that I wont be using my day time hair ties as they have that metal piece in them?
Hi guys, a couple weeks ago, I went into a cosmetics-type place with lots of upscale hair products, and got a fairly high-quality shampoo and conditioner that they recommended to me, since I read on this board that in the realm of upscale hair products, sometimes paying more is actually worth it, and not necessarily just paying for some elite B.S. brand name, like with clothes. The name of those products are Multiplicity: Dimensions Texture shampoo and conditioner (not a 2 in 1), and I'm happy with them so far.
Anyway, on to the point of this message, while I was at the store, I also bought a deep conditioner called Original Terax Cream that they recommended to me, which I haven't gotten around to using yet. The ingredients don't look so great with all the alcohol stuff: Water, Cetearyl Alcohol, Parfum Fragrance, Lauryl Alcohol, Isopropyl Alcohol, Hyrdrogenated Tallotrimonium Chloride, Ceteareth-3, Hydrogenated Tallow glycerides, Myristyl Alcohol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Sodium Lauryl Sulfate, T.E.A.
Or does that seem normal for a DEEP conditioner? If not, can you recommend a good deep conditioner? How often and for how long do you use it?
I was just reading about how people trim or buzz the straggley hair on the lower neck that never seem to get very long. I was wondering- do you guys shave ur side burns, trim or just leave naturally? If you do cut them how high up do you do it?
And what is "terminal length"?
Well, yesterday was the one year mark. There's new pics on my site, so drop by and take a look if ya want. See you all around!
So I go to the dentist the other day and I'm sitting in the chair waiting for the guy to come in, when one of those perky little dentist slaves.. (helpers?) walks in and looks at me and says "get a hair cut you hippy!". I wasnt sure if she was kidding... I was pretty mad but I thought nah it was probably a joke. Next the dentist walks in and says "woooah there buddy! looks like you need a hair cut!" (he has a crew cut).
Has any of this crap where people have told you to get a hair cut ever happened to you guys?
What do you like, cut or natural ends? Do you prefer one on females and the other on males? Please explain your preference.
For anyone who doesn't know what I'm talking about... there are two 'schools of thought' about how to care for the ends of your hair. The 'cut ends' folks get trims and keep the end of their length in some regular pattern (blunt '_', 'U', 'V', etc). The hair stops in one of these patterns and generally appears the same thickness over on the entire length. The 'natural ends' folks don't go for regular trims but instead cut out individual split ends and knots. Natural ends just 'fade out' and get thinner at the bottom of the length and there is less of a pattern.
So which to you prefer and why?
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You see, I'm working at McDonald's, and they do not allow long hair... This is a serious problem, because I always have wanted long hair..
I don't know what to do...do you?? I hope you have some tips...
PS. Do you think long hair will fit me?
I'm really impressed about this site - I'm glad to see that so many men loves long hair! :)
Exactly one year on (although I did get a few trims).
I started off with a number 1 skinhead last year.
Here are the URL's to the pictures, tell me what you think
http://www.freewebs.com/deadmaninc7862/Middle%20May%2030.jpg
http://www.freewebs.com/deadmaninc7862/MIDDLE%202%20MAY%2030.JPG
http://www.freewebs.com/deadmaninc7862/DOWN%20MAY%2030.JPG
http://www.freewebs.com/deadmaninc7862/Tail%20May%2030.jpg
Hey guys!
I've visited this board a few times, and it's awesome. I've been growing my hair for about three and a half years now. It's dark brown and a little wavy, and about three or four inches away from the middle of my back. Great!!
Unfortunately, i've got a problem i've been noticing for about a year now. See, my father's bald, and my uncle, and my late grandfather. This really didn't matter much to me at the beginning until i noticed my hair's thinning at the front. Sometimes i comb it forward in front of a mirror and are shocked to see the light reflecting on my scalp. Some of my friends tell me i'm destined to go bald, others tell me it's temporary.
So i finally went to a dermatologist and after examining it told me that it's going, and there's not much i can do about it.
I feel terrible about this happening to me. But whatever happens, i'm not cutting it. If there's anyone in this board who can help me out i'd really appreciate it. Sorry for making this post so long, i just felt it was time for me to post :)
Thanks,
Xyruz
Bill, or anyone, can you post the link to Bill Choisser's picture resizer please.
5 months yeah yeah yeah. Still got a long way.
http://img27.photobucket.com/albums/v80/BlindPanzer/
hey here are my "progress" pics , its still nowhere near long but at least people have stopped asking me when am I gonna get a haircut =] and I can put it behind my ears (yay!)
No I do not have down Syndrome, i'm just not photogenic =]
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Greetings!
I hail from the land of ice and snow (not really) of Scandinavia.
I've always had a fascination with long hair, and I've had shoulderlenght before, but didn't take proper care of it, so I decided to cut it. That was in August I cut it, so it's been growing for ca. 9 months now since then.
Being around the whole metalscene here is also one of the things that's made me want to grow it out long. I'm aiming for the middle of my back right now, but I'll see what happens!
Take care!
Thank you to everyone who supported me during this difficult period. I have updated my website and posted my May 2004 progress pictures. This month I took my pictures outdoors and I think the natural lighting created the most representative pictures to date. What you see *is* my natural hair color(s) and pale complexion (a relief after looking unnaturally red in all my winter pictures). Please ignore the fact that my hair was greasy and frizzy. While waiting for an overcast-but-not-rainy day here in Ottawa the 'best-before' date on my hair wash expired! I assure everyone that my hair was *perfect* only the day before the photos were taken! Seriously!! <- extra '!!' shows I'm serious!!! In comparing my pictures between March and May (2 months) it seems clear that I am getting *at least* the 'normal' growth of 1/2 inch (1.2cm) per month. Now 'long hair' reality is setting in. It is a bit like living in a sweater you cant remove. I carefully plan my hair washing well in advance. Today I went out with dirty hair because I had a dentist appointment and saw no need to have clean hair exposed everything that is flying around a dentists office! By planning ahead I minimized the number of times I wash my hair. This will be important in the achievement of my *next* goal of reaching belt length. The distance between my hair and my belt is 12"(30cm). Thus I have another two years of growth and the ends of my hair will be a total of four years old when they reach my belt. I have to take very good care of it! For everyone who is well past me in hair length, congratulations, I know how much dedication it takes. For those of you who are just getting started or are in the awkward stage, I hope you are encouraged and inspired, as I was, to take good care of your hair and dream long!
Gollan's home page
Gollan's May 2004 Progress Pictures
Was just brushing my teeth, and my mind began to wonder.
"Be strong, grow it long".
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Nichol
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Hurray..Hurray LoL. Anyways half the battle is won, but I suppose the more annoying part is yet to come eh? Sorry for the pic quality and all..taking these at 2 am on a whim. Also...many thanks to everyone at the hyperboard, its been a great source of information and support for months now, and has deffinatly given me some good reading material when I have nothing to do =).
Thanks a lot guys, you've been a big help. I'm feeling better already :).
I'll post an update soon.
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Here's the pic (I hope). I'm thinking my ends are a little frizzy and wondering if I need a trim. Comments welcome.
Hey Bill, Take Note:
The Associated Press reported today that a Federal appeals court in Los Angeles has ordered the release of an American Indian prison inmate whose sentence was extended because he refused to cut his hair. Billy Soza Warsoldier, 55 was serving a 19 month sentence for drunked driving, had challenged th grooming policy at Adelanto Community Correctional Facility by refusing to comply with a rule restricting hair length on male inmates to 3 inches. He is a member of the Cahuilla tribe, whose faith prohibits him from cutting his hair except if someone in his family dies. The ACLU sued the Department of Corrections on the inmates behalf and WON!!!
Hi again,
I'm (still) letting my hair grow longer, and a hair stylist was recommended to me to "cut my curly hair a certain way to make it less 'poofy'." Before doing anything like this I thought it would be best to ask here first, since you're not making any money by my making use of your services. Should I be cutting my hair at all? I really want to let my hair grow longer because (at least what I've seen so far) I'm probably going to hate my curly hair a lot less when it gets even longer. Right now it has reached 4.5 inches and these are the longest hairs at the top of my head and stick out the least. I'd like to post my portrait but I don't have one yet. Please advise on this and other advice you may have.
Thanks
I need some advise. You know the hairline at the forhead? Most guys have their hairline going back, I guess you can say a "receeding" hairline almost. "Box" shape hairline. People my age that do not have this "natural" hairline get it shaved that way; to make thier hairline that way. Well to my point, I have a round hairline in the front and I feel like it's more of a feminin hairline. I don't know if I should shave it(a barber would do it, we call it a "shape up") in to the "box" shape. Once I do, I will be a slave to it, but not only that.
What happens if one day I shave it myself to keep it neat and I slip and cut off one of my long hairs! That is my fear. What do you guys think? I really can't explain it very well, but I hope you guys understand what i'm saying.
If you do not understand what I am saying, look at this picture of Johnny Depp. http://www.deppimpact.com/chocolat/200/chocolat139.JPG
He has a "box" shape for a lack of a better term. As do most other male celebs or any male for that matter. My hairline is round.
Sorry for the long post.
ive been growing my hair out for about a year now and i gotta say... it looks like hell! dont get me wrong, its not all bad, when im talking to someone face to face i look gorgeous, nice bangs and an overall good hair length, top that off with a thin mustache and i look like johnny depp in "from hell". as a matter of fact i had no idea of the horror that resides in the back of my head safe from view. oh sure my family told me, but i thought they were all just trying to shake me, i mean, they never did like the idea... that is the one day i was staring at the mirror and noticed something in the corner of my eye(its a 180 degree mirror) when i adjusted my head to get a closer look i could not believe it! looking at my head from both the side and back view it really WAS as bad as they said! from the side, my hair was completely covering my ears and left only my jaw exposed(did NOT look good!) looking a bit past the ears the hair becomes drastically longer and its like i have a 100 degree mullet(around my head, that is) down to my back! and to make things worse the back of my head has that straight combed flat look that does not go good with the shaggy style i have in the front... i dont understand it, my hair length resembled that of tom cruise after the last samurai was filmed(picture is on IMDB.com), but then why does it look this way?
help is welcome... after all thats why i came here! :)
ill try to get a picture in later, but like i said my hair length is similiar to that of tom cruise with the part near the mullet squared off to make the front and back lengths look extremely uneven.
Hi everyone.... another very general question, and something I've been wondering for a while. Seeing that there are certain similarities between most of the guys with long hair (like the tattoo/piercing thing), I wondered if anyone here was currently, or has in the past trained in martial arts - and if so, which discipline?
Personally studied Ju-Jitsu and Jeet-Kune-Do... don't really have the time for anything other than work these days.
wolfeyes
When you condition I heard that you should do it from the ears down but not to condition from the scalp down? Is this true? Is it ok to work and lather conditioner into all of hair?
Also I live in an area where it is very humid. It seems to cause my hair to clump together more and have negative effects on my hair. How do I deal with this?
Thanks!
Note the below text from this article:
Four youths with long hair -- considered here to be effeminate -- were stopped at a market by mujahedeen on Sunday and marched to a public market where they were shorn.
Both sides in Iraq are cutting hair off of people. Will they EVER learn that HAIR IS OFF LIMITS!
Bill
I currently use American Crew Texture Cream, but for some reason that brand does not like other products mixing with it, specifically Infusium products. My hair it smells horrible if I condition with Infusium, when I shower, then use AC cream.
What other "texture" creams are there out there have you used similar characteristics to American Crew?
I need advice for a male carrying bag. I realise I'm pushing the envelope of 'hair related' here but let me say that I want to be a *stylish* longhair. I don't want to give longhaired men a *bad reputation*. So I'm turning to the hyperboard community for advice for a smallish male-oriented carrying bag for all my stuff. I'm getting tired of the "utility belt" look. The final straw was getting my spiffy new sunglasses and I realised I would require a belt-mounted glasses case (so I can carry my regular glasses for use indoors). Thus here is what I have to tote around on my belt every day:
* cell phone
* PDA
* Glasses Case
I also carry keys, a small (3"x5"/7.6x12.7cm) notebook , a fountain pen, a pocket knife, and a couple of ponytail bands, a wallet (in my *front* pocket when I go downtown), cash, and great wads of coins (thanks to Canada having large coins for $1 & $2). It was my fruitless search for a belt-mounted glasses case that got me thinking about a more versatile carrying case. Keep in mind I'm a small guy so all this stuff having off my belt and sticking out of my pockets really does have me looking like Batman (alright, maybe Robin). At least I wear a stiff police-style web belt so at least there is no danger of my pants falling down. Back in *the day* I had a grey canvas messenger bag (that my dad literally tried to burn - he considered it to be a 'purse'). I consulted a stylish young lady and she was emphatic that a fanny-pak was *OUT*. She suggested that there are smaller, flatter bags that are worn diagonally. A quick Google search didn't turn up much but perhaps I don't know the terminology. So... what do *you* suggest for a male carrying bag that is not a fanny-pak and not an obvious 'purse'? Cost is not a big consideration. High-quality is very important. Just to clarify: I'm not worried about looking 'fem' but I do present myself as male and as such I'd rather not carry something that is obviously a 'purse'. I look forward to your ideas and suggestions.
p.s.: Yes I do realise that I'm now using Canadian spelling!
p.p.s.: Wasn't there a Seinfield episode about this issue?
with your long hair?
I've been growing my hair out for over a year and a half now, and over the past few months have started looking for employment. Two places that I was more than qualified for the job I was turned down after they saw me.
I went to a home improvement store, and upon asking for an application was told I have to cut my hair and I have to shave. Shaving I can understand.
Now I'm kind of in a crisis, I don't have any money right now, and I have family members and friends telling me to cut it so I can get a job.
The only problem is I've wanted long hair for about the past 5-6 years, and finally let it grow all the way out, and now it's starting to look like I'll have to cut it. I know if I do cut I'm really going to regret it.
Have any of you guys been through the same sort of thing?
I've been growing my hair out for about a year now. It was short when I last cut it and most of the back can fit into a tail. But the front is still not long enough fit into the tail. For now when I go to work I have slick it back so the hair looks "neat". Are there any do's or dont's I should know for taking care of my hair until it gets long enough to fit in the tail. I've never had long hair and I'm 31. So I just have no idea how to take care of it.
Till Later,
Greg
I know this has been asked many times before, but how do I display a pic if I only have a photo on my computer, it's not on a website or anything. I only have the one pic and I want it to appear in the message.
Thanx
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I hope this works & sorry about the bad quality of the pic but it's the only one I could get. It's about four months old but seeing as my hair hasn't grown in the last three, it's still accurate.
I have received numerous emails (at least 6) in the past three days from men telling me I'm sexy, asking me if I want to chat, asking if I'm homosexual, et cetera. I am by no means a homophobe, but I'd like to set the record "straight," if you'll excuse the expression: I am heterosexual. I want to make that clear to anyone who's thought about emailing me up to this point... back off. Though I am flattered by the compliments, I don't like chatting, I don't find males sexually attractive, and I don't like having to sift through crap email. This is not a dating service. Thank you.
I was watching Breakfast show on BBC1 this morning, and there was an informal chat between the two presenters who are Natasha Kaplinsky and Dermot Murnaghan (sp?) with a psychologist and I trend expert I think.
The subject was hair, and while they talked most about hair on women, Dermot asked them what the fashion is set to look like for men, and they said that many more men are showing off longer shaggy styles, but they made no mention of real long hair on men. I suspect these 'shaggy styles' they've seen are probably from people who are in the middle of the awkward stage lol. They also said that a footballer (Rio Ferdinand??) has been having short back and sides recently, so that could be the summer fashion also, but they say It looks set to be 'in' by winter.
Does shaving facial hair make it come back quicker? I'm trying to get a beard going (Although I'm only just turning 17). :o)
- Brian
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Hey guys,
This is after the trim. The stylist used a thinning razor to thin out my hair. He also used the clippers at nape of neck to handle the longer hairs, not too excited about that. In fact, he actually seemed to nick me with them.
Anyway comments are welcome.
Steve
Hi guys, I just had a question regarding those little hairs on the back of your neck that grow slow and weirdly, and aren't really a part of one's "mane." My hairline on the back goes pretty far down below ear level, with lots of these hairs (I was guessing this is more common with my Jewish genetics, but maybe I'm completely wrong on that).
So now with my shaggy haircut it's not a big deal because they're covered. But when my hair gets long enough to tie up, which I estimate to be between November and January, I'll DEFINITELY need to do something about it, since they'll be showing, and they just don't go along with the look that I feel is good. So is it alright to shave them with a beard trimmer or something? Or some other method? Every few days?
I'm really worried because soon I will get to a "fork in the road" with my hair, my dark roots will begin to show more as the weeks go by and I really don't want to dye my hair again for a while. My problem is that I like blonde hair too much. I don't think this problem can be solved really.
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This is before the trim that I received yesterday.
I posted further down here, in reply to a post about Jin, that another site showed that Jarkko had cut his hair.
Jarkko has posted a clarification that he has NOT cut his hair, but that it is an old pic. So apologies, everybody, for the false alarm, and sorry Jarkko.
I was just wondering if Jin is still growing his hair..... there is one post from him currently - but his old website has not changed for a long time. I remember that he was sacing some challenges about his job quite a while ago - if he has not cut it it must be pretty impressive now.
Jin if you are out there do you have an update on your situation?.....or even just a new pic?
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Hi guys,
Sorry I haven't been posting - was sick last week... and funnily the only thing that really annoyed me about it was that it would stunt my hair growth :)
Anyway, up and feeling better now. Just took these pics this morning - past the eyes and heading for the nose now! Thenon the the chin, the shoulders, and God only knows after that :)
Hair's still staying in great condition, which I'm happy about. This is the first time I've seen the back - looks a little uneven or something, but could just be cos it's not fully dried yet. Anyway, I'm not getting a trim til shoulder length.
Hope you's are all keeping well - I see we have some new additions - welcome guys!
Let me know what you think... also if you have any styling ideas, please feel free to voice them - I hate having curtains (eye-level bangs)
wolfeyes
There are some new pictures of Baron Misuraca on Vasaria's website: www.vasaria.com. Click on "gallery", then click on "gallery 1 (Live)". Scroll down four rows and click on the first thumnail on the left, it will expand into a full-length picture of the Baron and his truly magnificent knee-length hair (perhaps even a little below the knees).
I'd love to know what it would be like to have hair like that?
Now where did I put that magic pill that would grow my hair down to my knees in 24 hours?
Just reposting the RAQ link.
I read somewhere at another post that you can leave conditioner in your hair like oil. I did it for the past 2 days and worked like a charm. The small question I have is that one of the ingredients of conditioner is alcohol. Doesnt alcohol dry your hair which makes gel bad for you? Can leaving conditioner in your hair damage it?
Go to the home page of this site and click on images. Then look in galler 9 rosck group members. The pic all the way on the bottom with the kids in it. All of there hair is great looking. Sucj good texture and shine. I wish i had the hair all the wya on the right. Great.
Interesting (in an amusing kinda way) article on CNN.com.
I've heard that dreads visibally grow at about 1 to 2 inches a year. I can understand why this is, because of the way it's locked and not growing straight out, but are there any exceptions to this? I'm seriously thinking about getting dreads done (apparantly my hair would dread well, because it's thick), but here is the problem...
I don't think I could handle such a slow rate of visible growth (hair's just at lower neck, upper sholder length with no layers), so I could wait for another 5 or so years until I've grown it as long as possible, but I have an undercut (which I regret, but think it'll look good with dreads), and for some reason I'd feel inclined to regrow my undercut if I was going to grow my hair long for eventual dreads.
Any advise would be appreciated.
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Nichol
Friends,
Made it to the two year mark a few days ago!
I've learned alot from this board and still enjoy popping in to keep up and post an occasional comment. Thanks all!
(Photo taken earlier this month.)
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Hey,
I posted a lurker pic about a month ago and followed up with another pic today. Been hanging on to my goal (full tail) but its been a long road and a lot of people telling me I need it cut. Heck, I don't think it looks good most of the time and I am still struggling with the thought that it doesn't suit me. I have tried to grow it out at least a few times now though and I am determined to make my own decision rather than give in to the pressure from others :)
So without further adiu, see pic.
Well im suprised no ones mentioned it yet, but what do you all think of the troy characters hairstyles? I thought i'd like achilles' but it looked really greasy on screen which looked great in armour but in modern day clothing you'd never get away with it (colour was nice tho), but the way it was styled looked good. I actually really liked hectors, the colour was really good (id love to know what colour they used cos im wanting lowlights of a similar colour) it looked really good again... but it was a tangled mess I suppose. I'm really jealous of orlando blooms hair, he's got the best curly hair ive seen on a guy, he actually had it chemically straightened lately to my amazement... I guess the grass really is greener.
I loved the film, felt really sorry for hector, eric bana was a great actor in it. Lots of people have bashed it for not following The Illiad properly but it was just called Troy so I'll let them off, was a little inconsistent tho.... but I loved it!
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Hi Guys,
Just wanted to share a pic of my "first ponytail" or more specifically the first time I've tied a ponytail and managed to keep all the hair in it for the better part of the day. I was really surprised how long the tail looked too, as I'm normally used to having the hair at the back kick up a few inches, tieing it in a tail really showed its length.
Not sure if the look is really me, shows up my big ears now my hair isn't around them ;-) But on the plus side its really nice to feel the air on my neck again and not have my hair falling in my mouth when I eat. :-)
Comments, Questions, Flares, Praise all welcomed.
Hey, I was wondering how/what to use to keep your hair looking like it does when you come out of the shower. And is there any kind of shampoo or something that I can use to make my hair straighter? Or should I just use gel or something?
How many of you find it annoying, when in the shower, if your hair is like mine and gets saurated by condensation, it curls and does all sorts of flips, but only when I'm in the shower. If I wash my hair and let it dry naturally - no problems, but if it gets partially wet from the steam from the water in the shower, it goes haywire!
Also, washing my face is becoming more of a problem as it gets longer, as my bangs aren't long enough to tie and I end up trying to pull my hair away from my face and it still gets wet, and then the bangs usually curl up half to a full inch up my forehead so It looks more of a mullet. Can't wait until this problem goes away. Any suggestions how I can restrain my hair in an easier way, only for washing?
I think I might have just understood this, but why is it hair can change colour the longer it grows? For example, Sorted started with black/dark hair, but by now, its turned a nice shade of blonde. The same appears with me also: When I started growing, my hair was very dark brown, almost black, but as it grows longer, it's turning more and more blonde. When the sun shines on my hair, it brings out a very obvious blonde colour to it. And normally, in the dark, it's now mousey colour (light brown, with streaks of blonde all over) Does this mean that my hair will turn blonde? Just to add, my mother has got blonde hair, and my father had dark brown hair.
I meant to post two angles, here's the 2nd.
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My face is rather chunky, complete with double chin...I do plan on working out more this summer. I like my hair today though, what do you guys think?
I really hope you guys can help me here, I just don't know what to do.
As some of you know, my hair has stopped growing at 3 inches below shoulders and only my shorter layer is still growing.
The problem is that it's not long enough to sit under its own weight. I have extremely thick hair and something between curls and waves. There are no photos of me, and the closest I could find to my hair is this guy, although mine's a bit longer, flatter on top and my bangs are down my neck.
So now I can either: spend every day gelling, tying, oiling and otherwise restraining my hair, which I don't want to do, OR cut it short, which I don't want to do either, lol.
But earlier today another option occured to me- why don't I straighten it? So my question is:
does anyone know how to make big, thick, coarse hair flat and straight, "flat" being more important than "straight"?
Would chemical straighteners be the best option? I've got a flat iron but it doesn't really give a lasting effect (read: half an hour).
I don't care about damaging it, I've got nothing to lose, gonna have to cut it anyway.
Thanks in advance for your help.
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Hi!
I'd like to tell you that when I found that forum a few months ago it was the last kick I needed to make my decision and start to grow my hair out. The posts of many others who had just started, and of course the photos, gave me much hope.
I want to get a new hairstyle because my former hairstyle (which you can see on my pic) was kind of mainstream, and that's not what I want to be. I also am fascinated about long hair for a long time now and know some guys which look good with their long hair, so I thought, why not give it a try?
I know it's not really a reason, but I'm also a musician, play a few instruments and I thought it would be great if people could see from my appearance which music I am into (and it has some worth for me if people see me with short hair and without an individual style and consider me as being "mainstream" or if they see me with longer hair and see that I want to be different).
I got my last haircut in last december and at the moment my goal length is shoulder length or a bit more.
Two years or a bit more patience and I'll hopefully reach my goal :).
So, thanks for all your posts in this forum which helped, help and will help me and good luck to everyone growing his hair out! :)
noodlez
PS: Sorry for my lack of English language knowledge, but I live in Germany and I'm still going to school.
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When you guys talk about people having naturally layered hair because of growing it out from a very short hairstyle, uh, what's a good time to get a trim to remove this layering?
I'm several months into growing mine out, not from a crewcut, but she did cut it all to about 1 inch, so you could say I had a crewcut + a month growing time. I was trying to part my bangs like wolfeyes does the other day, and I noticed that I sort of have two bangs. See, when I part the real bangs aside, the hair that spouts from the top of my head reaches the top of my forehead, so it looks like more bangs.
I could stand getting a lot lopped off in a few months just for the sake of growing it out "properly", so I just wanted to check the board for peoples' opinions. If you don't think I need a complete trim, should I be doing anything to the sideburn area, I'm sort of getting mutton chops because it's so thick. Do I let this area grow out until I can push it behind my ears?
Thanks,
Keith
oh, the picture is a month old, and you can see it's a little frizzy, it wasn't dry yet.
Below are pics of my hair as of to date. I currently feel much better this way. I figure it is for the best stress wise. I love long hair, but it is just way too uncomfortable for me. I'll hang around here from time to time also. Thanks for everyones kind words. You guys are true friends indeed! Peace!
Right now, there is someone I am very close to who is going through a severe case of depression. I know that this is a board for long hair discussion, but as all my friends know this person very well and she does not want everyone knowing what's going on with her, I felt I should turn to my friends on this board for help.
I was wondering, if anyone on here has ever been seriously depressed or has been close to someone who has suffered from such a thing, if they could please give me some advice or relate to the experience. I feel so helpless and I don't know what to do.
I would greatly appreciate some kind words and advice. Thank you.
-Chris
I gave up on the upload, so I'm gonna try this by linking.
Here's my latest, in it's natural state. There's enough curl and flip to hide the real length (I can pull the bangs down to the tip of my nose), plus you can see the awkward layering effects of having it grow from a buzz cut. I'm thinking about trimming the back a little, maybe in a few months, to even out the layers and make it look fuller.
Any comments/suggestions are appreciated.
Today is the graduation of my old friend and I'm going to the after party very soon. I haven't seen my friend in almost ten years! I'm excited and scared at the same time. Does anybody have any tips for breaking the ice?
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This pic was taken a few months ago, before I shaved it again. Grow or no?
Post picture if you want! Thanks! ~Peace~ Blonde
ps. I think the theory of hair growth being faster in the summer definitely true! What do you guys think?
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I think the combination of dark hair and blue eyes is really cool. I'm very attracted to women that have this.
I have blue eyes but when I dyed my hair black in the past it didn't seem to fit my complexion. Did I just dye it too black or would any darker shade not really work for me? Are certain complexions limited to what color looks good on them?
I've just taken up scuba diving. The salt water/chlorine and the tight hood could potentially do some damage to hair.
Of course at my current length it's not a big deal but I'm curious if guys with longer hair have gotten into this exciting sport and what effect it has on their hair...
This is me a couple yrs. back and the next is me currently. (my hair is tied in the back)
Hi my names ben and i have long hair which is about 7 1/2 inches long and i am really pleases with it it is naturaly sort of light brown but i had blong highlights put in. I am having trouble with the hair at the back if my neck and round the back of my ears it seems to get really dry and strawry like straw !! really annoying!!
Any help would be good !!
I would like my hair to be more undercontrol because it is really curley and i want staright hair what is soemnthing i could do with out starighhting it im a guy 15 years old and my hair is kinda short
At the advice of people on this site, I have now tried jojoba oil in my hair, instead of coconut... and it's lovely! Gives nice shine and condition.
I think it might be better than coconut!
Anyone looking for a little added control, or frizz-reduction, put some in your towel-dried hair and enjoy!
As ever - don't use too much or it'll just look like you've cleaned a frying pan with your hair.
Thanks for the tip guys :)
wolfeyes
I am seeing a lot more longish hair on the dudes in elementary and high school and I guess that might be a slightly good thing to the young guys who want the hair, but I see it as a negative.
Problem is a lot of the young guys just look like scruffy punks, all wild looking like they survived a tornado. And it is viewed by adults as a trend among youngsters so when they see me they have said, well thats what the kids are into these days. Way I see it is that it is marginalizing me into an somebody less mature when in fact I will be teaching high school myself in a year. I just have a problem with it. Comments?
i was wonder if the lead singers hair of puddle of mudd is layered.... can someone help me out, theres pics of his hair at the bands site, www.puddleofmudd.com if you got time plz take a look and see if you can tell if his hair is layered.. i like his haircut a lot.
After I get out of the shower, I always notice these little white spots on some strands of hair (one hair strand never has more than one of these). They're like wrapped around the hair strand (as I have to slide them down to the tip of the hair to get rid of them)... Also I notice them on SOME of the hair that falls out, but they are usually right at the root.
I don't think its dandruff because its not really flaky, just like little white beads.
Does anyone else have this... condition, or know what it could be?
And coincidentally, since I've started to notice this, I've also noticed the hair at the top and sides of my head seems to have gotten quite thin (though not severely thin... yet), and I notice more hair falls out when I shampoo and I can see more scalp when I get out of the shower, but I might just be paranoid.
Well, 6 months of growing, and already my bangs readily fall in my eyes:). Some things I have noticed:
Due to completeing A level coursework, I have had to spend many nights without sleep on my computer to finish by the deadlines, and my hair growth speed has been affected. I was growing at around a healthy 1 inch a month, until about 3 months ago, I had the coursework, and stress has caused my hair not to grow as much. I have always tried to maintain a healthy diet, but not much excersise in that time.
Now that my coursework is finished, i'm enjoying a growth spurt as my hair, within the last week, has as if by magic began to fall in my sight. As my hair has never been this long, it's a bit exciting, lol. I remember thinking about 3 months ago, that it might take something like 9 months or so to reach that goal.
It's 5 1/2 months today I think, or yesterday since last haircut. But my hair is very messy, or awkward. Now I'm starting to experience the dreaded flips you guys going through the awkward stages face every day (mine flips hair at the back, but bangs are straightening), and so, I felt like a new change of clothing and bought a new surf cap (not sure what you call them) its a bit woolie, and grey in colour btw.
I've had compliments from my sister and brother in law, so everything should go ok tomorrow in school, as they havent seen it yet. Also, I'm buying a new pair of trousers baggy style Kangaroo Poo make, to complete my look. I've seen quite a few people with long hair around wear these clothes, and I don't want to miss out on the oppertunity.
My sister,after seeing me, originally very against me growing my hair, went to ASDA to buy some Hair Serum to straighten and tame my waves/curls. I am very happy with my smoothness, but I winced when looking at the ingredients, some contained Dimenthicone, which I try to avoid, but I've been good to my hair for 5 months so I don't think it would do much damage. After following instructions, putting my cap on with the serum dried, my bangs fall even lower, past my eyes easily. Tomorrow, I am going to let my sister straighten my hair using hair iron straightener, it has ceramic plates I'm told. This is only a once off, and I will not be doing this to my hair for a long time, perhaps in August. The reason I am doing all this is because after today, we have revision week, then exams, and this is the chance to impress everyone before we break up untill September. When we start back in september, I'm crossing my fingers for about lip/chin length hair. Any comments, welcome:)
Hi guys and gals,
I will be traveling to Norfolk and parts of NC, was wondering if anyone would like to model their manes. I'm an avid photographer. Let me know.
Peace,
ck
I'm going to try and be a bit more understanding towards people with more serious hair problems, E.G. being forced to cut. It's more frustration and irritation knowing that some people are still made to feel like it's wrong to have long hair.
Anyway, I've just installed a program called "Countdown!". You set the date and time, and it "counts down" until the end, then informs you when it's finished. I have it auto minimalise when Windows loads, so it doesn't get in the way.
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JoNty
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Hi - sorry for afflicting you with yet another photo - I was just wondering, since I'm so happy with the condition of my hair, is it likely that this condition will fade over time??
Or should it stay this soft and strokeable even when it gets old and shoulder-length?
wolfeyes
Hi im ben I do all sorts of dancing Tap, Modern, Ballett, street i wondered if anyone else dances?? And if you do what do you do with your hair?? I normally keep mine down but it is at the stage where it goes in my eyes !!
Thanks !!
I was wondering what would be a good style to have for starting to grow hair long. Please tell me if you can and maybe a pic of the style because I started to grow my hair but it looks all wierd. Any help would be great
Hey, guys. Fellow longhair dude here. My hair is about a foot and half in length. I almost always wear it in a ponytail. I've been wearing it in a ponytail for about the last two years. Recently, while looking in the mirror, I could swear that my hairline seems to be receding slightly on the right and left edges. Baldness doesn't run in my family. My grandfathers on both sides of the family had full heads of hair until they past in their 70's and 80's respectively. I've read a little about traction alopecia, which is balding as a result of tension on hair. Apparently, this ailment is pretty common in the female African American community as a result of tight braiding styles. Do any of you guys have experience with this? I love having long hair, but I don't want to go bald. Right now, I'm planning on only wearing a ponytail when it's absolutely necessary, like at work-8 hours/day beats 24/7. Any comments and/or tips would be appreciated. Thanks.
Vince compliments to your hair... Any one have tips for hair my length 5 inches... I use pert plus 2 in 1. I have to use gel almost daily... or else i'll look sooo funny. (and face loosing my job etc. Any tips for getting my hair to be less frizzy and more nicer? Should i invest in another shampoo?
Thanks alot...
My bangs are getting to the length where I'm going to have to part them down the middle. I can push them to the side, but it just falls back into my eyes, happens all the time when I'm driving especially, so it's a real problem.
I'm gonna have to start using some gel soon I think, but once it's long enough (as in 6 inches or so) will it stay parted down the middle on it's own, instead of just falling in my face? It won't be long enough to tuck behind my ears for many months, and I need to do something soon.
Thanks for the advice
Hey! I just now noticed and read the thread below regarding the teaching profession. I thought I'd reply. I didn't want you to think I ignored you.
Fortunately, my tattoos are easily hidden, even with a short sleeve shirt. That's never been an issue. Obviously, no one has seen the body piercings, though through normal classroom conversations my students are aware of my body art.
I was a longhair long before there was any tenure or anything. I was a longhair already when I entered the profession. I grew my hair long on 1976 when I was just 13. My nicknames at school have included Jesus (many say I look like him - or at least how he's portrayed), Fabio (the romance novel cover boy), and many more I can't remember.
As for parents, so far no complaints, at least not about my hair. Some have blamed me for their kids failing my class. Of course, their nice young kid would have done their work and behaved in class if not for me being a bad teacher and making them not want to try! It's my fault little Johnny didn't come to class or turn in a single assignment!
Hope that answers your query below.
Almost every picture I see here is taken from the front. I'm curious as to how the back of your heads' are looking.
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Hi guys, just wanted to share the fun you can have - if you can get a copy of adobe photoshop - have a go at image manipulation. Here's some of my early experiments :)
This is lots of me sitting in my kitchen.
wolfeyes
Hi, I wrote a post a couple of months ago that my hair seemed to have stopped growing.
Well, it hasn't grown much since (1/2 inch since Feb) and now I think it has stopped altogether. The only thing growing are my bangs, which are shorter.
Problem is, I'd need at least another year's growth to give my thick hair the weight to neaten it up and keep it flat, without having to use products.
If I've reached terminal this early (at 3 inches below shoulder), then it's going to mean a lifetime of gel, oil and hair ties, and I don't know if I want to do that.
I'm giving my hair until the end of the year, regardless, but if nothing's happened by then, I may have to cut... or perhaps I can get extensions but most of you warn against those...
Anyway, I'd like to hear your opinions on all of this.
Thanks
p.s. I promise that if I do have to cut, it WON'T be a conservative hairstyle(!)
I dunno why I'm even raising the point, I'm not about to try and talk him out of it, he knows his own mind well enough. Just a little surprised we didn't hear about it on the board.
Be a little sad to see him shave it though, his hair is awesome!
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Here is a picture that I took this morning. I have not had a haircut since December 6th. I know its not long for many of you here but its long for me. I wanted to share.
Thanks for the encouragement.
Steve
hey, I was wondering have you had a hair cut? or is that just how is grew.... cuz i think i mite have the same kind of hair.
Regarding Michael's message in the "Queer Eye" thread below, I got to thinking about the idea of longhaired men being more at ease with "out of the norm" fashion. Michael mentioned tatoos and piercings as another manifestation of people "stepping out of the norm" Is it common for longhaired men to also engage in such body art?
I'm curious, how many of you have tattoos and or piercings?
I'll start it off:
tatoos: none
Piercings: 1 (right nipple)
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In a message below under the view from behind thread, you posted a suggestion about pulling hair over the front and showing bangs, etc.
Here's one. It's a bit dated, but it's always been one of my favorites. It's always good when my face is hidden, I suppose!
I am 53, growing my hair out again, Last haircut was in 8/01, with a little trim once since then to try and get rid of the noticeable split ends.
Has anyone else on this board noticed a slow growth rate of
hair once you arrive in your fifties.?
My hair is touching my shoulders, also I have wavy/and some curly hair.
I am thinking that thw waves and curls may weaken the hair
and cause breakage.
Any thoughts on this.?
(Note: years ago when I was in my 20's I had hair halfway down
my back, and the growth rate was good,}
Mike
i have grown my hair out for about a year, got a bad hair cut :( i dident like it at all it was all. my question is if u wanna grow ur hair out does it matter if the bangs are like 6 inches n the back is like an inch?
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Here are some pictures from Eeyore's Birthday Party. I think I mentioned it at the time. It's an annual event in Austin. Anyway, a photographer's assistant grabbed me and asked if I wouldn't mind having my picture taken. I said OK, and asked for the URL to the pictures when they get posted. I just received the email today, so here they are.
All pictures are copyright Matthew Sturtevant.
im gonna be geting a pic of my messed up hair soon so everyone can take a look at it... its really bad i think im not sure if i should cut it. im glad i found this site, ive always wanted to have long hair, but when i always get it long i seem to go n get it cut by the worse person out there. i hope i can get some help here...
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I decided on a braid today when getting ready. My question is does anyonew know a trick to starting a braid so that it looks balanced and falls well down the back of the head?
I've never been taught how to start them, and am just guessing how to start it- would love some tips.
My closest friend JT, who had long hair as long as I had known him, recently got it cut off for a multitude of legitimate reasons. He sings with the local Gay Men's chorus and showed up at rehearsal last night for the first time with short hair.
He was really fabbergasted by the great many men at chorus who were upset with him for cutting it. The curious thing is, these were all young urban gay men, all with short hair. These guys represent the archetypes to which the "Fab 5" tend to gravitate.
JT and I have tried to understand why so many of these guys, who themselves do not partake in the fashion, were so ademant that JT shoult NOT have changed. What is going on here?
Our theory is that these guys secretly desire to "break from the crowd" and live vicariously though those of us who do. But there is such strong peer pressure among the "gay community" that they dare not rebel. If our theory is at all true, could it be that Queer Eye itself is ready for a makeover???
Hi i wondered about panten pro v i heard it was bad for your hair?? but it does wonders for my hair ??
i have grown my hair out for at least a year, i went to get it cut by a stylest, big mistake, she ruined all of my hair, she cut it in layers. It dident seem that bad at first but when it stated to grow out a little the back, it was really messed up,it looked like a girls 1960's back cut. so beig as stupid as i am sometimes, i decided to try to fix it. BIG MISTAKE , i took a big chunk out of the back. i went to a new stylest in the morning to get it fixed. she had to cut all the back off, she left the bangs long... it looks really bad. i was wondering will my hair in the back grow back looking like its part of my hair? or will i need to start over again n cut all of my hair short...?
I saw a commercial last night on tv for a new Vitalis 2-in-1 Shampoo/Conditioner for men.
Anyone know anything about it?
Did he cut it..............He was never late posting updates
Hey all, I wanted some advice on having layers put into my hair. I don't really know what they do, or what happens, or whether I will be having it at all done, probably not, at least not now anyway.
I would appreciate any explanations what it means when layers are put into your hair.
Thank you
Hey, guys! Ivix here. I am getting to post right now because of no supervision (ha ha). Since I "left" I have discovered the wonders of conditioner. I am also going to try to shave with conditioner instead of shaving cream. If it works I'll try to tell you. After I get emplyeed, I am definitely going to get the internet as soon as I can afford it. It is a valuable tool and fun method of entertainment.
As I stated before, I had a bad experience with conditioner in the past, but am now using the "Garnier Fructise" system. It works like a charm. I have decided to go for terminal length, before I was going to stop it at mid-back. I want to go for maybe crack-length :)!
Encouragement to all, keep growing and keep the faith!
it seems when i pull my hair back off my face i have a small row of very short, half inch or so hairs along the hairline at my forehead.
I've always had super thick hair, and this is the first time i've ever bothered to pull it back, but is this normal? There doesn't seem to be any thinning anywhere so i don't know if it's natural or not.
thanks,
Ok ill try to make this as short as possible. My hair is just about chin length(thick). Ive been tucking it behind my ears for about 3 months now and i can never wear it down again cuz it now flips like crazy due to growing behind my ears. It looks like absolute crap! I need help of you could offer. I already tried blow dryng while fliping the hair in the opposite direction and it doesnt work. It has gotten to the point where im actually considering cutting it if their is nothing I could do. I dont want this tyo happen! I hope there are non-damaging straighteners out there or something that could help me. Thx for any suggestions to help me.
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Hey, was just looking at some old photos - check this out, it's almost like I've stepped into a time machine lol !
wolfeyes
Absalom,
Ive been off this board for a good while and would like to see a pic of your hairlength now. I heard it is almost to your knees.
Thats awesome. I would love to see it. Could you please post a pic, or two or three.
Any pic would be appreciated.
Thanx,
Eddie.
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Hail everyone! Here is my latest growth pic. Sadly I was unable to get the ends of my hair in...but it's all I have for now. I notice now that the sun has come up in this cold country of mine, my hair has enjoyed a growth spurt. It is just past my shoulders...hitting my shoulder blades. Take care everyone! HAIL!!!
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Over the past couple weeks my hair has finally started to feel long again. Today it was warm and driving down the highway it was blowing around and getting in my eyes. Yay!
Hope the rest of you folks are enjoying the change of season (regardless of your hemisphere!).
cheers, Pete
And if there are any, would you be able to tell me where they can be fund and what type is it. Thx
First of all thanks for everyone for answering my last message it really helped!
I am going to buy some hair straightners what should i look for ?, I am not going to go really expensive because i am only going to use then once every 2 weeks !! i know about how you MUST get ceramic ones, is there anything else i need to look out fore ???? like straighting ger or spray ??
Thanks !!
I think I found the answer to the question I'm about to post but want to see if I'm on the right track. I notice that in the morning I wake up and the front of my hair is severly dry and looks damaged. I think it could be the Aussie 12 hour hair spray because the first ingredient on it is alcohol. I do spray alot of it on the very front of my hair where the damage is extreme. So besides not using the hair spray is there anything I can do to correct the damage? Am I to the point of cutting it off and starting over? What product, if any, can I use to correct this fuzzy top. I'm currently about 4 inchs on top and 2 inches on the side. I want to grow my hair long so please any help will be appreciated.
I just put Henna on my hair for the first time in years. I have a lot more grey hairs than I used to, and my wife has been bugging me to dye my hair, but I didn't feel comfortable with that. I was worried about damage and about the roots growing out, etc.
I thought that my hair might be too grey to use Henna, but I did some research, and it seems that it's only a problem if you have more than 30% grey. I also read that mixing in coffee, which is normally done to get a darker colour, is a good idea with greying hair, so that's what I did.
I haven't washed my hair yet, so wish me luck. Hopefully my hair won't come out green or orange!
I see only two problems with this procedure. Firstly, my wife hates the smell of coffee, and secondly, with a beard and my hair up in a turban I could be arrested as a terrorist!
Will a method of sorting posts based on date be added to this board?
It seems that once a post migrates beyond the 2nd page, it's doomed to stay in the archives :-).
I've been growing out my hair for about fourteen months. Up until recently I have washed my hair with shampoo and conditioner every day, but based on things I've read here and at other sites I've become concerned that I might be doing more harm than good. I decided not to wash my hair this morning and by noon it appeared considerably more oily than it normally does. I'm not entirely comfortable with the way it looks, but I don't know if that's because it really is too greasy or if I'm just not used to seeing what a normal amount of scalp oil on my hair actually looks like. Are there folks out there who have long hair but still need to wash with shampoo every day due to excessive scalp oil, or am I overreacting?
Thanks in advance for anything you can tell me.
Hello,
Im french men, 40 years old and I have my hair long from 3 years.
My wife want I cut it above my shoulders, at the same lenght like a long bowl cut, and want I'm make a more blond colour.
I like my long hair and want at the beginning to have until the end of my back.
Can you help me if I must cut of not, If I cut it's arround 6 inches..
Is there somebody the same problem, and is someone have a pics of bowl cut to see if it's good for men ?
Thank's
I try to send pictures, but there are to big and don't say how I can send differently.
Hi everyone,
Just wanted to say thankyou for all your help support and advice on my troubles. You'll probably be happy to know I have my head sorted out. Had a talk with my girlfriend about how I felt in the relationship - didn't talk about my feelings for my friend, because I know I can get over that.
My feelings were coming back from the past, which is a silly thing, and I know I should be able to be comfortable in a friendship without thinking it's trying to go other places.
If anything ugly should try to happen there, I know I can deal with it :)
Thanks again people.
Below is a link that I put up to show a rope braid my wife gave me tonight on the fly. I think with some wet to sheen my hair, I may wear this more often when out to formal gatherings.
Let me know your thoughts on this braid look with half-ponytail.
Thanks!
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Time to stop putting it off, I had about 8 free hours today and finally dreadlocked my hair. *whew*
Now, just a disclaimer: new baby dreads are fuzzy as all get out, and point in weird directions. . . .it will take a couple of weeks for them to tame down a bit.
But anyways, here's a photo of the new dreadies, in all their freakish glory! View at your own risk!
That "Ball" Guy
P.S. and no regrets! :D
Hey y'all. I lurk these boards a lot but haven't posted before. I am in the process of growing my hair out but have yet to hit that awkward stage everyone talks about, so I'm not truly a longhair yet. Anyway, I have the opportunity to go into the Wal-Mart stores manager training program and I was wondering if anyone here works for them and what their policies are regarding long hair, especially for managers? Thanks.
Hello everyone. I am new here and I was hoping for some advice/input/opinions on how to grow your hair out and how it relates to your job.
A little background first: I have had long hair twice in the past (shoulder length and longer). It takes my hair about 10 months to be considered "long" and 12 months to have a decent ponytail that will stay put. Of course, up until that time I have a long, terrible "awkward" phase with thick, wavy, "floofy" hair. The floofy "wings" calm down as it gets to ponytail length but like I said it takes a long time to get there. I never had much trouble growing it out in the past because I had a rather menial job where I could wear whatever I wanted and I could wear a hat to work. Now I have a salaried supervisor position in my company and I cannot wear a hat to work and I am expected to look fairly professional (although we dress business casual, no suit and tie stuff). Getting a different job is not an option because this one pays great compared to what else I could get. Of course, as in any big business my superiors are very conservative, not to mention judgemental. I only know of maybe 1 other supervisor in our region who has long hair. I'm not looking for a promotion anytime soon, so I'm not worried about long hair messing up my "corporate image" a little but I am concerned that I will be under a lot of pressure to cut.
However, every time I have cut my hair I wish I hadn't. I love having my hair long, because it just feels "right" to me but I always abhor the long in-between stage. After about 3 months from my last cutting I will need to start using gel to keep it under control but the back of my neck will still be very curly and unkempt looking until it's long enough and the bangs reach back to tie it all in a pony.
I guess I'm just wondering if anyone out there has gone through this and what your experiences have been? I know that if I get it long again I will never cut it again unless I go bald. I'm 30 and, although my hair has receeded a little, it is still pretty full and thick. Maybe I'm too old to have long hair?
Lastly, what is the general concensus for diet, supplements, etc. that will help me grow my hair faster?
Any help would be MUCH appreciated!!!! Thank you!!!!
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Hey, guys, just checking in with a more recent picture. I must say, I'm happy with the length, but my hair often feels dry and such. I think you can see that in the picture. Eh, it's probably just my hair type, so I can't complain too much about the genetics. : )
Another 6 inches or so to go before I'm done.
So ya still havnt noticed any growth since before april that I can think of. Starting to piss me off im going to have to think of something to do if there is still no more progress over the next few months. My hair is fairly long I guess but its still no where near my goal.
is there any other ways to make my hair straight without straightners or straightning shampo???
I have a few questions. Thanks in adavance for everyone who reads this and helps me out! Lately i have noticed my hair clumping together. It's kind of like tangles, but not quite as bad. It's more matted and clumped together in some isolated parts. It takes a lot of time to get theclumps out. How do I deal with this? It kind of makes part of my hair in the back stick out more. I have almost mid back thick, wavy hair. Also what are the best brushes to use and any brushing techniques recommended? I do go running and use a headband. I don't think a headband would cause the clumping would it? I want to take better care of my hair and have it look neater wearing it down since I barely ever pull it back and prefer it down. What are the best shampoos/conditioners to get for thick , wavy mid back hair that sometimes can get a little dry? Also what about the use of jojaba oil? Thank you so much for your help! I know these are alot of questions, but thanks so much cause you guys seem really educated on these things.
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Hi. I've been growing my hair over a year now, the front comes just past my mouth and I recently had the back trimmed to about the height of my chin. My problem is, my hair tends to curl outwards a the back, some days only a little, but some days I have my own set of wings. The front also tends to get curly. My hair is thick and straight (well, it used to be). Other than buying hair straightners, is there any way of stopping this, i.e. how I dry my hair or something (I tend to just let it dry itself as it's easier to manage it).
(p.s. photo 4 months old)
Hi everyone,
I post regularly on this site, but I wanted to remain anonymous in this post.
I hadn't thought that growing my hair would create any problems for me - I thought it would all be smooth, but this past week, I feel very confused, and to be honest you guys have been so supportive in the past, I would appreciate any comments.
I have a girlfriend, whom I love, and loves me... but I have a female friend, who I used to have a crush on. I asked her out once, about 6 years ago, but she said no because she had a crush on another guy. We were very close at the time, but obviously this created distance between us.
But recently we have spent more time together, and the other night, she brought up the fact that I had asked her out... I never told anyone else about it. She said that she was a fool to say no, and that she wished I had been the first (and possibly the only) guy she dated.
Knowing her as well as I do, I know she would never try to come beetween me and my girlfriend. And tonight, we were watching tv and she was stroking my hair... she said it reminded her of how my hair was back when we were closer (I had it cut shortly after the rejection) and that she loved it.
As much as I love my girlfriend, my head is starting to get confused, because I never fully got over what happened between me and my friend... and I just feel a little lost at the moment.
Sorry to post something so un-hair-related.
Anon.
So maybe it was just some old racer instructing at an advanced driver awareness or something or other school congratulating me for wining something and didn't know what else to call me. But still. He said something along the lines of "it's nice to see a longhair win something" or something like that. And I won a camera, and got some other free stuff. There were even cute girls there. It was a good day.
But yeah, somebody finally called me a longhair. It felt prity cool. It reminded me of that story Bill told a while back about the first time someone refered to him as a long hair. So don't give up everybody, you'll get there. It may seem to take forever, but you'll get there.
...one of the girls there had this dark brown hair straight down to her ass. I think I was drueling. Definetly a good day.
Has anyone noticed this...I've noticed that having a large portion of meat (eg. lamb steak, beef steak, chicken)
every day for a period of time (e.g month) makes hair grow a little faster.
I say this because from Feb 28th
to March 28th, when I ate meat regularly (butcher meat, not wafer thin ham:d), I noticed my hair grew a total of
just over 1 inch in that month. When comparing this with March 28th to April 28th growth record, I only managed
0.75 inches which I had not eaten meat on most days. What's going on!? It's a strange thing to say I know, but
maybe it's been posted before only I wasn't a member then. Could this be a connection with an increase in
protein intake and slightly faster hair growth? I seem to think so?!
Any comments?
Hi this is to the guy who has answered loads of my questions. I wondered what your e-mail adress it because i would love to talk to you about your hair!! if that is ok with you and you probley wont want to give it to everyone so, if you do decide to give it to me send it to
darkwingedshadow@hotmail.com
Thanks soo much
Just so you guys on the board know, I'm changing email addresses: Now modle2@yahoo.com
Sadly, some other dork had modle@yahoo.com :(
Hi Im ben I just wondered why you decieded to grow your hair?? I started to grow my hair because i saw an advert for Archers Aqua ( a drink) and the man on the advert had brown/blond hair about sholder length or a bit longer and a side parting and i thought he looked really good!!
I would really apresheate any comments and replys????
Hey I was wondering how people applied shampoo/conditioner
-Do you rinse all your hair back and then apply the shampoo/condition as your hair is pulled back
-or just let the water fall down on your hair (so it is down all over your face), and then just rub the shampoo/conditioner in?
-is there some other method??
Just asking because my hair is very reluctant to go backwards (the 'projection angle' at the front where it points forward is very acute), but this is the way I keep seeing people applying shampoo on the television ads.
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I pic to share, I look retarded but my hair looks ok. I heard hair grows a little faster in the summer, is this true?!
how do you know?
hey all,
well the 6 months has come around and im still going.(from a crew cut my whole life) ive heard after 6 months your hair is easier to handle, but ill be honest, i really have not gotten discoraged with my hair. do u think itll be more in the 7 - 8 months for me , due to the fact it was basically bald and not normal hair legnth like others ? ive also have had no trims and dont plan on til maybe until i hit 12 months.
advice to others that are just starting just dont worry about your hair and how u look, i didnt care about how bad i looked and got more copliments then i expected. hair gel is a helper to pick up your spirits too. just wanted to share my thoughts. hope this helped someone. happy hair growing to all : D .
It's been so great here. I enjoy talking to all of you very much but I won't be able to post for a while I don't think. It's getting harder to be sneaky. One day, when I have the internet at my own home, I WILL post again. You have not seen the last of Ivix. Maybe I'll be able to post at college. Keep it up for me guys, I hope to see the board around when I get as old as Bill, Absalom, and Victor! See you...
Hey, my hair is currently around my mouth/just above it at the front, and just below collar length at the back.
When it was short, it was VERY thick, or at least felt thick... but recently I've noticed that compared to other peoples hair its quite COARSE, but not overly thick..
But recently, as my hair has grown longer, it is feeling quite thin on the sides and front/top... however, it still feels quite thick at the back.
Has anyone else thought there hair has felt thinner as it has grown longer?
by the way, I am only 17, and my whole family (including grandparents), still have quite thick heads of hair, so I'm hoping its not some form of premature balding.
hey
i've been on this site a while and like it
my hair is wavy and curls/flops up (probably the awkward stage again)
and this time i am prepared to go through the awkward stage and am gonna grow my hair down to my ears :)
well, my hair curls and waves from the sides like Johnno's does from the bottom [img]http://www.the-light.com/longhair/portraits/johnno.jpg[/img]
and was wondering if it'll look like that when it gets long, or something like Stanley Bey [img]http://www.the-light.com/longhair/portraits/stanley.jpg[/img]
i know its hard to answer, but i am just eager to know if my hairs' curls/flops/waves will get fixed from its own weight when it grows long enough (out of the awkward stage)
thanks!
My hair is thick, curly, & gray (I'm 50). I've had a mullet for years; pony tail with very short hair on top. Since mullets are out (so I'm told) I started letting all my hair grow out 6 months ago. This is my first time for true long hair. I'm in the unruly, "bad hair" stage & I do have days I question my sanity but I keep going. I've been reading all the tips & advice here and do appreciate everyone's willingnes to support one another.
Most comments I get are positive with only a few negative. I'll keep reading & post when appropriate. Thanks.
I will post a picture eventually, I just don't have one now.
Hi I wondered if Hair Straghtners are bad for your hair. I need some advice because one of my girl friends tried it on me and it looked really good all atraight and slek !! but is i bought one i dont know what to go for expensive or cheap ??? her on is about £30 which isent too expensive. And i thought if i only used it on weekends would it damage my hair!!
At my job there are several longhairs and I finally have moved into the middle of the pack with regards to 'long hair' length :-). Only three more to go.
Anyone else play this game? Look around to see if you have the longest hair? I'm sure when you get to the 'Absolom' hair length, you don't have to look around!
hey everyone. about two months ago, i decided i would let my hair grow out. i've never had really short hair, like a buz cut or something, but it's never been longer than about three inches at the most. right now the top is about, well, it goes down just past my eyebrows when i pull it down; the side and back is about an inch and a half or something like that. anyway, my question pertains to different kinds of shampoo and/or conditioners. i have noticed for about the past two weeks or so, i have had more dandruff. i haven't really paid much attention to the type of shampoo or anything before now, and i was wondering if anyone could advise me as to what would be the best shampoo to help controll the dandruff, but yet, not harm my hair. thanks everyone and i'm sorry if this is kind of long, i meant for it to be rather short.
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I LOVE MY HAIR THIS WAY
I've been searching a few shops for coconut oil, I tried ASDA, a few local shops, and Tesco, but no one sold it. Can you point me in the right place to buy it. I could do with something to define whatever bangs i've got, hopefully making them longer than they look.
does trimming your hair slightly help grow it because some people say it does and some say it doesn't.if you know anything on this subject tel me because my hairs getting longer but slowly
PLZ HELP
email me at platapuspeople@hotmail.com
There are pictures of a longhaired man on one of the numerous longhair-websites. I hope, there will be some more information about him on that website.
http://www.xxl-haar.org/xxl/haariges/gallery/jan/jan_e.htm
I have just read a tract on the www.tlhs.com about JoJoba Oil. It reccomends 2 drops rubbed into the palms, then gently applied to the hair below the ears (to avoid mixing with the scalp and potentially causing a reaction). Has anyone used this oil? Does it help your hair? Do you prefer another kind, coconut perhaps?
My aunt sent me this. Can't remember if I was 10, 11, or 12...
Had my ends straightened out, so now the back of my hair isn't V-shaped anymore. Lost about 3-4" in the deal.
Well here I am. You can finally see Ivix! Long hair ROCKS! Yes it does. Oh, and here's a picture of me and my cat, Smoke.
Hi Victor,
I have been away for a while, and was wondering what you had decided to do about your beard?
Steve
Hey all, I'm not sure if you guys remember me. I don't post often here, but I read the posts daily. I'm a member of a few different message boards and don't post much on any of them...just a quiet kinda guy hehe. Just thought I'd shamelessly plug a new shampoo and conditioner I started using. It's L'Oreal Vive Smooth Intense. I know some of you use it, and I tried it and REALLY like it. It's done wonder for the condition of my hair. And as a bonus, it's only got laureth sulfate in the shampoo, not the more harmful lauryl (sp?) that most also have. Anyways, I still haven't updated my website, but there's a link to it anyways. I'm taking a new progress pic on the 28th...that'll be one year since I started growing. Keep up the growing and the interesting topics, guys :)
Hi, I just wanted to see what people thought of this. When I take a shower, and I run my hands through my hair, I often get hairs that come out...over the period of the shower, this can number about 3-7 and up to 10 sometimes....now...they also seem to have for the most part whitish bulb things on the end....I can't tell if this is normal or not because I had kind've long hair for a guy, bangs down to my chin, for a while, then cut it short, and now it is growing out again. My family traditionally has a high hairline and mine has always been that way, but my hair seems to be thinner now that it is growing out again though I don't know if it is my imagination...any ideas or suggestions?
Thought I'd share this months progress with everyone.
If anyone remembers, though under a different board name, I shaved it all off back in november due to extensive bleaching damage. Well it's just a little past my eyebrows now. Finaly starting to notice real progress AGAIN! hehe
You'll have to forgive the darkness of the pic. I really need to move that stupid bookcase away from behind my comp ;P
Peace and be well all!
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Hello Gentlemen,
I was wondering your opinion on bangs. They don't appear to be very popular when I view posts here, but I got 'em. In part, it is because the weight of the front of my hair makes it appear my hair is overly receding. When I trim it, I get more bulk out of it. At my age (44), I need all the help I can get to steer away from the receding hairline graveyard!
So, what do you think? Does it work for me?
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there is a pic of it, will it look good?. I recently got it cut in the front a little, it used to be a little passed my eyebrows. I am trying to go for a kurt cobain look, so will i be able to do it, and if so, any tips?
In case any of you all don't know, this is Virginia Military Institute. A very prestigous military school up in Virginia's mountains. A co-working and I were up at the school working on some audiovisual equipment. Both of us, young guys (I'm 29) with long hair tied back in ponytails were working on the sound system. A lot of times, my co-workers and myself are frequently mistaken for students when working at colleges. This time, however, the professor in charge of the room we were working on laughed and said "Well, there's not going to be any mistaking you guys from the students here at this school!" It took a little time for use to catch what excatly he meant, but then it hit us....the hair!!!
Hey Guys. I'm new to the board here, but you have some interesting and helpful posts. I've been growing my hair out since October and I've never had it this long before. The front goes just past my nose now.
What you you guys do with your sideburns? I have been trimming mine every few weeks to keep it short, the same as on a short haircut. Should I keep doing this? I checked out Sorted's website and I think my goal is about his month 10.
Advice?
I've heard this can have interesting results. Anyone?
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Hey everyone.
Firstly, I'm sorry to hear some people have lost their hair... never a happy event, and I hope none of you are disheartened - not everyone you know will be as understanding as yourself... and us guys :)
Secondly, here's the most recent pic of my growth. I took the liberty of removing the half-month stages pictures.
Anyway, have a laugh...
oh, and the final picture is in reference to my previous comment about the chances of me reaching 30 years old before being able to grow a nice beardy :)
wolfeyes
I did add some mousse and hairspray...by doing this, did I destroy my hair?! What I mean is that are these products harmful for longer hair?
This morning I was having a little walk when I passed by two old ladies on a crosswalk. These woman were so old they could barely move...one of them clearly had 2 different sized legs. As I passed by, I couldn't believe my ears when one of them muttered, "long haired hippie freak...probably wears a dress." Something about it...something so evil about those damn grannies...I can't stop smiling.
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Over the course of the last 8 months, I have trimmed twice in an effort to get the layers out of my hair. I'm not totally there yet, but as you can see from the comparison photos, I have come pretty far and at the same time increased overall length.

This is one of the winning entries (so far) in a photo challenge. Last time I checked the votes, this one was coming in first.
I added some more pics of me, including my first progress pic I took on May 1st 04. I don't have any pics of me before with short hair though, so nothing to compare it with. I don't know why my hair looks so horrible in the B&W pics. I was having a bad hair day I guess.
My hair is a lil wavey, not completely straight. The way you see my hair in the pics is how I always have it. It has been 8 months since my last hair cut. I have never had a trim. People have been suggesting to me to get it trimmed since I have some damaged ends. I don't know what to do. Should I? Comments and suggestions wanted.
I'm going to leave the board because all these stories about people having to cut their hair because of pressure, be it from "friends", parents, whatever, are beginning to wind me up.
I'd rather leave than start leaving angry replies.
Long hair forever.
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JoNty
Well i wore a tail today for the first time and might I add it was one of the worst days I had! If any of you have ever seen Gans of New York, my hair was like his tail. Personaly i like it, but almost everyone in my damn school was making fun of me. I really dont understand. I respect how people want to look. I guess others dont
When you guys just start wearing a ponytail, is it like, high on your head and how long does it take the bangs to fit into the hair tie?
Hi to you all I just wondered where all you guys are from because i live in England!!! and i wonder if any people from england use this message board
Ok thanks !!
i finally got that trim because of my parents. my hair was down to my nose but the guy cut it and it just about reaches the eye brows.. it looks so stupid- ive decided that ive lost one thing i liked and my parents dont care... im gonna kill myself, nice knowing you guys- bye.
Ok, heres a vid using one of my update pics that I used as my final in my digital video class, it went over pretty well with the class so check it out and see what you think.
http://J-3.home.att.net/
Well ever since I got this "trim" (more of a butchering...) Ive been thinking about what i would do if I started going bald later? I cant decide if I should use rogaine, go to that bosley hair place or just let it fall out. What would you guys do ?
What is your favourite shampoo?
What is your favourite treatment/conditioner?
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Hi there
Just returned to share some photos with you all again. Comments welcome.
Thanks, and happy hairgrowing!
Mark.
Hi folks! After lurking the board for a week and having had such positive feedback from you guys (thanks!) I've decided to go for the long hair I've wanted for a while now!
Normally I get a haircut every 2-3 months when it's getting 'too long' and I need to tuck bits behind my ears. I assume thats the very beginning of the awkward stage. So I'm wondering what the best way is to get past that.
I've got a couple bandanas and caps, I've never used any kind of hair mousse or wax or anything so I know nothing about that. My question is, what worked best for you?
SO what do you think about Sodium Laureth Sulfate? It is a powerful degreaser, inexpensive, and foams nicely. It also does a great job of pulling all the sebaceaous oil for hair, (maybe too good?). This is simply in the ,"Is it good for my hair" senario. After dealing with that we have the whole " does it cause cancer" question.
So the real question is, what shampoo do you use, if you do not want to use SLS? Or is this just a case of Chicken Little and its fine to use?
Now that we've migrated to new software and it seems to be fairly stable, I'd like to start a thread on links. I see links being of two kinds:
The first kind will be commonly used links, such as:
* Contact webmaster
* Post a message
* Email a picture
The other kind will be less commonly used but perhaps just as valuable. These could be such things as:
* Other forums
* Other hair resources
This thread is an opportunity for you to post links that you'd like to see have a permanent place either on the main page or in a page linked from the main one. So post away.
Note to spammers: this is not an invitation to spam the board. This thread will be moderated just like any other.
I know my hair is not qualified for a pony tail, but I can actually tie it back and keep some parts held. I'm just wondering if anybody knows any techniques for three lengths of hair? Or is it impossible? My longest length is at the base of my neck. What my main question is how I can have the base and second layer all tied together, the top does not bother me as I can part it and pretty much keep behind my ears.
How do you make your hair grow faster, because mine seems to have stopped growing? I would like to get my hair back to the length it was in eigth grade. It was about lower mid back. Is now nipple level.
Sorted, Talk to me bro, your interesting.
Hi i wondered if anyone could help me. My hair is about 7 inches long. My hair is straight and dyed blond. I am having trouble with the back because although i said it is straight the back part falls about 2 inches down my back and as soon as it hits my sholders it curls up wards and loons really auful like behind my ears !! can anyone help me. i didnt want to use straightners 1 because i dont have one and 2 ecause somone told me they damage your hair !!
I would apreseate and help ( by the say i cant spell !!)
I'm 20.I recently was blackmailed into cutting my hair. my parents said if I cut my hair and shaved my goatee I could continue living in their house. So I did, I cut my hair just like they wanted and shaved my goatee. my dad told me later that he would never have kicked me out, he just wanted to see me cleaned up. I did'nt know what to say. I told him that I had long hair because I love it, and he lied to me to force me into cutting it. I feel like I lost so much growth time. my hair was 8 in. now I have a terrible crew cut. I will never cut it for anyone ever again.
Take care everyone, thanks for listening.
-kaj
Severe tangling from hair getting slammed around from banging. So ya im in a metal band that is pretty extreme. So obviously theres headbanging going on when we play live. My problem is my hair gets severely knotted with even slightest bit of getting tossed around where as everyone elses hair seems to be fine. Is there something I can do about this and also what is a good detangling method its not like the hair gets knotted its just tangled and hurts like all hell when trying to brush it out.
I have heard many people talk about brades are they the brades like mini plats all over your head like david becham had ???
Thanks !!
Not thinking about getting them done, but a friend of mine with dreadlocks made me realise something.
OK, I understand that hair falls out after a given time, then grows back to a length determined by genetics. But what happens to dreadlocks when this happens? The hair that falls out of course stays in the lock, so how does the new hair grow from underneith it? You'd think this would eventually make your dreadlocks look like absolute crap, but this doesn't seem to happen to anyone I know, and see with dreadlocks.
Another thing, will having dreadlocks weaken the scalp, possibly even induce hair loss?
Thanks for any help recieved.
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JoNty
So the next time I post a message, after the stuff is loaded, my picture will pop up or what?
To begin with, more or less the only time I ever get to post is at school, but soon after I get employeed, I will have internet at home. I am having scanner problems, but once I get a few pictures saved to my floppie, how can I fix it so my face pops up with every message? I want you guys to see me.
Hi everyone question 1= when do most of you reply to this message board ??
2= have any of you ever worn an alice band because i have and i wondered what anyone else looked like in one ??
3= people with blond hair i would be really if you could give me some pics of your hair short long (More long than short) because i want to see what i will liik like when mine is long er
Ok thanks a bunch
Bye
One, is Victor Engel Slavic? Two,I want to grow a beard. Is it like growing long hair from a shaved head or what?
Hi everyone, I am getting worries anout the IDIOTS in my school and scissors!!! I am a bit afrade that they might cut my hair, it is about 7 inches long. I really dont know what to do. I never ware my hair in a ponytail because then they could cut it of more easly!!! And we use scissors alot in technology !!!
by the way THANKS TO EVERYONE who replyed to my last message some of them made me really laugh and helped me a lot!!
Hi thanks for replying to my last message i just wondered if anyone had any tips for saying things to people that say " you should get your hair cut" like a back chat line ??? i am in year 10 in school by the way this message board is like sooo cool !!!
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I know it's of topic sorta, but I was wondering if people look like there pets? I say sometimes, but not allways. This is my dog, shasta, I imagine my pic will show up, you all can compare, and tell me. Anybody else wanna post and see if the look like there dog? just sounded like fun.
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My hair growth and my experience with exercise began about the same time. I received my last haircut on December 6th or so and joined the gym on the 8th.
Today after my shower, I noticed for the first my hair was touching the very bottom of my nape. It felt a bit funny.
I definitely don't remember every being this long. I am kind of having fun with it. Definitely not in the same league as many of you but for me 6 months is a lifetime having usually gone to the barber shop every 2 weeks before.
Anyone else have similar experience.
Greetings Men,
I would like to introduce myself, and look forward to chatting with many of you. My name is Aston, but use the screen name, Whtviking.
I have had long hair most of my adult life, throug my 30's and now into my 40's. I have cut it off and started over a couple of times. What I have now dates back about three years.
I am of Scandinavian descent, and my complexion and hair coloring show that, from what you will see in the pics.
I look forward to hearing from many of you,
Namaste-
Aston
Just to let anyone who care's know, I've relaunched my web site you can find it at: http://www.deceptikons.com
It contains (will contain when finished):
- My Progress Pics
- Essays on stuff I'm passionate about
- Experiments in CSS as I teach myself to write standards compliant code.
OK - Finally managed to take some decent progress pics to mark the 15 Month Anniversary - I really can't believe I've been growing this long.
My hair is quite big now, and still really wavy as the pics show. They were taken in the morning and I'd just walked in to work, as a result I'm even more frizzed up than usual.
(BTW: I'm still having trouble looking "normal" in front of a camera)
And this pic which really shows what a wavy mess my hair is at the moment.
All in all not a good hair day - but I'm pleased with the growth rate.
Comments/Critiques/Questions all welcomed.
Johnny Damon, the longhaired baseball player for the BoSox, is now facing pressure from charities and local television stations to cut his hair for a good cause. I think he defends himself very well in this article:
hello people! today, when I was doing my last english exam(it wasn´t too dificult for me,you can see that my english isn´t too bad no? jajaja) and my hair was falling on my face, and I haven´t the head band that I usually put on mi hair, so I made a loose tail with an elastic.At the first time, I feel a bit strange with a ponytail in my class, but the sensation you feel later with your loose tail on your neck... it´s cool.hahaa
and I was a bit worried for what will think the people, but I not worry more about that, because you can wear what do you want and.. it´s have been a good experience.
And thanks to sorted and cristallized fate for their help on how post a photo.thankss
Hey :D I am new here so i am just posting too ask something.
Okay my hair is not that long (I will get a pic soon) but once i had it long'ish ... Maybe like what it is now and when i cut it i got really depressed ... Is it just me or has anyone else had things like this... This was like a bad depression and lasted untill i got some lenth back. :D Thanks..
Hey Sorted, I just came upon this site and was wondering if you had a page of your progress pics. I like the progress you have now, would just like to see where you started from.
I'm starting now from just under an inch. Would like to end up with your 15 month pic. Long way to go yet.
I have a comb back hair style similar to that of say, Ben Affleck. Its about 2 inches on the top and about 1 3/4 inches on the sides and back. I'm looking to grow my hair so it hangs down, if not to my shoulders, then to the middle of my neck. Do you think it's possible to achieve this by the start of september? Thanks alot for any responses.
P.S. My hair is thick (not straight) and it grows fairly rapidly.
I've been posting to this board for a while now and have had reservations about posting my photo or email address. But after seeing all the members of this board, I figure, why not?
So, I'd like to introduce myself. I'm Ed and here's a photo of me taken this morning in my backyard in sunny San Jose, California. As you can see, I've had long hair for many years now.
Two notes: I usually don't wear my hair in front like this - but having it in back doesn't make a good hair photo. Also, I trimmed it only a week ago, so what's in the photo is as short as I wear my hair.
Victor - I'll send in an application (with a cropped photo) for the members page.
Regards,
Ed
I just discovered this site this week and feel like I have found the community I have always searched for.
Hi all,
I'm curious as to everyone's favorite shampoo and/or conditioner when it comes to scent (neglecting effectivity). Have you ever been complemented on your hair's scent instead of its appearance?
I admit to pulling out my bottles of Loreal Vive S.I. every now and then solely for the smell.
But I like you all the same. I think you are really cool and have some of the most interesting hobbies ever. How old are you, by the way? And I didn't mean any offense asking if you were of Slavic ethinicity, I am just curious.
I know that this is a ridiculous question, but I'm wondering if extremely long hair (past butt length) can cause neck problems?
Okay, here's my reasoning: I'm guessing that hair of that length would weigh 1-2 kilos (about 4 US pounds) and I figure that all that extra weight may put pressure on the neck, therefore perhaps causing neck problems.
The reason I'm asking is that I want to grow my hair to terminal but I'm still not sure about growing it past waist length because of the hassles.
Thanks.
Is there any hope that gay men will sport long or longer hair? Are there any guys here who post who are gay and proud of their longer hair? Will there ever be an end to the boring buzz cuts for gays? I hope there will be some answers.
Thanks...and I'm sorry if anyone is offended by my search.
My parents are making me get a trim wtf- after about 7 months now of growing it its finally looking good- They are so dumb, they think the flippy parts on the sides need to be cut monthly.... I told them that if I keep growing it, it wont do that- they wont listen? Will getting a trim make me look dumb? Ive seen people who have... its not very pretty. Anyway if they do make me cut it ill have to murder them in their sleep :D
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I've been watching this board for some time now, and have been in the process of re-growing my hair. It's been one year since my last cut. I hope I've uploaded the picture properly...
Hey all, I need some advice on shampooing and conditioning. I'm wondering, should you always use conditioner after shampooing? Also I was wanting to know the best shampoo and conditioners with the least harsh chemicals. My hair is almost dyed/bleached blonde all over, I just recently decided to let my natural color grow and I want to provide it with the best care.
Guys, you'll all be proud of me. I have decided not to cut my hair short! I just can't go through with it. I belive that as long as I give it enough time and take good care of it, it will fix itself.
Okay, yesterday after school I went to this hair cutting place.. I asked for a trim when I got there but they made a stupid mistake and cutted like 2 1/2 inches off of it and my hair was like 7 or 8 inches... Not only she took length off, she also made it look HORRIBLE!!! she made the layers messed up, the hair length she cut is uneven, and she the results came out into this buldgy feminen looking cut...
Alright, after she finished it she came out with the HUGE BULL saying "Wow! I love it! Looks great!!" so I can leave. There's this junior high right next to the hair cutting place.. They all knew who I was from last year because I went to the junior high school and they stared at me funny thinking "look at that guy's hair".. I walked in the van and my mom looks at me funny and I'm like "does it look better?" and she doesn't really answer.. As soon as I got home I wore a hat and like 10 minutes later my brother came home and he's like "how was the hair trim?" and I'm like "I don't think it came well" and I took the hat off and he's like "jesus, that does look horrible... What was the hair dresser thinking?".. He immediately brings me to his girlfriend which she knows alot about hair cutting and she's like "oh my god, dan, what have they done to you? it looks horrible!" and she tries to thin out the hair and does anything she could to fix it but she made it look a little better but she says that in order for it to look right she'll either have to cut more length off or I have to bare with it for like a month or so... WHAT AN IDIOTIC HAIR DRESSER!!! WHAT THE HECK WAS SHE THINKING!?!?!??! I told my brother's girlfriend I'd probably get made fun of at school and she's like "no, I'm sure they won't" and my brother is like "are you kidding?!?! Of course they're going to make fun of him, look! It's really bad and it looks very feminen. I hope the teachers let you wear hats".. Once again, what the heck was the hair dresser thinking getting me to leave to store with these results? It looks so horrible and she ought to get fired.
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Well, I may not be going for the full head of dreads QUITE yet (someday soon. . .) but Hubert has been remanifested. My token dreadlock is back, but on the right side of my head this time. I realized how much I really missed having it there, and just decided to put another one in. *sigh*. . . .
You know the feeling you had before you were "technically" a longhair? How you felt like you were a longhair the whole time on the inside, and your physical hair was just catching up with what you already were? That's how I'm feeling about locks. . .
If/when I end up getting them done, I won't be much good for giving advice on conditioners/detangling etc. . . .but you guys might be able to find some good use for me here still (if you look really hard :)
Ah well, here's a photo of the new lock. "I shall call him 'squishy', and he shall be mine. And he shall be my squishy" -- Dori from "Finding Nemo"
That "Ball" Guy
P.S. Thanks to all who replied on the board and in e-mails. I have taken all of your advice seriously!
What length sideburns look best with hair similar to 'Sorted's'. Tidy but to the bottom of the ear lobe or fully shaven as high as possible?
Hey, my hair is around the top of my mouth at the front, and reaches a bit lower down at the back... its also quite coarse
In the shower, when I wet my hair before putting the shampoo it, my hair all sticks together into like big wet, thick clumps completely covering my scalp. This makes it extremely hard to apply the shampoo to anywhere except the surface of my thick wet hair... to get to the scalp is difficult and always results in hair being pulled out as I try to apply the shampoo to my scalp/roots..
Does anyone here have the same problem/any suggestions on how to apply shampoo to your scalp when you medium/long hair???
Thanks for any help
For those of you who don't have a photo program that will shrink your photos, you may find this page, which I threw together today, handy:
I programmed it to shrink any photo up to 500k down to a size that should be postable on the Hyperboard. Let me know if you have any problems with it.
Hello! I´m trying to post a pic but I can´t. How can I make if my photo isn´t on a personal web page, if I have on my computer?
thanks
hi, i need help about my hair, i been growing it out since april 2003 i think and its pretty long now, but its flipping alot on the sides. i just want my hair to be straight, and another thing, all of a sudden the same shampoo+conditioner (2 in 1 bottle) is making my hair frizzy and puffy looking. any suggestions???
Hi,
I would like to ask you experts what you think I should do about my curly hair. I have been growing it for a little over 5 months and it is right now 4 inches at most in length. While I recently noticed the different characteristics of it being longer, such as being able to feel it when I shake my head, I feel under an illusion of it not getting any longer.
As may or may not be normal I am noticing that I lose more hair from time to time. This happens when I comb, brush, or run my hand through my hair. The individual strands themselves do not break or fall out. This loss contributes to the illusion of my hair not growing any longer. I am calling it an "illusion" because after reading through this site I feel it should be growing even longer but I am not noticing.
I would also like to ask about how long I can expect to have to wait before my curly hair begins to start looking longer and falling downward. Right now it is not long enough on the back or sides to fall down like curly longhairs so it just sicks out 1.5 inches or so (it is 4 inches in length here). The hair on top of my head is more willing to stay down so long as I don't purposely try to "mess it up" at any time (if I do this it is like an irreversible process until I wet it again).
The reason I am asking about this is because I don't like the way my hair looks at all and have seriously considered straightening/relaxing techniques. I decided, however, that I would rather wait until my hair grows longer so that I can see what it looks like curly/long and perhaps be happy with it. How long can I expect to wait before my hair will start to fall down? How long will it be before it starts going down my neck (it is only 3-3.5 inches long in back)?
If I really want to try straightening, what is the best way for me to do so? Do those non-chemical products that you must use daily work? Would that be a good idea say, for if I needed to have my picture taken before it is longer? Lastly, can I get advice from anyone on this board about the other (more permanent) hair straightening procedeures? What do those with long curly (or straightened hair) think about them?
I appreciate your advice, especially during the haircut sale at GreatClips. ;-)
I have asked this before, but not got an answer. Where have the following gone?
1. Jin - the last time he posted he mentioned that he was under pressure to cut. What happened? Anyone knows?
2. Sergey - another guy with super long hair.
3. Jarkko - no longer posts here, though he does post occasionally to the Elaborate Hair Styling board.
My hair is a lot like -vincents and its at about the same length as it is in the link (hope i did it right) If your out there vincent mind if i ask how long it took you to go from that to how you are now? No trims or anything? I would tell my parents that but theyll probly make me anyway...
I have been hashing over the idea of going anti-shampoo and cleansing only with water by running my hands through my hair in the shower under warm water and then use conditioner after that. I did this today and I am very pleased with how I can still get my hands through my hair with minimal snagging, but also my hair does look cleaner.
The reasoning behind my anti-shampoo madness is due to the fact that no matter what shampoo I use, I cannot get my hands, comb or brush through my hair after it dries without ripping and tearing hair out. Even with following up with conditioner. Leave in conditioners don't even help. This is really getting on my nerves and I am about done with shampoos all together. I keep running the reasoning through my head that people in the past before the invention of shampoo done o.k., so should I.
Comments would be greatly appreciated. I know this has been covered in the past, but I have been asleep since then and would like everyone elses thoughts on this matter. Pro's, con's, does it sufficiently cleanse to use water only, etc. etc. Peace!
Well, I have been growing for about 4 months now and I am in a very awkward stage. It's been a tough journey and still is, especially with the hassle of having my ears stick out. I read the comments on my old posts and decided to keep going. My hair has gained volume in the front area of my ears and now is thickening behind the ear as well as in front still. My bangs are long enough to cover my eyebrowes and the hair on the back of my head is about to the neck but not quite. I have suffered cheap Beatle comments and my 'Friends' giving me crap about my ears and hair. I'll show them in the end of this all...
Ok im going to try and explain this. There are three showers in my house the one I use and my parents are both powerfull high flow showers which I love. My dad was sealing some leaks in these two showers today so I had to use my brothers shower which is a low flow which I hate. Anyways After showing in the low flow I relized my hair seemed straighter and less knotted then when I usually shower and very smooth feeling even before I was out of the shower if felt smoother.It also slicked back without any resistance at all after I had partially towel dried it which is very uncommon usually I have to be very gentle or I will end up pulling on some knot. Now I use four different products on my hair not all at the same time of course though. For the last while ive been using the nioxin shampoo with my Aussie mega conditionar for dry hair. Tonite though I relized I was out of Aussie conditionar and out of Nioxin shampoo so I used my Aussie mega shampoo with the nioxin conditionar. So what I am basically asking is do you think it was the product change or the shower type that affected how my hair turned out after being washed? My hair is still wet at the moment so I will let you all know if there is any difference to it when it is dry as well.
Hi, I'm wondering what constitutes a good trim for you, as the topic says....specifically in the growing stage-mine happens to be a little bit past my lips in the front, as an example.
Do you want the hairdresser to just do stuff to the part at the back of your neck? Or should they do some cutting to the other areas?
Then again, I'm probably going to just let mine grow and not get a trim until December, when it's at a sufficiently long length to tie up...but I'm still wondering
Sup feloow long hairs...(I am not offcialy 1 yet but soon to be : ) ) and readers of this board. I like to say my progress on my thick / curly hair is Awesome. Te first 2 - 6 months where tough but I took it like a man. My hair is starting to drop a little bit but not quite what I am aiming for. I usually wear a head( as of 2 weeks ago) I gel and after it drys or before it dries i put on a head band. I 'm sorry i don't have progress pics. An thanks alot pople on this board going threw my akward stage with you feloows couldn't of been easier with all your tips .... THANKSS!!! 8 D
P.S ChaNGEd My name from Chris to 1986 300zx (just Bought my self 1 hehe)
Hi,
In following the policies of this forum, I would like to state that I will be using the name "Lumina" for all posts after this one.
Thanks
I dont know if this is normal but when I get out of the shower I usualy just dry it a little with a towel and put a hat on over it. Well the next morning when I wake up its all curly and tangled. I usualy just blow dry it even when its not wet and it becomes straight. Anyone have any ideas on how to get it to not curl up like that?
In reference to the picture that appears in your posts. When I first saw it I thought you were wearing a brown vest and that your hair was braided beside it coming over your shoulders. Then I saw the full picture I cant believe I mistook your hair for a vest. Your length is incredible how long did it take to reach that length or are you still growing?
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Here's a couple of new pictures.
I just got the hair trimmed last night. My hair feels much healthier though. But at this rate, I'll never make my goal length! (slightly above my shoulders, all one length) It's going to take forever! Any ideas how long it will take? I have no pic, but my description is that my hair consists of three, not obvious lengths. The first is a little above my eyes, the next at my cheek bones, and the final almost at the bottom of my neck. I'll post a pic tonight probably, Thanks! ~Blonde~
Last April 2003 I started growing my hair out from a shaved head. This was the first real time I grew my hair out, and discovered it to be thick curly/wavy hair. I was upset, because I wanted straight long hair, so in December 2003 I got my hair chemically straightened and trimmed. Now at the present time, my hair is basically breaking off (I think), and has major split ends. The hairs seem to be breaking off from the part that was straightened. Now I have about 2 and a half inches of my real hair coming in and about 4-5 inches of the damaged straighted hair. Obviously this looks like complete crap and my question is, should I just shave my head again and start over? I've learned to accept my curly hair and want to grow it long. Or should I just attempt to trim the straightened/damaged part off myself, keeping it long on top and short around the back/sides? (every hair cutter around here will never get it right). Thank you for any advice,
Dan
This morning I finally got around to trying out the 'vinegar rinse.
I used about 2 teaspoons of vinegar to 1/2 a liter (or 2 cups) of warm water.
*First I shampooed my hair as usual (ViVE Smooth-Intense shampoo)
*Rinsed out the shampoo well.
*Poured the entire amount of the above mentioned vinegar rinse all
over my hair.
*Worked it throughout my hair.
*Then I rinsed it out well.
*This was followed by a small amount of conditioner (ViVE Smooth-Intense conditioner).
*Rinsed out conditioner.
MY Results:
*Very silky
*Easy to comb
*For some reason, the excess moisture was better absorbed by the towel!
*Fabulous texture
*Extra shine-healthy looking.
*It is now evening, and I must say, I haven't had such a 'GOOD Hair Day' in a very long time!
I will try this again sometime this week to see if I get the same results.
Thought I'd share this with everyone, just in case you
would like to try it yourselves*
(*You could substitute your favorite shampoo & conditioner for the ones I mentioned).
I can't figure out what's happening to my hair. In the past year, my hair's become crunchy and dry, and i don't understand why. I'm still using the same types of shampoos and conditioners that i used 4 years ago...this never happened before with them. And i have a shower filter on my shower head, so it can't be the chlorine..and it can't be my diet either, because my diet has remained consistent in the past 4 years. Any insight on this strange occurence?
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Hello I post this board for the first time yester under the name of Arcradia sorry i didnt post my first name its just i use the name on quite a few wedsites and thought id post my photo for viewing btw im on the right just incase you were wondering or thinking off asking Best regards Jon
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My GF took it a few days ago just after having my hair trimmed trimmed. It shows my hair quite nicely, along with a fair amount of skin (and my stereo system!) I was just looking for something that shows the back of my hair better, I hope I didn't offend anyone!
Hi everyone
i am a teenager and i have to wash my hair every morning because it gets soo greasy and i heard that washing it too much can have bad effects. can anyone help me??
Are hippies these days arrogant and stuck up, or is it just me? Here in NY they seem to be. Even a friend of mine who's been involved with the hippie scene, agrees. Were the 60's hippies like that?
I wanted to post a pic, but am having trouble getting the image from my camera to juve with this sites requirements (50K) can't I just send a shot from my camera files?
Hello everyone,
I have a quick question about growing your hair long. I'm currently trying to grow my hair out and I've been experiencing a more noticeable hair loss. I'm wondering whether growing long hair would cause PERMANENT hair loss for men.
Thank you so much for your advice. Hit me back :)
Amir
what are some products i could use to control frizziness? now that my hair has gotten longer, i've taken to not putting any gel products in... but sometimes it gets super frizzy. would some leave in conditioner work? or what about the l'oreal vive serum or whatever? thanks for the advice!
also, i'd like to say, this is the longest i've gone without any haircut or trim of any sort! i've tried growning my hair out a few times before and always ended up getting fed up with the awkward stage and cutting it. so to those in the awkward stage, there is a light at the end of the tunnel! i'm still in the awkward stage a bit, but i just feel so much better about my hair. i'm not so concerned with trying to make it straight (it's pretty wavy/curly) as i was before, not too much longer, and i should be able to put it in a tail! just wanted to say thanks to the board for the encouragement.
well my friend came over and straightened my hair.. i like it but its far to much hassle for me to keep doing it and worrying about getting it wet or sweating or whatever..
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Haha, now I've got your attention :) I haven't trimmed! I'm really sorry I had to deceive you all, but I really need opinions on my hair!
BTW it occured to me the other day, the reason my hair doesn't look longer is because I have a high forehead, so its about 1cm above from normal I think.
Check out my progress pics:
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Progpics.html
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Temp3.html
Here's a pic, I don't know if it'll work!
Please tell me how I'm doing, comments welcome as always!:)
Today I was in T.V. Production class at my school, with my long-haired teacher. While class was beginning I was detangling my hair with my fingers as it was windy outside. My friend started trying to tease me about it and we joked back and forth for a minute before my teacher walked up and was like, "Well, Tyler, when you have long hair, sometimes you just have to untangle it. It has nothing to do with being feminine, just with long hair...etc" I thought it was cool. My teacher's a pretty cool guy, more laid-back and relaxed, more humorous, yet still a good teacher.
Anywayz I've ranted enough, so I'll just close by saying that I am one of 3 longhairs in that classroom, not counting the teacher. One guy's hair is a few inches past shoulder length, although not well cared for, the other's is a tad bit shorter than mine in front, but longer in back, and my teachers hair is shoulder-blade length.
- Steve-o
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My hair just barely makes it into a tail now.
Hey all, this is just a quickie until the weekend when i can use my proper camera for better pictures.
It's been exactly 6 months 20 days now since i started growing my hair from a skin head so i was basically bald hehe.
Some people may think it should be longer, but ive had trims as im not in a rush to grow it im just releaxing through the stages :)The women also seem to like it this length ;)
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Gonna leave it now though without anymore trims until i get my desired length.
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Nothing of great note on the hair front, but since I just got this new photo, I figured this was as good a time as any to post an update
Hail to all!
My hair is so fine and thin, I notice it easily gets tangled with other hairs...it's almost like they twine together. This is especially a problem for me when I comb my hair...so I was wondering if anyone here has a special technique when combing their hair, especially if it's thin and fine like...how do you comb through without getting tangled up? It's odd, because normally I hear about people with curly hair and their tangles...but as a straight haired person I find I get just as many twining/tangle problems.
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Hi folks. I've finally decided I'd like a new hairstyle and I'd love to try long hair, but I have no idea if it'll suit me or not!
I'm also clueless as to how to go about it. The impression I get from reading posts is that you just use conditioner and let it grow?
My hair tends to grow up and out, how do you manage to make it go into the middle parting and lie flat?
I'll try to add a pic of me so you can tell if this is possible for me or not (I'm the guy!). I'm totally new at this hair stuff!!!!
Thanks in advance folks!

On the dpreview site, there is a thread going about converting a digital SLR into a pinhole camera. I decided to try it out with mine by simply replacing the lens with a sheet of aluminum foil in which I'd poked a small hole. Here is the result.
How may of you have dabbled with tha other very femina acessory "long eyelashes"
I have very long eyelashes and by combing them with a very fine toothed eyelash come I discovered I can get them even longer, but I have never any desire to use mascara or eye makeup.
Which is another question how many of you fellas have used mascara?
And how many of you have gone all the way with eye makeup?
Well I spent the weekend in Banff for a high school trip its about a 6-8 hour drive from where I live its in the mountains basically a skiing city. Anyways a couple of my friends that were girls wanted to do stuff with my hair and seeing as the two I allowed I trusted pretty well I said ok. So basically I discovered that guys are way to cautious with there hair. I am no longer paranoid at all about damaging my hair after seeing what the ladies go through with there hair. First off one of them was brushing my hair and I am very very carefull but they actually put some tough pulls into it to get the knots out. Then some of the hair styles like I guess kind of bun like ponytails that are fairly high up on the head they really pull the hair quite tight to get into these. I mean I dont know how some of them tolerate this as the majority of them are quite uncomfortable. So basically i thought to myself I dont put my hair through any of this abuse brushing very carefully, ive only ever blow dried two times in the 2 years ive been growing and I only wear my hair in low loose pony tails. Where as these girls put there hair through so many types of abuse each day and it still looks healthy and isnt damaged.
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This is the best hair picture I could find. Taken last October after I bought this little Yorkville sound system. My hair doesn't look to be in too bad of shape there, but looks can be decieving, cuz that's when it started to get to the point I couldn't comb out the ponytail. I gained about another inch or two since the pic was taken before I got it trimmed back last week.
I planned on taking some progress pics today, but I've been struck down by food poisoning! :(
I'm not in school today, and I can barely manage typing this message, so if I'm better tomorrow, there'll definately be a pic attached:)
Bye for now.
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OK - I'm almost due My 15 month Progress Pics - I tried to take some today - but they all were complete trash - I can't seem to face the camera without looking like I'm either a) On goof balls or b) about to kill the person behind the lens.
So, partly to alieviate my dissapointment in been unable to get a suitable pic to post for April, (having spent the last hour trying) and partly to try out the new Photo Upload function, I thought I'd share a picture I overlooked from March.
My Hair has changed quite a bit since then, its much "bigger" at the sides yet it has less volume on top. Overall its straighter, - I kinda miss the extra waves which gave it a shaggy look last month. :(
Anyway - this pic is from March - April to follow soon.
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Hail everyone. My name is Daniel and I am new to this site! I have been growing my hair out for just over two years, and here's my result thus far.
Hey. I posted a message earlier about my hair flipping when I push it behind my ears....Anyway, i noticed that we have very similar hair. And i was wondering if you do anything to it to make the bangs and sides stay a little straighter. My back flips as yours does but I mt sides flip as well. Juss wondering if you do anything to prevent this. Thanks
haha, hope I got your attention. I don't think it's gay or anything, especially for guys with longer hair. I just wanted to see if a lot of guys blowdry their hair. I've been using a blowdryer the last few days just out of convience (taking showers at 11pm isn't a good idea if you don't want bedhair the next morning, and I'm not an early riser either). It really seems to help keep my hair in the right place, and makes it less frizzy too. I did use some kind of control cream that I put in before I blowdried it, I just put it above my ears and sideburns, where the hair likes to stick out all over. Keep in mind that I'm doing all of this before bed, mainly so I can sleep on dry hair. In the morning all I do is comb it.
1. Is this a good idea? I'm aiming for shoulder length or longer, don't want to fry my hair too early.
2. Does the heat have something to do with reforming it into a new shape? Like how people use hot curling irons. I blowdry it downwards, like a hot downdraft, so it's pushed flat as it's heated.
3. When I start getting up early enough to take a shower and let it dry before I go out, what can I use to keep the frizzies down while it's still short? I don't plan on blowdrying it in the dorms next year! I hate gel, but is there some kind of stuff I can put in that doesn't smell all girly? It's 3-4 inches now, so I have a ways to go before it's "long".
Thanks,
Keith
Hey everyone, just thought I'd give you a Belfast dictionary, of sorts. Means if you don't understand what I'm talking about, there's info available. Have a look if you get the chance* - it's a good laugh.
Remember to pronounce the words as they're spelled.
http://members.tripod.com/~Shinann/language.htm
http://personal.inet.fi/koti/dfishy/Irish%20Slang%20in%20under%2020%20seconds.htm
PS you'll be aware of a swear overkill. Please do not be offended. Some of the language in Belfast is quite harsh. Not everyone speaks like this, but everyone knows that lots of other people do, especially the spides and the millies (see dictionary).
*NB
Do not visit these sites if you do not wish to read any coarse language.
Hi,
I was wondering that since long hair is not too common, do any of you also dress in a unique manner, rather than following the fashion herds?
Personally, I go for the neat-casual Italian styles but since I'm not in Italy/ Europe, it gives quite an individual look because no-one else dresses like that here.
Cheers
I have a massive split end problem. Should I trim my dead ends all over or use special conditioners? I know the best way is to trim it but my hair is still short and the trim would set me back even further! Please help!
Check out this article about Red Sox center fielder Johnny Damon:
http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/page2/story?page=neel/040414
Cheers,
arnocello
I've always wanted my hair to be just an inch above my shoulders. But my hair seems to not grow too quickly, or is it in my imagination? I did start progress pics though. Any advice for hair care?
My hair is just so messed up with the neck hair and the layers. I'm seriously thinking about cutting it short and starting over. I will keep it long afterwards, but I'm just thinking of it to start over so the underlayers will feel in proportion with the rest of the hair.
A few posts back you suggested using Silica/Horsetail tablets.
"you take silica/horsetail extract tablets, they give you good hair-building material - makes the hair you're growing nice and soft."
I tried for a week. Made the sides of my neck and the back of my head (where i have an undercut) spotty and painful. It's been a week since I stopped taking them and the spots have near enough cleared up.
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JoNty
Ive been growing my hair for about 6 months and its about 5 1/2 inches but its curly and unless I blow dry it when I wake up its a curly mess. If im out in the rain my hair would be ruined- What do you think would be better for this gel or mousse.
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Ok, just a caveat that this pic was taken first thing in the morning! I'll try to remember to take another on a "good hair day". :) BTW, is there a way to upload more than 1 pic in a single post?
Anyone on here used it? I believe this is the one that Victor and Justin mentioned. Its scented like Watermelons. Anyway, I checked the ingredients and there appear to be no 'Cones in it at all, but does anyone else know if any of the other ingredients are bad? There's a list here...
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=14468&catid=11936&trx=PLST-0-SRCH&trxp1=11936&trxp2=14468&trxp3=1&trxp4=0&btrx=BUY-PLST-0-SRCH
Found a barber today. Got him to fix it up. He spends loads of time checking his work, and going really slow on everyone's hair. My undercut is now near enough perfect on each side.
All is saved.
No more undercut topics from me. :)
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JoNty
Im signed up for a field trip to Six Flags soon, and part of the requirement is to go on some rides, for experimental purposes, but Im worried that the fast speeds and high winds resulting from those speeds will be harmful to my locks.Anyone have any comments on this? Ive heard wearin caps is harmful too, but I would rather cap damage than severe wind damage.
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You guys are probably going to hate me for getting so much of my hair cut off, but it was in such bad shape that there was not much really I could do to save it. I wrote a few weeks ago about enjoying my hair running down my back. It had made it about 6 inches from the waistline of my jeans. The last 8-12 inches of my ponytail though had become a tangled rat's nest of split ends that no amount of combing or conditioner could fix. I had put sun-in on it a few years back, and while that stuff may be Ok for someone who has a buzz do, and keeps hair no longer than a few months at a time...it really messed up my hair that had gotten to be a few years old. Another problem I was having came from when I sat in my van to drive it. The van has high-back bucket seats in it, and my hair would become trapped between my back and the seat, and I couldn't turn my head! Any of you all had this problem? I had one of my neighbors whose a hairdresser trim it up in his kitchen one evening.
I had my hair trimmed back to just about sholder lenghth. It's still long enough to tie back into a ponytail for when I am at work (electronics tech) I'm really enjoying the shorter length though because I can leave it down more without it getting in the way. The picture I took was when was in New York City over the weekend. It was very windy Saturday, and my hair was not getting blown in the way, yet it was blowing around just enough to give that nice sensual experience.
Ok, my hair is naturally chocolate brown but for about four years I've dyed it golden blonde, I've finally decided to stop for awhile so my poor hair can recover. My hair isn't frizzy but there's millions of split ends! I really don't want to trim my hair because I'm afraid I lose more than I wanted to. My hair is very short right now, it's in three layers, the first one by my eyes, the next at my cheek and the bottom at my neck. It's not too obvious but I hate it! I want one length actually. But my question is how I can treat my hair for all split ends without cutting it for awhile and how long it might take for me to grow it all into one piece.
(Thank you! I ramble sometimes, sorry!)
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Hey,
As promised, here are my pics. I apologise for the lack of quality or attractiveness, but I didn't realise I was going to be showing these to anyone, otherwise I might have smiled!
Anyway, if you have any ideas of what kind of style of hair might suit my face, do voice your opinion.
wolfeyes.
I've been growing my hair for a few years now and its a little belowmy shoulders. I think I made the mistake of not getting trims for as long as I have been growing it. My hair is fairly wavy and i'm starting to get a decent amount of long curls. I also have a ton of split ends and teh ends all have some curve to them. Is that normal at all? Any suggestions? I never wanted to go get it trimmed because the people who usually cut my hair screw up anyways.
hey guys,
ive been growing my hair out for almost 6 months now !!!!yea !!!! but i still have a way to go. anyways... do u guys think its better to get your hair cut every couple months or does it really not matter ? i have yet to get a trim and im just wondering if i should. i hear trims help grow quicker, but ive gone 6 moths without a trim. so what do u guys think i should do ? just looking for a little helpful intput.
by the way those who dont know, ive had a buzz cut for years and the end of last year i decieded to grow my hair :D. just figured id share
thanks,
dave
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The vitamins known as Centrum. Might it be helpful to improve my hair's strength?
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This is a picture of Chad Kroeger from Nickelback, and this is sort of the way I'm headed with my hair. I talked to my stylist friend and he said that I will need a perm, and some highlights put in to complete the appearance. What do you all think from the previous picture I posted, how it would look on me?
Hi
my friend Javed`s currently following a vocational course. He`s being told to cut his hair.
And here`s the part of the rules and regulations that create problems. Your suggestions to fight these clauses are welcome.
HAIRCUT
1 A male trainee shall keep his hair neatly trimmed to an acceptable length.
His hair must not touch his eyebrows, cover his ears or touch his shirt collar.
2...
3 A female trainee with long hair shall tie up her hair neatly.
Great Clips is doing a promotion locally for $4.99 haircuts. I have had about 10 or so people remind of this. Some are people I work with; others are friends. It is amazing to me how brave or arrogant people are with their opinions.
I have been growing out my hair since December. It is way shorter than most here on the board but I am trying. I used to go for a haircut every 2 weeks. Going on 6 months, I am realizing how cool it is to have hair. I have thick dark hair, the longest strands are 4 inches or so... So I have a ways to go to get to the length of some of you all.
Anyway, I am amazed at people's attitudes.
Steve
Hey whats up? I have been reading messages from these poest for about a year now. I dont post much though. Well anyways, I have been growing my haior for almost a year now and i have had this prblem a while now and I was wondering if anyone cuould help me. I like to tuck my hair behind my ears because its alot easier and i have think hair so i like how looks better anyway. But whenever i do this my hair tends to curl around my ears. So I can only push it behind my ears. If i want to wear it normally i cant cuz the hair has dried flipping like crazy! Sprry for the length pf the post. Any suggestions?
My hair is pretty wavy, I also don't comb it or brush it much. I've always just grabbed the hair and tied it back. I'm sure there is a more correct way to tie hair back? When I say correct, I mean which is teh method which gives the best results. Thanks!
jimmy in the samsons is the hottest man of all time. I wish i had his good looks and his long hair
I bought the new Dove Conditioner, and there are some ups and downs to it. The upsides are that it leaves your hair soft and a little bit shiny. It also allows even the finest combs to run through your hair, but again, these types of experiments can be performed at your own risk. The downsides are the rather small size of the bottle, and the way the conditioner itself is not easy to handle. I found it very difficult to spread it evenly throughout my hair, and being that my hair is wavy, it did not help the situation. Overall it was worth a look for the agreeable price, but I would argue the commercial is more of a dramatization than the actual results one would get.
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i have not enough light in my room for my cam.
i have also an avi on my harddisc, that i have made from my hair. when i find good webspace, i'll share it with you, if you like.
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Hi, i am back again and thought, i should post new Pictures. ;-) Here is the first one. :-)
Hey all.
I guess I should note that I did in fact get up enough nerve to get a trim yesterday. I quite like the result! The stylish knew exactly what I wanted and hardly took off any length! I love the feel of it now, it's like silk. =] But anyway, it's almost completely even now, hurrah.
Comments are appreciated as always.
- Brian
I used to have long hair. (when down it would reach my sholders) And the amount of hair i lost was amazing. Like if i rain my fingers thru my hair i would have a handfull of hair. So fed up with it I shaved my head. My hair is now about 2 inches long and I am getting ready to grow my hair again. Any tips for not losing so much hair??
Thanks
Several weeks ago I posted a survey regarding the "grass is greener" cliché that asked users about their hair and their preferences. Here is what people said:
I haven't posted here in awhile but I thought I drop by for a little advice. My hair has become a nightmare. It's frizzy, it's tangled, it's damaged, and so on. It takes me nearly 30 minutes to detangle and brush my hair these days because it's so tangled. Even being really careful I cause damage to it because it's so hard to get the tangles out and I wind up breaking hairs and pulling hairs out. Now it's at a point that it's so damaged the ends have become really thin. I've tried numerous conditioners, detanglers, leave ins,treatments, etc. All with similar results. I've also tried numerous brushes and combs, but it's still a pain to brush or comb it. Nothing helps. Any advice would be appreciated. I'm willing to try anything at this point.If it doesn't get better soon I'm going to have to cut it. It's just too big of a pain to deal with. Look at the pic to see what a mess my hair is. Hope it doesn't scare ya too much. :)
Ok so I started growing my hair back in october so its been about 6 months so far. My hair when wet looks really good andgoes down past my eyes near to the bottom of my nose; but when it dries off it barely reaches my eye and is very curly and wavy. I have to blow dry it to make it look even look a little like i havent just rolled out of bed. Anyone know any products I could use that will keep my hair looking wet and keep it from curling but not make it crunchy and dry (gel)? Also since im 15 and have highschool gym every day using gel and changing clothes makes a lot of mess. Thanks...
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Sorry, the Quality is not so good and you can see the hair not so, like i wanted, but i have made it with my new WebCam in my hand and it is very difficult to make a good picture like that.
I have been trying my own meditation techniques to focus energy on hair-growing... don't know if that's why my hair's growing so fast, but it might useful for anyone growing their hair to try out.
I do believe the body has powers that we have no idea how to harness, and as a sufferer of eczema, I know that when I focus meditation on healing, my cuts will heal faster.
But this is the first time I've tried focusing on something else... anyway, might sound like a load of jibberish but might be worth trying out for those as impatient as myself :)
wolfeyes
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Hiya, I check in from time to time and have a look at things. The site has been a source of good answers for me. Anyhoo I have been trying to grow out the hair since August 2003. I had a short cut then and haven't had a haircut yet except for one day when I trimmed the back myself (no mirror, just by feel... I have never seen it lol).
The pic is about a week old. My aim is to be able to pull it all back and will decide then about further growth. Comments?
Hi,
Because I was a shorthair all of my life and am now a longhair-wannabe, I need to ask for details about shampoos/conditioners: what each is for specifically, when to use them, and how often.
Previously, I used to only shampoo my hair every couple of days. Recently I have been using something that is a "combination" of both. However, I feel that this should probably change as it seems like my hair feels lighter and possibly dryer than it does after several days with only water.
Please let me know what to do and also how to tell whether my hair is doing better or worse. That way I won't have to keep asking you guys. ;-)
Thanks
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hi, im new to this, i just decided today that i wanna grow my hair out, like to my shoulders, umm.....I have no clue what the hell i need to do, im really just blank about this subject, i tried to ask someone but they said go get some trimmed, Cause right now im in the Fuzzy stage, i have straight hair, umm..i really have no clue what to do lol, If anyone out there can help me it would be great i just need info on like, Sideburns, The hair on my neck and Basically a plan, lol.. I attached a pic so maybe someone could tell me if i would even look good with longer hair, i know others opinions dont matter but, they would help a little...........
thx, Jason
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As I have mentioned, I have not yet decided what to do with my hair once it reaches a stylable length... so I've been digging through images to seee if there's anything I'd be comfortable with, or could pull off. Let me know what you think of these pics :)
wolfeyes
Hi
Ok so as those of you who read my last post might remember, i went to the barber and was royally screwed over wen he took off about 4-6 inches :-(
Now the situation is, i have abt 6 inch hair in the front, near the forehead, and side hair/bangs of abt 4 inches...
now sitll on the upper side of my head but near the very back, the idiot ******* took off too much and the hair are like 3-4 inches there as well, so if combed out as a center parting its a pretty visible difference from the rest of the hair...
and on the back of the head its abt 1,2 inches throughout :(
now wot i wanted to ask was...shud i get the hair on top all cut to the one smaller length? or just comb it back, wait for it to all grow out, and then equalize it to a longer length? pros and cons of both?
ill try to include a pic in the next 2-3 days...
thanks
Hi,
yesterday I rewatched (on public TV) the 90ies movie "Tarzan in Manhattan". I was impressed by Tarzan`s overall physique (I mean the guy who plays Tarzan). What a guy ! One of the most handsome men I`ve ever seen. What hair and what body ! Forget about Arnold.
I prefer watch this kind of movie than Lord of the rings.
Most guys like Lord of the rings but few of them have long hair.
Hi wolfeyes,
In case you didn't know of it, there is the greatest thesis of all time written by Bill Choisser on just about everything one should know in regards to growing-out hair, care of, etc. (A VERY in depth 4 part article which is a "must" to read if you haven't already.) It will answer just about every question you might have it is so comprehensive.
You can find it under "Links" at the top page of the Hyperboard.
Just in case you were unaware of this.
Justin
Does anyone here trim their eyebrows at all? Mine are a bit on the thick side, and I don't know how to trim them. I feel like if they were a little less thick they would suit my longer hair better. I just don't know how to do it; nor do I know if I even will do it, do you think it is a little too feminine to do?
I just saw Kill Bill, volume II today. I'm going to have to use an expression Pai Mei uses in the movie. As you can see from this picture (assuming it shows up properly), he has long hair and a long beard, both white (he's about 100 years old).
One thing that he does as if to show some sort of inner satisfaction is to sort of stroke his beard, starting from the top and going down a ways, then flicking it with a quick wrist action.
dear friends
this is my first post here. so first up a BIG hello to everybody :)
i have been growing my hairs from 1/2 inch long since november 2003. it has now reached more than shoulder length at the back and below my ear lobes at the sides and almost below my eyebrows at the front. i have a goatee too btw :p
my dream as a child was to have long hairs, but somehow due to several reasons i could not until nov 2003 that is ;). now i am determined to get my hairs loooooooong.
i have a problem with dandruff. i am very prone to it. also my hair kinda curls back up at the sides and back (maybe due to lack of weight ???)
i would like some advice on how to keep the dandruff at bay while at the same time having a shiny and silky hair like what i see on other long haired men and women too.
my goal to get my hair silky has not been a sucess till now. i have tried various shampoos + conditioner etc. i am using loreal vive shampoo + conditioner from the past 1 month, but it still dont work.
any advice on the dandruff + the straight smooth and healthy hair is really appreciated.
thank you very much and looking forward to a response :)
best regards
binaryd00d
In future I won't be using "Amon-Ra" anymore because a) I don't like the band's later material as much and b) it's wearing a bit thin on me. I'll be posting as Tomas.
Cheers
I know this question comes up in one form or another all the time but I'd just like to get peoples opinions here.
I'm growing my hair back out from a layered style and right now my shortest layer is about 12" but springs up to mid neck, the longest hair is about 15", or 3" past shoulders, it doesn't spring up so much because of weight. However the ends -everything from the last half inch of the shortestlayer downward - tend to look ragged, (not split) but just very uneven and eventually I want to get the layers evened out.
So, should I wait until my shortest layer is about mid back and then have all of the layered ends chopped off at once OR should I have gradual trims every six months or so ? With option one I'll have to walk around with shredded ends for another year or more, with option two there'll be less weight to keep it down until it gets really long. Aaahh, problems! lol
It seems hairdressers always cut off more than you tell them to. This seems true among both females and males with long hair. How many times have I heard "I told them to cut off an inch, and they cut off 6 inches!" Could they really be that stupid? How can you interpret "cut off 1 inch" to mean "cut off 6 inches?" Don't these people go to school to learn their trade, do they teach them to cut off more than what is asked for?
All I can say is, if you're not happy with your haircut, complain to the manager and DON'T PAY. Maybe if enough people complain these stupid hairdressers will learn a lesson.
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Wow, finally got a couple of updated pics, courtesy of some booth at LaGuardia airport. =:@}
Unfortunately, I'm on AOL so I have to try a creative way to get these posted (unless anyone has room and wants to help.)
Chris
That I have a shampoo or conditioner that is working well, in one week the effects are suddenly nowhere near what they were before? It just drives me crazy that I will use something new and be so happy, confident, and pleased with it, and then one week later I feel that it looks like crap.
Perhaps this is why I'm always so interested in finding new products, because I need something new to keep it good so often!
OK after thinking about it and talking about it I've decided no more haircuts for at least 6 months, up until 4 years ago i kept my hair mid shoulderblade length, had a lil ol bout of the C word and some chemo so I cut it really short, it finally all grew back about a year ago. now the trick is getting the length back , my neck still feels naked.any suggestions on products or care to get it moving???
Liam
yah probably asked 100's of times, but your suggestion for S/C or just direct me to a link, thanks. !
It seems there are tons of players who show up having cut their hair or whatever during the off season, but here's a guy who shows up for spring training and the start of the season with long hair and a beard!
(The guy on the left in the interview photo, center of the page.)
Well, after 19 months in, here's my situation: I am loving my hair, it's finally long enough for the ponytail, it doesn't really look like a 'fro anymore, and it is just generally behaving (for the most part anyways).
Now, since I've started growing my hair out, I've strongly considered the option of dreadlocks. I've read up a great deal, and actually put in some dreads for a friend of mine (and helped with a second person) and know how to do them correctly, keep them from getting dirty and smelly etc. . . .
Now my question is: what do you all think? I've had like 3 of my friends say "Go for it!" with most others either indifferent or against it.
Just wondering what you guys thought (and yes, I know that in the end it is my decision, I just want some opinions)
As always,
That "Ball" Guy
Hi
I was at the local piercing shop/cheap tat place today looking at these hair dyes and started talking to the girl about hair extensions. My hair is pretty much at my shoulders but I want to put bright extensions into them from the ends. The girl I talked to said to use a low melt glue gun(??!) that you can get at the stationers. This doesn't sound right to me. I've checked out some stuff on the net for extensions but they're all girly based sites I don't follow and loads of them are horror stories. does anyone know about how you should put hair extensions in yourself without paying 500 bucks a pop? seems to be a big secret. I need to know how to use a glue gun without clumping the glue, I'm not gonna go wadging blobs of glue into my hair the way she said to. Can anyone help me out with this? ta much
I just had an idea, although I'm sure if it worked well that someone else would have thought it up long ago.
But could shampoos designed for kids be better for our hair, since they are less harsh? I know that they are designed to be easier on the hair, but I have a feeling if they really worked better more adults would use them.
My family has a tradition of talking about the most interesting thing that happened in the day. Yesterday, the most interesting thing was definitely something that happened at IHOP.
My daughter had just finished her dance performance at high school. Then she went out with her mother and sister, who were visiting from out of town for her birthday. When she came back home, we (my daughter and I) went out to eat at IHOP.
Shortly after sitting down, a group from another table got up to leave. Their table was behind me, so I hadn't noticed them. As they passed our table, a man dressed in a kilt turned around to look at me. He had a luxurient, long, full beard. Not as long as mine, but fuller. He walked over to me and pulled my braid and said with a twinkle in his eye, "yanking braids is in my job description today", and with that he left.
Hi all,
It's been a few months since my last post, so I decided to put up a few new pictures. I'm three weeks away from finishing my first year of college, so, as you probably can imagine, haircare is not my first concern right now. This has led me to a daily ponytail and infrequent washings/conditionings. My hair has been dried out and rather tangled lately, but I plan to fix this all up in a few weeks.
The upside of this is that my hair growth seems faster as my life is hectic and my mind not always on my hair. I'm at my 22nd month of growth and my shortest hair is approx. 12", with the longest hair measuring in at nearly 15".
If you have seen my photos before, this is the first update in some time that I am nearly clean-shaven in. While I do not prefer to be this way (as it takes several years off of my appearance), I participated in a drag ball this past weekend and my competitive spirit drove me to go all out.
These two photos show my hair in its natural state (curly) and after being straightened. I don't straighten it very often, but I enjoy how it looks/feels when I do.
Hope the pics work! Comments/Questions/etc. welcome.
-Redleader
Hi:
My hair is about 1.5 inches past the ears. Due to employment circumstances (for now), I need to get a haircut. I'm thinking of keeping it halfway down the ears and trimming the bangs to the eyebrows.
Does anyone have any ideas or pics of an "edgy" or "shaggy" hair style that can be made conservative when needs dictate?
Thanks!
Someday, I'll get to have cool hair like Evil Milkman!
I've decided to post here looking for some independent advice especially from a male perspective. Sorry if I ramble a bit but I feel like I need to unload a little and also put this in context.
Both my fiance and my sister's fiance have long hair. My boyfriends hair is around shoulder blade length - I guess what I would call bra strap length. My sister's boyfriends hair is even longer. My sister is a hair stylist.
About three months ago now, it was in January, we were all spending a night together at my sisters apartment. During the evening we had some drinks and got silly and my sister had the idea of dressing up both our mens hair. Neither were keen at first but my sister used her charm on her boyfriend and then he talked my boyfriend into it saying he didn't want to be the only one. So she played around with some up-do's and braids. Got me involved and so on. It became quite a long event playing with lots of styles and accessories. Both guys got into it more as the evening went on.
After this one night, my boyfriend asked me a couple of times to fix his hair into a French braid - he'd never asked this before. He just tied it into a low ponytail sometimes.
About a month after this one evening, my boyfriend and I went back to my sisters again for another dinner night. When we arrived, we found she had fixed her boyfriends her into a classic upsweep. He seemed a little nervous at first but got relaxed again as the evening went on. During the evening I had to run to the store to get something. When I got back I found my sister had fixed my boyfriends hair into a braided up-do. I wasn't very pleased with this, but he was happy and insisted on keeping it up for the rest of the evening. Even when we got in the car to drive home, I asked him to take it out and he argued me saying he liked it and couldn't understand why it bothered me.
We didn't discuss this again for maybe a couple of weeks and he didn't ask me to do any more braids. But I came home one evening and found him wearing one of my large hair claws. I asked him to take it off and told him that it bothered me that he was appearing to be wearing his hair in more feminine ways. He told me to chill out and that he was just enjoying having it off his neck for a change. He said I was over-reacting.
Two things that have happened very recently have prompted me to write here.
First, both my sister and I are due to be wed this year. My sister in May and my wedding is in July. About a week and a half ago my sister told me that she wants both her boyfriend and mine to attend the wedding with 'elegant' hair styles befitting the romance of the occassion. I asked her what she meant and she said maybe some sort of elegant braid or even an up-do. I explained to her that this bothered me re: my boyfriend and suggested he was enjoying it too much. We basically got into a big fight, with her insisting that I was again over-reacting, that the guys should be allowed to enjoy their hair, that she likes them wearing their hair like that. And in the end that it was her wedding and I should go along with what she wished. After talking it over with my mom, I decided to back down just to keep the peace. But I am scared that its changing the way I feel about my boyfriend.
Just this last weekend, my sister insisted on playing with the guys hair for some ideas. Basically the styles became more and more feminine looking. She is even moving into rolling their hair now. She seems to be getting a kick out of this, and so do the guys. But its turning me off. She's insisting that the guys need to wear their hair up for entire days at the weekend so she can see how the styles will hold. She keeps wanting to try different styles too saying she hasn't made up her mind yet.
Now my boyfriend is suggesting that he might want to wear his hair more elegantly for our wedding too. I told him no way. I love his long hair, but I'd sooner see him cut it than wear it femininely. We got into a big argument and he said I am being selfish and that it's his day as much as mine. I was left shaking and felt really sick.
Now today a co-worker has told me that she's seen my boyfriend in my sisters salon getting his hair set. She commented on how cute he looked. I went into the restroom and cried. I feel like I am losing all respect for my boyfriend and falling out with my sister too. He'd never mentioned going to her today and she never mentioned it either. So it's like they are going behind my back. I was thinking of calling her or going to the salon, but it's not easy to leave my desk. So I am trying to calm down before seeing him tonight and maybe having to deal with her too.
So - I am asking. Am I over-reacting. If so, how can I change the way I feel. Or am I right to be concerned. I have asked some others who I trust for input, but they are all women. So I'd like some guy input here as well. Although I am happy for any other women to comment too.
Thanks
Stacy
Hi, Im a first time grower, but ive attempted other times and failed due to my hair growing up instead of out...
however it seems to be losing the gravity battle now and is just touchin my eyebrows and ears...
i was wonderin if there were any tips on how to keep it growing and keep it flat, because im going for a grunge (kurt cobain) style look...
any ideas or opinions?
Dave
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Here is a photo taken just last week. The hair is now at a length again where I can tie it all back with no problem - but I am really getting more and more gray - guess I earned it.
I also have decided to grow a full beard ... because I want too and because I am getting a double chin that I want to hide - damn it's tough getting old. (49 this May)
Am not sure how long of a beard I'll end up with - but I just might see how long it will grow.
Karsten
So i've been having these dreams lately where someone keeps cutting off my hair, leaving me with a dodgy crew cut. After which you can imagine im devastated! I guess in my dreams its all a bit too much cause I then wake up in a cold sweat and for those few moments where reality has yet to kick in my hands make straight for my head, and im relieved my hair is still there!
Perhaps this is my subconscious' twisted way of informing me im becoming a little bit too attached to my hair, an growing it out has become an obssession.
Anyone else experiencing this or is it just me?!...
You asked me how long I plan on growing the long part of my hair in my last thread.
As long as possible now. Should be able to get some good growing in since it's the beginning of the warm seasons in the UK (heard when its warmer hair grows a bit faster).
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JoNty
Hey fellow long haired guys i.e. the interesting ones.
I've been growing my hair for about, oh, six months now and the longest strand is just below my shoulders. I did get a lot of stick about it at the start, but by ignoring the fools it has dramatically reduced. Anyway, back to the point. The hair at the back of my head gets very messy during the day, as I have to wear a shirt with a colar (still at high school). My mum has suggested that I get it trimmed as it looks untidy, but I keep telling her that its only going through a messy phase.
One thing she told me worried me though and I want to know if its true or false. If you don't trim your hair every so often, does it seriously become thinner, causing you to lose it quicker when you're older? Stupid question I know, but its making me annoyed, plus I know if I go to the hairdresser they'll take more off than I want.
Sorry for bothering you guys, but any reply would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.
My friend told me to this over the summertime. I haven't done it in a while since I have run out of oil. But I wanted see how many people have tried using olive oil and eggs in their hair.
If you don't know what I mean: You take half a cup of olive oil and one egg and beat it together as best as you can. Then you comb it through you hair and leave it for 10 minutes. Then rinse and shampoo.
Please don't try this yet. I don't know if it is damaging or not.
I was told it helps make your hair look healthy and shiny.
I just want to get some feedback from other people if a) they have heard about it and b) they're success.
I was just wondering, do you remember when you said to me a couple of weeks ago that you soak your hair in virgin olive oil, well, if I was to do that, it will only work with blonde hair, is that true? I have light brown hair, with natural streaks of blonde, and if I soaked it in olive oil for four hours, it would not make it shimmer blonde and make it look greasy?
Sorry for this insane question, but i'm just wondering...
Thanks
Just wondering what you think the ideal length of a guy's hair should be? Mine is currently just under 2 foot long. To see a couple of photos go to www.photoisland.com, and log in to my albums with the following information:
Log-in ID: longhairedscotsman
Guest Password: guest
Click on Personal Albums
Interested in your views.
Hey Guys:
It's been awhile since I posted, but I've still been frequenting the board alot. My hair right now is at shoulder blade length and I think I'll reach mid back by the fall. However, last week I noticed a problem. Something that I thought would never happen to me. My hairline is starting to recede. It's receding in the strangest place. Smack dab in the middle of my forehead where my hairline starts. It almost looks as if the hair that was there was ripped out. No one has even noticed it yet because it is not receding alot. It's almost lke a half an inch square has been cut out of my hairline. I'm only 22 and I never expected my hair to start doing this at such a young age. What I think my problem may be is that I'm wearing my hair in a ponytail too much. I only wear it down like once a week. I've been doing this style now for about 3 years. I slick my hair back with water and gel and tie the tail back with a normal "Goody" brand thin black elastic with no metal on it. I'm trying to wear it down while I'll sleep but it gets itchy and then it's all tangled in the morning. Cutting my hair is something I NEVER want to do. I hope this receding is just temporary from wearing the "tail" too much...Apocieia(sp?) Any advice would be appreciated. Thanks guys.
--Carlos

I'm seriously thinking of trimming my beard back to the style shown in this picture. Note that I'm not planning to cut my hair. Just my beard. I'm curious what people here think of this move.
Hi guys,
I used to have chin-length hair when I was about 14, but cut it really short, where it stayed til Christmas 2003, when I decided I wanted my hair back.
Any time I have started to grow, as I'm sure everyone understands, I have reached a certain stage - just where having a parting becomes an issue - and have just cut it.
However, I have managed this stage to keep it going for 4 months, but I really need support to keep going - my family are all against it.... the results, I suppose, of being 24 and still living at home.
I have been recording the progress monthly and will post the pictures as soon as I get home from work for you all to have a laugh at.
I'm also going to need some advice, once you see the photos, on what style to go for... I like the look of Chris Cornell (soundgarden) back in his hayday, or last samurai.... or maybe even longer... anyway, I'll be in touch.
I was also looking at all your pictures, which in itself is an inspiration to keep going. Congratulations on the progress you've all made, and on the site and the support it offers!
Wolfeyes.
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Pat Tillman was notorious for a wild mane of hair hanging out of his football helmet before he chucked his seven figure football career to fight terrorism in the Army Rangers after the 9-11 attack.
Yes, I know that sounds like some twisted sexual practice, but it's not. The other day I was driving in my car with the windows down, and my hair was blowing in my face and annoying me. I didn't have any elastic bands with me, so I figured I'd try a bun. Using a pen, I just gathered a ponytail, twisted it up, and pushed the pen through it. Well, it worked! Did it again that night so I could take a picture.
Another thing I decided to do was to make my own dread cuffs. A dread cuff is like a metal or fabric sleeve that fits over a lock of hair (kind of like a large bead does).
Well, way back in the day at camp I had learned this nifty method of knotting embroidery thread to make bookmarks and such. It wasn't too much of an adjustment to make a cuff that slides over a lock of hair.
Sorry about the poor quality. . .my camera requires on heckuva lot of light.
Just thought you might enjoy!
As Always,
That "Ball" Guy
I have short to medium wavy hair. I am having problems getting it to look like the style I want. My hair also waves in certain places. I want to get it straighter and the style I want withouht using to many products and stuff. Please help. I want to get it like the picture included. My hair is maybe 1/2 to 1 inch shorter than the picture.
Hi.
I've been lurking in the background for a while now and I've always been very impressed with the level of support everyone gives each other in this forum.
I've been growing my hair since January 2003. I had one trim last August but the scissor happy stylist chopped off 2" when I told her to trim 1/2". It's now at a length that I can wear a half tail at work and I gel back the sides so they more or less stay in place.
At the weekend I'm going to a wedding and it's quite a posh affair. So I was wondering how I should wear my hair. I guess it's a toss up between simply tying it back - as usual or just letting it hang loose with the front held in place with a simple hair band (Alice band). What are people's thoughts on guys wearing these. My wife thinks I suit it better than the tail.
Unfortunately, I don't have any recent pics, but if I'll make a deal. If I get some decent answers I promise to post some soon.
Cheers
Dave
I'm watching the Red Sox vs Yankees game on TV right now and thought here's a story that fits this board. Johnny Damon of the Boston Red Sox has a head of hair longer than any I ever recall seeing on a MLB player. Not super long, esp by championship wrestling standards, but pretty damn long by the standards of most atheletes in the MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL.
http://www.boston.com/sports/baseball/redsox/articles/2004/02/26/hairs_johnny_damon_shocks/
Photos of him before:
http://ourredsoxx.homestead.com/Perkysoxpics.html
Photos of him after:
http://ourredsoxx.homestead.com/springtrainingpics2004.html
how many of you guys out there play an instrument or are musicians?
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I'm starting up a photography business and I'm trying to come up with a log. The website I've set up for the business (still under development) is victorspictures.com. I can't believe I actually scored such a great domain name.
Anyway, my first idea was to capitalize on the rhyme of the domain name, hence the following:
The first one is my first attempt. The others are changes based upon feedback I've received. Among the feedback was that it should look good stamped in one color on the side of a pencil.
The sketch is my brother's suggestion. Obviously, that would have to change if I trim my beard. Maybe I could do something similar featuring my hair. Any graphic designers among you who want to share a suggestion?
Taken at a photography course by a friend

Dated 1st of April 2004
Here is a tap dancer from last night's dance performance at my daughter's highschool.
Been a long time since I last posted. Am quite impressed with the new board. Still living at home, and hunting for a job. Hair's about 1/2 of the way to where I had it before 10/28/03...
-J
Hi people I use dep botintalcal <---(I'm sure thats the inncorect spelling) Gel. It has aloe vera with protien in it. MY mother claims that useing gel on a almost daily basis is what is making my hair afro/ friz /out of control, after i take a shower. My question is Can gel damage my hair in any ways... I don't think it dries it since it has aloe vera and protiens any help out there???
Hey Jay.Did your mom end up sending you to get the "body wave".I hope it was not a trick to get your hair cut.
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Hi there. I have been giving this some thought for a while now, but as i might have mentioned in past posts the hair at the back of my neck flips up at the back, and is rather annoying. I was just wondering (because the back is getting quite long now) if I shoud trim the back back 1/2" to an inch long so that i can allow the top, side, and top-back layers to grow out long. I have included a picture so you know what i mean, as i feel it's quite a good example with that back at the neck being considerably shorter than the rest of the hair meaning its alot thicker and only flicks off a small amount (which i don't mind at all). So what i'm really asking for is advise on whether i should continue to grow (with the hair at the bottom of the back being not very thick and flicking/curling quite alot) and only cut when the other layers reach the lenght i am looking for...OR Cut the back now a slight bit (above the flick) letting them grow back thicker and less prone to curling and letting the other layers grow even more at the same time.
Note: Hair mainy 4 - 5 inches long top and side layers and about 4 - 4-1/2 at the back.
Thanks :)
I won't be shaving my head and starting again. I'm going to grow out the failed undercut. One the plus side, when I got it done, I asked to have all of my hair levelled off at the same length, and the woman cutting my hair spent 15 minutes making sure all of my hair was at the same level, so the over all look of my hair is far from uneven. Give it a year and my undercut wont be that noticable to me and will be tiable with the rest of my hair.
You live and learn.
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JoNty
Noticed today that my right side of my undercut doesnt have as much hair shaved off as my left, and the angle that the cut goes down is more prominant.
No one can even begin to understand how angry and upset I am right now, since I've already tried to have it fixed a week or so ago.
On friday I will be going to a 3rd place to try and get it evened out, but if that doesn't work, I will be starting again.
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JoNty
God bless him and the inspiration he has been to others for growing their hair longer.
I know...I know, he sort of abused his hair
but from the things I've read on this board over the months and years...
HE WAS AN INSPIRATION to MANY guys for growing their hair LONG.
I am listening to his music right now on the radio--a nice tribute
marking the 1oth anniversary of his death.
Cobain & Nirvana... genius...
Hello all,
I've heard that it's bad for your hair to sleep with any accessories, like hair ties, in your hair. Is this true? I've been sleeping with my hair down but was wondering if it would be harmful to try sleeping with my hair in a tail using a scrunchi (sp?).
i hate abrbers
went in for a trim
chopped of 4 inches!!!
It's been a while since I've posted here, but just wanted to remark about a feeling that only comes around during warm weather. The past few days have been really warm here in my town, first real warm weather we've had since last summer. I opened all the windows of my house, and I took off my shirt to enjoy the warm breese when I got home from work. The feeling of my long hair brushing against my back is awesome! I haven't spent time with my shirt off since last summer, and I forgot how nice it felt having a warm breese stir my hair against my bare skin! Anybody else enjoy this?
BTW: I like the new layout of the forum, this is nice!

Hi,
I watched a French documentary and the French title`s "Sur les traces de Jesus" (meaning looking for Jesus)
and they retraced the history of Christ.
Upon studying his physionomy,they examined how he would really have looked like. And guess what, they came to the conclusion that Jesus was not at all white, but rather ruddy. His face was not so refined as we see in the modern representations in churches and mostly, there is a great chance that HE DIDN`T HAVE LONG HAIR. This hypothesis is supported by the fact that te earliest representations (pictures, drawings) of him show him with black short mid-curly, mid-straight hair.
Which might explain why Paul in his letter to the Corinthians said that it`s disgraceful for a man to have long hair.
Thsi documentary is available on DVD:
http://www.spiritusmundi.net/personnalites/jesus_passion/traces_jesus.htm
i have heard if u put it somewhere in which u would like hair than you will get hair there. is it true?? could u put it on your face? any side effects?? thanks
Hey all, I've been gone for a while but I have a question...
For those of you using L'Oreal VIVE serum, you say it makes your hair smoother and softer right? But anyway, my question is: Do you find it reduces your hair's volume, increases your hair's volume, or does nothing to it at all? Thanks.
There is an ad for Dove shampoo and conditioner that
promises much less split ends. Does this stuff really work?
They say something about it conditions from the inside out.
I tried a vinegar claryfing rinse for the first time last night. Man, was I amazed! My hair normally air dries in about 45 minutes. It still felt damp almost 2 hours later, and the softest I can remember in years. Is this typical? I'm now wondering about some of the protein treatments I've read about, any recommendations?
Just wondering if anyones tried it, and if so what did you think? Ive been using the regular leave in and it works fine. But Ive been thinking of using this one since my hair is a bit dry. thx.
Would you like to be a longhaired ET searcher? There's been a group of such set up for years. I just hit my 4000th work unit processed, so I figured now would be a good time to post another link to the longhair statistics page, where you can join if you like.
The longhair group is soon approaching the 10,000 work unit mark. Join now, and you can be part of the group when we hit that benchmark.
Seti@Home is a project where radio signals are recorded at the Arecibo radio antenna in Costa Rica. The signals are divied up among all participants and processed by a screen saver. Each computer requests work units to process, searches each work unit for signs of extraterrestrial life and then sends the results back to the home site.
Follow the link and click on the icon for more information about the program.
Over the last few days my hair has been tangling with various activities I have been subjecting my hair to, and when I have brushed my hair out with the recommended comb, I have been getting a lot of snagging and hair in my brush. In this pic, I would like some opinions about damage that anyone may be able to see. Extensive breakage, extreme uneveness, etc. Lets just say I could tend to be a little more gentle with my hair. Thanks and Peace!
I went all out this time and posted four photos! ;-)
I haven't really been documenting my progress like many of the people here, but thanks to the magic of time/date stamps on digital pictures, I was able to get pics from each month anyway. And even if I haven't been at this too long...progress pics are fun to look at aren't they?
I think it really cool!
check it out if you haven't already
well done PaleHunter
Hey guys, its been a loooong time (well approaching 2 months) since I last posted here! Ive been very busy but I finally updated my site with some progress pics! I think you can see a significant increase in length. Also I included a pic taken a few weeks ago of a full ponytail (doesnt stay back all day though). What do you think ? :-)
Im very happy with my hair at the moment, and am just enjoying growing it!
~Gaz
< www.ghost.filetap.com >
All,
I just wanted to make sure that everyone knows that with the upload function, your picture is not only limited to 50K but the picture will be removed from the server when the message is removed from the main board.
The pbase site is still available for a more permanent location and also for pictures that cannot be compressed to 50K for whatever reason. Submissions can be made by emailing them to pix@the-light.com. When you send pictures, be sure to include the name you use for posting to the board.
Just a reminder that the personals section is located in the links area. I noticed that people haven't posted in a while, so I thought I'd just send this reminder to the re-designed sight so people don't think it's gone. Try the personals! Go under the links!
eric
Anyone here ever done their hair in an afro? I think mine's still at a length where, if done right, I could have a fun afro, but I have no idea where to start. Any tips?
Cheers,
Jeremy
Really... I don't get it!
What's with these people who think its their place to tell you what to do with your hair?
Comments like:
"Get a haircut!" - "You look like a girl" etc.
Which normally trigger a response like:
"Er... sod off and mind your own business?" - "So that's why you haven't got a girlfriend!"
What's with these people? OK we know they are idiots, we know they are biggots, but why are they like that? Their must be some psychological explanation for their attitude?
Could this work along the same lines as Bully's secretly supressing their own insecurities by lashing out at others? - Are they closet longhairs, frustrated by their own hang-ups?
What's the deal with these people?
Hey guys,
I thought I'd pass this on. I tried this today and it's worked out very nicely. Some of you probably already do this, but for my type of hair it turned out great.
Usually I just let it air dry while it's down or blow dry it on cool. The air drying has usually left my hair looking and feeling like crap. I usually resort to blow drying on low as I comb to make it look good.
Today, after a shampoo and conditioning, I used my fingers and a wide tooth comb to detangle and gently towel dried my hair. After that I combed it back and put my hair in a ponytail using about 4 ponytail holders to go the length of the tail. After a few hours the tail was just a little damp, but running my fingers throught it again I experienced no tangling (I usually get that alot when I wear it down to air dry).
Anyhow, just thought I'd share.
Take care,
Brett
Hi All,
It has been since last year that I have taken side-view pictures of my hair, so I thought I would sit down and take a couple and share them with everyone at the board. Peace!
What's really annoying me lately is that my brother keeps calling me Jesus,lol I know its stupid but he keeps saying it infront of other people so that they will make fun of me to.Just tought that I would share,also for those curious,I will have new progress pictures up tomorrow.
This show aired 9 PM EST in the US on the Style network. It bothers me that the only reason that they did the show was because this guy's siblings were sick of him being mistaken for a woman because of his hair. Granted, he needed style help. However, that is just too much influence your siblings' part. Second, If someone can mistake a 6+ft. person with baggy clothes and facial hair for a woman, why would you want to associate with them? Well, I'm done raving.
Victor and I have worked up some new features for the Hyperboard.
Major changes are....
The Directory of Users is now tied into the Hyperboard. If you are in it and use your e-mail address to post, your picture will appear in the upper left hand corner as mine has in this message. Clicking on a user's small picture will take you to his home page or to photos of him.
You can now upload one photo of 50k or less in size right from your computer into your message! No need to find a place to store your photos anymore. If your photo is bigger than 50k, you will have to use a photo program to shrink it first.
You can still link photos of any size, of course, where the photos are stored on your own site.
Photos included in either way will cause this notation to be included in the subject of the message: [PIC] This will let users know you've included a photo.
If you want to see what other messages a user has posted, there is now a feature on new messages called "other posts". Just click on the link to ask for the system to calculate which other posts on the system are likely from that user.
Bill
To : all of long haired men
I would love to see a pic of your long hair.
You can hide your face in pic for privacy. Just show me..., the back of your long hair!!! (soft and wavy long hair is wayyy nicer) If you know a nice homepage that I can see pics of long haired men, please let me know.
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Okay, so here it is. Click the link below to see pictures of me from my performance on the night of April 16th. My hair may not be the MOST visible thing, but you can get the idea. Also, I managed to upload two lower-quality mp3's of my performing the pieces, and I hope you enjoy them, should you choose to download them. Note that I will be updating the mp3s soon.
I hope you enjoy!
What happened to the links and the personals and all that good stuff?
Hi All, I just went to spring fling, a big chrysler corporation only car show, and I was very suprised to see so many guys with long hair. Many were butt length, some past the shoulders, and not just older guys, even guys my age (20's).
I was just very suprised to see so many.
If you are in the new Users Directory, your photo will not be activated each time you post, unless you put your e-mail address in the blank for that. This is not a problem for many people, and it if is not for you, you need read no further than this paragraph right now. Just remember to put in your e-mail address every time you post, and your photo should show up in every message.
We can set the site to suppress your e-mail address if that is a problem. Once we have done that, you will put the address in, but it won't show, however your photo will. People can still contact you if clicking on the photo goes to your web site, if you tell them how to contact you on your web site. I have actually done that myself since writing me through my site spares correspondents an encounter with my rather aggressive spam filter. [grin]
If you are in the directory and you want your e-mail address suppressed, let me or Victor know. You can still tell people your e-mail address when you want, by mentioning it in the body of the text of your message. The suppression of it only works if it is put in the e-mail blank.
I'm kinda new to the site. Been here for a few weeks. I'm trying to grow my hair to my shoulder blades. Unfortunately, I have a long way to go. My last hair cut was in august. I decided to grow my hair out fully in september. My hair then was about 2 1/2 inches on top and like 2/4 of an inch on the sides. now it's about 7 inches on top and 4 inches on the side. This is not exact, I am just estimating. If I pull down my bangs it hangs about an 1 1/2 inches below my lower lip. It hangs freely at lip level. I have a few questions. Do you think I have the face for long hair? How old do I look to you guys? I feel like the long hair made me look younger.=(Also any hair tips for my type of hair or products I should use? Right now I use John frida line of products. All 5 steps of them. I've gotten many compliments about my hair though. Some not so good ones. I've been called a girl a cpl times so far by strangers who thought I was a girl. Then they apologized after they realized I Wasn't. :/
Heres 2 pictures of me. http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?selected=853706 They're in black and white so they're not that good. I will try to get some others. Need to buy a camera. also the lighter spots in my hair is because I have light brown highlights in it. I found out when I got to this site though that I shouldn't of done that? Because supposedly it's damaging? I will try my best to get color pics, more shots of my hair, and the back of my head asap.
Ahh, I'm at that stage now where ALMOST all of my hair will fit into my ponytail (I don't like to pull it all back that tight, as it's uncomfertable). I was just in a theater production, and again I had to straighten my hair, and keep it in a ponytail. Not just a ponytail, but a low ponytail which leaves one heckuva lot of hair out of my ponytail.
Well, I discovered a way to keep the loose bits of hair out of the way!
Take the lock of hair at your temple, and the lock of hair right behind it. Twist the two together(towards your haid i.e. if you're on the left side of your head, twist to the right) just a couple of times. Then take more hair, working your way backwards, twisting in a couple of times, until you've reached the back. Put it in an elastic, then repeat with the other side of your head. Then take elastics off of both, and combine for one ponytail. TaDAA! No more annoying locks of hair coming out of ponytails!
NOTE: This works if you put your hair into a ponytail while parted, not sure how to do it without a part.
As Always,
That "Ball" Guy
These are the new pictures,I've gotten 1 trim in the process & plan to get another one soon.
Hi everyone, I have a question for you all. I've been wanting to start letting my hair grow out and I was wondering if there is a certain kind of hair cut that when my hair starts to get longer, it will look good. Right now my hair is about 2 in. on the top and about 1 in. on the sides. Should I just let it go from how I have it now?
I've done my April progress pics. My hair is taking shape as it grows down over my ears, and it's now quite noticably longer than most guys. Take a look!
A friend has been nagging me to let her straighten my hair for a few weeks, and the combination of nagging and curiosity finally got to me and I let my friend Danni loose with her straightening iron.
Here's the pics as a result:
Its amazing how much longer it looks, particularly at the back which is usually a mass of flips and curls - in fact its the first time my hair has looked 'neat' from behind in about 9 months. That said - for me its a little too "perfect" it wont become a regular look... fun tho the experiment was.
Whats most freaky is my friend actually is co-manager of my local pub, and she elected to make a public spectacle of this event by straighting my hair in a booth in the pub - sure enough it attracted a few curious glances but went down well. *blushes*
Anyways just thought I'd share....
(fingers crossed with my HTML - I really hope I don't humilate myself again - I'm supposed to be a 'web designer'.)
I dunno im a big death metal fan now but am finally gettin to see metallica tommorow. There my roots got me into the heavier stuff. Just though Doomlord and some other fans might like to know. Anyone seein any good bands or anything anytime soon?
My mom told me she's checked me in with her stylist for one this weekend. No debate with my mom! If I argue, she's more likely to get the stylist to give me a buzz cut. But what is it? And why would I need one?
Ok.
I have wanted this for long, but now I'm going to do it.
I have really thick red hair so I'm a bit worried about how it will look after a few months. I'm now one month over my regular cut rate.
Is it wrong to use a cap while growing the hair out? I'll probably look like a trucker, or even MacGyver.
I feel like a moron when when my hair is getting long. I'm used to having the playmo/lego-look. I like the tidy look and the long hair look. Argh. Frustrations.
This is the wackiest thing I've seen. It's hysterical. LOL
I just have a short question. I hear people talk about having a "bob" or i dont want to get my hair trimed casue i will get a "bob".
What exactly is a "bob"? and could someone give me a pic of it cause my hair now is about 11in bangs and maybe 2 in longer in the back and i was gona get my split ends trimed and alittle off the back to make is grwo better and look neater and i wanted to know if this would make me have a "bob" like having 11-12in hair evenly all around?
Thanks

I lost my temper upon coming across tangles in my hair. As it gets longer, the left part of my head, which begin from my forehead, has tangled hair.
I just broke the tangles violently with my fingers, like the wrestler "mankind" used to do.
Any way to repair the damage?
Have you ever been combing through isolated sections of your hair and noticed an individual strand of hair or two that appears to have become knotted within itself? How do you deal with the knots if they cannot be undone? I've occasionally run into knots that have resulted from two or more strands of hair becoming caught up in one another - those are easy to undo. I find it almost impossible to undo a knot if there are is no more than one strand to work with.
shupz people ... i'm in an ackward stage sreiously lol : ) my hair is curly and alot of people ask me if i perm my hair... go figure(it 's natrual curls...) and every time i recive a compliment about my curly hair its from an elderly woman 40 + :p ewwww.... no offence im 17 lol but they are like , You have nice hair did you have it permed , and im like nope its natrual...
just saying ... i wanna get a pic of my hair so i could show you peoples but i m low on cash ... Adios
Hello everyone.
Around April of 2003 I decided to try and grow my hair out. I remained patient as my hair started to get frizzes and stuff, and when I had enough of them, I made the cardinal mistake of going to an ordinary barber to fix my hair. Then, as is mentioned in one of those "How To Grow Out Your Hair" tutorials, the guy messed it up and now I have hair down to like 3' (from a 7 or an 8'). Oh, and its still frizzy. Now, to my question:
If I go to a competent hair stylist, would he/she be able to make the frizzes go away and give me a nice hair style after just growing it out for another year, or will I have to start all over (i.e. shave bald and start again)? What do you guys suggest? Thanks.
Now I'm not a hairstylist, and I encourage people to think about my advice before acting on it when it comes to hair or anything else for that matter, but here is something I've discovered that works for me. Instead of slathering on thick, sticky layers of gel or hairspray, I've found that applying a little Infusium 23 to the hair that gets the most wild as I would a gel or something works really well. I put it in after I've towel dried my hair (so my hair is still slightly damp but not dripping wet). It doesn't get dry or sticky, but it has enough punch to help out with frizzy hair. I like doing it this way instead of just conditionering my entire head and leaving it in. Anyway...that's my good word.
Well its been months since I posted here. Hell, I can't even remember last time I did. I have no clue who half of you guys are anymore lol. But being on spring break and all I got bored and took some pictures to post on here. I have no clue how long I've been growing my hair either. These are recent pictures that have been taken about two weeks after I got my first trim to even everything out and cut-off some split ends. I think they took off about three inches or so.
Okay, I'm 15 years old and I been growing my hair out for almost a year. I don't have very many photos of my long hair yet all I have to say is that my hair is real thick ( my friends make jokes and say "dude, you have like 10 billion strands of year ). Anyway, the thing that disturbs me the most is the wave on the back of my hair that sticks out mostly on the right side.. Is there any way to get rid of that? Maybe there's some way to chemically straighten it or something? Along with that is there a way to make my hair thin out a little bit? I still want it to look thick but not as thick as the way my hair is... I haven't had a trim in a while maybe this is the problem.... Suggestions?
Hey guys (and gals like Sherri)...
My journey into this longhaired world began 3 years ago today! My website has been updated with new pics to celebrate!!! Comments are welcome!!!
Take care, y'all,
Brett
My hair's getting really long... What do you all think?
Since everyone else has been I figured I'd join the bandwagon lol. The pic on the new directory that was recently added is a lil newer but I thought this would be a better pic. I took it early last month if I straighten the bangs now I can get most of my some of my eyes coverd pretty easy n im about half way down the ears. On the 27th I'll be about 5 months in so I'm guessing the awkward stage and all the pain and suffering is right around the corner :). So far so good though lol
March 14th?(rough esti)
http://www.msnusers.com/mypicture?user=4263~5A6AAAAAACaVKYkVe0qBd5UT7ynACi0frKj7F9QJns1jiQIjY!blXqvg$$~5A7AAAAAAEBBfnOLoSydeKBJ*du0kX!BzJFZj77D0FOt4$
And this was just last week sometime
http://the-light.com/longhair/photos/crysfate.jpg
So far I'm pretty satisfied with my growth, at first I found myself becoming a little obsessive with it but I've calmed down with it all since then and things have become alot easier. Also I have a realllyyyy dry scalp and thick/coarse hair, I just recently switched over to pantene pro v but even that helps pretty minimal, any suggestions?
I am progressing from a navy cut to longer than I've been in years.
Last week it got to the point of maybe-cut due to the frizz, but I fond two products that both works: 'Frizz-ease step 5 secret agent' (afterwards I found a precise review here: http://www.ciao.co.uk/John_Frieda_Frizz_Ease_Secret_Agent_Styling_Creme__67451 ) and a 'Wellaform Dry' - it looks like some pharmaceutical old metal tube, quite nice in a certain geeky way ;-)
Hey gang!
The Samson page on this page is cruel.com's Cruel Site of the Day today. A little racy, I guess, but good exposure for this site, since lots of people visit cruel.com on a daily basis.
Cool, man!
Here's a pic some of you asked about (I'm on the left, obviously). I actually started growing it about 7 or 8 months ago from almost nothin', this is the first record I've tried to keep. Just joined the board, I really appreciate all the advice and support here!
Off topic posts are OK from time to time, but there are certain topics that I will not tolerate because they tend to go out of control without contributing substantially to the forum. Some of these are abortion issues, creation vs. evolution, political issues, and one that is currently on the board: did Jesus even exist.
I have not read the thread, but I will skim through it and likely remove it starting with the beginning post (not the whole did Jesus have long hair thread). I understand that if Jesus never existed the question about whether he had long hair is a moot point. In that way, the question is long hair related. Nevertheless, I stand by my position that I need to remove it. And I ask that you not start it up again. The question of whether Jesus had long hair or not is a relevant topic whether or not he existed.
Anyone tried the Loreal Vive Serum? And if so, how does it work for you? I've heard good stuff. Does it make your hair soft and smooth and shiny and all that good stuff? Thanks!
hey everyone, this is my progress pics a month later since I decided to let my hair grow.. I know I know... its still too short, but its only been 2 months. march 13 I decided to let my hair grow, even though i hadnt cut it since like 3 weeks before. And today, April 13 I took 2 pictures so yo guys could tell me what you think so far.
this is how I look everyday after I put gel in the morning (in this pics the gel is dry, which I like). I find this very conveniant, because I know that If I dont put gel in the morning, the awckward stage would be terrible. and this keeps my hair from not going crazy, even though my hair isnt curly, but it isnt straight either.. its kinda in the middle.
click here:
http://www.geocities.com/esteban_65/myhairgrowth.html
Sorry I disappeard for a bit, oh and by the way Luna from now on shall be posting as Madam_Mew_mew
In a previous post regarding my webpage you mentioned that the red lettering on black background was hard to read. . . . I've had that comment from a couple of other people (along with some that say it's just fine, go figure :) and I was wondering if you had any ideas for a color scheme.
As Always,
That "Ball" Guy
ok here is my problem I am 16 and I want to grow my hair out, I mean not like girl long but just like over the ears and a little longer. the only problem is that I have very course hair and it is very thick that by trying to grow it out my hair is liek a white mans fro. Should I go get it trimmed or what is there that they can do to make my hair where it is longer and not as bushy. How do I get it to grow down instead of up.Laugh out loud. Thank you
I decided not to put these on the hyperboard and to just post them here. It usually curls more than this; it's weighed down from the oil treament, and it's rainy today which causes my hair to do strange things...it's either super curly or it lays flatter with lots of "fly-aways." It's a fly-away day today. hehehe
Here's my "favorite little curly-Q" Right at the base of my head, and twists in a tight little curl all the way down. You can sorta see the heart shape thing my hair does at the front, except the other side is doing better than usual today. (see, even women have trouble hair!)
And another of my favorite little curl:
Here's the bottom:
And here's the side, which is about 6" shorter than the back. I have a combination of long hair (back) and awkward stage hair (sides).
Here's another of the side:
Here's the whole thing, all together (why do I now feel like a scientific experiment? LOL):
Hope my html works! :-P
Tired of choosing between ponytail or loose? In this sneak peek at some of my April Bonus pictures I'm wearing a "Bee Butt Bun". This is the simplest bun you can make. Mine is a bit fuzzy because my hair is all different lengths. I *could* fix this with a lot of gel but I'm a male, I don't need finesse. If all your hair reaches your ponytail this style is *very* secure. Seriously. I don't think anyone is going to mistake me for a girl with this style. What do you think?
Gollan's Bee Butt Bun Pictures
Gollan's home page
Hello again, this is the kid that was worried earlier about long hair and ears that stick out. Can someone with the same condition ( ear's sticking out ) and with long hair send me a couple pics or just one through e-mail or website?
-Jake
Hey. I haven't written in a long time. I've been totally tied up with school work and assignments to really answer some of the posts. Really sorry about that.
I've been having lots of problems with my hair for the past month or so. (I have followed the two-week rule). It's tangling, and knotting and really making a mess. I have tried using different kinds of shampoos and conditioners...it's hasn't improved the situation. Maybe I should use a deep-conditioner?
So, I have decided to go to the.........hair-dresser. I haven't gone to one since October. I was really upset at them for not doing what I wanted and cutting too much off. Don't know if I'm going to go to another hairdresser or not. But basically I wanted to dead-ends all cut off so my hair will lay nicely. I was thinking of getting an inch cut off. Maybe I get a deep-conditioner treatment?
I know that may sound a lot, but I think that I would be saving myself from more damage since I have to overcome the tangled by overstyling (lots of combing and brushing). And my hair roughly grows an inch a month.
That reminds me too to post some pictures up...i'll get to that.
Wow, long post.
ttyl,
~~Rich
If you're interested.
I'm really pleased with it. As the hair grows out some more, it wont be so thick, and now summer's coming, it'll keep me cooler.
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JoNty
Victor has had me making some major software upgrades to the hyperboard. As part of those upgrades, which will be installed soon, we will have a Directory of Users. If you are in the directory, the software will recognize your e-mail address and insert a photo in your message like the one you see of me above in the upper left corner of this message. If people click on that photo, they will be taken to your web page (try my photo above, and see), or to a larger version of your photo if you do not have a web page. Putting a face with your messages will help people remember you, and having the link to your web page on every message will make it far easier for people to check out your latest pictures. You won't have to keep putting links to your page anymore.
This new users directory is not connected to the Hyperboard yet, but it soon will be. If you are a regular user, you'll want to take a look at it! It is here:
What we have done is taken those of you for whom we had pictures and an e-mail address, and put you all in. There are 33 of you in there now.
If you have made photos of yourself available and we have left you out, it is probably because you never post with your e-mail address. We will have the option of SUPPRESSING your e-mail address so it does not publicly show, so you can still be in the directory. What will happen is that you will put your e-mail address in when you post, and it will be recognized so that your photo is inserted, and then the e-mail address will be removed before the message is actually posted. This will be the case if you ask for the OPTION of e-mail address suppression. People who don't ask for that option will have their e-mail address show (like it does now) and also get their small picture.
Men's Long Hair Hyperboard Pics pages
Comments in reply to this thread are of course welcome!
Bill
Hi,
Let me start off by saying that it is certainly nice to find a message board like this. It is so pleasurable to find a forum these days that isn't using vBulletin or some variation with zillions of wacky features and whatnot. I also noticed how incredibly active this board is.
Even more so, I really like the discussion topic that this board focuses on. I have been a short-haired guy all of my life and have never really cared about how my hair looked. I had it cut short quite often so I didn't need to comb it or anything.
Recently, however, I have grown to like the idea of having long hair myself. I never really saw guys with long hair on a day-to-day basis until about half a year ago when I started working in IT. At my job, two of the other five men (including the head manager) in my department wear their long hair in ponytails. So at least I can't get fired for having long hair!
Several months ago, in December, I stopped getting my hair cut. I had no idea what to expect and even how far I would want to go with it. I can say this: I certainly pictured it being a lot more fun than it has turned out to be. I expected my hair to grow longer and start heading towards the ground. It wasn't until it grew longer that I discovered that my hair is curly and is really intent on growing upwards instead.
This was a big disappointment. I know that eventually it will fall down, but even then it will be in curls. I have looked at a lot of long hair pictures since visiting this site and have seen varying levels of "tightness" in the curls of guys who don't have completely straight hair. I am curious as to how my hair will begin to look when it's longer and when I will see a difference. Right now it is 3.5 inches long but is only over 1 inch long when I don't pull it straight.
I am constantly debating in my mind whether or not I want to try to accept my hair as it is or try to change it. Since first becoming interested I spent a lot of time reading many websites and message posts about hair straightening and all of that stuff. Didn't really like the sound of it, either.
Right now my hair easily looks like an afro and can appear wavy on the top when combed after a shower. The sides, which are the same length as the top, refuse to stay straight. So, at best, I can get it straight on top and puffy at the sides. That is, without using any kind of gels or straightening balms.
I am anxious to find out what my hair will look like when it's longer. I can't picture it straight anymore, but can see it going down in tight or loose curls, neither of which I would like. I have been hoping that the curls would be loose enough for my hair to almost appear to be "wavy" instead.
After reading the Men's Long Hair site and the "FAQ on Being a Longhair" that I have seen a lot of mention to, I still feel uncertain about ever having the hair look I would like. I almost want to try straightening my hair now while it's short to see if that works knowing that if it doesn't I wouldn't be set back much.
If it helps, I have uploaded several pictures of what my hair looks like right now. Anyone have any ideas on what I can expect if I continue to let it grow? Any advice would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rick
Hello everybody,
I starting posting on here a few days ago, thought I would formally introduce myself. I'm a 32 y/o fan of long hair in rural Arkansas, originally from Saint Louis. I've gone back and forth from hair all the way down my back, to shaved, and a couple shoulder length mullets. I went real short about a year ago, have since decided to grow it again. I have to deal with a white collar job and living in a rural environment where differences, especially long haired men, aren't common (with shoulder length hair and no real "strange" public behaviors, I learned many considered me one of the local freaks, which I accepted gladly!) Anyway, I finally said to hell with it and decided to let it all grow again, I'm about shoulder length in back and tip of my nose in front. Needless to say I thought this site was awesome, lots of good tips and support. It was a great find for me.
Dan
Does anyone know how to get a beatles/ashton kutcher/skateboard type haircut? A website would be helpful. And how do you maintain a hair cut like this. Thanks
Hello all,
I'm new to this board, I've just looked thru the posts and some of the Archives. It's a great idea, this board, but here's what strikes me:
There seems to be a general plea/ wish/ hope among you for society to show more tolerance/ acceptance of men with long hair.
At the same time, a lot of you show severe intolerance of those who are outised of your own hair "philosophies". For example undercuts and mullets. In the Archives, someone who has a mullet asked the same question and you tore the poor man to pieces!
I personally do not have a mullet or an undercut, nor mohawk, spikes etc, just a shaggy, shortish style but why criticise those who do have these styles, especially since you form a minority yourselves?
Indeed, some of you seem quite fanatical about "this is how all male hair should be and I'll accept nothing else..."
I don't want to get anyone's backs up here, and I can see that there are some among you who do not hold this attitude, so no personal offense intended. I'm just trying to understand, and to be honest, intersted as to how you'll respond.
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sup people i just asked some fellow long hair they had there hair down to like there asses and i asked them some questinons ... i told them im growing my hair long...(bout 4 inches round.) THey mentioned cornrowws and natrual hair oils... First cornrows i wanna talk about . This guy i was talking to said dont get them to tight but he also said that the tension made his hair grow longer faster and tension may help my hair grow quicker because it actually pulls hairs. Is this true ?
ALso he mentioned natrual hair he told me only wash my hair every other day to clean it. He said the natrual hair oils make it smoother and grow better (he also metioned it will grow faster too with the natrual hair oils, i doubt it but who knows , maybe you guys reading this know? Mention somethign if you know ka- peesh? : )) Is this stuff true thanx for reading !!
Did he cut his hair? If so it is a dark day for long haird men and long haird men enthusiests every where *Sniffles*
I've noticed there seem to be some mixed views on trimming the hair at the back whilst growing out. OK mostly this is a result of "Mullet Fear", but also there is the problem of curls and flips, which stylists attribute to the different between the length of the layers growing at the back. Citing that if the hair is cut blunt, (removing the layers) then it will have less of a tendancy to flip out.
How this works I don't know, but I see some evidence of it when I wear my hair in a half-tail. With the top layers gathered in a tail, the bottom layers fall pretty much to one length - and they don't flip out. Whereas if I let my hair fall loose the lower layers always curl up and look messy.
At the same time, I'm reluctant to trim it for fear that it won't solve the problem, (it hasn't over the last 2 trims - though I never had the layers completely cut out.) And of course if it doesn't solve the problem then you have to go through it all over again, kicking yourself, that if you'd waited just a couple of extra months you'd be home free.
So I wanted to get the opinions of Stylists and those that have grown their hair through this phase either triming the back or not trimming the back. If it works? Why Does it? Did it work for you? If so why?
Okay, I've suffered having my ears stick out all my life, they're not big, they just sorta stick out. They don't stick out really far, but far to the point where it bugs me with short hair. Now, I'm 14, and I have my hair growing down around my ears and everything but I'm worried about the end result. Will my hair be able to completely cover my ears? I want it about neck length, but I'am still worried.
Can someone give me an answer as to what to do in this situation? Anyone been through it?
I found this website, in my surfing travels and thought it was quite interesting. It has 20 comprehensive tips for growing long hair.
http://www.longlocks.com/how-to-grow-long-hair.htm
James
How do you go about deep conditioning? And what are the positives and if any negative effects it has on your hair? And how often should you deep condition?
As the issue seems to be coming up a lot, (I noticed a post by someone who apparently cut his hair because of the infamous 1 Corinthians 11:10), I thought I'd post this article. Some of you have probably seen it before but nevertheless:
SHOULD MEN HAVE LONG HAIR?
'Many Christians claim that God does not want men to have long hair. They are wrong: God loves long-haired men.
According to God's law, a man must not cut the hair at the sides of his head and he must not clip the edges of his beard. (Leviticus 19:27) If a man is a NazariteÑone who is specially dedicated to God - he must not cut his hair at all. (Numbers 6:5)
The Bible tells us that Absalom, king David's son, was the most handsome man in all Israel: he cut his hair only once a year. (2 Samuel 14:25)
The apostle Paul, however, wrote: "Does not even nature itself teach you that if a man has long hair, it is a dishonor to him?" (l Corinthians 11:14). But nature teaches us nothing of the sort. Perhaps Paul, who was bald, was jealous of men who had long hair. He had also repudiated God's law, so he felt free to invent laws of his own. (Galatians 2:16, etc.)
Jesus, however, did not repudiate God's law. "Do not think that I came to abolish the law or the prophets... For truly I tell you, until heaven and earth pass away, not one letter, not one stroke of a letter, will pass away until all is accomplished" (Matthew 5:17-18).
We can therefore safely conclude, on biblical evidence, that Jesus, too, had long hair and a long beard, just as orthodox Jews have to this very day. So fellows, if you fear God, love Jesus, and want to be the most handsome men in the land, get your hair cut only once a year. And never shave.'
what if you we're walking along the streetm when a group of attractive females (Or males depending on your sexuality) starts making comments, whistling, hooting etc. it's clearly based partially on you hair length are you offended or do you take it is a comliment?
When people talk about shampoos etc stripping out hair colour. Do they mean coloured hair or natural as well?
Thanks
Nick

Before cutting.
well this is a kinda long story ...i was told a few months ago i have to wear hearing aids ..and im kinda embarrased of them becuase they look ghastly. so ive decided to grow my hair in order to cover them ..so this means hair over the ears..well i havent cut my hair for like 2 months now...but my hair is like hay its soo thick its growing out and becuase of the thickness when i comb it it looks all wavy (however i wouldnt call it curly). becuase the main aim is to cover the ears i havent cut the sides my head looks like a triangle at the moment .although the hearing aids are covered i look really silly like i been stuck in some time warp lol ..should i go and see a stylist or continue to grow it?
Hi ,
my hair is down to my chin and i was wondering how do you lot wash your hair and how often? do you wash it with just normal water everyday and then with shampoo one a week ect... please let me know wots the best way to do it thanks!
hey
i'm new to this site, and i really like it
i have a question about my hair, my hair is wavy, and when it is grown down to about 3-4 inches/my eyes.. and i split it from the middle, my hair flips/curls up from the sides
i guess that was my awkward stage, but i just gave up and got it cut, and now i am making it straight back after applying some Clairol Renewal X5 conditioner, which you can just leave in your hair
well, my question is, is there a way that i can get rid of those 'flips'? like putting on something in my hair?
or if i grow my hair again, and if it gets a bit longer the 'flips' will go away themselves?
P.S: i don't want to use hair dryers or anything like that
THANKS!
right, well i've just spent about 6 hours dreadlocking my hair with the help of my sister and a mate, but then my sister decided to quit and my mate had to go home, so i tried to continue by myself but i was exhausted so i decided i'd relax and carry on in the morning.
so anyhow, i went to bed, woke up, and i had changed my mind completely. there was no way i was gonna be able to make decent dreads out of my hair without taking another full day, and on my own, especially since the majority of what still needed to be done was on the back of my head, where naturally i don't have a good view of. so now i've just got out of the shower, having spent three hours and a whole bottle of conditioner untangling my hair and restoring it to its former glory.
well thats my story, its fair to say it went tits up. don't get me wrong, i absolutely love the way dreads look, and hopefully one day soon i'll try again, but my advice to anyone on this board who is thinking of dreading their hair is to make sure they do it right, and they finish it in one sitting. you definitely neeeed someone who is willing to help, especially with the back of your head
on a lighter note, the products i used were from www.knottyboy.com, and i fully recommend them, plus all their stuff is natural
sorry about the beastly lenght of this post, but i just thought i'd share my rather unsuccessful experience
Hi all, I posted a few days ago with some pics of me up and I only got 3 replies and that's not what I was hoping for, so I figured I'd try again for some more replies and advice, if any women read this, please reply, I'm most interested in hearing what you have to say, thanks .
http://www.gopictures.com/public/folder.asp?User_ID=chris231&Folder_ID=2
(copy and paste)
Apparently long hair is considered to be unprofessional - any truth to this? To make matters worse, I'm a broadcast journalism major, which doesn't necessarily bode well for the future of my hair...once it gets long it may have to go..any insights to this? This is definitely something that's been on my mind and I don't want it to become a problem in the future, although I definitely want to enjoy the hair while I still can. Any insight is appreciated
Hey guys...just thought I'd share this. As I was at the airport this morning, a woman complimented my hair saying that she wished she had it. I get that alot with the natural wave my hair has.
Later, on the plane, the stewardess asked me, "Would you like something to drink, m'am."
I was looking out the window at the time so she couldn't see my face. When I turned around to correct her gender confusion she apologized and we laughed. "I just saw the long hair and thought you were a woman," she replied.
Good times...good times!
Brett
P.S.-My 3 year anniversary will be coming up on April 12. Will update my gallery at that time
I'm starting to grow out my hair after my last haircut. I've always kept it short, about 1 inch all around, but now it's about 2-3 inches. I'm not sure what I'm shooting for yet, I guess I'll just stop growing it when I'm satisfied. I'll be in college next year so it won't matter much then, but this summer I need to work and it must look decent.
It's finally starting to calm down now that I use conditioner. The bangs reach my eyes and I need to do something about tha soon, it doesn't naturally part and it gets in my eyes sometimes. What I'm asking about here is what to do with the hair on the back of my head. I've asked a few girls at school, they're the ones who encouraged me to grow it in the first place. They all said I should cut it in the back, because it's starting to look like a mullet. It's been about three weeks since the pictures in my page.
I'm thinking they're right, I need to let the top and sides catch up to the back. If I do get it trimmed in the back, should I tell the person to use scissors or clippers? Also, does it look like my hair might be wavy when it's longer or is it too early to tell?
Thanks a bunch,
Keith
Was just wondering if you could do some pics of your undercut for me.
Thanks.
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JoNty
hey guys, i've posted about this in the past, but want to ask advice as far as what product(s) i should use to help myself with my itchy/flaky scalp problem. at the moment, i'm using neutrogena t-gel extra strength (doesn't seem to help that much, it seems i've had more success in the past with the standard neutrogena t-gel), i use it typically once, sometimes twice a week. but i've noticed if i go a few days without washing my hair, my scalp gets itchy/flaky. i wear a hat typically monday-friday while working, i sweat a good bit sometimes (especially now that it's getting warmer here in the south) - is this the cause of my problems? would not wearing a hat lessen this problem? also, when i say i go a few days without washing my hair, that means water doesn't touch it at all...should i be rinsing it everyday or using conditioner or something? and if some of you have used products like the t-gel, what would you recommend (i saw a few kinds on the shelves at walmart)? i must say, i'm actually tolerating the awkward stage alot better this time around (i'd cut it a few times before, and regretted it instantly), but this is one problem that discourages me. any advice would be appreciated! thanks...
I've come across another picture on the web that is absolutely amazingly beautiful. The guy has hair you'd give almost anything to have. His name is Frank and he's a member of the band ADAGIO. The picture is very large and I can't seem to print it . . . only a small corner of it prints out. Can someone tell me how I can reduce the photo so that I can print it? (I'm not a computer wiz).
Take a look, I'm sure you'll agree that he and his hair are a gift from the gods.
The URL is: www. adagio-online.com/_gal/Official/Frank/img/f6.jpg
I trimmed my bangs just a very little with some of the side hair to give it that "slight downward curve" (got tired of it all being even). Now my bangs stick out from behind my ears like wings when I tie my hair back. HELP!!!
Also, everybody tells me that trimming it makes it grow faster, it does seem to be growing a little faster, but it will still probably take at least 5 months for it to get as long as it was before I trimmed it. What have you guys got to say about all this?
Sup people its me again i just measured my hair and its 4 inches long and around the ear and side burns and neck it sorta fades out to my skin except for the neck where it fades to about an inch... and it is still poofy / froing out so am i going to have to wait longer for my hair to stop poofing out .. or what?
(the fade isn't that bad...from my side burns it only goes up about an inch, inch and a 1/2) how many months do you guys think till it drops down? any body have an idea?)
THx btw akward stage isnt so bad it just buying gel that puts a hole in your pocket that sucks.
Hey whats up. Im going to be continueing to grow my hair glad i finally found a good site for posts.
I started growing in january of 2004.
Right now its looking pretty descent already.
I have real thin hair silky like i guess (most girls say that)
Last time i tried to grow my hair out i trimmed the back then the front bad idea... I ended up shaving it all in a fade lol... like and idoit.
Well this is my second attempt. Im going for my hair to be shoulder length. hope it works out okay because my family isnt known for having long hair or hair at all heh.
Il post a newer picture pretty soon.
How do you go about deep conditioning? And what are the positives and if any negative effects it has on your hair? And how often should you deep condition?
SUp people i just got advice from my cuzin his hair is like 12 inches long and curly... looks awesome . I asked him for advice on what to do with my hair in the ackward stage because we have almost the same hair type ... He said he used mousse for a curly kinda look wich is kool but my mom said mousse has alot of alchol and can damage my hair.
What im asking is, is it alright if i use mousse occianally like maybe 2 times a week. And would it damage my hair in any way?
currently im in a major awkward stage, 5.5 inch at front and 4ish everywhere else, suffice to say it looked a total mess.
DUN - DUN - DUN!!!
Until I discovered straightners, they have saved my sanity as i was so close so many times to just getting the chop.
By straightning my hair it not only make it look longer it also is much easier to style, I wear mine in a "slap back" style.
I strongly reccommend to those in the awkward stage to buy a set of straightners (£30 for a good pair) or at least try it out. You can finally go outdoors without a hat!
On a sidenote, using the straingtners alone gives my hair a dryish look, to make it more slick looking try applying coconut/almond oil to it as this makes it more managable, it looks great...."Because im worth it"
What kind of hair do you have to have to get this look? I mean I have thick/curly hair that's growing out and kinda froing/afro.. if I keep growing for years will it eventually resemble Plant's hair?
Sometimes I come across a great picture and I just want to share it with everyone. I don't know how to enter the URL so that you can just click on it to go to the photo, so you'll have to enter it yourself. The picture is from the photo section of the band called EDGUY, and the guy in the picture has one of the most beautiful ponytails I think I've ever seen . . It may not be as long as some others, but it is truly awe-inspiring. Hope you enjoy seeing it. The URL is:
www.edguy.nu/images/photos/cologne_04/cologne_felix.jpg
I want to start the long process of growing my curly/thick hair out. My question is, how should I start the process? Should I leave it a little long on top and trim the sides and bottom, or just shave my head and start from there? Any help is appreciated thank you.
Joe B
I've finally made up my mind, I'm going to become a long hair. Wish me luck for I am the most vein person there is. I can't wait! Can't wait at all!
I'm need some more shampoo and conditioner soon and was wondering if there's any point to buying the more expensive brands as opposed to suave naturals which is what I use now.
I want my hair to be softer and less frizzy.
Thanks,
Keith
I really like the look of hair that is wet looking slicked back into a bun at the base of the neck. Does anyone else think this is a good look?
this is the latest pic of me with wet hair..
OK ITS PROABABLY BEEN MENTIONED HERE HUNDREDS OF TIMES BUT OH WELL. MY PARENTS HAVE CRACKED AND ARE MAKING ME GET IT CUT. IM 15 AND WHAT CAN I SAY TO TRY AND CHANGE THEIR MINDS. IT'S NOT VERY LONG MAYBE 5 INCHES AND CURLY. I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO GROW IT OUT FOR 2 YEARS BUT THEY KEEP BEING BUTTHEADS AND MAKING ME GET IT CUT.
I've gone through the most recent posts and grabbed what I could. I will now go to everyone's links and get updated photos for the pics page. The page will be updated tonight.
I think tomorrow I'll oil my hair before I do water changes on my fish tanks (it takes 3 hours which means a good, long soak in oil for my hair), let it dry after washing WITHOUT blow drying it. It's time for a deep conditioning, and without blowdrying...
Why? Because I'm seeing a lot of awkward stage questions from people with wavy/curly hair. I will show my ringlets to you. This will show all you awkward stage people out there with wavy/curly hair what you will get once you are past that awkward stage.
I hope my hair will inspire you to keep going.
I may not have time to tell you tomorrow, so I'll tell now:
I wash every other day, and condition. Once a week I use a deep conditioner, once a month I use extra virgin olive oil for 2-4 hours: I use this in place of hot oil, or another oil (like jojoba, etc.) because it's cheaper, right in my kitchen, and it does the same thing...minus the good smell.
I normally use a blow dryer and large round brush (after applying a leave in conditioner and using a "wide tooth" comb to remove tangles) to train my hair to do what I want and flatten/smooth it.
You will see ringlets you won't believe tomorrow! OK, they won't be as good as Nyghtfall's, but it will curl none the less.
i'm 22 and I have not yet shown signs of male pattern baldness. . meanwhile a lot of my friends (lots of them younger than I) are shedding hair like crazy..
does this mean I'm in the clear from becoming bald? (or at least, a good chance that I won't) my mother's father kept his hair for a long time, but I heard that isn't determinate... i've heard things from it being X-linked recessive (or not), to dominant in men only, etc.
does anyone know the real answer???
Hey people,
Have any of you had long hair (shoulderblade to terminal), cut it short and then grown it out again?
I'm asking because I'm finding it much harder to growm my hair this time, than before, coz last time I didn't know what to 'expect', whereas this time I'm impatient!
So have any of you been in my situation?
Cheers
Surfer Dude
You asked in a earlier thread, but save it getting lost I thought I'd post here:
(Exhibitionist at heart)
Start: Jan 2003 - about 1.0-1.5 inches on top
Current: End of March 2004: 14 Months: 8.5-9.0 inches on top.
Thanks for your interest.
hey all !
its been a while since i posted a message. ive been growing my hair since november and its coming in pretty good. but i have been trying different styles and was wondering, is there a good hair product to use that will keep your hair down ?? i have been thinking of slicking it back , kind of a "tight" look, but i dont know what products i should use. if any one has an idea, it would be appreciated. thank you much.
krazie dave
Johnny Damon continues to grow his hair out which is a rarity in baseball.
hey people, just wanted to say that the awkward phase doesn't necessarily have to be bad, we're all different...i haven't had mine cut in 6 months, i have thick, wiry (spelling?), curly/wavy hair and used to spike it in the front...i don't use any products to stop it from "afro-ing out"...i just press it down and it's long enough now that i can sleep on it...the stage at which i encountered criticism was after 3 months and it was mostly because i didn't know what to do with it...but ever since february it's been smooth sailing...girls say they love my hair...the only criticism i've gotten in the last 3 months is from my friend milton...but he's a buzzcut chinese kinda guy, just saying, he probably doesn't like long hair
thx for the time, good luck everybody
My hair is quite thin and I was wondering if theres a shampoo and conditoner that would give it more volume and make it look fuller and thicker that wont be hard on my hair because i shed a lot ...
i live in canada if that helps... thanks for your assistance
Last time I got a hair cut was April of 2003 with a shaved head. I haven't cut it since, but I got it straightened in December. From the straightening my hair is frizzy, dry, and increasingly falling out. I use conditioner everyday and nothing seems to work. Should I just cut the part that was straightened off and
start over again? Also, when my hair was curly, it would puff out or appear like an afro.. if I keep growing it curly will it eventually fall down or keep growing outward?
Thanks,
Dan
Here is my problem. I started growing my hair out from a pretty short haircut last August. Everything has been okay (as okay as it can go with thick, 'big' hair like mine), but I just moved to a new city and am looking for a job. Now I live in Eugene OR, home of the hippies, but still I think having long hair could hurt me in the next month or so. I like my hair, but it has bugged me as it has grown and I'm not sure if it will get better if I let it get even longer. I just don't know what to do...should I cut it or let it go and take the risk of being denied a job because of it? Here are two pictures...one from August 2003 and one from April 2004. Sorry about the short-hair one...it is the only pic I have from around the time of my last cut and I wasn't planning ahead so to speak. Thanks for your opinions!
[img]http://www.thepalehunter.com/short-hair.jpg[/img]
[img]http://www.thepalehunter.com/long-hair.jpg[/img]
Hi everyone, my name is Terenc,I need to ask you guys a question,right now I have short hair and I would like to grow up my hair and keep them longer I never did that in my life so this is my first time, but now I need some hellp from you guys because you know much much more that I know .....I need to find something like (like shampoo,or anything else) that help my hair to grow fast....please send me any information about this and what should I do ...I mean to cut my hair or not,,,haw many times I have to if yes etc .....
Sincerly terenc
Forgive me guys, for I have sinned. I cut 2 to 3 inches off this weekend. My hair had been long enough to put into a 6 to 7 inch ponytail, but it was only the hair from the back. In other words, it had started to look too much like a mullet. (It all has to do with what I started out with). So I cut a few inches off the back. Now everything looks a whole lot better, everything looks a lot more even. And now I can continue the journey knowing that as my hair grows longer, it will look a lot better. And if it looks better, I'll be much happier with it. Am I forgiven?
SUp people ive been groing my hair for almost 6 -7 months and my hairs is very curly/ wavy. I usely slick it back with gel... If i dont it will puff out into a fro. I can't tell if my hair is damaged or not (I don't know what to look for Such as split ends or any thing, I know what they are I read these post all the time but I cant see that stuff in my hair ... its microscopic! : ) ) My hair is very dry so now i just bought this PErt plus 2 in 1 for dry hair, its alright better than pantene pro v I guess... My hair doesn't seem to be so healthy and i dont know how to take care of it well. I use a wide tooth comb but when I brush backwards after drying my hair it pull my hair a little ... its like my hair gets tangles or something. It doesn't hurt i guess its the curls but, I wish i could tell if my hair is healthy or not. I could definetly tell its dry. ANd the only thing i do to my hair is 1. Gel it 2. Pert plus 2in1 3. Wear a hat. THANK FOR READING FRiendS .. ALways a big help THANKS AGAIN
Hi, here is a link to some pics of my hair, the pics themselves are kinda bad, my face looks all close up and stuff,but anywhere here is the link, I'm debating cutting it, but I haven't decided yet, the link should work.
http://www.gopictures.com/public/folder.asp?User_ID=chris231&Folder_ID=2
As a former hair stylist, do you consider extensions to be a safe option for someone wanting longer hair than their trminal length.
If so, what type of place is the best to choose to go to?
I would just like to say to all you long haired sexy hunks out there I love all your hair, never cut it off, and thank you for the eye candy,
Which hair is stronger, Straight or Wavy hair?
Hi,
I'm still (relatively) new to this forum but have asked a few questions recently. I am still completely new to the idea of men growing long hair but really started to like the idea. One thing I don't like, however, is my curly hair as I had desired it to be straighter when I decided to let it grow long. It was only after it grew did I even know it was curly.
I have heard many people refer to the "grass is greener" cliché in terms of desired hair type, and it definitely holds true for myself as I have not (at least not yet) gained any appreciation for my hair. "Everyone" wants their hair to be different, I have been told. But I started to wonder how true this is. If you can spare a moment, please take the short survey I have created on the topic. At the conclusion of the survey, I will share the results.
As a side question...are curly-haired guys at a disadvantage when it comes to hair choices? It seems far more common and much easier for people to have their hair curled than to have their hair straightened. I would imagine that the cause for this would have to be either that curls are far more desired or that straight hair is far more difficult to achieve. I'm just a newbie, so please advise.
Thanks
For anyone that cares,I will have new pictures up on thr 15th,that will be my 1 year anniversary of starting to grow out my hair :)
hey guys, those of you that watch this show, if any of you have seen Randy's hair, id like to know if you need curly or wavy hair to have it like his cos my hair is str8, just wondering, thanks for reading and replying.
OK i have been look in the net for some good pomp pics and i can't find any does anyone know where i can find some. to thoes of you who don;t know what a pompadour is it is the hair style that the "rebels" wore in the 50's and eairly 60's, you might also know it as a D.A., duck ass, duck butt, duck tail. plz help.
a person has 6 inches of hair growth in 1 year, give or take.
how many inches does the awkward stage disappear.
Would it ve possible to add a commen problems page, with advice on things such as
1. How to get through the akward stage for various hair types
2. How to deal with the flip stage
3. Rude comments
4. Significant others disaproval
5. Hostile employers
6. How to do ten (Or whatever number you feel neccassary) basic hair styles
Anyone catch Jay Leno tonight? A guy was recounting how
he got his long hair caught in a womans zipper.
[Approximately 11:55 pm tonight eastern time.]
Hi all, I have a new very frustrating problem, and am not sure what to do about it.
I find that conditioners are hard to rinse out of my hair. Like, it takes me several minutes of constant pressure from the shower, along with scrubbing, to finally be able to rinse it out thoroughly. It's just very frustrating because I don't particularly like having to sit there scrubbing under the shower head for 3 or 4 minutes.
Could this be because of my conditioner(Aussie Moist)? Or could it be that my hair is just too thick(which it is, very). Like, for you thin haired people, do you have this problem? And for you thick haired people, is it the same for you too?
Has anybody seen the movie Secret Window? I want to know how he got his hair that way. For example was it gel,leave in, or nothing? Also, how would I style it that way? I have smiliar hair to his and that same length. I plan to grow my hair until it raches my shoulders, but in the mean time I like this medium hair style that he has in this movie. Heres a lot of pics of him in the movie.
http://www.deppimpact.com/secret1.html
When my hair is long enough, I will make my hair like Johnny Depp in the movie chocolate. http://www.deppimpact.com/chocolat2.html
I plan to go to a salon soon to get highlights in my hair like in these pics. What do you guys think?
What I meant to say was undershave.
Anyway, -=IF=- I was to do this, I'd feel inclined to start afresh, like get a number 1 all over and have the level shaved.
It's going to take some thinking over though. Quite a big step.
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JoNty
I updated my personal webpage and finally have my hair page up!
http://www.geocities.com/thatballguy
See you around!
I'm growing my hair out for a second time. I had long hair when I was 9-12, got a buzz, and decided I didn't like it. So now I'm letting it get long again (I'm 15 now).
Its been 5 months since I got a haircut and it is already very long (my hair grows fast for some reason). Here is a pic, sorry its so small but my camera is horrible lol.
http://www.imagedump.com/index.cgi?pick=get&tp=52725
As you can see my hair covers my ears just about and my bangs are down to my eyes almost.
What I want to do is grow it out so its all one length - right above the neck. My hair is very straight and easy to manage so I think this is a good choice.
Just some questions:
1. Some days my hair is really flat... whats a good way to add some volume? Not shampoos but by styling it. Someone mentioned "scrunching' it but that doesnt really work with my hair.
2. After I wash it my hair is really dry and stays that way until night. Should I use less shampoo or something?
3. I know I'm going to need trims to get it all one length. I just want to know when I should get them. Now? In a few months/weeks?
4. Is vitamin E good for hair?
5. Should I condition every day or every other day?
My March progress pictures are now posted on my website.
Gollan's home page
Gollan's March 2004 Progress Pictures
Well here is my 2nd quarterly pic :)
I'll keep updating it every 3 months, and up there is still my old one from janurary. My last trim was taken before the top pic, let me know what you think :)
http://www.geocities.com/drekkhair/
Hello again...
I just recently started to seriously think about letting my hair grow longer, but I don't know if I can do it! I hear it can take a very long time and, since I have curly hair, that I'll have a hard time getting it long. I'm just about 20 years old and ready to commit to it should I get a strong belief that it is possible. But I didn't even think about the idea until this year, so I don't have very much hair yet. Since it takes so long, I feel like I should have started earlier in order to accomplish it before I am too much older. I also have concerns about how long I'll need to go through the "awkward phase" with my curly hair looking like an afro. I guess I just need to learn more about this, if there is anything else to know.
Thanks for the advice!
I finally have 2 weeks off from school! YAY!
I had a milestone the other day! I was standing there, and put my hands on my hips. I caught some of my hair under my hand! WOW!
I started to get a lot of flakes and itchy scalp recently. I think I may be allergic to the conditioner I'm using. I've begun to not condition my scalp area and it seems to have helped. I'm now only conditioning the previously dyed hair, and not conditioning the natural hair. It may just be because I have naturally oily hair/skin, and since I've lost all this weight I seem to be getting oily much quicker. The added conditioner might be causing an oil overload.
I'm hoping to complete the "basement project" within the next couple days. Once I've got my bettas' "gutter system" up and running, I'll be updating the long hair pics page. I'm running a couple days behind on everything right now...mostly because I drank Friday night, but I was also extremely tired yesterday and did nothing.
I'll be grabbing pics from here when the time comes, and from anyone's progress pages that I have or find. It should be updated by this weekend, depending on when I take a break from the engineering project or complete it.
What I have noticed is that the older you are, the less people bug you about having long hair. It's almost like the decision is more accepted. I guess people think that young people grow their hair out because thay are too lazy to cut it or somthing(sometimes the case). It also could be that younger people change thier styles so often, to fit in, that people don't respect the decision as much. When you are older you apper to have a permenant style(as most do) so people are not as judgemental about it. is this true or is there different pressures as you become older? -sean
I am 36 year old and my hair is greying on the top and sides. My hair is just below my middle back. I am afraid to dye it because of possible damage, mis-coloring, allergic reaction, scalp burn etc. Is there a safe dye such as a vegetable base, that would only color the grey hairs and not the rest? My hair is a "dirty blonde" color with natural highlights. It is going to be hard to get the exact color using dye. I think even a professional stylist may have problems. I would only get it done through a stylist. I am also afraid that once I start dyeing it, I will always have to dye it, or the roots will show a color difference. I don't want to ruin my hair. It is really healthy now. Does anyone have any experience with this issue, or good suggestions.
Thanks in Advance!
Darrin
For the past few weeks I've had nothing but bad hair days. I've had long hair since I can remember, but lately it's been more hassle than anything else.
This past Sunday I read an article about a judge who had long hair and got a full makeover. They showed before and after pics. Because he looks a lot like me, I was very intrigued.
He looked a lot better with short hair. I figured what the heck, why not? I'm sick of bad hair days and I followed the famous "two week rule". So today, this morning, I decided it was about time for a change. I had 23" of hair cut off. I saved the tail.
I feel somewhat liberated. It's a whole new feeling. Not sure what I'll do now, whether I'll keep it like this or let it grow again.
I think it looks pretty darn good though.
Have a nice day everyone!
Hey, I just sort of stumbled upon this place recently... I'm a 20 year old with mid-back-length hair. Its ungodly dry, light, and curly. I looked like some kind of fungus when I was growing it out, really...
Anyways, I've been at odds with it lately due to the upkeep invovled (I'm sure that's not uncommon...). Case in Point: I'm looking for tips on dealing with hair so thick you can't comb it with anything but your fingers. I'm not the kind of person whose willing to spend a lot of time fussing with it... I'm really looking for a hairstyle thats fast, easy, and keeps the mess out of the way so I can do what I want without worrying about it.
Theoretically, my attitude towards my hair makes me more of a short hair person... but with hair as light as mine, If I want it short I have to keep it REALLY short. Otherwise I look like a fungus. I'm just not willing to get it cut often enough to keep it really short! Hair just seams to grow TOO fast when you WANT to keep it short.
Anyways... I browsed the hyperboard pic gallery... some of you guys have some really cool hairstyles! Its nice to know I'm not the only member of my species O.O;;
i am trying to grow out my hair. right now my hair reaches the top of my lip.
anyway, i swim every day. i know chlorine is really bad for your hair, so i wear a swim cap. still, pool water gets under my swimming cap while swimming.
anyway, i was wondering if there is any special care i should be taking w/ my hair. is there any special product i should be putting in my hair to protect it? i have thin, fine hair. what should i do?
also, is there anything i can do to remedy a dry scalp?
thanks!
how do you get dreadlocks?? i have heard that you just dont comb/wash it. Is this true? BTW im no where near this lenght im Just wondering
Hi there I noticed everybody on this website wants their hair very long like down their backs.That's cool but for me that's too long of a process to wait.My goal is to have my hair top and back to reach my chin or just below my chin.Right now I have 4 inches of hair in the back and 2.5 inches on top.I do have curly hair but i do straightened it with a relaxer every two or three months and it comes out completely straight.It helps me see how much hair i really have when it's straight then when it's curly.So my main question is how many inches of hair do i need for the hair to reach my chin or just below?Maybe somebody out there has that lenght and knows how many inches I need? I've been told I need only 8 inches? Also does hair grow a little faster in the summer, how much more? And why does it grow faster? Thanks guys
i have no hair on my forehead and pretty much none on top but the rest is long and i like it !
There seems to be a new fascism about shaving your head just because a few follicles decide to quit .
If you ask me its more vain to fiddle about with a shaver several times a week than to leave it to do its own thing . My wife prefers it too, i`ve tried both ways and believe me this is the easiest way for me . Any man who have less head hair can tell who is shaving their head because of baldness anyway . I say less hair fascism if you feel more comfortable with long hair let it grow bro !
Shave if you want but they are so many men doing that now its almost as
apologetic as hiding under a hat ..." OH NO I`M NOT BALD I JUST LIKE THIS LOOK " ...
I was in Asda (Walmart) clothing department today and they've a new T shirt line. The design is a picture of 1970s footballers with dodgy haircuts and the slogan 'A mullet is for life - ask at your barber shop today'
Well it made me laugh :-)
Hey all, after a very busy week getting all my coursework in for my exams, I've finally been able to update my progress pics, alas 2 days after i should. It is now four months since I started growing, without it being wet, its a nightmare to control, they didn't call it the awkward stage for nothing! If you look closely in my temporary pics page, you may be able to see the growth spurt of my hair that happened (and still may be happening) a week or so ago. Just look at the bangs from the 3-1/2 months and then at 4. I've pulled it down to show you. Tell me what you think. (it grew about just over 1 inch in 40 days)
Cya

If you are the person who sent me this picture, you should know that your email program is not set up correctly. Your return email is invalid. Please correct this and contact me again. I have some questions.
I've decided that I'd like to grow my hair longer and would like to know if anybody on this forum has curly hair and has posted progress pictures. I'd like to know what to expect as it has only been a few months since my last haircut. I've seen a lot of pictures and websites relating to this, but would like to get the specifics for those with curly hair. Thanks
Hi Guys, just want to share my latest progress pic:
Whilst it looks pretty well behaved from the front, it can still look pretty wild from the back 'n' sides... With the new Scooby Doo film out now I'm just waiting for "Shaggy" Comments to start.
"Gee Scoob!"
I apologise I forgot the link.
here they are:
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Temp3.html
The other ones below
Heres a few new pictures. Ive been growing for 2 yrs 5 months. Anyway tell me what you think. Im going for like elbow length which is almost waist. http://img27.photobucket.com/albums/v82/warcrusher19/
Drek your hair is it exellent, it is very goodlooking,and in my opinion is not longer,is it perfect.I have long hair but not longer than you hair,I would have in the future the hair how you. I think that you are good-looking.
I like you
Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Marty here's the link Posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: That anchor didn't show. Cut n paste this link to your browser window: mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.html 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Previous Next In Reply to: here's the link posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:48:55: : mysite.verizon.net/linuxhippy/pics.htmlYou look so very DIFFERENT from your first pictures! Are yousure you are the same person. Just kidding...he..he...Yes, it really looks wonderfully amazing NOW! Re: 3 years, 7 months! Posted by Nige on March 30, 2004 at 21:50:13: Previous Next In Reply to: 3 years, 7 months! posted by Luckskind on March 30, 2004 at 20:20:17: Awesome progress congrats. Re: Hair history Posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard Cody Thanx all! Posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Re: Hair history posted by cody on March 30, 2004 at 20:15:51: : your hair looks good how long have you been growing your beard CodyThanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.Marty Re: Thanx all! Posted by Me on April 01, 2004 at 06:58:46: Previous Next In Reply to: Thanx all! posted by The Kid on March 31, 2004 at 09:05:13: I like the beard a lot.: Thanx for all the comments! I've been growin the beard 7 months...oh, BTW, I didn't cut my hair on top-I just pushed it back and it stays.: Marty Re: Hair history Posted by Sid on March 30, 2004 at 21:20:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Looks great! Keep it up! Re: Hair history Posted by Absalom on March 30, 2004 at 21:22:23: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: : Just wanted to let yous know that I didn't cut my hair. I just took a pic and put it on my site with 5 other photos so u can see me change through the years. Hope it's helpful!: : Marty Your hair is looking good now that some of the curl has straightened out due to gravity. I am glad to see you did not give in and cut it. If you grow a few more inches onto it you will find that it will straighten out even more and become easier to manage. Growing your hair long takes the patience of Job but the reward is well worth it. Absalom Re: Hair history Posted by Justin on March 30, 2004 at 22:02:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Glad you didn't cut it as it looks great on you. And, (in my opinon anyway) makes you look around 8 years younger than when your hair was short. Re: Hair history Posted by Mary C. on March 31, 2004 at 07:44:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great hair! I love the texture, and it suits you very well. I am so glad you didn't cut it, it would have been a shame had you done so! I hope all the guys who are having trouble getting through the 'big hair' phase will take a look at your progress photos and see that it is really worth it to stick it out through the awkward lengths. Very inspirational! Re: Hair history Posted by High Priestess on March 31, 2004 at 18:25:13: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair history posted by The Kid on March 30, 2004 at 19:46:30: Great progress!! Keep it growing! Main Board
Hello all.
I've been going over something in my mind for awhile now, and I'm not sure what to do exactly or how to go about it.
First, my ultimate goal in having longhair is to have it all one length. I've known this for awhile. The problem is, I'm scared to have it evened up.
I haven't had any cuts/trims for 20 months now. Since my hair isn't straight, the bangs look a good 1 inch below chin, but are probably about 2 inches. The rest of the hair, the sides backward, are a good two inches lower. So my hair looks very uneven from the side view, and I'm forced to wear a ponytail all the time.
What I'm thinking is maybe just going from the lowest point on the bangs and going all the way around with that length. My concern is that this will make it look like a short bob, and that's quite a bit of length to be loosing from the back. And I'm not sure if I'll be able to tie it back!
So my question is what you guys think is good, and how to go about explaining this to a stylist or whoever. I'm incredibly nervous about any cut on my hair, but I know this has to be done at some point. I'm just not sure yet.
Any tips/advice?
- Brian
I've noticed that when I lift my hair up from over my face, I have tons of hairs that are not that long. Is that just from when hairs fall out and grow back? I've also noticed that where I part my hair (down the center), there is a small area right in front where my forehead meets my scalp that has just the little hairs growing out from it and you can see my scalp kind of. Anyone else experience this? I know I'm not balding because I am 16 and no one in my family has ever gone bald, but is there something I can do to fix this?
I just returned from Walmart where I got the new Neutrogena Triple Moisture shampoo and conditioner.
I have heard a lot of positive things about it and how great it works for hair... the only bad things are some people say it is too rich and moisturizing, and it made some people's hair greasy, or too flat and stringy. But overall I have heard a lot of great things!!!
I shall be using it tomorrow and can't wait to post my results.
I am a bit nervous about it though, hehe... I really want it to work well! And I've been disapointed so many times... Do you guys know the feeling?
Hi. I currently have short and very curly hair. I discovered this when I decided that I would let it grow and eventually it started to look like an "afro" as it became longer. Following the "grass is greener" logic, I would rather my hair be straight. At the very minimum I would like to get it to grow down, not up. Please advise, thanks.
I'm only a few months in so my hair is more big than long, but I've come across somewhat of a problem - the left side of my hair seems to either grow a lot faster or had a head start. Either way, it's terribly uneven. It's in my one eye, but just above the other eyebrow. In the back, I've always had a curl that I would use to gauge when to get my haircut, and that's of course grown fairly long and probably makes it look uneven in the back (I can't see it of course). Logic says to go and get it evened out but I'm a bit worried - my friend went for a "trim" last week and got set back about two months. Should I continue to grin and bear it or just get this fixed up quickly, before it could become worse?
Do you find yourself
in a dither every day-
as your hair puffs out
just any old which way?
You wonder when all of this
is really going to stop-
as rude comments are heard
saying your Hair is a flop!
"Get it cut short"
yes, that is what they say-
you feel like giving-in
but then you think of that day.
But as for that day
It is patience that it takes-
never mind those remarks
from a bunch of gossip flakes.
For finally in the end
A Longhair you WILL be-
and as for all the comments
suddenly compliments.....just wait,you"ll see! :-)
Hi all, I think tomorrow I'm going to get a new shampoo and conditioner- from the Neutrogena Triple Moisture line. It is sold in some drug stores but I believe it is of salon quality.
Anyway, can anyone tell me if these ingredients look alright? Or if I should even trust looking at the ingredients when deciding on what to use.
For the shampoo:
Water, Sodium Trideceth Sulfate, Sodium Lauroamphoacetate, Sodium Chloride, Cocamide MEA, Meadowfoam Seed Oil (limnanthes alba), Olive Fruit Oil (olea europaea), Panthenol, Ethyl Ether, Sodium Benzotriazolyl Butylphenol Sulfonate, Polyquaternium-7, Amodimethicone, Guar Hydroxypropyltrimonium Chloride, Castor Isostearate Succinate, Dimethiconol, Sweet Almond Oil (prunus amygdalis dulcis), Phenoxyethanol, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Cetyl Alcohol, Guar Gum (cyamopsis tetragonoloba), Citric Acid, TEA, Dodecylbenzenesulfonate, Fragrance
For the Conditioner:
Water, Cyclopentasiloxane, Behenyl Alcohol, Behentrimonium Chloride, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cetyl Alcohol, Cyclohexasiloxane, Dimethicone, Amodimethicone, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Stearamidopropyl Dimethylamine, Cetrimonium Chloride, Panthenol, Sweet Almond Oil (prunus amygdalis dulcis), Olive Fruit Oil (olea europaea), Meadowfoam Seed Oil (limnanthes alba), Glycol Stearate, Ceteth-2, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Methylparaben, Propylparaben, Citric Acid, Titanium Dioxide, Iron Oxide, Mica, Fragrance
Here are some links about it-
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=86553&catid=11936&trx=GFI-0-RVP-60&trxp1=11936&trxp2=86553&trxp3=1&trxp4=1&btrx=BUY-GFI-0-RVP-60
and
http://www.drugstore.com/products/prod.asp?pid=86554&catid=11938&trx=GFI-0-RVP-11936&trxp1=11938&trxp2=86554&trxp3=1&trxp4=2&btrx=BUY-GFI-0-RVP-11936
I'm a little bit obsessed with these shampoo's, but ive noticed that alot of people complain here about their shampoo/conditioner not working as well as they used to. For example take the dreaded pantene line, you may use it once or twice and think its does a good job then after a while your hair starts feeling dry after you've dried it or even when its wet and dull looking, you may then change your cond cos you thik you old one isnt working. The cause is buildup! Nasty drugstore and probably most salon brand shamp/cond are overloaded with silicones and other things which coat your hair and are not properly removed when u next shampoo. Since most people condition every time they shampoo these things accumulate on the hair. There is a simple way to remove this and return your hair to its healthy state - introducing the clarifying shampoo!
These shampoo's strip all the nasty buildup off your hair and leave it gleamingly clean. If you use a protien treatment dont expect it to do anything unless you have clarified your hair first as the buildup will prevent the treatment from working, this goes for conditioner too. After clarifying is the perfect opp to use a protien treatment then or follow with cond and your hair should look great. This should be done about once a week, inbetween normal shampoo should be used as over clarifying can do the opposite of buildup.
Rec's - neutrogena anti residue shampoo (drugstore)
best = nioxin bionutrients cleanser (salon)
thanx for listening.
What can I do to greatly speed up hair growth?
Well, I think i'll call it a day. i'm not having a good time growing my hair, and however much i want it i think it's about time i cut it off. It's not worth it if is basically annoying me all the time. Just though i'd let you know
Hi people, I wanted to get some feedback so I thought I'd ask.
Is there any harm in using conditioner everyday?
At the moment I was and condition every 2 days and just rinse on the day in between. - I probably don't need to wash that often, but its a habit I fell into after the heat of last summer. But I'm finding that on the day that I just rinse, I have a hell of job detangling and I'm worried I'm damaging my hair.
OK - I'm about to start using a new conditioner, which might improve my current situation anyway. But I'm wondering if there is any harm in using Conditoner every day? Even the days that I don't wash? What are the Pros/Cons of such a routine?
I think my present conditioner is drying my hair out anyway, which is making me more reliant on the conditioner, which of course drys my hair out even more so I'm a little concerned about getting into a spiral of damage.
Sorry if this seems like a repeated Question, I think we've talked a lot about how often to wash hair, but conditioning has always played second fiddle.
Thanks
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Just wondering if anyone knew any imaginative hairstyles which:
a) can be worn in formal situations
b) look unique & are perhaps quite elaborate
c) will keep unruly hair in place
d) do not involve cutting or use of styling products
I'm still scouting for a unique look with my hair but I don't want reactions of "hey, look at that punk bum!" I hope I'm explaining that right (and no offense to punks). Picture something more imaginative than a gelled-down, low pony-tail but not as "out there" as a green, braided mohawk or what have you.
Just for the record, my hair is 2-3 inches past shoulders, very thick and a mixture of curly and wavy.
Thank-you for your help,
Amon-Ra
Well I am getting pretty tired of using Aussie Moist... It's effects seem to be wearing off on me. :(
I really want to have hair that is kind of sleek looking... I am able to achieve this sometimes, but usually my hair just gets used to shampoos and conditioners and then it starts to look rather dull.
I may try getting Loreal Vive again, but am a bit reluctant to.
Does anyone know of any better Shampoos and Conditioners that would make my hair look really sleek, smooth, and healthy?
This looks like the best stuff I have come across yet... It's from Matrix and it's called the sleek.look line.
http://www.matrix.com/products/sleek_look/
It's a bit expensive, but I'm starting to wonder if I should just dish out the 10 or 12 bucks and get something I may be satisfied with, rather than buy a bunch of drug store brands that don't do it for me.
Hi,
I posted before. Its now been seven months since I had a haircut, it now measures four inches.
My goal is to grow it to just about past my shoulders. How long will it take i for me to reach this, and how many inches is that about.
Im hoping to be able to have something resembling a ponytail for about July. Is this possible.
In this poll, I would like you all to say whether you use salon products or drugstore products, and, if you wish, why. I'll start.
I have only used drugstore products so far, but am getting tired of them. I think it will be worth it for me to put in some extra bucks for a salon shampoo and conditioner. I think it'll be worth the extra dollars because I make regular shamps/cond.'s last very long indeed. (In fact, I don't know if I've ever finished an entire bottle!!!)
What i noticed in pictures (before and after) a major haircut is that when somebody cuts their long hair short they look much younger.
I was wondering, if hair grows from the root and not the tip, then how do all the little curls and kinks in wavy hair (which often grows straight, near the root), manage to stay in the same place as the hair grows?!?!?!
What type of hair brush is the best to use to brush your hair? Does it really matter? Can certain types of brushes actually damage hair?
1967 news story and pic:
Cleveland, Ohio: Carl Towner, 14, is by his father's side at a hearing where he was ordered to the county juvenile detention home after he was suspended by school authorities for refusing to cut his hair. The boy's father, Ernest Towner, testified that long hair was a tradition among males of the Towner family. Carl is scheduled to start a psychiatric testing program at the juvenile home.
http://pro.corbis.com/images/U1570899.jpg?size=67&uid={27279f01-d9e3-4ab6-b6e1-56cd2d5e33ef}
I would appreciate it if someone would post a picture of their hair in a nigh ponytail please. Thank you very much.
...the more your hair will lay down flatter and smooth on your head.
Is this true?
I am in high school and while I'm trying to grow my hair, my mom makes me get maintenance cuts. She says I have to shape it. What can I do?
I'm thinking about just wearing a baseball hat for the growing stage (my hair is about down to my lips now) for the next 6 months. Is that REALLY bad for my hair? I know there's some who say-with the best intentions-that you shouldn't do anything that is the least bit damaging to your hair, but I just want to make sure that wearing a baseball hat (perhaps 5 hours a day) won't lead to permanent damage that will make me need to cut all my hair off when it's long. Thanks guys
Dude...
Just wanted to thank you again for putting together that instruction page for tying a bandana! The art of wearing one has eluded me for years, and I'd been too lazy to try and figure them out myself or ask someone else how to wear them. Finally got around to picking one up tonight, and am now enjoying the convenience and comfort of my own! It looks and feels great!
Sadly, my wife thinks otherwise. She playfully slapped me for turning into an Axel Rose look-alike (looking like Axel was NOT my intent! LOL!). She'll get used to it.
hehehe
Ok, well i'm just going to get straight to the point here... If I let my hair dry naturally without the aid of a hairdryer, then as it drys its seems to dry all hard-ish and I have to brush through it, and even then it's all big a won't lay more flat. It's rather annoying, and i was wondering if there was anyway to combat this 'big-ish, knotted and dry feel' -Thanks
P.S. I use Aussie Moist Shampoo and Leave-In Conditioner (and I dont wash it everyday, about 3 - 4 times a week - maybe less)
Sup people i haven't spoken in a while on this board but i look too you's for some good advice> right now my hair i almost or getting to 3 1/2 inches .. its n ot much but i havent had this much hair in ages like since i was 7. Any way I have been using gel consistanly to get my hair slicked back. like a month and a halp, I don't know if its healthy or not. Also im thing about getting cornrows or braids to control my hair. THen thers my job and my parents. My parents think cornrows or braids are not for me and i should cut my hair!!. ANd my father said he 'd kick me out of the house if i got cornrows or braids... (he said the same thing when i had a mohawk lol it never happened) so does any 1 have advice or tips for a person like me with my hair. cornrows are kinda a last resort and i think the gel is killing my hair ... THANK S PEOPLE
Does anybody know for sure if long hair is a reason for speeding up baldness?
hello, i´m a basque boy(spain)and until january 2003 i`m growing my hair.
the thing that I want say is this: sometimes when I go to home, I up(I think that is say in this way) in the elevator, always say to me the same thing: you have to cut your hair.I don´t like the way that he say it, and the message too, I don´t like anithing from him.
I want you help, for the next time, what can I say to he to stay in evidence? I don´t know if I have explain well, my english isn´t good enough, I hope that you complain what I mean.
Thanks to all, and this page is very good.Byee
I read a thing on terminal length that said usually the shortest terminal length is 1 foot. Does that mean that each hair is a foot like the upper layer and the bottom layer is each that length. Or does it mean that the hair all together is a foot?
Is that Hugh Jackman's real long hair in the upcoming Van Helsing movie? I thought I remembered seeing him on a late night talk show awhile back and I think he had long hair like the movie.........
http://www.vanhelsing.net/
I'm after pics of long haired men with undercuts.
Anyone help?
Thanks.
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JoNty
I am in desperate need of some advise. First a little back ground. New years eve 2002 I completely shaved my head, since that time I have had only three "maintenance" hair cuts, I have not had any since October 2003. My hair currently is approx. 41/2" to 5" on top, covers about 3/4 of my ears and just touchs my shirt coller in back. My problem is that it just does'nt look good, It is too long to do anything with and too short to do anything else with. I have tried just washing it and letting it go, I have tried parting it on the side and in the middle, now I am just kinda slicking it back. I know this may normal during the transision but it is really starting to bother me. People at work are starting to ask "When are you going to do something with your hair." My question is, Is there anything I can do to make it look more in control while it is growing? Is there some cut that would make it look less "poofy" and scraggely during this period. I am about to the point of cutting it off again. I really don't want to do this but I may not have much choice. If anyone has any suggestions I would greatly appreciate them. If there is a cut that would help please give me the name or discription of the style, or if possible a picture. If not how do I stand it for another 2 or 3 months till it gets longer and stats to behave a little better. Thanks in advance for your help and advice.
Ok, my hair is cut into a "layered" style where the bangs go to my chin and the rest is longer. I usually wear it down, but if i do try to do a pony-tail the bangs don't reach and fall in my face. If I'm doing something which requires my hair to be back I just wear a hat, which has been working great. But in the coming weeks I'm going to be in some business meetings, I'm talking suit-and-tie affairs. Wearing my hair down doesn't really look professional, and wearing a hat is obviously out. I can do a half-tail, but again my bangs fall down and it looks unprofessional. I'm thinking of using bobby-pins to keep it back, but I'm afraid it might be too girly. Can anyone offer advice?
Just thought I'd share a niffty little feature I found whilst looking up REDKEN products after they were recommended to me. Its a Product Selector, I found it useful becasue it asked a series of simple questions about your hair, and what you want your hair to look like and then recommended a line of products.
I don't know about everyone else, but I was always a little confused about which variety of which product was right for my hair, this helped a lot, especially considering that most the product manufacturers these days have 7 or 8 different varieties of shampoo and conditioner.
I thought this might be useful because even if you dont use REDKEN or PANTENE you can take what you learn from one of these sites and apply it to other brands.
Anyways, hope this is of interest.
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this page is amazing!!!
Sorry guys need to vent some frustration, last 3-4 days I have been really frustrated.
Why? Well the hair on the left side of my head has just taken to flipping outwards. My hair is about 8.5 inches long and I thought by now it would have enough weight to pull itself flat. Instead the lower 4 inches just consistently flip outwards, and this only affect the left side of my hair. The right side is really well behaved
I do everything with it, I comb the underside of the hair, I've tried using a round brush to curl it under, blow drying etc. and it still flips out, I just dont seem to be able to anything with it!
Any suggestions? I'm not a fan of gunk like gel or wax.. but I'm running outta options.
Does anyone know if washing your hair with hot water can be either damaging or have a bad effect on it?
I used a pimple med.peroxid..cold stuff you keep in the frige..for along time....I just now figured out that my hair is geting bleached out in the front..though it was from the sun or something ...and like the hair in the front are blond and very thin and weak...what the hell do I do.I feel like im going to go bald...every one says im not...a hair dresser said im not.....I stoped the pimple med about 2 weeks ago.....any one have any comment...it will be helpful....thank you ...ace
Is there anybody speaking German on this board or is from Germany, Switzerland, Austria, only to know and intersted in, will go further in English. Thanks for the good advices
I hate the band to i dont listen to that type of metal anymore let alone even have a tolerance for there new cd. But im going to see them for the sake of seeing them before they call it quits you know? Anyone heard of the band opeth i was supposed to see them in january but they canceled there show that sucked. And im seeing iced earth and children of bodom in april.
Who is your favorite long haired character in a movie, or what movie characters hair do you like the best(given it's long)?
I am undecided on mine, although I have a feeling Achilles in the upcoming movie Troy may take the cake.
its been 10 long months, and i have one annoying thing to mention. My hair in only 4 inches long. It seem to be growing at a much slower rate than the usual 0.5 inch/month.
Did any of you have this problem?
Also another thing is my hair seem to fall out a little more than i accpected. I understand that hair does naturally fall out, but if my hair as naturally dry and a ruffle is about a bit at least 2 or 3 hair fall out.
If this continues over the weeks and months wont the thickness of my hair eventually diminish?
i notice i am shedding more and I'm wondering if i should be concerned. Id say i lose about 20 hairs when i brush it and if run my fingers through it i ushally get some more that comes out. my hair is thin...always has been....perhaps I am doing something that is not healthy for my hair. I ushally wash it everyday I use garnier fructis shampoo. I don't use condtioner i find it makes my hair look oily and greasey...so i dont know...but if anyone could help me out here that would be great:) thank u
I was wondering what each of you do for a living. I'm studying to become a lawyer, while working for my dad, and writing romance novels on the side
Does hair grow slower in the winter months has it been proven at all? My hair seems to not be growing much at all lately and im only at a year and a half growth.
Hey gang!
I have a problem: I have thick hair which doesn't wet easily, and although I shampoo every other day and rub my scalp thoroughly while washing, I can still scrape more dead skin off my scalp after coming out of the shower. Much appreciation to anyone who can tell me about shampoos that cleanse thoroughly, other remedies, etc.
Do any of you know where I can obtain a fully functional Nerconomicon, so I can rule the world thanks loads :)
Hey there, I saw you were going to see the Metallica concert. Are you from Edmonton? I think you were going to see them the same day they played here...I might have my date wrong, though. I'm from Edmonton too, but didn't see the show.
ok tell me if anyone else feels this way. My hair is not very long but when people insult me or tell me to get a hair cut or crack jokes it just pushes me to keep it growin just to anger those people who tell me this. Its a great motavation for me. am i just a twisted freak that likes to upset people or is this somewhat normal??
thanks
Hello everyone
I've been growing since January 2003 and my hair's almost to shoulders.
After reading about hair care on various sites I'm a bit confused==
they often say 'some people shouldn't have long hair'and they say it about women too not just men but they never say who should== I think it refers to shape of face, hair type etc Does anyone know?
I like my hair long but I don't know that it looks great on me, sometimes I think yes sometimes no. Of the people I know maybe 60%say it looks bad. I'm not wanting to look how other people think I should look but I don't want everyone in the street thinking 'he looks like a &^%$' when I walk past.
I hope you understand what I mean. Sorry I can't get a picture
OWL
Hi, everyone. My computer crashed and I haven't had access to this board in soo long. How do I access the photos of the board members? Could someone provide me a link? I have to check out any new mwmbers, and also the picture of my own hair. I'm curious to see how much longer it has gotten since I gave Sherry the photos a year ago.
Any help is appreciated!
Challa
i just recently removed braids from my hair...and the beeswax used is still all gunked up in my hair...it feels really oily and disgusting and has not come off for 3 days so far...how long is this supposed to last? Is there a quick way to remove this?
My hair's about 2" past top of shoulders, bangs are at chin length and I have a shorter layer all around, level with the jawline.
But it's all stopped growing!! NO growth over the last two months (except perhaps a TINY bit on the back, it's hard to say).
It can't be terminal length yet, because then the shorter layer would still keep growing, right?
Now I eat healthy, don't smoke or do drugs etc. and my hair's reasonably healthy too, I don't even have split ends.
Is this lack of growth normal or has something gone seriously wrong?
Just I've never heard of this happening before.
First let me appologize for shouting and being rude. I ment no disrespect. Next, Thank you all for the words of encouragement, it helps to hear that I am not alone. Thanks again and good luck to everyone.
Unless i'm much mistaken, ive just measured my hair using a ruler and compared my 2.5 months pics and 3.5 pics and I've just worked out my hair's grown almost 1.5 inches in 40 days! Pretty fast I think.
I'm really happy, hents the post:)(when i'm happy I post here, when i'm not, I still post here) I thought my hair was slowing down growing as it becomes longer. Fact is that I haven't noticed it growing too much because my hair is wavy and curls up a bit at the ends and the thickness conceals some evidence of growth.
Now heres a question. Does having fast growing hair equal a shorter terminal length than others? For example, if your hair grows fast, isn't the hair metabolism so high that you shoot to terminal in, say 3 years instead of 5 years and get a shorter terminal length? Or will my terminal length be longer than average because the metabolism won't kill my hairs off early and I could grow to 5 years and therefore have a longer than average terminal length?
A week or two ago, you posted about a love metal band, could you say the bands name again? I really liked their music.
Thanks
Hi!
Perhaps it's too soon to ask (my bangs reach only to my lips) but
I'm interested in what is the best length for me. My hair is straight
and I intend to wear it loose only (I hate ponytails & related stuff,
I like loose hair the most and that's the main reason I grow it).
Of course I would like it to be as long as possible without having too
much trouble with it. At first I wanted to grow it to shoulderblades, but I see many guys with loose waist length hair recently.
Best wishes,
Kamil
I've update the submissions gallery with a couple of pictures people sent in. If you'd like to send in pictures, you may email them to pix@the-light.com. Please only send pictures of yourself or pictures you have taken.
Hey guys, this a great board, with some really insightful comments. Wish I'd come here before my haircut.
Yeah thats right, after 3 years I got my wonderful hair cut. Why? Lets just say that I have a hairdresser in the family and as I still live at home (turning 20 next month, yet I live in Australia, so the whole 'collge system' as it exists in the U.S. doesn't happen here), the tension was too much to deal with.
Anyway, all this rambling brings me to my question...
Imagine a man, mid-twenties, about 6 foot, in very good bodily condition (and very muscular), with his bangs (and all the hair in the front and above the ears) maybe just above the nose (or even higher up) and yet with a glorious mane at the back-either a full-on mullet or a 'rats tail', but in either case, quite a long length of hair, probably mid-back to waist.
i.e. me in 5 years.
What do you think?
Hi, I'm back with another question. Basically, I have this routine that is really making it possible to get through the awkward stage, and without it, I certainly would feel rather uncomfortable. I have curly hair that can get pretty damn bad around this length if I don't use my routine-as I mentioned in my first question below, it's basically down to mouth in the front at this point. Anyway, the morning routine is as follows, and the 2nd half might seem weird:
I take a shower, usually just with conditioner, I tend to use shampoo only when I've been in a smokey atmosphere the night before, and need to wash it for smell purposes.
Then I towel dry it for a couple minutes, which still doesn't get it completely dry obviously.
Then I blowdry it, on a medium setting, using a brush to get some straightness going.
Sometimes either before or after the blowdrying, I do some "headbanging," as a heavy metal musician would, as this tends to help get it the way I want I think.
Then, after putting my fingers through my hair to get it the way I want it, I wear my toque for about 30-45 minutes. It's a rather soft, loose toque which doesn't give any sort of hat-head at all, but instead makes my hair seem just the way I want it, at least for this awkward stage.
Overall, my hair with this routine feels fairly healthy and although it's certainly not NEAT, it's much better than the way it looks without such a routine. The only part that doesn't feel as healthy as it should be and a kind of dry is at the bottom of the back of my hair, which sticks out below my toque during that last step, although maybe I need to use a more moisturizing condition for this. Is there any part of the routine that you would take out, perhaps one of the middle steps? I know that this doesn't exactly follow the purist approach that you shouldn't bother your hair at all, but I think I would be prone to chop it all off if it were agonizingly uncivilized each day, going to classes!
Thanks again gentlemen (and ladies)
I was just wondering how many hairs is it normal to lose on a daily basis? i find myself often looking at my brush and thinking it is not normal. My hair fell out at the age of 14 due to stress but it grew back but it is still quite thin. Maybe I am just paranoid but im scared it is falling out again and I would like to know what is the normal ammount of hair to shed a day. thank you p.s i am 20
Hey, I saw you post a message before about how to help prevent the back of your hair from curling. This is happeneing badly to me, and i was wondering if you could explain this way to stop it again. Thx
I was wondering whether any of you use hairspray to add a little volume to your hair? I'm not talking 80s style guitar players but something just to give it a little 'oomph'. My hair is centre-parted and has no volume but I'd like to be just a little bigger if possible.
Cheers.
The guy is Jerry Cantrell (Alice In Chains). I love his music AND his hair!
I'm an English teacher at an urban, inner city school. Our students are primarily African-American. Longer hair on guys is coming in to syle. Some have their hair in afros on certain days, and other days they braid it. Some of them have pretty long hair.
Well, today is quite a slow day here. Many of our students are out doing the St Patrick's day festivities. Many are performing in parades and such. So, with it being an easy day in class, I let a girl braid my hair. What are called braids to them is what we refer to as "corn rows". So now I have corn rows! Serious braids!
Also, the hair that hangs down from the scalp is called "hang time". Man, I have a LOT of hang time. I've been getting a lot of comments on my new "do".
I wish I could take a pic and share. It is quite interesting. The braids are very, very tight. It was a bit painful when she was braiding.
Just thought I'd share my hair experience for the day.
I'm growing my hair long now and i was wondering whether i should get it shaped by a stylist to the style i want before or after its the right length also feel free to say whether you think it will look good or bad :)
here's the link
http://img41.photobucket.com/albums/v127/Sanno/sanno.jpg
i'm on the right and Pavel Nedved(soccer player) on the left
I've been growing my hair out for a while now (about 4 1/2 - 5 inches long) and it's really starting to annoy me. Now i know you'll tell me it's getting into awkward stage but all of a sudden it's just behaving differently to how i want it. I don't know what it is but I don't like it - one bit! I have straight hair and the hair on the top, front and sides are all straight. There's just this little issue that at the back my hair flicks outwards and goes into little curls, more than just a little flick. I really don't understand this seeing as the rest of my hair is straight, and it's not as though it curls a small amount either; its alot! The back of my hair just reaches my collar and i don't know what to do about it as I really don't fancie a haircut. Along with this there is also the problem with my bangs, they're just not falling right and it looks really stupid. I feel embaressed to go out with hair in this state, and it's just starting to get really discouraging.
Anyway, i know i've dragged on but i just need some positive advise on what to do as I feel i'm almost on the brink of giving up. Thanks
Hi guys, I'm new to this site, and I think it's a fantastic resource. I've been growing my hair long since early July-I had a haircut scheduled, did some thinking, cancelled my haircut appointment, and haven't looked back! No trims so far either, I don't really feel like it, plus that 4-part hair treatise recommends against them I believe
Anyway, I'm wondering how long your hair was in the front (since this is where I usually measure mine) until you were able to tie it up, with a decent looking pony-tail, not just a mini-pony-tail with only a tiny bit of hair. i.e. 2 inches past the chin, something like that?
After growing it since July from a length of about 1 inch on top, my hair in the front is basically JUST above my lip, I can put my tongue on the very last part of it with a little bit of effort, which begs the question of why am I trying to do that, but regardless.
Thanks!!
How many of you, either brush or fix your girlfreind's/wife's/significant other's hair for her (This is specifically about straight or Bi men) just wondering if it would be plausible to have a male charecter in a story I'm writing brush out her hair for her as an intimant thing
I really don;t mean for this to be innapropriate, as it refers to alcohol, and I'm sorry in advance if anyone's offended, but...
Does anyone else think that their hair looks like crap after they've been drinking? I feel like whenever I have had some alcohol, and I'm coming down from it, even if I wasn't too drunk, I just look in the mirror and think I look like crap. I hardly ever feel this way. It may not even be the hair, it may just be everything in general. Does anyone else get this problem where they feel they don't look good after drinking?
All,
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Two questions for you guys:
1. What is this I hear about refrigerating shampoos and conditioners? Is this supposed to do anything for my hair? I have a feeling this is tied in to question number two...
2. I know that it's best to rinse my hair with cold water (it is very straight, and lacks a bit of shine otherwise), but what water temperature should I consider when actually washing it? What about the conditioning temperature?
Well I do believe the stuff that I've been washing my hair with contains cones, which are often thought of as BAD... However, I like the results I get with these for a while, before the cones start to ruin it.
To solve this problem and still be able to use the Cone-contained products, would it work just to use a clarifying shampoo once a week and let that clear it up? That way I could keep using the shampoo and conditioner that I am. What do you guys think?
Hi Everyone,
I've been browsing this board for a few months and it's been a great inspiration to me in my quest for long hair. I've finally made the time to create a progress page which shows my hair growth since my last haircut in September 2003. I thought I'd share it with you all and I hope that once my hair gets long, it will be as motivational as many of you have been to me!
Johnno
Anyone tried any of the Redken Smooth Down products and how are the results?
most of my hair is like to the bottom of the ear, but the top is a lil shorter than that, and my bangs go down past my eyes but curl out. if i use a shampoo with a lot of hydrating, it gets all flat and i cant get my bagns to curl right and it just looks awful, and if i use regular shampoo it dries up. i want to grow it like shoulder length, ive been growing for 5 months, and i wonder if i need to get it trimed any? and why does it not want to go anywhere i comb it when i get out of the shower, and i have to work with it for ages to get it to do right. i dont think have many dead ends. thanks. peace
Anyone ever heard or tried of this stuff- Neutrogena Triple Moisture Daily Deep Conditioner? I've been reading online and I may buy it and try it out! It looks awesome! (Hopefully something will finally live up to my hopes, for once)
Check it out-
http://www.neutrogena.com/ProductsDetails.asp?ID=204
I just returned from a three-day trip to Las Vegas. Although I just went with my father (not exactly my first choice to spend a few days in Vegas with - no offense dad!), I had a good time and would like to share a few hair-relivant stories.
- I went into a convenient store inside of our hotel to purchase snacks and the older woman behind the counter asked me if she could borrow my hair. She didn't speak very good English, but from what I could make out, she said that my hair was much longer than hers, that she has had trouble growing hers out, and that she would like to borrow mine.
- Several times while out walking the strip in the evening, I had random strangers pass me by shouting "Longhair! Ya!" and "Dude the Hair's workin" and etc. with several high-fives exchanged. While I know that they were just pumped up from drinking, it is still a good feeling when people, who were all short-haired, show appreciation for long hair. Might be a bit vain, but I'm not perfect!
-Being only 19, I am not legally allowed to gamble, hang out in casios, or drink. I did, however, succeed in blending into the gambling crowd and gave up a few dollars to the slots. I had casino workers asking me if I would like to purchase drinks and treating me as if I were of legal age. I was also not even carded when I strolled into a 21+ dance club in our hotel (hey, you can always say you thouht it was 18+, right?) Underneath my hair and gotee, I know that I look much younger than 19. I don't think I would have been able to do any of the things that I did had I not the hair. I almost get the impression that especially in a place like Vegas, but in the general nightlife/party scene, well-groomed long hair really helps one out. Maybe places like to have diversity in appearances or something. It seems to me that if my hair did not make me appear older to everyone, those who were not fooled did nothing about it. There's some type of general respect for longhairs.
In conclusion, Vegas is a great place for long hair. I saw plenty of men with great hair (along with many, many beautiful women with long hair). I'd love to return to there once my hair is closer to terminal length.
i'm a 17 year old male i've been growing my hair out for about a year, and it was about shoulder length...
however, like two days ago i thought about having short hair and made a stupid mistake and went out and got a severe cut, and now i'm really regretting it and wanting my long hair back.
it's really not that short now, my bangs go to my mouth (about , but all my hair in back is gone, cut at least 3 or 4 inches. my plan is to just let it grow back, and in about 6 months it should be back to where it was before i was an idiot and chopped it off.
i feel really stupid and can't stop beating myself up for it... i know it'll grow back, but i feel like i've betrayed my long-haired-self.
has anyone else done this and lived through it? please offer any help you can, i feel like a real ass now...
and i've learned my lesson, too... don't cut it off unless you absolutely have to!
I'm just starting to grow out my hair, I haven't decided yet if I want to really let it grow out, I'm just experimenting for now.
There's a couple things holding me back.
-My bangs get it my eyes. They're just a the length where they touch my eyelashes, and the other day I got "stabbed" in the eyeball by my hair(which is stiff, another problem). I know the bangs are supposed to be long too for the complete "long hair" look, but this is really turning me off of having long hair. Did you guys have this problem too?
-I think my hair might be too stiff (coarse?) to ever weigh itself down. This contributes to a poofiness problem which lasts for about 6 hours after I shower. The stiffness also makes it look dry and damaged. I'm not going to go around feeling guys' hair but it looks like most longhaired people have softer hair that flows smoothly. Is there anything I can put in my hair to soften it up a little?
-My ears stick out more than most people's. This is fine while my hair is in the poofy stage because it poofs out to cover my ears, but when it gets slicked down more from the natural oils, my ears stick out like boulders in a river. So my ears part the hair down the sides. Since my hair is so stiff it doesn't wrap around my ears, and since the hairs that would cover my ears originate near the top of my hear, you can see he part about an inch above where my ears start.
-The mullet look, at least for now before the front and sides are long. My hair on my neck falls just below my collar. Should I trim it up a little bit so the rest of my hair can catch up?
I'll try to get some pictures up soon, especially so I can show you guys how the ear thing works. I really want some long hair because that would fit my personality, and my friends really want me to grow it out. I'm just not sure if I'm cut out for it though.
Thanks
Ive lost track of growth but its somewhere between a year and a half and two years. And im just postin to say im damn happy with it so far and the thought of cutting it hasnt crossed my mind for a long time. Im shooting for a three year growth point and will try to finally get some pictures up soon. Another neat thing is I always had very black hair and wastn fond of it. Well now that my hair has grown its turned pretty much completely brown.
Ok, for a little while now Ive been having this problem, for some reason I started getting these bumps on my scalp kinda like pimples, and at first I thought it was the Infusium that I started using not too long ago, but I realized it wasnt till I started using the Aussie moist conditioner that I started having this problem, so I looked online to see if people had been having problems with infusium and nothing, I tried it with the moist conditioner and sure enough I found more than one person who had experienced this same exact thing!
And now im wondering has anyone else used this conditioner and had these problems?
several years ago, my brother tried growing his hair out, but couldnt make it past the akward stage. i gave him some advice that gets passed around here quite alot, and he wants to have another go at it!
his hair grows very fast, like having to have a haircut every 5 months. i think he's a good candidate for a longhair. :)
i'll ask him about doing progress pictures, since that seems to be the trend here. anyways...um...yay! lol
I'm not understanding some posts recently...
There are some that say that growing long hair is a "transformation", "the way you think will change", "you will feel differently", etc..
I agree that your looks will change. But so does putting on a suit if you usually don't wear one (or vise versa). But it doesn't change who I am. And it surely doesn't change the way I think.
My hair is a couple of inches above my waist. I am the same person I was with short hair. The only thing that has changed is that I'm a little older (and hopefully a little wiser).
OK - I don't want to sound like I'm becoming a voyeur, but I saw a guy on TV on Thursday called Neil Oliver, he wears his hair to about shoulder blade length with long layers and it looks just awesome.
The show is an Archaeological/History Show called "Two Men in a Trench" is on BBC2 on Thursdays at 7pm.
I mention it because his hair is kinda wavey and thick, a hair type that a lot of us have and find awkward... well we are always bitching about it...
Basically I wanted to just highlight a TV personality who seems to have nailed a good longhair style, inspite of spending his days living in a Tent and wondering around Archaelogical dig sites in the wilds of Scotland. Whats more he's done it without a team of stylists and make-up artists to make him look pretty.
(Sorry about the small photo it was all I could find on the BBC web site.)
Hi, first I want to say this is great message board! I already get lots of information.
When talking about long hair, does any of you know which length do the women prefer? My hair now is down to shoulders.
I have been growing my hair for about a year and a few months and have got a few trims to get rid of split ends and right now my bangs are a little past my chin and my back is past my shoulders and i was wondering if i should get alittle bit off my back to even up my hair so it grwos even or just to get slpit ends trimed. and also should you get split ends trim and if you dont will you hair still grow long.
thanks
Duh, I can't believe that time flies this fast.
Two pictures: March 2003 / March 2004
The quality of the pics isn't excellent,but it's just a start.
Pictures from the early awkward stage are locked in a safe underwater, where they scare little fishes :p
Tho, I think I should pass through this one day :p
here's the link:
"http://www.chez.com/bigbud/hairdo.htm"
I dicided to compare hair advice from gurl.com and here, you guys have won, for
1. Least number of idiot question
2. Best advice
3. Overall wondefullness
4. Humor
5. Upbeatness
6. Quality of hair
they in other words lost in utter humilitaing defeat
Did I ever mention that you guys are the best, I always feel happy when I'm here. Yes I am being sappy and silly, but I really mean it your great *Claps*
I was talking to this fellow a little while back and he was acting very snobbish. I finally asked him what his problem was and he told me that I looked like a slob. My hair is all a little longer than the base of my neck now, I let it hang often and I usually wear faded t-shirts and worn out jeans and I wear tall moccasin boots. I guess I do kind of look like a slob, but that man said that men were meant to dress nice and keep their hair short and stay shaved and all that. I hate that steriotype. Men can do whatever they want with their hair and dress how they want to as long as they have clothes on. What's worse is now my mom is trying to get me to cut it again. I'm 18, I don't have to cut it if I don't want to! Sheesh, people have no tolerance for anything they don't like. I'm not depressed or anything but it ticks me off.
Gotta work a smokey Bingo today For my Football team. Not looking forward to the smoke guess I should tie my hair back?
One BETTER thing about Aussie Mega rather than Aussie Moist, is that Aussie MEGA smells a hundred times better!!!
Basically, if i dont put any products in my hair and let it dry naturally, my hair all sticks/clumps together , i just want all the individual strands so seperate and fall naturally. Maybe if I get my hair more "slippier" it wont all clump together, any help for this problem?
Hey everyone...been growing out my hair for a good few months now an its getting longer : ) 7" in the longest part shorter tho at the front. I havent had it cut/styled in this time so its kinda boring looking (i guess this is the awkward stage i've heard so much about) its straight and just sorta sits there and quiffs a bit at the front. I dont really use any styling products for hold but I do use like smoothing creams/serums now and again... (ok daily!)
Well...i'm off to the the races in a few weeks (lady's day - aintree - where the grand national is for none british ppl) so i've gotta get all suited up and I just dont know what to do with my hair!! When it was shorter i'd never have had this problem but i just dont know what look to go for! I'm torn between my natural straight look with a bit of smoothing cream (would this go with a suit?...if it where longer i'd just go for it but its sorta looks like i can't be bothered with a hair cut as apposed to im growing it out you know like I havent made the effort...at least thats what i think, others have told me it looks good the way it is). Or i sorta like when you see movie stars at premieres etc with longish hair an they have it all shiney and sculptured looking, looks good with a suit, they tend not to have st8 hair tho I guess...any product rec's anyone to get this look? - you know the sorta slightly wet v- shiney look with load'sa texture.....pomade?
i'll probably get it cut/styled before i go so that'll make it look more interesting but I'm still torn between a natural look or a producted up look, as i havent really seen a longish haired guy in a suit without thier hair being gelled/moulded etc... you know like patrick bateman in american psycho - not real life i know but you get the idea. I'll be wearing a black suit if it helps lol. Sorry no pic to show, but i've not got a digital cam yet!!
Sorry about the quality, as i said last time i get new camera on 1st April :D
http://img33.photobucket.com/albums/v101/m00se/me_2.jpg
Im going for a slight trim next week to keep it growing down. As sadly it tends to try grow outwards.
I usually cut my hair very short, but i want it longer... just past above the bottom of my ears. i was wondering it kinda looks gross when it is just long enough to go over my ears. any suggestions? also i was wondering can you tell if it is going to curel when it get's longer.... i have never had it long so i don't know if it will curel. Is there anyway to tell? thanks
what can i do to get rid of a lot of volume. my hair is extreamly poofy. im a little tired of it
I was wondering if anyone out there has a girlfriend, or someone else close, who desires her significant other to have long hair. I've known a couple of guys whose girlfriends were so gaga over long hair that they wanted them to grow it out.
Do any of you have stories about girlfriends being adverse to you getting a haircut after it starts to grow? Or are most of you determined to grow your hair long because it's something you want to do.
Hey,
I havent taken many, as im nowhere near having long hair yet,
but heres a few
Theyre in order from shortest to longest
Im pleased so far....anyone else have an opinion
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I know that if I have a son, whether or not he grows his hair long is his choice. I was wondering what you guys thought about how much my son might want to be like me. I would want him to make his own decisions and do what he wanted to do as long as he was healthy and happy, and I wouldn't worry for him. But I consider myself a decent person despite my looks and wonder if he would be like me in actions and perhaps style as well. Thanks.
Ivix
Look what I've inspired amongst my friends. haha
what can i do to get rid of a lot of volume. my hair is extreamly poofy. im a little tired of it
OK the words "Long Hair" and "Fashion" don't get used together very often in relation to mens hair, but I think this is a little unfair as I'm seeing growing evidence that Long Hair, whilst it may not be "fashionable" its certainly "stylish" and I think more credit should be given to those that wear it.
Look at the effort we have to put in:
How many guys with short hair have to spend 20-30 minutes, washing, conditioning, drying and brushing their hair every day?
Look at the way we break from convention, we express our individualism and are not lead by mainstream opinion. That's how new trends appear...
Look at the amount of time we spend on this board discussing aspects of our appearance. These are not the actions of people who do not care what they look like. We care about our appearance and we care more than most!
Lets face it guys - we make the effort - we care - So how warped is the public perception of longhairs as "untidy hippies who couldn't care less about the way they look?"
Agree? Disagree? Couldn't give a monkies? - Post below
Here's a great site for checking out hairstyles for longer hair. Now the catch is, it's in German. If you follow the order of things below, though, you won't have any trouble. JOSH
http://www.friseur.com/trends/index.htm
once in the site, click on Aktuelle Toptrends fur Herren 2004 (herren means "men")
to the right, below pics, is a menu
longer hair styles begin with "halblang", and get better when you're into "langes haar"
Enjoy!
That look of absolute shock when you turn around after they refer to you as mam. I get a kick out of it every time.
As usual its when I hit the town with my mates that I tend to get these little incidents which I feel I should share with the rest of you.
I'd gone out with my Brother and a mate to see a small gig played by a local band, we got a table in this bar pretty near the stage, and it didn't take long for the gig to kick off and a solitary girl to get up and dance by herself infront of the band.
Pleased with the response the bands frontman decided to encourage more people to get up and dance: "Someone get up and dance with this young lady." He shouts over the mike.
Given my idea of dancing is basically bouncing on the spot, I decided to remain seated, besides, she wasn't my type. But my brother had other ideas and started pushing me out of my seat, encouraging me to get up.
It didn't take the band long to notice this and offer their encouragement: "Yeah - you with the long hair - come on dance with the lady!"
"Long Hair?" Me? - Thats a first - I still kinda figured it was rather short... "mid-length" maybe... but it suddenly dawned on me that other people actually consider my hair to be long... so its UnOfficial, I'm now a "longhair"!
To finish the story, my brother burst out laughing inexplicably at the "long hair" comment. I guess he had never though of me as a longhair either. And I never did get up to dance.
Dunno if anyone is really interested, its just another one of those whacky realisations and experiences I thought I'd share.
Does anyone else like me find that perhaps the best thing to do with your hair after a shower is to just let it dry by air from its damp state? Just don't do anything with it but let it dry. At least in the akward stage, I find this to be the best thing to do I think.
I have hair to my shoulders and was just looking for a change of pace...Maybe neaten myself up a little for internship interviews at college and look my best, my hair hasnt seen scissors for about a year and a half =P. However, I havent found all too many pics of of good chin/longer styles to take into the stylist. I was thinking something like this:
http://www.hollywoodjesus.com/movie/underworld/20.jpeg
Haven't done anything with my hair yet, just looking for some ideas. I spent a few hours yesterday looking for other cuts to no avail... All I know is that I don't want to go back to standard short!
Thanks,
Ashen
Hey guys...
Just made a quick movie showing my progress over the years. It's just a couple of seconds long...click and let me know what you think
Brett
hi, I finally decided to let my hair grow. I want you guys to follow my hair growing process therefore Ill probably be posting a new pic every 2 months or something. my last haircut was last february ;p I also would like to know what you guys think of my hair, and how it will look once long, Im going for more than shoulder length, just not all the way to the waist, maybe down to my chest. anyways, here is the first pic, this is how I look normally everyday.. I know its really short right now, but I have to start the pic progress sometime!.. :)
http://www.geocities.com/esteban_65/IMGA0508.JPG
I may start taking protein shakes on a daily basis to help with my weight lifting, does anyone know if this will make my hair grow faster or not? I'm hoping that it won't- it grows fast enough on its own! Thanks.
I personally have meduim-dark brown hair and blue eyes. I keep my beard shaved off but do tend to let myself get stubbly. What do you other guys look like in these regards? If your hair is grey, what color was it beforehand?

Bill & Absalom
Hey guys.
I'm just going to post a quick progress pic I took this morning to update you all on how I'm doing. I think it's coming along pretty well, what do you think?
I would've taken more/a better picture, but it was early this morning and I'm crunched on time. I still read everyone's replies though, so thanks ahead of time if you have any kind words.
- Brian
Ok, I'm practically decided upon growing my hair untill it hits the shoulders and just go with that for a little while and decide upon staying there or getting it cut again and so I was wondering if I could request of you guys (and the few girls I've seen) some inspiration, something that will give me that extra push over my ears and down to the shoulders.
Tell me, please, if anybody know, how can I
accelerate the speed of growing of my hairs?
I tried to post my pictures earlier but it turned out to be another botched attempt by R.J.! I made my album public so everyone can view the pictures now.
http://photos.yahoo.com/shoughtyman
tell me what you think...
R.J.
My neck acne is getting out of control! It is so bad now that it has made some hair on the back of my neck fall out. I now have a bald spot on my neck because of this darn stuff! Mom won't let me take a specific acne medicine, I'm stuck on this stupid antibiodic that doesn't work as good any more. Someone please give me some advice!
Hi all,
I I've been growing mine out for about a year and a half now-- I have curly hair that is mostly one length and falls to about my chin. Well it's looking a little big and wide lately, and I'm not liking the shape, so I want to get my first real haircut. Meaning keeping the length, but going for a "style."
I don't really know what style to try and don't really want to leave it up to the stylist. do you guys have any suggestions, or know of any men't style pictures out on the web for me to look at?
Also, a question about the hair right above your sideburns: do y'all grow out the hair on your temples, or keep it trimmed? because at my last trim, the guy insisted on cutting it so that my hair looked neater... and now it's grown out some and sticks out when I do a ponytail-- but I'm not sure if it would just be better to let it grow out like the rest of my hair.
Thanks!
David
after a few google searches i found this site. it helps put things in perspective. i used to have quasi-long hair, i was in the process of growing it long, then this chick convinced me to cut it, and that was January. (stoopid stoopid..) so basicly I'm at bad hair stage 1, which sucks basicly.. looks bad when you try and spike it, looks bad when you let it go, so I'm thinkin right now, whats the best way to make it look OK or some unique ways to style it while its still got a certain sense of shortness to it.. and also what should i start looking for as far as products and what are thoughts on grooming such as brushing, combing whatever you have to realize im used to bar soap and heavy gels from my crew cut days. i'd like it to fall over my face and be somewhat wavy. i have blonde hair by the way.
-sam
I was watching TV last night and saw an ad that had a young guy with beautiful long hair (chest-length and all one length). He was delivering a lap-top computer to a guy sitting at a table in what I think was a cafe or coffeshop. Apparently, the customer's computer blew up as he was talking on the phone to the computer technician, so the teckie sent him a new lap-top model via the delivery guy with the long hair. I have absolutely no idea what the ad was promoting, only to guess it was probably a particular brand of computer. Keep an eye open for it.
Hey I'm sort of new to the board. Here are a few of my pictures, tell me if my hair looks likes an afro or if I have any chance of making it look good. My hair drives me nuts!
Thanks
http://f2.pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/shoughtyman/album?.dir=/e220
R.J.
Ive been growing my hair for about 5 months (since october) and if i dont blow dry it or put gel and give it the wet look , it gets puffy and looks like an afro sorta. Anyone else with curly hair know if what will happen when its longer?
Hi all. I was curious if anyone ever trims their own hair other than just split ends. Does anyone or has anyone ever trimmed like 1/4 of an inch or even a half inch off? Is there a way to learn for a person to do thi sthemself? Techniques to use such as separating the hair to distinguish the hair that has been trimmed from the hair that hasn't been trimmed? And maytbe a hair trimming kit with special scissors? I'd be curious and would greatly appreciate some responses on this.
Thanks!
Is it normal for hair to curl up slightly a couple of days after washing it? Does it mean my hair's going curly, because I really dont want that! It's quite annoying, and my hair near my temples of my head is frizzing up i think thats the word.
That is normal, isn't it?, my hair usually goes flat after 3 days of not washing?
Thanks
My name is Nilok, and I am the best friend of Ivix. I am a new member of the board. I probably cannot post often, but Ivix will help me keep up with what is going on. My hair is silky smooth and just past my neck in the back. I was wondering, is it safe to condition everytime I wash?
Does anyone think it's shallow when someone requires a "particular" image when it comes to joining a band?
n/t
I was looking at the Loreal Vive Smooth Intense at the store yesterday, and remembering all the great stuff I've heard about it. But I tried it once before, and was really displeased with the results. But I wonder if maybe I just had a faulty sample of it, and should therefor try it again. Has anyone else had bad results with it?
Hi,
I'm trying to grow my hair out to about shoulder-length. I amn't too far in now, just at the stage where people are saying i need a haircut. I work in quite a 'collar & tie' public-facing place, and am wondering if you guys can give me any styling tips/suggestions so that i can keep my hair looking suitable for work until it gets long enough to lie peoperly. I've tried growing out before nearly a year ago, but gave up too easily over pressure to get a haircut. However, this time i want to do it properly!
How many inches of hair do i need for my hair to reach chin length ?that is my goal.Right now I have about 4 inches of hair in the back of my head and 2 inches on top.Thanks
I would like to know how long Hair Religion's and Absalom's hair is. And if you don't mind, how often do you guys check this place? What do you two look like? Sorry to bother you, but you two really know your stuff.
High!
A friend who visited me this evening and who is very interested in Islamic art told me of Mahmood Mirzai, an Iranian calligrapher living in Germany who this week will open a showcase exhibition of his works not far from my home town. My friend, who already has seen him in another context described him as "looking like Frank Zappa", with at least mid-back hair... I just had to look for him on the Internet!
Here is the URL:
http://www.mahmir.de
WOW!!!
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
What's your e-mail address?, now that I've updated my prog pics, i would like to replace that pic with my new one.
I've been growing my hair for 4 months on a 16 month plan . Already there are a lot of people who don't like the idea of my growing it. It's only 3in. and Ive heard "get a hair cut" "cut your hair" "you'll look dumb"," why are you growing it?" It's pretty annoying.Whats the easiest way to deal with people like that? It makes me mad. I don't want to be mad for trying to be myself. They don't understand that it's harder to grow it than to buzz it all off. What do you guys say when this happens to you?
much appriciated
-Sean
While surfing around the TV last night, I caught an episode of "TRAUMA, LIFE IN THE E.R." One of the doctors that was being profiled was a young guy with a beautitul single braid that hung to within maybe 2 or 3 inches of his waist. It's always nice to see professional guys with long hair.
I was just curious as to if I'm the only one on the Board who gets called Jesus? I have wavy brown hair (but no goatee) and I guess in a few ways I look like the stereotypical image of the religious figure (Tall, slender nose, etc.).
I've never been called Jesus by anyone but my friends, and mostly in jest, so I'm not sure how I'd feel if it were by someone else how I'd feel.
So my question to all of you is:
1) Have you ever been called Jesus because of your hair?
2) How did it make you feel?
- Brian
Hi Justin,
Get in touch you mailbox is full.
Cheers,
John.
I'm stupid, but I wanted to know if the same "Victor" on this board is Victor Engel.
Hi everybody, my name is Marc and I currently am sporting the Hitler look and I'm simply wondering if I should go for longer hair and if so to what point? What are pros and cons?
Over two years ago, when I decided to let my hair grow out,
I had NO IDEA of the length I wanted.
At first it was chin level. Then it was shoulder length.
But when I finally reached THAT goal, I wanted it LONGer still!
And now I can't even bring myself to having it cut or trimmed yet.
(With NO split ends or damage, I have no reason to.)
I do not know what my terminal length is as I've never grown my hair this long before.
So WHEN will this 'quest' end? Or will it?
At THIS TIME I have no idea of what my goal is, or of just
HOW LONG I want my hair.
Do any of you have any 'ideas' of how LONG you want YOUR HAIR to go?
(And don't be surprised if those goals keep changing!)
As I promised in an earlier thread I have added a page that has picture instructions on how to tie a bandana. This page is not yet linked to my main website. I have another big technology update almost ready to go live and I will link in the bandana page at that time. Meanwhile you can click the link below for an advanced look. I welcome constructive comments.
Pictorial Instructions for Tying A Bandana
Pictorial Instructions for Tying A Bandana
I have heard that hair will not grow out of a scar. Is this true? Then that means that spot of hair on my neck will never come back!
Continuation from 60 year old long haired guy:
On March 10th I posted a message about my experiences with maint. trims.
I am including the two photos I promised, about six months apart, showing the results. I prefer to keep the ends neat and like how it feels on my back. Just my hang up I guess.
The first photo was taken on Sept. 1, 2003:
http://longhair.kicks-ass.net/dstet1.jpg
The second photo was taken on March 10, 2004 after a trim of about 1/2 to 3/4 inches:
http://longhair.kicks-ass.net/dstet2.jpg
You will notice that, although the length is about 3/4" greater, the ends are a little thinner. This is because the stylist got heavy handed during the detangling process and caused breakage at the ends (mostly on the right side) before I could stop her. I'll never go back there again! Just a reinforcement for being careful with wet hair. Go SLOW and gentle!!!
The damage will eventually even up within the next six to eight months with several more trims.
BTW; thanks to Treyn for help in posting these photos!!
Well, it's almost a year and a half since my last "real" cut (buzzcut like) but it's now a full year since I had the back trimmed up. In retrospect, I really wish that I hadn't, as the akward stage would've been over sooner (I'm still exiting) but what's done is done. Comparison photos provided.
That "Ball" Guy
I posted them last night, scroll down the board to find the post.
Tell me what you all think.
The rundown: I've got loose-curling hair [some would just call it "very wavy"] and it has occured to me that with any hairstyle I try, it works to constrain the hair (eg tying, gelling). I can of course leave it loose, but I find this looks messy, or can do. Normally I gel the top and sides back and leave the rear loose (a bit like Denethor in LOTR, only my hair's shorter).
The question: Do you use or know any hairstyles that don't involve tying, gelling but are neater than just 'loose'? I don't mean "haircuts", just styles?
Thanks
I was wondering if any of you guys wear your hair tied back higher on your head or have it tied back so it is still over your ears. These styles have been considered girly but both are comfortable and occasionally come in handy.
I have been told that the shape of my face (long oval)
is not compatible with long hair or updo as this lengthened
even more my face. Is there any truth about this? Anyway
cannot long faces be beautiful? I love my curly hair, it was
always voluminous with a side parting. I never grew it long
as I succombed to the need to have a haircut for a change.
But I alwys regretted and tried growing it again. This time,
since I found this site I think I will manage to resist to
cut my hair and it may be more manageable when long
and less curly with the weight. I have opted for a middle
parting and it may make the face less long? What do you think?
Please give me feedback. THANKS
Turkmenistan has banned long hair and beards.
Whatever you, do don't go to Turkmenistan is
you have long and want to do ballet dancing. That is also illegal.
If this works there is link with details.
If it doesn't work, go to google and do a search
on Turkmenistan beards and then look under news.
As Paul Harvey says it's not one world.
Hello. My hair is wavy/curly and thick. I have been growing it out for 16 months now from about 1". The back, of course, is longer than the rest. Should I cut about 1" off the very back so that the rest of my hair can catch up? My ponytail looks funny because the lower half is fuller than the upper half.
The question I have to ask myself is how long do I want my hair. I'm not sure, yet. Shoulders would probably be the max for me. I can post a picture if that would help.
Thanks!
I was just wondering if there was some sort of blood test or something to find out one's terminal length.
Anyone know anything about this?
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JoNty
im only 15 and i live in florida, and i have short hair but id really like it to be longer b/c i think id look better with long, flipped out hair. My biggest problem is that it when i let it grow for like a month, it starts getting nappy and out of control..and i dont know what to do with it cause it takes so long to "grow it out" into the hair style i would like. So about after a month when its a lil long, it gets sorta big and i dont know what to do with it or how to fix it for the time being until i grow it long enough.i straighten my bangs and the other back parts of my hair with a strightner and it just looks plain and boring...plz help me whoever reads this
I was reading around on various sites with people saying their hair can take anywhere from 2 hours to 2 or 3 days to air dry.
I was wondering how long it takes everyone?
For me it only takes a few hours in the evening.
So I've been growing my hair out for over a year now, and it's looking pretty good. My only issue is the hair around my ears. My hair looks quite damaged around this area. It's all curly and dry and whatnot. I was just wondering if:
-Others are having this issue
-Will the problem go away as it grows and conditioner is used (Right now, I'm using conditioner and I occasionally use Aussie's 3-minute miracle)
-If not, what can be done?
Thanks for your help.
Now that my hair is at or near terminal length I have decided to grow my beard long, possibly terminal length. After seeing the magnificent long beard that Victor has I now want to grow mine long too. I am worried about one thing though as to whether a long beard may draw excessive negative attention to me due to the fact that Al Qaida terrorists often have terminal length beards too. In the light of 911 I sometimes feel growing a long beard may be a bad idea. Am I just being paranoid or is this a genuine concern? I welcome your comments. Absalom
Who are you Pegasus? I would like to get to know you.
I wondered if anyone here has ever been to a GM (George Michael) Salon? They are salons found around the world that specialize in long hair. I read negative comments all the time here about bad experiences at various salons (although I think some of them are the idividual's fault...not communicating.....trying to go to the cheapest salon....going to a different stylist every time, etc.)
The George Michael salons have a special cutting technique designed especially for long hair (you will see only specks of hair on the floor after a trim). They have special conditioning treatments for long hair also. They are very pro-longhair and will help anyone to achieve their goals.
I've included a picture taken at my last visit after a trim and a one-hour GM conditioning treatment. I highly recommend a visit!
This is a god suggestion. THis is for guys whose hair is in the stage where it is quite shaggy but not long enough to tie back. You still have to shave and brush your teeth, but often get toothpaste in your hair or whack some hair off with the razor. Bad!!! But no more!
Use a headband, and don't worry about looking girly, you're in your own house, no one will pick on you there.
First off after sleeping is it normal for hair to be greasy,flat,feel shorter and be fairly knotted? And second off im beginning to get paranoid about hair loss again. Today as I was showering a good what seemed to be 20+ hairs came out that were noticed as they were like stuck on my shoulders. Then when i was brushing my hair back about the same came out into my brush which is more then normal. And then I decided to tie my hair back in a tail and another big clump of hair came out in my hands while doing that. So basically I got minimum all my hair loss for that day within half an hour.
I was recently told of this excellent message board, and have read many of the interesting, useful and thought provoking messages left by people who understand the importance of having a good head of hair.
My problem is that my hair has always been known for its dark flowing locks, but in recent years It has begun to grey. I have tried hair colourings but I find that these leave my hair in a dry condition, and would like advice from anyone who has experienced a similar problem. I want to restore my hair to its previous youthful appearance and Im willing to spend the time and money to achieve this because I believe Im worth it.
Merci.
I've just updated my progress pics, it is now 3 and a half months since last haircut.
I am taking Hair Skin and Nails vitamin tablets.
Now that my hair is longer, it might be easier to judge, does anyone think long hair will suit me?
I've updated my progress pic section, and also created a page with a couple of pics of me.
Check them out!
Comments and suggestions welcome as always!
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Progpics.html
http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Temp3.html
Hello. I have thick , wavy hair (5 inches long on top and tapered on the sides) and would like to know how I can go about making my hair curly. I'd prefer a product I can use at home. If you can offer me some advice I'd greatly appreciate.
DISCLAIMER: THIS IS NOT A HAIR PROBLEM
I really need a gift for a femanist freind (IE. don't suggest jewlry or clothes) of mine she's turning 18, and her birthday party is in two days AIEEE help
This first pic is probobly 3 years old or so. I'm on the far left.
http://guitar.com/Discuss/img/m3023026-803.jpg
This pic is from around christmas of '02. Shocking.
http://guitar.com/Discuss/img/m3949251-6905.jpg
This one is from last september--or about 6 months ago.
http://guitar.com/Discuss/img/m3461181-9364.jpg
And these two are from today.
http://guitar.com/Discuss/img/m3967906-8139.jpg
http://guitar.com/Discuss/img/m3967911-1419.jpg
I found this board and thought I'd share.
Anybody have pictures of long hair styl men.
I like men with long hair in special with femmin styl
Hi everyone, it will be almost 3 and a half months since i started to grow my hair, I have wavy hair. But I did something to it which I haven't done before. After taking a bath, I had used up all the hot water in the boiler, but I had just used miracle moist and Mega conditioner (aussie) and the conditioner was still in my hair and I had to wait with it in for about 15 minutes before the kettle boiled to rinse my hair. The next day, when I woke up, I had hardly any problems with my hair, and also, it seems all of a sudden, most of my hair has gone relatively straight. It's been 48 hours since last wash and it feels great!. Dunno how long this will last for. Is it due to the weight of my hair stopping it from curling so much??. Also, just thought I mention, I've found that if I push my hair out on the sides so that it sticks out a bit, it looks really cool IMO (I think it looks better than normal in that position, and considering I'm in the awkward stage)
Any comments/suggestions welcome as always:)
Have a good day!
I am a Computer Engineer. This is not usually a field that is associated with restrictive grooming and dress codes. I am considering an opportunity to spend a number of months at a technical college in China. It would be an interesting experience and it would give my career a huge boost. But here is my doubt. For the first time I must acknowledge that my long hair really could hold me back. I have no idea what the dress codes are in Chinese colleges but I wonder if they would accept a male staff member with long hair. I can actually visualize myself getting my hair cut to take this position, something that would otherwise be unthinkable. The job situation for computer engineers is extremely tough outside of Bangalore, India. The work I have been getting for the past year has done nothing to further my career. My resume once consisted of nothing but interesting and cutting-edge jobs. Now they are buried behind mundane and routine work that can barely be called engineering. This opportunity in China could be the break I need to move my career in a productive direction. But to get it I might have to cut my hair. I welcome your advice and analysis.
I made an attempt to put some life into my luxuriant mane, unfortunately it seems to have gone a bit wrong. Anyone got any hints as to how I can fix it as I now look like a cross between a badger & Bonnie Tyler.
Help!!
It was quite a surprise to watch Queer Eye the other night and not have to watch some guy get his hair cut off. The straight guy is an olympic skater, and although his hair is not what I would call long, it was long by today's buzz-cut mania standards. And it was especially nice to hear one of the Queer Eye guys tell the straight guy that some guys look really good with long hair, and that he's definitely one of them, so they were not going to cut it.
Hi Michael
. I do instrumental electronic synth/strings/piano music which has a bit of a dance/movie soundtrack sort of sound to it. Guess you could call it my own style! As well as the army of synths I have a bass and lead guitar.Happy hair growing,Mark. Re: To Michael Odle Posted by Michael Odle on March 12, 2004 at 21:51:16: Previous Next In Reply to: To Michael Odle posted by Mark on March 12, 2004 at 14:39:08: Oh, that's just the computer room. Yes, that is a four-string next to the futon. I was a proficient to advanced bassist before I took up the piano about two years ago. I listen to so many styles of music, it would be nearly impossible to list them here: Jazz, Indian, Arabic, Iranian, psychadelic 70's music, classical (symphony/piano/solo), all types of metal (speed/death/thrash/cello (yes, cello metal), progressive), etc.I just posted that EP pic a few weeks ago. Thank you for the compliment! :-DI like your webpage, by the way. Especially when you get into the physics of sound junk. I'm a sucker for technicality! Any pics of you and your hair? By the way, if you'd like to discuss music, or if you want sheet music or mp3's, I have more than plenty. IM me via AIM (veryangrystorks) or via MSN Messenger (veryangrystorks@hotmail.com). Main Board
. I do instrumental electronic synth/strings/piano music which has a bit of a dance/movie soundtrack sort of sound to it. Guess you could call it my own style! As well as the army of synths I have a bass and lead guitar.Happy hair growing,Mark. Re: To Michael Odle Posted by Michael Odle on March 12, 2004 at 21:51:16: Previous Next In Reply to: To Michael Odle posted by Mark on March 12, 2004 at 14:39:08: Oh, that's just the computer room. Yes, that is a four-string next to the futon. I was a proficient to advanced bassist before I took up the piano about two years ago. I listen to so many styles of music, it would be nearly impossible to list them here: Jazz, Indian, Arabic, Iranian, psychadelic 70's music, classical (symphony/piano/solo), all types of metal (speed/death/thrash/cello (yes, cello metal), progressive), etc.I just posted that EP pic a few weeks ago. Thank you for the compliment! :-DI like your webpage, by the way. Especially when you get into the physics of sound junk. I'm a sucker for technicality! Any pics of you and your hair? By the way, if you'd like to discuss music, or if you want sheet music or mp3's, I have more than plenty. IM me via AIM (veryangrystorks) or via MSN Messenger (veryangrystorks@hotmail.com). Main Board
. I do instrumental electronic synth/strings/piano music which has a bit of a dance/movie soundtrack sort of sound to it. Guess you could call it my own style! As well as the army of synths I have a bass and lead guitar.Happy hair growing,Mark. Re: To Michael Odle Posted by Michael Odle on March 12, 2004 at 21:51:16: Previous Next In Reply to: To Michael Odle posted by Mark on March 12, 2004 at 14:39:08: Oh, that's just the computer room. Yes, that is a four-string next to the futon. I was a proficient to advanced bassist before I took up the piano about two years ago. I listen to so many styles of music, it would be nearly impossible to list them here: Jazz, Indian, Arabic, Iranian, psychadelic 70's music, classical (symphony/piano/solo), all types of metal (speed/death/thrash/cello (yes, cello metal), progressive), etc.I just posted that EP pic a few weeks ago. Thank you for the compliment! :-DI like your webpage, by the way. Especially when you get into the physics of sound junk. I'm a sucker for technicality! Any pics of you and your hair? By the way, if you'd like to discuss music, or if you want sheet music or mp3's, I have more than plenty. IM me via AIM (veryangrystorks) or via MSN Messenger (veryangrystorks@hotmail.com). Main Board
. I do instrumental electronic synth/strings/piano music which has a bit of a dance/movie soundtrack sort of sound to it. Guess you could call it my own style! As well as the army of synths I have a bass and lead guitar.Happy hair growing,Mark. Re: To Michael Odle Posted by Michael Odle on March 12, 2004 at 21:51:16: Previous Next In Reply to: To Michael Odle posted by Mark on March 12, 2004 at 14:39:08: Oh, that's just the computer room. Yes, that is a four-string next to the futon. I was a proficient to advanced bassist before I took up the piano about two years ago. I listen to so many styles of music, it would be nearly impossible to list them here: Jazz, Indian, Arabic, Iranian, psychadelic 70's music, classical (symphony/piano/solo), all types of metal (speed/death/thrash/cello (yes, cello metal), progressive), etc.I just posted that EP pic a few weeks ago. Thank you for the compliment! :-DI like your webpage, by the way. Especially when you get into the physics of sound junk. I'm a sucker for technicality! Any pics of you and your hair? By the way, if you'd like to discuss music, or if you want sheet music or mp3's, I have more than plenty. IM me via AIM (veryangrystorks) or via MSN Messenger (veryangrystorks@hotmail.com). Main Board
. I do instrumental electronic synth/strings/piano music which has a bit of a dance/movie soundtrack sort of sound to it. Guess you could call it my own style! As well as the army of synths I have a bass and lead guitar.Happy hair growing,Mark. Re: To Michael Odle Posted by Michael Odle on March 12, 2004 at 21:51:16: Previous Next In Reply to: To Michael Odle posted by Mark on March 12, 2004 at 14:39:08: Oh, that's just the computer room. Yes, that is a four-string next to the futon. I was a proficient to advanced bassist before I took up the piano about two years ago. I listen to so many styles of music, it would be nearly impossible to list them here: Jazz, Indian, Arabic, Iranian, psychadelic 70's music, classical (symphony/piano/solo), all types of metal (speed/death/thrash/cello (yes, cello metal), progressive), etc.I just posted that EP pic a few weeks ago. Thank you for the compliment! :-DI like your webpage, by the way. Especially when you get into the physics of sound junk. I'm a sucker for technicality! Any pics of you and your hair? By the way, if you'd like to discuss music, or if you want sheet music or mp3's, I have more than plenty. IM me via AIM (veryangrystorks) or via MSN Messenger (veryangrystorks@hotmail.com). Main Board
I've been growing my hair outer longer to get long hair look using razorcut with lots of texture... Exactly how long does it have to be?...
To give you a good idea of my hair length... My bangs go down to the bottom of my nose, I can basically wrap my front hair around behind my ears, and the hair on back of my face almost touches the bottom of my neck..
Got a question, how does one put on a "dew rag", anyone have a set of instructions, or pics? Also what works good as a dew rag, were might I get one? I am trying to find new ways to control my hair, that is cool, and differnt from the typical rubber band. I have gotten to the point that I don't really even like the kind with out the metal, they even seem to be too damaging.
Thanks
Hey. I just thought I'd link you to my newest pics. You can't really "see" the progress per se, but still, y'know, you get to see me in my natural environment.
The pic is freakin' huge, so beware 56k'ers. Heck, while you're there, go on and download that old, crappy performance of Bartok's 4th Romanian Folk Dance. :p
http://veryangrystorks.250free.com/music.html
i just bought aussie mega shampoo and mega conditioner.
and i'm reading the reviews about the conditioner, and i'm getting a lot of bad reviews about it. the reviews say the mega conditioner leads to hair having build ups of residue and weighing down.
what does build up and weighing down mean? i think i have an idea, but i'm not sure.
i just bought aussie mega conditioner and shampoo for my hair type which is normal and plus it was for a good price. i didnt want to buy aussie moist shampoo and conditioner because that's for dry and damaged hair, and i have normal hair.
anyways, i just want your opinion on this...
Does anyone out there apart from me use these? I have a fabulous collection and would be interested in trading some.
Thanks
Hello all, my webpage is up at geocities (hey, don't judge me, I'm poor).
www.geocities.com/thatballguy
I will update it with photos of hair and such once my other computer that has all my pictures on it is fixed (should be within the week).
As Always,
That "Ball" Guy
Hey y'all,
Just wanted to let you guys know about an experiment I tried with my hair. I had read alot about other members going a week without washing their hair. I had tried this before but after a couple of days my hair would get really oily and my scalp would get irritated and scaley. To combat that, I bought a bottle of Nizoral and one application cured the flakes. Now I was able to go without washing and try to get the natural oils to permeate my hair, especially the ends. In my updated gallery I posted 3 pics that show my hair after a week without washing. It still looked oily but my head never itched and I had no flaking. I did this every week for about a month and I think it's paid off. This is the happiest I've been with my hair. I was coming very close to cutting about 6 inchess off and starting over again. For shampoo I used Razzammatazz Moisture Loc, which you can get online. I DID NOT use conditioner, can you believe that? I used a detangling comb and a blow dryer on the cool setting to dry my hair. My plan is to keep this regimen up and hopefully it will stay consistent.
Sorry for rambling...just thought that there might be others with similar hair problems.
Gallery is updated...click the link below.
Thanx,
Brett
Hello everyone. I've enjoyed visiting this board for years, reading the text and viewing the pictures of all the great long hair. And I must say, I do appreciate the supportive nature on this board -- so civilized for the most part! I've never posted a picture myself and I may have finally figured out how to do it (not the most computer savvy -- a Hopeless Right-Brainer!). My hair is dark brown, curly and has lots of volume. I've worn it long for most of my adult life (44 in a couple of weeks) and last year decided to go for waist length, all one length, which will be at least a couple of years away. So now it's about eight inches longer than last year -- but you know how long curly hair takes with length -- if only it would be as long dry as it is wet in the shower! I like curly hair, in fact in suits me much more than straight (excessive blowdrying turns my hair to straw -- and humidity causes it to frizz -- gell helps a lot -- nor do I mind volume. Anyway, I thought I'd share ... link is:
http://www.geocities.com/guymarch1/picg.jpg
I was wondering if anyone knew whether how coarse your hair is can limit how thick it is (i.e. the diameter of the strands vs the number of strands)?
I've always thought I've had thick hair, but it turns out my hair is VERY coarse, but not too thick.. does it make sense that if the strands are thicker, each strand will take up more space on the scalp and hence there will be less hairs? Or doesn't hair work this way?
Sup all, Now we've all seen those makeover shows where the first thing they wanna do is cut hair(on women as well as men), now this always used to bug me, but have you noticed how so many of the the women who cut hair(for a living) tend to wear it long? But why? Shouldnt they follow their own advice? On these shows they always say "oh short hair makes you look younger" and "you need a change?" "you need layers" and change the color. But why? Hair dying drys and damages hair, layers are just something few people can maintain and the majority of people know the longer the hair the younger you look since as people get older they tend to cut their hair shorter and shorter. But just the other day it finally hit me(I know it took me a while) the reason they do this is because thats their job! They know as well as anyone the damage they can do to hair, they know long hair gives a younger look, and in most cases it gives a slimmer look, BUT if they told people the truth then they wouldnt get any clients and in turn wouldnt be able to eat. So like car salesmen they tell you bold face lies to get you to buy their product(or in this case service) because they want your money, not because they want to make you look better.
I may be wrong but this is just my theory based on what Ive seen over the years, and to me at least this makes perfect sense.
So I've now come to realize theyre not the enemy, its just their job to make you believe theyre on your side, kinda like insurance salesmen.
Does this make sense to anyone out there?
I just thought I'd put this up for a laugh, but it DOES underline the issues that we sometimes face.
http://bz.llano.net/baptist/longhaironmen.htm
Hope you enjoy !
How much have the "You look like jeusus" jokes increaded since the passion
Hi there I have a question how many months will it take for my hair to reach my chin ? ( That's my goal length) Right now I have 0 inches all over. I am normal height with curly hair but I straightened it and it comes out completely straight. Thanks!!
I've noticed fairly recently that around my area which I live there are loads of men with long hair, which is a good thing, but hope it's not becoming too popular all of a sudden, or everyone will look the same, and then I won't get so many second looks.
Ah well, I can always move away:)
After experimenting with several straightening "balms", I found some degree of success with the X-Treme Style Straightening and Smoothing gel. It can be found at most drug stores, has a pink hue, and comes in a narrow bottle.
One criteria I had among all that I tried was whether they made straightening claims *WITHOUT* the application of heat. Most of these say to pull the hair tight and apply a little heat. Oddly enough, this gel says that on the back, but I found it worked better just leaving it in. My goop routine is simply Infusium 23 leave-in (moisturizing type) then a bit of this stuff. The only downside is that putting too much in leaves an awful greasy feeling. It doesn't look greasy, but just feels lousy. An added benefit, if you have darker hair, is that it seems to make it look even darker, and the effect doesn't go away when the hair dries, so it definitely has some things that are weighing the hair down.
Note that I'm not talking about straightening major curls here. Just some slight waves in the back. My hair is about neck length, and wants to "wing out" in back, looking like an embryonic mullet. This pink straightening gel makes it fall straight down. Not sure why its working when the others didn't, but I ain't complaining!
R2
When I was little I had very light blond hair. Now it is a dirty blond color. What things cause hair to change color? I would really like to go back to my old hair color without highlights or anything of that nature. Any ideas?
I've been looking on web for advice on how to go about growing my hair from very short to ' The Ashton Kutcher' Length. My hair very thick and wirey but because i've never grown it long i'm not sure if its dead straight. Is it worth growing it?
Any reply would be great as my hair is getting messy now
Thank you
I have been following this board for over four years. I guess it's about time I tried to contribute something!
I am a newly retired, 60 year old, technical professional, now enjoying part time consulting. I've been growing my hair for about four years now. Considering the two step forward, one step back, effect of getting regular trims, I guess I'm fairly happy with the result. It's about shoulder blade length now. I get color done to cover the grey and use a "chi" iron about once a week. This approach works best for me because the results are durable and prevents damage from routine combing my otherwise kinky fine hair.
I want to post several pictures of my progress during the last six months, getting maint trims every 3 months, in order to show the results to those considering longer hair. I don't have a problem with those that advocate a "zero cut" senerio; I just prefer a neat look along the way to longer hair. I't takes a little longer.
I don't know how to set up the jpeg files for attachment to the posting. If someone could help me with this, I'll post the photos.
All,
I'm pleased to announce that the Pbase account is fully funded for a year. I will therefore open it up for requests for access. I will review each request for access and give you terms and instructions which you may use to upload your pictures and how to refer to them here.
Pbase also creates a sort of mini forum with each picture uploaded, so that can be a great way to comment on specific pictures.
So, here is the simple procedure for signing up:
* Send me an email requesting access. Be sure to give me the name you use here on the message board. The email address you should send requests to is hyperboard@the-light.com (click Webmaster on this message).
Any suggestions for how to arrange the site can be posted in this thread.
For you designer types, if you have or can create a thumbnail size (follow the link to see the size of thumbnails) picture for each of the gallery sections, that would be great. For now, the gallery sections will be:
* Members
* Progress
I'm sure others will be added as the design of the site progresses.
hi
i have lesee....4? 5? inch hair, (greased back)
neways...loads o ppl told me to switch to mousse insteead of gell
which i DID, except i just dunt like the feel mousse gives
so now im using Brylcream's Aloe vera gel
any thots on how "heavy" it is?
also..the routine im trying out nowadays is..
every other day, i put oil in me hair and then wash with shampoo and condit.
Should i also wash the gel out everyday?
and if so, with water only?
thx
This is what im aiming for, i think i have roughly the same texture and hair colour as his.
http://longhairdude.com/longhair/Pictures_G_all/Pictures_G_17/CK-Brunette-02.jpg
the kind of hair i want
Hello,
I have 1/4 inch (1 cm) of hair along the hairline which just stays short. On the sides, this extends to 1 inch (2.5 cm) where the hair never grows longer than 2 inches (5 cm). However I don't have a receding hairline as such- it's not falling out, it's been like that since I was a kid, only it's more noticable now that my hair is long (3 inches/ 8 cm below shoulders). Does anyone know why this is and how to handle it? I mean, it just looks dumb.
Thanks,
Amon-Ra
Ok, so I've finally got a pic of my hair (crappy webcam and all!)
So here is my hair @ about 4inches top & 3inches at the side, enjoy! (current goal are my shoulders)
http://www.hornymonkey.com/hair/john.jpg
I'm getting there!!
If that doesn't work, here are the links:
http://jamie.ee99ee.com/jamiehair2.jpg
http://jamie.ee99ee.com/jamiehair3.jpg
-Jamie
Anyone get the new Brides of Destruction(Nikki Sixx's and Traci Gun's new band)album that came out today? I'm curious to know how it is?
Hello, I was wondering if someone could give me very specific instructions, a webpage and pictures of the haircut I am looking for. I want to grow my hair to medium length and get like a Beatles haircut or Ashton Kutcher one. I have wavy hair. Do I need to make my hair straighter or curly and what do I have to do. My hair dosen't look like Kutcher or the beatles. Thanks.
Hey everyone,I haven't posted here in alittle bit,I have been busy with school and guitar and stuff.I'm gonna post more often now though.How is everyone? For those that are curious,I will take pictures and post my 11th month progress pictures around the 15 of this month.Alirght then peace.
What type of music do yoou guys like? You cant all be metal heads!
More pics on web site.. It might not be evident, but I'm wearing pants in these photos. :-)
On average, how many hairs does one lose a day? I have heard 80-100 but that figure seems a bit much to me. I was just wanting to know because that is very odd.
I've been growing my hair for a few months now, and it's about maybe 7 inches at the top. For a while when I started growing it, I still regulalry shook it about violently, and gave it a rought toweling after shampooing 2 or more times a day. I soon found that is bad, hehe, but due to laziness i've still been using a factory plastic comb when it's wet, and often brushing it when it's at least or more than a bit damp. Now i'm brushing out all sorts of strands that look like a ribbon curled with scissors, have I pretty much destroyed my hair doing this, or can it get better?
My natural hair color is medium brown, but is currently dyed black because I was an idiot and felt like dying my hair black a while ago. I now want to regrow my natural color back out. I have been growing my hair for a long time and do not want to get it shaved off and start over, going through the awkward phase again.
What is the best way I should go about doing this? I could just let it grow but then i'd have brown roots for a long time and my hair would look pretty wierd. Or i could shave it down to where the natural color has grown out, which is about half an inch right now, but I do not want to do this. Any suggestions?
I know it`s probably been asked numerous amouts of times before...but which methods really work? Any help will be appreciated.
I want to grow out my hair, it's currently only about 2-3 inches and reaches about halfway down my ears. My ears aren't flat against my head and I was just wondering what guys who are trying to grow their hair out do in this case? I can tuck it behind but since it's still short it looks bad. When I do that i actually looks like little "wings" sticking out behind my ears, since my hair is pretty coarse it doesn't flow easily.
Thanks,
dumbo
I enjoyed the progress pics, man. What gives? Long time no see! Josh
Hey hey peoples...
Well, I haven't posted an update for a while... Since Nov '03 i believe... or Oct... anyhow...
I have 2 year progress pictures! Wee :)
Also, I appologise for the poor picture quality. I really do hate my webcam :(
Hope you enjoy..
-Ant
Sorry it's taken so long. I've got a million things to do lately, and no time to do get the things done that I'd like. I had to get it done now, or wait another 2-3 weeks. Finals are at the end of the month, then my next classes start a week later.
I've been checking in to see how everyone's doing and grabbing pics here and there, but I've missed some. Treyn's site is down right now, so I'll have to check back for his tomorrow.
If your pics aren't on the pics page and you would like them there, email me to let me know or post them here. If your pics are on the site and you'd like them removed, email me and (politely please!) ask me to remove them. I don't mean to step on anyone's toes by putting their pics on there, and will gladly remove them if you'd rather not have them on the pics page. I just don't have time to ask each person individually whether they'd like their pics on the page. Please don't be upset with me for my presumptuous nature. hehehe
After showering and towel drying to get most the water out of your hair. Does any one slick there hair back all the way to let it dry more before parting it or doing wahtever it is you do with you hair? If so is this in any way bad for your hair?
Today in my physics lab we did an expariment that investigated diffraction/interference patterns that different types of slits had on human hair. Our lab manual instructed us to do this expariment with two types of hair (straight and curly) for each of the four configurations. Being in a class in which short-haired males dominate and the only three females all have straight hair, everyone turned to me for the curly part. (Why my school cannot provide things such as hair for an expariment is a whole different issue). Thinking to myself about 25 students time 4 expariments each with the big ugly scissors on the lab tables, there is no way. Loosing that much hair from all over the head is one thing (sure, only a few days extra loss), but having a lock chopped off (which is probably what would have happened) is not something I'm willing to give up for a trivial freshman lab.
So the lab professor (65 year old ex-navy vet.) sure let me hear it and I don't think I made the class respect me very much. We did manage to get hair from a female professor in the building, though.
Now I can't get this incident out of my mind and I'm starting to regret what I did, yet still wish to stand by my decision.
Did I do the right thing? What would you have done in my shoes?
hair like me, which even if brushed back while wet, or even gelled back, still insists on going down and forward a bit at the front hairline before going back the way you combed it?
the only way I can make my hair stand up and towards the back, at the front hairline, is if i brush it all back tightly while wet and wair a hat for a few hours... but i think this has caused too much prssure on my scalp and the hair near my hairline seems to be thinning, so I've avoided doing this
Any pictures of people with this kind of hair would be appreciated, its very hard to get my hair to look decent because of this
Well all in all I think it went pretty well.
A little background first, for those who may not know.
I am attending a 2-year college in East Texas whose enrollment this year was almost 400 (200 fall semester, 200 spring semester). Graduating class is less than 50 each year. Nice home-ish environment, small classes, 1-on-1 help from teachers etc. Everybody knows the president of the college, and the president knows everybody; even me (he mainly knows me as the guy who starts debating for hemp legalization in gov class). It is owned by a Baptist organization in Texas, and has rather strict "appearance" code (it covers piercings and tattoos, along with hair and dress). Men's hair is not supposed to get below the collar.
Now for the longest time this hasn't been a problem with me because of how curly my hair is and how long my neck is. Well, now it is.
I was confronted in a very cordial manner by the president, and informed that I was outside the bounds of the code, and that I would be required to get a haircut. I pulled out an elastic band and put my hair in a ponytail, which due to the curliness kind of looks like a low bun BUT: it got it above my collar. He looked at me, kind of screwed up his mouth a bit, then smiled and said "that'll do". He then said that the ponytail would still be ok once it got below my collar. You know, for a Baptist, he's not that bad a guy :)
That "Ball" Guy
My hair has always been fine on top, on the crown, but thick and curly
on the sides, back and front. In the last 18 months it has got finer and there is less of it on top. I want to keep my hair long as it looks cool when its blowdried straight and waxed back. But I don't want to lose hair. I am interseted in using the product propecia as
it claims to produce great results. I know that it might have side
effects, do any of you know much about it? have friends who used it?
or know of other products that have worked for people. When I cut
my hair short, I don't suddenly want to be seen as clearly balding
as now I'm known for having a great head of hair and I'm only 23.
Any help much appreciated.
Well all,
I was laid off from my job, about 2 weeks ago. I won't go into details, but I wasn't the only person laid off, due to a contract change.
Any way, the new manager is a person I know, was a co-worker. He is trying to get me back, and called me to get together and discuss options.
So I go over to this local restauruant and am very optomistic. we talk for a while, and he says that If I want to come back, i'd have to cut my hair, and then he could convince corprate into bringing me back. I am told that the corprate people are not ok with it long. I didn't loose my cool, and didn't say anything one way or another.
I have decided, I will not do that, if I am wanted as much as I was told, then they will have to take me as is. I will not be a damn pupet on a string for their comfort and convience. I may not have an exact plan, or any great prospects yet, but I will find a way to make it with long hair in this world.
I learned from my mistake once before, And will not make the same again. So rest comfortably all, I haven't caved for the money.
I just read Mick's post further down re this product. I'd never heard of it and I've just had a search around on the Internet and not managed to find anything negative about it (I used search words like failure, dangers, negative, side-effects etc.) I'm usually extremely sceptical of anything like this but Mick's hair does look good on it (if he's the Mick I'm thinking of).
So is Viviscal just another bunch of crap designed to fleece money from balding fools or does it actually work ?
I'd like to hear some comments from anyone who's used it - I might just buy some if I hear some decent stuff !
Thanks
Laurence
Ok, first let me say I enjoy this sight and value the opinions of other long hairs out there. Here is my situation; I have 1 year of hair growth to this day. I use to color my hair and the colored part is damaged. I have probably 2 to 3 inches of my natural color. I can either color it again and deal with the whole damaged color hair look or I can get a cut and get rid of the color and start fresh with my natural color. If I get is cut I plan on NOT coloring it again and go with my natural color and undamaged hair. I'm still on a mission of growing it as long as I possibly can. So do I color the 4 inch at the end or cut it and start fresh. Please respond soon as a pending 1630 haircut is in process. By the way of course my wife and family would lean toward the cut. I need my brothers in arms to give me any advice or twist on this matter.
I just recently began to get interested in hair care products. And I noticed that there are different types of shampoo/conditioner for certain hair types, such as dry or damaged hair, normal hair, color treated hair.
do i need to use shampoo/coditioner for dry or damaged hair if my hair is dry or damaged, and the same scenario if my hair is the normal type? do i have to stick with what my hair type is to that specific shampoo?
also what kind of gel and hairspray do you guys recommend? my hair is beginning to get a little out of control. the gel and hairspray i've used before really damaged my hair.
Yes, you can now grow your hair up to FIVE INCHES per month guaranteed! How, you ask? It's simple.
Go out and but some good soil. While out, get a good fertilizer. If you have a neighbor with a compost pile, take a little of it! A little cow excrement is also required.
Shampoo hair. Sprinkle on an even layer of soil. Add compost and fertilizer. Be sure to water every day while adding the cow doodoo.
Viola! There you have it! Guaranteed to grow five inches of healthy, shiny, gorgeous hair every month!
Sound silly? No less silly than believing Biotin or any other supplement will give you faster hair growth.
End of story. But hey, if you want to part with your money and get nothing for it, go buy some Biotin.
Cheers, mates! Have a super day!
This is a test message. I've created a new Yahoo group as a place to do things that cannot be done here. It's not meant as a replacement but a supplement. One of the things I hope to be able to do is provide a place for members to upload pictures.
I'm testing this out with this post. If it works properly, you should be able to see my picture. If this works, I'll post instructions on joining.
Please reply whether you see the picture. If someone has already replied with the answer you will be posting there is no need to post.
Hey there. I'm an actor and I want to cut my beard for my role in Shakespeare's "As You Like It." I was looking on the net for pictures for the specific style that I want, so that would have something to go by, but I can't find anything helpful. However, Google pointed me here. First off, is there any way to really straighten facial hair?
Does anyone have a 'movie' of your hair growing? Same kind of shirt would be preferable so it looks like it grows like say in 10 sec. without using that product Rokker mentioned.
Im not sure if this applies to you but im 18 (lok younger) so i almost always get ID'd when going into a club. Since ive gone for the fashionable stubble look ive never been asked. So my question is really does long hair and facial hair really make you look older?
High!
And I already thought my hair reached its terminal length, for about three months it seemed that in wouldn't grow beyond 48 cms (18.5")... but meanwhile, I'm at 52 cms (20"), and it still grows strong! Of course I go for waist-length...
See you in Khyberspace!
Yadgar
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Hi i was wondering if any one knows of any hair vitamins that acctualy work and can make your hair grow faster if so please let me know thanks!
I was under the impression that Long Hair was considered cool back in
the sixties and many guys started growing their hair, but this yearbook from 1969 tells a different story. the only photos of students with long hair are the girls!
http://www.arcadiaapaches.com/yearbooks/1969/a-z/photos01.htm
He, just found this site and been reading most posts. Ive been growing mine now for 6 months so it's quite long but not long enough hehe. Anyway here's a picture of it at 5 months, sorry bout the quality but i will take more on the 1st April as i will have a new digital camera :)
Hi guys
I've been a bit quiet lately, so quiet that I'm posting these pics over a week late. But anyway... Its been a little over a year since I started growing.
I had a maintenance trim on Feb 11th which I really regret. I only went along to keep the appointment I had made 3 weeks earlier when I was going through a bad patch. Anyway the trim took out my layers at the front (which has made it thicker and harder to manage) and took about 1/2 inch off the back, (mistake it just made it more curly) So there is little progress to see from January. But anyway, here's to consistency... I give u Feb Progress Pics in March.
You can't see the length clearly in this shot but my bangs are about an inch beyone my mouth, but my hair is pretty thick and wavey which makes it pretty hard to keep looking neat.
The back can just become a mess of curls. But by my reakoning I'm about an inch away from growing through this stage.
So the half tail has become my daily-wear style, atleast like this I dont have to worry about getting windswept or it falling all over the show.
March's Daily Mantra: NO MORE TRIMS... NO MORE TRIMS... NO MORE TRIMS...
... and I feel great! I'd gone almost 3 years without a cut and the ends were beyond nasty. I'd been meaning to get one for months but I was a too nervous! Anyway, I only had about 2 inches nipped off at the ends but I am SO glad I did. I thought the hair dresser would be critical etc but she wasn't at all. I really regret not having a regular trims along the way because of the split and frayed ends that have developed.
No photos I'm afraid but my hair is now around the nipple area and primed and ready for more growth!
So, the moral of the story? Get little trims along the way for anyone starting out. That is my biggest regret in the whole hair growing process.
I'm getting there!!
If that doesn't work, here are the links:
http://jamie.ee99ee.com/jamiehair2.jpg
http://jamie.ee99ee.com/jamiehair3.jpg
-Jamie
a little of topic.I was wondering today, if the people of the 60's and 70's did'nt grow their hair long rebeliously(or for whatever reason), would long hair be accepted on men as it is today?
I was just wondering. What sort of hair did you guys have when you were kids? I mean, like from infancy upto early teens? And did that in anyway influence your decision to grow your hair out?
My parents always insisted on short hair. I always wanted to have long hair, but the longest I had it was just over my collar in the back and mouth length in front. Still, especially towards my high school days I had longer hair than most of my classmates.
I was in Wal-Mart buying some more 3-minute miracle when I saw a new product next to it called "Calm that Frizz!". It is a new product by aussie for curly headed folk, and so far it seems to work REAL nicely. Better than any leave-in conditioner I've used.
Might want to look into it.
It would probably also help the person a few posts back who was having the trouble with flyaways.
As always,
That "Ball" Guy
Hi
I finally checked out the responses I got from my bass guitar pic I sent a couple of days ago and I'd like to thank all who responded with such nice compliments.
Thanks again,
Mark.
I'm doing it, I don't care what anyone says! I'm growing my freakin hair long! Anyway, prior attempts at it I've given up during the awkward stage. This time though, I'm gonna have to come here and get that support to stick with it. You better not let me go near those clippers! :) Check out my site if you'd like. I'm gonna be putting progress pics up there every month. Look forward to posting here.
Dave
Today I went to my daughter's high school right after school let out to pick her up. On the way in, someone behind me called out that I had great hair while someone in front of my complimented me on my beard!
Wow, what a cool site!
I've been growing my hair for about 2 and half years (without a single cut) and recently it's been getting all thin and nasty at the ends so I'm getting a trim tomorrow (yes I'm nervous!). Anyway, I've also noticed that at the front of my hair (where forehead meets hairline) that there are lots of short hairs (about 1 to 2 inches long) that have appeared. Does anyone else have this? It's really frustrating, when I put my hair in a pony tail I have these little hairs that stick out so I end up having to put a bit of gel on to 'hide' them.
It sounds so trivial but I haven't seen it on other guys or women. Are they just new hairs growing out or are they remnants of snapped and broken hairs?
Any advice would be great appreciated.
hi
i have lesee....4? 5? inch hair, (greased back)
neways...loads o ppl told me to switch to mousse insteead of gell
which i DID, except i just dunt like the feel mousse gives
so now im using Brylcream's Aloe vera gel
any thots on how "heavy" it is?
also..the routine im trying out nowadays is..
every other day, i put oil in me hair and then wash with shampoo and condit.
Should i also wash the gel out everyday?
and if so, with water only?
thx
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If you post obscenities or complaints as described above, they will just be deleted by the first moderator who sees them. You will have "wasted your breath" so please don't bother. Remember, if you want a complaint to be heard, take it to the boss. E-mailing him is the only way to get action. His e-mail address is in the FAQ.
Andre Vanchot of XfactorX
zakk wylde from bls and ozzy, and ryan McComb from soil
I have been reading a lot of posts in this board about Biotin related to hair growth.
For those people who tried it, does it really work? Right now I am just taking Centrum multivitamin and minerals. and it has only 10% of the daily value of biotin. I'm thinking that too much can lead to toxicity, but I havent read anything about the toxicity symptoms yet.
And how much is biotin?
I've been growing my hair since the end of November, and it's about 3 inches now... And i noticed that when it dries after showering or anything for that matter, my hair gets really fluffy.
is there a way i could dry it or something i could do that would tame it a bit? It's not a big deal but would be nice to fix it.
Thanks :D
If all else fails - read the instructions. I read the instructions on my bottle of L'Oreal Elvive (Vive in USA?) conditioner yesterday and it says that you should towel dry your hair before conditioning. I'd never bothered to do this before and always applied it to wet hair straight after shampooing/rinsing. I'm going to give it a try and see if it makes any difference (hope it does as I have naturally very dry hair).
Does anyone here dry before conditioning ? What difference does it make ? I'd be interested to hear your comments.
Thanks,
Laurence
I have 1cm trims every 3 months, my length goal is upper stomach, lower chest. If I stopped having trims all together, would my hair still grow at its average rate (currently just below chin/resting on sholders), or would I have to wait for it to catch up with its terminal life, then for it to start growing again?
This is actually starting to worry me.
I hope I wored that right.
-
JoNty
New pic for you all to see
ok i am growing my hair out but have became bored with it and it looks to preppie so i decided i want to shave my head and i figure i will miss my hair and begin growing it fresh. my parents keep making me get trims and disaprove of long hiar and when i told them i wanted to shave it they said NO im not in a gang or a skinhead so i cant.... everyone w/ a shaved head isnt in a gang right??
Hi,
I go to a one-year long training course to work in printing. Normally I should end this December. But the rules of that school stipulates that I have to have my hair a reasonable length.
Some guys have been expulsed for keeping long hair. But I need that training. What should I do? I have the will to fight, but this might make me get into a judicial case which involves lots of money.
Do you think that I might refer my case to the "National Human Rights Commission" of my country?
On the back of my head I have a cowlick. I mean it doesn't stick straight up, but you can see a change in elevation on a clump of hair. Its so annoying. I was wondering if they go away once your hair reaches a certain length? Because I never see any girls with them that have long hair.
Thanks.
I read somewhere that it takes a maximum of six years for hair to reach terminal length...is this true?
I've been growing for two years and three months, my hair is 1 inch past shoulders, so I figure that to wait another four years will probably be worth it. It's just I am very impatient and like probably everyone here I want my hair "long, NOW!" I need to know how long it'll take.
Thanks.
Ok, finally got around to posting these pics, theres a few that came out fairly decent this time. This ones good:
Hi all. I have thick, close to mid back length hair. What's a mild but good shampoo and conditioner to use that would be good for keeping it moisturized and looking good?
hey man. juss wondering if u could send me a link to your progresspage. Thx
Hey everyone, been browsing this board for a little while now. In late January I decided to start growing my hair. I previously used to shave it all off, but I got fed up with that look and wanted to try something else. To be honest, growing it is something I really wanted to do for some time now, and I'm quite excited. I just reached over 2cm recently, and yes I know that's still incredibly short.. but we've all got to start somewhere huh? =)
http://www.ozzyfrank.com/Breakers/gigs/feb2004pix.htm
If you couldn't figure out the link to the Black Majesty / Eyefear gig in Melbourne, here it is the best pictures from the gig.
Amazing hair!
Friends,
My first 'progress' picture to share with you, taken late today
showing my version of the 'half' ponytail - more like a 1/4
tail :-).
Some stats -
Last hair cut May 23, 2002. No trims since.
A loose hair from my brush measured a bit over 1 foot.
(yay, i can measure my hair in -feet-!)
I have very straight, brown hair that is fine to medium texture.
I have only used 4 products in my hair;
- shampoo (Aussie Mega at the moment)
- conditioner (Suave Professional Volumizing)
- ponytail band
- occasional hat
I'll be sure to post another photo next February 29th. :-)
...which has some pics on it of styles for those beginning to grow their hair. The theme of the site is unisex styles but the stuff about "growing hair long" is quite good.
Hope some of you find it useful.
http://www.fortunecity.com/westwood/mugler/183/index.html
Do you guys wives/girlfreinds ever get "Hair jealosy"? As in envying the length or quality of your hair or are you some times jealus of there length/quality. Though this might be of intrest.
Luna
hi,
i'm 18 yrs old, 5 ft 8 inches, lean. i'v got long, silky, shiny, straight blond hair reaching my butt. i keep it loose, n avoid keeping it in a bun r ponytail r braiding. my hair is rather thin, so if it's a in a bun, it opens up very fast. pony tail- same thing. when i keep it in a braid, i feel xtremely uncomfortable. so d only other style i use is- please dont laugh- i keep it in a pair of pigtails. this is very embarassing 4 me, since i'm a guy. n i'v got very femine looks, so i'm almost always mistaken 4 a woman, n i hate this. i Do NOT want to grow facial hair, neither do i want to trim my beautiful hair. i'v got a center parting as well. can someone tell me how i can look more masculine?
Hey guys,
I am still lurking round! Well its been over a year now since I started growing my hair and its gradually getting *there*. I have posted my pictures on my website on the hair growth page. There are some wet pics, a dry pic with no gel!!!! Yes my hair is THAT thick! I also tried a L.O.T.R style half tail (top typed back only). Any comments or suggestions welcome :-)
Im thinking of getting a trim on tuesday to level my hair out a little and get rid of some split ends...necessary in your opinion?
Thanks,
~Gaz
www.ghost.filetap.com
Does anyone think it's a good idea to wash my hair using only conditioner and no shampoo, its feeling kinda greasy right now so I want to wash it.
Hiya guys!
Well I did have that trim, just about an inch off the back to tidy things up. I think it looks great and makes my hair a bit more level. Here are some quick pics that I took when I got home.
I just got an email addressed from Stanley Bey with a virus attached. I'm guessing someone here has a virus, since they have my and Stanley's email addresses.
Everyone check your 'puters, and if you don't have virus protection, you can download avg at cnet.com in the downloads section for free!
hi there guys i have some questions.I want to grow my hair down to my neck area like halfway.Right now i'm starting to grow my hair out.The back is 3.50 inches and the top is 2 inches.I don't have nothing on my sides because it off with a shaver because i love that style.My question is? Is 10 inches of hair growth enough for the hair which mine is curly but i do straightened with a relaxer every three months to reach the middle of neck? I've tried to measure but i can't seem to measure it right,do you guys know if that's enough? Also I'm trying to attain this goal by the spring of next year 2005 like around March or April is that a possible goal? Thanks guys!!
Greetings all:
Jeremy in Asheville, NC here. I just had to post a note to say how excited I am to find this board. I've been growing my hair out since November 2002, and it's good to see other guys experiencing the same frustration and excitement as me. I have very curly hair, and it's at a point right now that if I dont' blow-dry it straight every other day it's a big annoying mess, but when it's straight it's manageable. (But believe me, when it's long enough to lay well curly, no more blow-drying.)
According to Greg's rankings of the "Bad Hair Phase" at http://www.oz.net/%7Egreglove/longhair/longhair.htm, I'm late Phase 3/early Phase 4 (or, for lack of a better comparison, a la Shaggy from "Scooby-Doo"). The pic below was taken in November 2003. I'll take a new one in the next few days and post it.
Cheers,
Jeremy
Thanks to everyone for the great feedback on my February progress pictures. In response to all the feedback about my scraggly neck hair I cleaned up my neck and took a new series of pictures. I posted them in a 2nd bonus picture page along with before & after side-by-side comparisons. I can't link directly to the bonus page but you can find a link to it under "February 2004 Extra Bonus Pictures" below my pictures in the Feburary 2004 Progress
Pictures section of my website. This website update also includes a number of technical fixes
for serious problems that occured when my website was being viewed with the Netscape browser. Full details are in the "technical" page of my website under "revision history".
Just wanted to let everyone know that I received an email from Danny Cecati's band Eyefear. They've posted some new pictures on their website from a gig the other night.
I can't even imagine what it must be like to have hair like Danny's silky knee-length mane.
I just saw an advertisment for an Acura sedan. A formally dressed young man with blond hair tied back in a ponytail playing with a sting ensemble at the beginning of the commercial. The narrator talks about the "finer things in life" as he puts his violin away. You then see him get in the Acura with his violin case and drive off.
I was quite suprised to see this, considering this particular car is targeted at the stuffy lawyer type crowd. A crowd that is much higher in age and typically eschew long hair or other radical, out-of-norm style.
Cool site! I´ve been growing my hair out for 3 years but it´s only 19 inches long. I need to grow my hair out really long so I look cool but it´s growing too slow. Is there any drugs or methods to speed it up? Help, thank you!:)
and when I do Im not sure who pays attention, but Ive been a member here about two years now, maybe more. so I thought Id just show off some progress.
http://www.facewhore.com/600.asp?pic=J%20Lee31200415537PM.jpg
theres a bunch of them here
http://www.facewhore.com/j+lee
Id upload them but I cant work it out. anyway opinions welcome and so forth.
Well the last time I posted I was just bored and wanted to drop in on you guys, so I did, Well to tell you all about me all over again I will.
Im 17 years old and a Junior in High School in Kentucky.
I havent had a hair cut for around 4 months.
but the prblem is my hair is really thick and wavy, not curly but wavy. Im hoping again to have a pic here soon so then you will see. I also have my sould patch and a crustache (my first attempt at a mustache) and you should see that too.
In the NT, Paul addresses the following to the Corynthians.
"1 Corinthians 11:14 - Doth not even nature itself teach you, that, if a man have long hair, it is a shame unto him? "
Why did he have a grudge against long haired men? Afterall Jesus is reported by some to have long locks of blonde hair. So why would this verse be in the Bible, when the Master himself had long hair?
However some other traditions attribute SHORT hair to Jesus. In this way, Jesus cleared of Paul above affirmation.
Let us remember that after the departure of Jesus there was a dispute between Peter, Paul and Barnabas. And Barnabas and Peter both disagreed with Paul.
Let us not forget also that Paul was a former persecutor of Jesus and most of the things he says in the Bible is not Jesus`s word.
I got short hair, 1.5 or 1.7 inches all around so far, I started off with a shaved head on dec 13, 2003, and I havent gotten a haircut since then.
I'm gonna grow it, no matter what my parents say. They can just suck my B@!!$ for all I care. J/K. My parents are totally wack yo, they are very traditional. Guys should have short hair they say. But I told them I want to experiment, and I want to grow my hair up to 1 inches past chin lenghth.
I grew out my hair in highschool for 4 months straight, it got as far up to past my eyelashes. then they forced me to get a haircut.
Can anyone give me a tip on what to say to my parents if they force me to get a haircut again. I'm in college now, but i still live with my daddy and mommy. nothing beats Mom's homecook meal, booyah!
http://briefcase.yahoo.com/mooningbaboon
thats my progresshair, click the link above.
I love men with long hair. I have loved long hair on men since I was a little girl. I have golden brown hair down to my waist and it was once down passed my hips.
My favorite celeb with long hair is (of course) Johnny Depp and what about those Riders of Rohan in Lord of the Rings 2 & 3. Some of my favorite singers with long hair are Ray Alder of Fates Warning, Peter Steele of Type O Negative, Ian Astbury of The Cult, Chris Cornell when he was in Soundgarden, Danny Cecati of Eyefear and Silvio Massaro of Vanishing Point.
I think it is really wonderful of you guys encouraging each other to grow out your hair. Long hair is natural and beautiful. Good luck to you all growing your hair. Remember there is someone out there that admires you. Long haired guys rule!
Love, Alisa
"Below are the first pictures I've posted although I've been lurking on the board for about a year . I'm 41 years old and live in North Yorkshire, England. I've been growing since 1 December 2000 from a 1" cut, with no trims (hence the ends look a bit ratty). This is the second time I've had long hair - the first time I grew for 4 years and had it all cut off on a bad hair day (big mistake - I didn't follow the two-week rule). Positive feedback and constructive criticism would be welcomed. Thanks to Treyn for posting these pics for me."
is it ever too late to get a trim, i like my hair its just that it the back and sides it gets a bit curly and my hair is like split end central.do you think i should get a trim or should i just keep growing and see what happens. i want to have good looking hair. how much should i get taken off. i have been growing for about 16 months. any advice is helpful
As I grew my hair from a very short, skinhead-like length, the hairs all seem to have grown out at the same length (which currently is just past 'shoulder length'). I've never given this any thought before, and have never tried to compare it to other people's hair, but do you think it looks weird? Or would you not be able to tell the difference?
(I mean in general - I have no picture of mine, sorry)
I've been participating in a few photo contests lately. The current one has a them, "Uproarious". Here's a sample that is relevant to this forum.
well heres my trim picture.. its been 2 years since growing my hair now and ive had 2 cuts in that whole time..
Hello everyone im growing my hair sice september 2002. Is about 10 inches long now. But my question is, does trims make ur hair grow faster? Lot of ppl are telling me this, that if a trim the ends is going to grow more faster. Wot u think about that? should i trim? my ends are really damage.
Hi,
i was just wondering wot are the best availble Hair Growth Vitamins i have seen loads about but dont know which ones are the best so could somone please help me out thanks!
ever wonder how you'd look with short hair after so long growing your hair long ?? this is one for bath time really but while your shampooing your hair you can style it.. this is how i looked with short hair
To speed hair growth, trim the ends at the new Moon; to retard growth cut hair during the waning Moon.
hey everyone,
can anyone who's got long straight hair, without facial hair, beyond shoulder length, post pics in reply to this post? i'v got straight brown hair, n i'm planning to gro it. i'd like an idea....
Len
Yup, that's right. My friend dyed my hair earlier today really dark brown ( practically black ) and I really like it. Tommorow I'm gonna get it trimmed and styled. I'll try to send you pics as soon as possible. Peace out!
I was combing my hair down and asked my wife to take a picture of it so I could see what it looked like from this view. Thought I would share with everyone else. Peace!
What area of the world, which country, geographical area do board members reside.
Wondering if "we" members of longer hair length
live in a particular area, or are we "spread out"
over the planet.?
I live in a northern suburb of Buffalo, New York,
in the town of Tonawanda. (Erie county, Western New York State.)
My hair length is at shoulder length.
I am 52 years of age, male.
I want to know is there anyway possible like a herbal or something you can take to help it grow faster??
Hello long haired ones,
I want you all to know this.
I haven't had a hair cut for five months now and I look a total mess.
Not long enough for a ponytail so I have to endure it in my eyes, twenty four hours a day.
Takes longer to wash, about fifteen and a half hours on average and my shampoo bill has bankrupted me.
People say, "When are you having a hair cut?" and they say it ALL THE BLOODY TIME.
Why am I doing it?
Does anyone know?
Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr naghhhhh par (Klingon profanity)
David
Well, I've been looking at getting dreadlocks, and decided beyond a shadow of a doubt that I'm going to do it. I've heard of a few different methods, such as backcombing, and simply rubbing a woolen peice of clothing on your head. Anything I should know/try before I get dreads?
Also, is the woolen thing a good idea?

Here's a recent picture of me taken by a friend of mine during her upholstery class. I was admiring her fine set of shears (but I didn't use them).
Hi all,
I'm 15 and my mom is a hairstylist (very convenient lol). She cuts my hair.
I think my mom likes me to have long hair because she can do more with it then with short hair. Up until I was 12 I had very long hair about mid-back length. Since I have straight blond hair I was mistaken for a girl all the time. I didn't really care tho because I liked having long hair, its fun.
Well lately I have had my hair in a buzz, but about 6months ago when I asked her to cut it she told me to grow it out again. She says she wants me to wear it like a grown out bowlcut that goes down to my shoulders. Sort of like a bob I guess? Right now it is down to my eyes and covers most my ears.
Problem is all my friends have short hair and I don't know if I am up for having long hair again. Its sort of strange to be the only boy with hair that long.
Yeah , hi everyone i envry everyones hair lol u all have it all long and im so dreaming of the day when my hair is long cuz i love long hair , im a boy by the way 15 years , but like its taking a long while and i never would of expected it taking this long ive been growin since November 2003 and now its late Feb 2004 and still its not as long as i wanted it to be its like still above the ears and u know im kind of gettin mad now...grwoing over summer is a real b*tch cuz like it gets hot and i want it long enough to tie it back in time for the heat over summer. I just wana know how long does it take to grow every strand to the middle of the neck or below the chin know what i mean? also how long did it take u to grow!? Cool thanks all!
I have updated my website to make it accessible to a much wider range of browsers including Netscape 4.8 and browsers that don't run JavaScript. There is no new content but if you had an older browser you will find my bonus picture links now work.
Hey everyone, I just want to say, i've just finished the first steps in making my website,but not all links work. I've been using Yahoo, so now you can see my progress pictures. You probably wont be that impressed, because as you already know my hairs been growing out for almost 3 months,(will be 3 months on feb 28th:d) which makes me a newcomer:(
So nothing big, but any comments I welcome.
I know its a hard question to answer, but do any of you think long hair will suit me or look good on me?
BTW i didnt on purposely copy Aarons website design, it was just convienient, any other colour would have been too vibrent, no hard feelings eh?
So check it out, if you want to go straight to the pictures page, heres the site; http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Progpics.html
I've been growing my hair for three years and it's now halfway down my back. 27".
Here are some horrible pictures. ;D


I have a little bit of a dilemma. I just can't pull off a ponytail! When I pull my hair back into one, the shorter curly hairs at my temple frizz up like mad. Think Bozo The Clown. That big. Making a center part cuts down on this a little bit, but a center part looks goofy on me.
Any product recommendations to cut down on the frizz? I need something gentle, of course, and maybe moisturizing since those hairs seem to be drier. I've tried oil before, but it doesn't seem to do much for the frizz and I end up looking greasy.
I have knee-length, thick, straight, black hair that I always wear in braids. I haven't used any styling products in over a decade, but I have an upcoming job interview and need something that will enable my hair to survive the three hour fight to the interview.
As for hair care, I shampoo only my scalp, then condition with Pantene Pro-V. While conditioning, I comb my hair with a wide-toothed comb. I rinse, get out of the shower, comb my hair with a finer comb, then braid my hair while its wet.
As the day progresses, wisps of hair start to escape the braids. Im looking for a product that would prevent these wisps from happening, but I dont want that sleek, oily look. I have an oily scalp, so Id like a product that isnt too heavy.
RZG
Hi there.
Unlike a lot of people here, I am actually not concerned about the appearance of my hair, per se - I have let it grow from a 'skinhead' type of haircut, and it has taken about 3 years to get (just) past what you might call shoulder-length! It's rather strange in fact; it goes from wavy at the top, to curly at the bottom, there are even a few "ringlets". I look like Crystaltips (from "Crystaltips and Alastair" - ask your parents, they're how I found out)!
Such digression! What I wanted to ask was, does anybody know a way of making curly-hair-tying easier? I just can't seem to get it right in one fell swoop; the curlyness really hinders this. I'm not interested in straightening it, I just want to know a good way of tying it into a ponytail for convenience.
Thanks a lot!
I've heard some talk about silicone in products that it can seal the hair and dry it out. Some people like it, others don't.
Is the ingredient to look for on the label ONLY silicone or is it any ingredient listed that ends in -cone? A few of the Matrix products I just bought have other -cones listed.
Thanks!
Hey guys, I was wondering if any of you have any photos of your hair (or hair in general!) at around 10-14 inches? mines just passed 12 at the moment, you can see it here at; http://img25.photobucket.com/albums/v74/Desmond/ just wanted to see how others progressed around this time and feel free to share your opinions on mine! Thanx!
hey..does slpit ends affect the way ur hair grows? I heard it gorws slower and messier if u have them.
hi.
Im currently growing my hair out and Im about seven months into it.
The question is have, would you or what is your opinion of guys wearing alice bands. Plus would you wear it outside as I think a thin black one would look cool when my hair is longer it would also help while growing my hair out.
Also what about other general accessories such as bar clips, etc.. what is considered too much (girlish) or is it really up to the person.
Thanks
The picture is just the back of my neck.
I just want your input on this, basically the back of my neck looks dirty, with all those hairs. Should I go to the barber and trim the ends clean it up, or have a friend do it for me, and just shave the scraggly hair on my neck?
hey..um my question is about breakage...ma bangs are about 6 1/2 inches and wen i put all my hair back tightly, i see that i have alot of broken hairs in the front..which are alot shorter that the rest, and it is very obvious wen my hair is pulled back.
how can this be fixed? should i jus trim them or grow them out..?
-thanks
I'm having a problem:
My hair is naturally very thick, and slightly wavey, and I feel it Badly needs moisture. Tell me if I'm doing anything wrong...
I drench my hair in warm water, then apply Aussie Miracle Moisture to the scalp, after lathering, I leave for about 1 minute on my hair before washing it all out. Then I lightly towel dry my hair, let all the dirty water out from the sink, but leave a tiny bit in it and fill it up with fresh warm water. I put Aussie Mega conditioner (because thats all they had in the shop) in my hair and leave it for about 4-5 minutes. Then I wash out, aqueeze my hair dry a bit and then lightly towel dry again. I comb it through oncefrom back to front and leave it dry until it is completely dry, then I give it one last comb. When I put my hand through it, I cant feel any moisture, and my hair keeps clumping together so when I lift a couple of strands vertically up, I've got waivy hair resting on top of it, because it's so thick, please can anyone tell me If I need to try anything that would work better with my scalp, anything, please. It's really doing my head in, and my hair looks like a big 'cap' on my head and it stays clumpy for days. I shampoo about 3-4 times a week, should I shampoo less, my hairs about 4 inches long. Sorry about the large post, but I feel I cant describe it in more detail. Would 3 minute miracle be better? Is enough moisture getting to it????Help me.
How long does my front hairs need to be to fall towards my eyes my front hair is now 2 inches long? Also I want as an overall goal of hair growth to reach the mid to lower part of neck,how many inches would that take? I am average height and I do have curly hair but I currently straightened by a relaxer.Thanks!!
hey everyone..i was just wondering....my hair has been growing 10 months (5 inches everywhere)since i shaved my whole head ...i guess i'm still kinda at that "mullet" looking stage....my hair is straight and all one length...i'm curious...is it better/worse looking to have your hair all one lenght?.when my hair becomes even longer will it not look as good as it could be if it was layered or trimmed or something?...i'm curious about getting a trim maybe after a full year has passed to possibly stop the "mullet" look...or should i just keep letting it grow and not do a thing to it?...thanks a lot to anyone who replies.....just to add..it doesn't really have any style at all...it is just kind of there...i have been told i look like a sheepdog :(...kinda true i think...will trimming make it look like it has a slight style?...or once again do i just have to wait untill it is long enough to part or something?....sry for the long message:)..thanks again
Been a long, long time since I posted here, but I finally have long hair. I also have what my brother in law calls a loose curl. I achieved 1 goal of being able to tie all of my hair back, but a new problem has shown up. Now my pony tail curls right up, into spiral curls. Which I hate. Doing it wet gives me steven seagal look, and I don't want that. Dry its poofy...like a big ball. All I want is a pony tail that kind of arcs out like in desperdo. Any ideas?
I will say this, looking back it didn't take a lot of time to grow it out, and I do have curly hair. So those struggling with trying to grow curly hair out, its a pain in the ass, but it can be done. And its worth it.
Unless you know exactly what you want.
I'm just ranting i guess but anyways, i mentioned to my mom i might want to clean up the back and sides of my hair while my bangs catch up, so i get home from school and she already has an appointment made for me at 6:15 and she says i have to go cuz she has to pay if i do or dont go. Well i was planning on thinking about it for a while and maybe finding a picture of the style i wanted for now.
Anyways I go there and tell the stylist to just clean up the back and sides and she takes off like an inch all over and thinned pretty much everything and it just kinda sucks, feels like i lost an arm or something ahh.
Moral of the story: Don't just let the stylist do what they want, have a plan before you go!
finally got one of the 3 rolls of film developed, dont have much time to add them to my page right now so heres just one, you cant really see how long it is, but oh well. this ones from december.
I cleaned house again, so my mom isn't talking to me. hehehe I've waited a year for her to clean the kitchen. She hasn't, so I went in with a garbage bag...and let's say she just isn't very happy with the clean kitchen. I can't help it. She won't throw anything away, EVER, and she doesn't clean anything. I have lived in fear of the health department for a year, and I just can't live like this any longer. It is no exageration, the garbage was piled half way to the ceiling when I moved in, you couldn't take your shoes off it was so filthy. There were little bugs crawling around on the counter in the stuff I tossed!!!
So, needless to say, I don't dare ask for a trim at the moment. I'd end up bald. LOL
Oh, I've changed domain hosts but everything is in transition right now. I'm not going to update until the transfer is complete. But I will update as soon as possible!
The pics below show the best I have ever been able to accomplish a low hung ponytail. Believe me though, with a little action, moving around and what-not, hair would be falling out of this tie. Mainly the hair from around front would be falling out anyway. The picture is a bit decieving in the fact that a lot of the upper to front hair is actually being held into place by the hair that is making it into the tie. One day soon I will have this defeated and all the hair will finally be secured in the tie with no problem. I will then be a major happy camper!
Thought I would share. Oh, and I plan on cleaning up the neck hair, I just haven't gotten around to it yet. Peace!
Hey all, My hair is naturally wavey and curly but I'm in the process of growing my hair and was just wondering how to grow it like Jack White's out of the 'White Stripes', it just looks so amazingly out of control.
Thanx in advance, Adam
My bangs are getting really long close to two inches past my chin but that two inches does a curl back up to the tip of my chin kind of hard to explain. Basically there long but the end does kind of a little cow lick. Was just wondering do you think that the weight will eventually straighten them out because my hair is already really long like 14 inches.
I was wondering about everybodies opinion on gay marrige? Also, I've noticed gay men tend to have short hair, why? Just asking
Luna
I was wanting to know if any of you guys ever miss your short hair days? I plan to have long hair until the day I die, but I must admit I have in the past missed my short hair. Do any of you ever have the same thoughts, or am I going insane?
Is it just me... or do the clothes we wear have an effect on how much we like our hair? I notice that I generally have good hair days and like the way it looks when I'm wearing shirts that have my favorite colors like blue, black, or dark grey.... But when I'm wearing shirts that I don't like the color for as much, like white, I generally don't seem to be as happy with the way my hair looks! Does anyone else experence similair feelings?
My goal for my hair growth is 8 inches of hair growth.Right now I have 3.25 inches in the back and 2 inches on top.I don't have any hair on the sides because I shave them off This style looks awesome!!My question is,where would 8 inches of hair reach to my neck, where? Thanks!!
n/t
Those of us with slightly wavy hair have the problem of the hair in back curling outward as it grows. You know what I mean - it looks like we have a little "hair handle" above our necks.
Anyway, I know this curl eventually falls as the hair gets longer, but am wondering if it happens gradually or all of a sudden as the hair reaches the critical weight to pull the curl out. The reason I ask is because it happened suddenly for me! Yesterday, my hair was still curling out about 2 inches (looking kinda weird), but today, its falling straight down on both sides. No straightening agents, blow drying, or nothing. Is this consistent with your experiences, guys?
My best friend in the whole world started growing his hair out when I did (August 2002), but I had a serious head-start on him. Now that I have trimmed my hair, it is even with him. He was mad when I trimmed it, but I think deep down he feels glad that I made a sacrifice partly for him. In addition, he has now started to tie his hair back, even though the side hair and bangs don't fit in with the back. He keeps that pushed behind his ears. My side hair fits in, and when my hair grows back, the bangs will fit in. The only thing is now my side hair and bangs still have a BIG headstart on his (by the way, his nickname is Nilok). But I have trimmed it all the way back to the beginning ponytail stage. God I hope my neckline gets fixed by the time my hair grows back! Wish me luck somebody.

As you can clearly see, I have this really strange problem. Some of you who read my posts know that I rant about this quite often. I have weird hair. On the top layer of hair, it's smooth and slightly wavy, curling at the ends. That's the nice part. The not-so nice part is the underneath layer of hair, especially on the sides. It is super fine in texture, and is very kinky and curls in tight spirals. It makes it impossible to keep my hair neat when I want to scrunch it or leave it in it's natural state. This is mainly why I straighten it, and gives me more than too much grief on occasion.
Given my hair problem, as well as my thinly structured face, I believe I do look better with shorter hair, or least when it's pulled away from my face. I honestly don't like wearing a tail, and I find it to be annoying most of the time. This could be the last straw for me keeping my hair long.
So, does anyone else have this problem with their hair? I don't know anyone else who does personally, but I wanted to hear from you all.
(if the pic doesn't show up, I probably went over my bandwidth... check back once in a while, and right click on the picture and click "Show Picture" and see if it shows)
I was reading through the posts below and saw a heated "discussion" between Hair Religion and someone else regarding hair growth and the moon.
I've said this before and I'll say it again...when it comes to hair...ANYTHING to do with long hair....you can trust and believe in what Hair Religion says.
You can also trust in what I say.
Hair Religion and I have been longhairs since many of the people here were babies in diapers. Many of you weren't even born yet when we had long hair!
If there's ever an argument between Hair Religion and anyone else, take it from me and believe what Hair Religion says. He is indeed a wise man when it comes to hair.
Some claims should be discounted immediately. Any claim of supernatural things (like cutting hair during a certian moon cycle) or claims of "super hair growth formula" that promises faster growth should be immediately disregarded as junk right off the bat.
Just my .02 on that issue. Good day, mates!
Oi.... I ve been growing my hair for about almost 5 months. Its almost 2-3nches. THe problem I am having is, I dont know What to do with my hair. Hehe...it sucks when your goin to partys and school and you have to wear a hat..(or any other accesories).with the hair i Have, Thick / wavey hair itsHard to do any thing with as in styling it. I 'm am seriously think about getting a haircut...Because parents and peers etc. Can any one give soMe Good tips ...Please , Likehat to do with iT!!
Thanx
So, the new shampoo I decided to try clearly isn't working as great as others that I've tried a couple of months ago. On friday I'm going to go and get either some Organics or Panten Pro V, wash my hair, dry it, and take a photo of it about 45 minutes after, as were my last photos in my last thread.
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JoNty
I'm 13 years old and my hair in the front is halfway past my eyes and my hair in on the side is a 1/2 inch past my ear. I don't have curly hair but it makes the shape of a "C" at my ears, forehead, and bottom of my neck. I want it completely srtaight and i want your recommendation on what to do. Should i use a hair straightener or will it natural fall straight since I'm not legally a "long-hair" yet.
Hey guys how are you doing? When will my hair on top start to fall down how many inches are typically needed to reach that point? Also my goal is to have 8 inches of hair growth.Is that base of the neck length?Right now I have 3.25 inches in the back and 2 inches on top.Thanks for your help guys once again!!
Hello everybody, I just wanted to say thank you for a wonderful and informative discussion board. My wife laughs at me because I care so much about my hair. She is a wonderful school teacher who prefers to keep her hair at about shoulder length. However, when she was younger she had long beautiful blonde hair. So it is good to see so many men out there like me.
A little about me: 42 years old, retired military, currently unemployed. I retired in Oct 2000, the last time shears got close to my head was Dec 2000. My hair is wavy and full of body, so apparent growth appears to be slow. It is in the middle of back right now. Keep in mind that I had "high and tights" for 20 years. I work out several days a week and constantly deal with sweaty hair because I live in Houston. I shampoo once, maybe twice a week, only when my wife starts complaining about my hair stinking. It seems that my hair becomes much more manageble and straighter the further it gets from shampooing. I blowdry every day, or my hair would take all day to dry. I'll begin to think of cutting it when it gets to about my butt. When I ride the scoot I put multiple bands on. I thought I would give those bunjiis' a try, so I bought a couple of them.
Anyway, I've rambled enough. Thanks to all!!
Chuck
I just got my ears pierced and well it looks great with my hair. THe picture on the right is the new one ill eventually add more from start to where i am now. Tell me what you think.
Hello all,
I was wondering if any of you can recommend a straightening iron of a particular brand or model. I went to the store today to look for one, and I couldn't decide what to get. All of them were packaged into sealed plastic packages which make it hard or impossible to return if opened. So if I were to buy one, I want to make sure I get one that is good.
Anyone of any suggestions?
Thanks...
Ive noticed that alot of people that have long hair also have a goatee. Is there any other type of facial hair that looks good with long hair. LIke a mexican mustache, or the always lovable mustache conecting with sideburns
I'm a fashion historian, and it seems that females with long hair to a lesser extenent are seen in a simaler way to men with long hair. A woman with really long hair is scene as more romantic and/sexually avabile, less practical, tends tword stereo types of their gender (EG: Female, gentler, weaker etc, and male: More dangourus, tougher) so it's not just men who are treated this way
Hi to all,
Has anyone heard of a product called melancor. They have a web site at www.melancor.com. They say if you take two capsuls a day your natural color will come back. Has anyone out there tried the stuff??? They say it is guaranteed. Sixty capsuls are $60 bucks. A bit much, but hell, if it works I'll go for it. But I would like to first hear from anyone out there who tried the stuff. Thanks to all who will write me. Take care,
Frank
hey whats up i have curly hair and i'm growing it i can get the back and top in a pony tail but the bangs arent quite there yet . when it gets long enough will the pony tail calm down the air when i let it out and straighten it a bit like eddie vedder type
Hey everyone, I just want to say, i've just finished the first steps in making my website,but not all links work. I've been using Yahoo, so now you can see my progress pictures. You probably wont be that impressed, because as you already know my hairs been growing out for almost 3 months,(will be 3 months on feb 28th:d) which makes me a newcomer:(
So nothing big, but any comments I welcome, I know its a hard question to answer, but do any of you think long hair will suit me or look good on me?
BTW i didnt on purposely copy Aarons website design, it was just convienient, any other colour would have been too vibrent, no hard feelings eh?
So check it out, if you want to go straight to the pictures page, heres the site; http://www.geocities.com/surferdude861/Progpics.html
Hope this links work...
Hey Guys, I got some pictures of my year and a half year old hair. The Pictures are really low quality and you cant really make much out, these were taken a while ago with a webcam that is now broken so dont expect much progress pics for a little while and im a little annoyed cos my hair is actually longer now and looks better, but have fun discussing my messy mane anyway!
Have any of you ever read romance novels (Yes I do recognize you are men, and probably intellegent as well, the reason I read them is because I think genre fiction needs more appretation, but I won't go into that) because the hero's are positive charecters and often have long hair, just a minor happy thought I thought I'd mention
I am a truck driver, 18 wheeler.
Are there any other truck drivers with long hair on this board.?
I'm curious to know what some of the people here, when mentioning stereotypical attractiveness, actually mean by that?
Stereotypical attractiveness can mean more than one thing of course and is not just one feature of the body (stereotypes inc. V shaped trunk&chest, muscular, feminine facial bone structure.)
From most of the long haired men I've known - they've been fairly heavily built and/or muscular. The only skinny ones have very angular faces which could not possibly be confused as female - but the larger men have much softer facial features.
Neither sets of these men follow the current trend that women find attractive - apart from the strange fact that barely any of them wear glasses. (Src - documentary on female attraction to facial&bodily bone structure - src (glasses) my own experience.)
I do not consider myself attractive by the modern British trend but I do seem to attract mainly long haired males. In turn I am usually attracted to long haired males. I dont find myself attracted to ANY males of the (British) stereotypical aesthetic features considered alluring or sexy.
So to the questions....
Are long haired males usually attracted to women who also do not fit the current trend of attractiveness and visa versa?
And/or is it more likely the women are attracted to other stereotypical male attributes?
Is it more likely that long haired males fit into subcultures in temperament and interests that makes the long hair a beacon to women who may have the same interests?
Thanks.
Has anyone ever seen Danny Cecati perform live or even on television? Does he headbang with all that hair...it must be something to see if he does. I would think it would hurt too much to toss that mane of his around. Anyone know? I love his hair!!!
remember the westerns ,the real cowboys had long hair ,look at wild bill hickock, he was proud of his ,so was general custor ,long blond wavey, women then loved it,
Jim Caviezel as Jesus
The hair Jim Caviezel's has in 'The Passion' (by Mel Gibson) may not be real,
but throughout the film...it looks great.
In fact, this film is full of fantastic, long-hairs!
just wondering, whats your opinions on trimming the bottom of your hair (the lowest ones) so the bangs can catch up with them? i personally think it looks better and alot neater that way and makes your hair look thicker but takes a while to get as long as it would be had you not trimmed, let me hear some thoughts on that please
for those of u who missed my last post,ere are my pics again.
Please have a look at them and tell me how they are.waiting for ur replies and also some new style ideas
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I trimmed about 3 - 4 inches off my back hair last night. I did this so that when it gets as long as it was again, the bangs will fit into the tie and my neck hair will have grown back more. Do any of you guys get trims or trim your own hair?
I've read a lot of posts from people. Who ask whether or not they should trim the hairs around their neck when they are growing out.
TRUST ME DONT DO IT - The arguement that a blunter cut with fewer layers will be less prone to curling is B.S.
Hair Curls around the neck because it is pushing against your collar, and not necessarily the collar of your shirt.
The only thing that will allow these hairs to grow straight is getting past the collar so they are nolonger restricted or scrunched by your neck and shoulder blades.
The fastest way to do this is to not cut them... trust me... I've learnt from bad experience.
You've just got to check out Danny's beautiful, incredible, majestic, magnificent, almost floor-length hair. His band "Eyefear" has some new pictures posted on their site. Start the week off with an eyeful or eyefear.
www.eyefear.com
From what i've read here in the past, it a lot of people have had negative things to say about Pantene Pro-Vene, that it dry's out the hair. I've been meaning to ask, cause i'm not sure if it's ever been specified here if this applies to all their shampoos/conditioners, particularly Pantene moisturizing conditioner?
Hi all.
I've noticed a discussion earlier about grey hair.
I (at my middle 20's) have a bit of grey hair(and get an occasional comment from time to time) and have no intention of dying it-I think that grey long hair(or at my case black long hair with white hairs here and there) is quite nice and I certainly wouldn't mind having later on in life a really grey long hair.
I'm intrested to know what do you guys think about the issue.
Have fun,
Adi.
Hey all. I had a woman friend braid my hair yesterday. I first put it in a ponytail and braided only that part. It was about 6 or 7 inches, longer than usual for my curly hair. Anyhow, I went to the movies, grocery store and dinner like that and was diggin' it. Think I may wear it to work like that soon. I'm approaching 1yr 6months soon and really enjoying my hair at last! Amphibman
hey,
I posted here back a few months ago... I'm nowhere near long hair but u guys were what made me decide to grow it long. I've always had it short, so its something different that I am enjoying has it grows "longer".
I waited another month just because I know that my hair is way short for it to be in the "long hair" hyperboard that way there can be some noticeable change in between pictures...
Questions/Comments/Suggestions encouraged =].
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As men age they all too often neglect their eyebrows and don't end up look like some old politician
I think you should not feel such a big sook to pluck them or trim them and allway keep combing them with an eyebrow comb.
I've never grown my hair out before and was just wondering how I can grow my hair out to look like ashton kutcher in Just Married? Does it have to be cut a certain way first?
anyone else notice the longhaired guy on the Britney "toxic" video??
so much for being out of style, that was the first guy she kisses!
not that i am into that kind of music or anything.
Kiwidan
Does anyone have any information about TMAC? Where did he go? Where are his updates? I'd be interested in seeing how long his hair is now. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Ive noticed there are many celebrities with long hair getting the chop recently, Cruise and Pitt for example, these guys had great hair before but both recently have gone for the crew cut look, very boring.
Hi, I was just wondering if anybody here has tried "Bed Head" hair products, i have been hearing good things about them particularly their "control freak" shampoo/conditioner/serum which alledgedly kills frizz ect. i have some frizz isses myself and may give it a shot. -Reuben
Has anyone here ever heard of putting certain types of oil in thier hair.
See my parents are from pakistan and there it is normal to massage oil's into your hair. Pretty much any kind of oil will do, coconut, almond etc, even cooking oils!
It sounded wierd to me too but it is supposed to help the scalp and is good for the hair.
I tried it the other day with coconut oil and it actually feels good. It gives my hair a slick look and as im in the awkward stage (about 3-4 inches) it keeps it looking quite tidy rather than using hair gels.
Even better results was I first used straightners and got my hair very straight and then applied the oil, it looks much better and more manageble.
I am looking for hair salons in Salt Lake City that are sensitive to men who wear their hair long. Would appreciate any info.
I have posted my February 2004 progress pictures on my website. After twenty months of hair growth I have reached an important milestone, the end of my awkward stage. I am trying to wear my hair down as much as possible. Today I noticed a guy with just-at-shoulder-length hair looking at me, just like I used to stare at guys with past-shoulder-length hair and wonder when I would get there. Keep growing everybody. Take good care of your hair and don't let anybody else determine your path.
To help me decide on a final length I just wonder how those at waist length or below wear their hair - loose or tied? I'd really love to wear my hair loose when it's finally out of AS but is this practical at extreme lengths, esp with very thick, coarser hair?
Cheers,
Armin
I want my hair long, and now. What are some ways to make it easier and make the process much faster when it comes to this subject?
i've been growing my hair for about 5 months now but it is a slow and laborious task! I've seen all these advertisements for vitamin supplements which are supposed to make your hair grow faster but has anyone used them and do they work? I'm not talking about Regaine or stuff that eases baldness, i hgave a full head of hair i want to grow. If no-one knows about the vitamin supplements does anyone have any hints and tips on how to grow my hair faster before i lose heart and get it all cut off!! Any help would be much appreciated, cheers
Can anyone explain how these work in somewhat detail and possibly recommend one they think is good. The under layer of the back area of my hair gets severely knotted and I really need a solution.
Thanks in advance
Well, Brad Pitt has cut his hair, after having it so long for "Troy"(which looks awesome!) Anyway, I understand that, but I was reading on a message board and what people are saying will come as bad news to any Long-hairs.
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000093/board/nest/5492096
I wonder what these people would think if they knew that in real life he prefers to have long hair?
Hi, I haven't posted here before, but am a frequent visitor of the boards and your advise is always very commendable. I just have 1 question though. Iv'e been growing my hair for the past 2 - 3 months and I have stright hair. Top and sides are about 3 1/2 inches and the back is around 4 inches. The thing is, although my hair is stright on the top, sides and back, the hair that is growing down my neck on the left and right hand sides behind my ears seems to curl upwards. I don't know why this is, considering the rest is straight, but i was just wondering if this is just a 'stage' and when my hair gains more weight from the back, these curls will ease off a little.
Anyway, thanks for your time, and any info on this will be much appreciated. Also it would be good to hear (to stop me from worrying :p ) wheather this happened to anyone else here who has straight hair, when they were growing theirs.
I'm not having a good week. And if one more guy says he's cutting his hair off I just may get suicidal. Or homicidal. Not sure. Maybe both.
Complimented a guy on his waiste-length hair the other day, and he says "yeah, but it's getting to be a pain. It's always in the way and getting in my face. I think I'm going to chop it all off."
UUUUUUUGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHH! I'm hearing this entirely too much. Why????
My hair is down to my waiste also. It blinds me. It gets in the way. I just move it. No problem. Gets in the way too much? Pull it back. C'mon guys. There are too few guys out there for us girls who love long hair.
How many guys love a girl with long hair? Practically all of them. We're supposed to deal with this dangly crap hanging from our heads, why can't you?
I do it for you, please give me the same courtesy and let your hair grow.
***This has been a public service announcement for women who love long haired men. We now return you to your regularly scheduled program.***
Ok - I'll admit I'd never heard the term 'longhairs' before I got to this site.... but what does that make us women who notice a man every time a pretty head of hair walks past? Is there a name for us? You know who we are... our heads turn every time you walk past with your long hair cascading like a water fall down to your knees and next thing you know we're tripping over our drooling tongues trying to hide the fact we've been staringing at you. LOL :P
Just curious what you guys call us. xx
(Yes I know I'm a saddo.)
*Surferdude is my new name, formerly known as New Chris, because i like surfing and im not that new anymore so I think i need a new name:)*
I just had a question, by washing your hair often, does it slow your hair growth rate?
"Rather than fighting with the darkness, which is impossible anyway, switch on the light. Rather than fighting with ourselves, trying to improve ourselves, trying to live up to others' ideas of who or what we should be, we can start by simply accepting ourselves as we are. If existence has invited us to be here, who else's permission do we need to accept ourselves as we are? Once we relax into this acceptance, once we stop pretending to be other than how we are, once we stop struggling to impress others (who are struggling equally hard to impress us), once we stop trying to defend ourselves, justify ourselves...Once we stop trying to hide our wounds, even from ourselves, but rather open them to the air and the light, the healing happens on its own...There is no greater freedom than to be free of others' expectations, to be able to live our lives spontaneously, with awareness." ~Osho
i typically wear a hat to work every day since most of the mornings i don't feel like having to fool with it... i'm still in the awkward stage apparently, and the back of my hair that is not covered by the hat sort of flips and poofs out. i've noticed now even when i'm not wearing a hat it does this...so, did my hair get used to this with the hat, and just does it all the time? if i stop wearing a hat will this go away after some time? and any tips you guys can offer for fixing for work would be helpful...thanks!
*You may begin to panic at the 'growing' number of hairs in your bathroon sink?
*In the past, things like shampoos were probably one of the last things on your mind.
But now that you are growing out your hair, you find yourself starting to experiment with many different brands!
* As your hair gets longer, you begin to inspect your clothes for any 'shed' hairs.
* Your normally trouble-free drains now seem to require some occassional unclogging!
* You find yourself actually forced to make some decisions about WHAT to do with your hair when you go to bed !
* When your hair tickles your nose and gets into your eyes, ears, and mouth(!)
you may think: "WHY am I even putting myself through all this trouble?"
*People start to make their little comments and then you react out loud, or quietly within yourself.
* You begin wondering about things like: " How much will MY hair grow in a month, two months...a year?"
*And all the while your hair is getting longer & longer you will keep asking
yourself questions like:
Am I doing the right thing?
Is this really what I want?
Will my long hair change the way my family, friends and others react towards me?
Will I sort of become a different person within?
Do I REALLY want to go through with this?
Just L(.)(.)K at me! Will I get through all of this?
Are things EVER going to get better?
Is there a light at the end of THIS tunnel?
The short answer to all of those questions is probably: "Yes"☺
hey, My hair all comes down to my shoulders, its about 12 inches long and straight but it does this stupid looking thing where it curls up just at the end, dunno if im explaining that too well but its seriously annoying me!! can anybody help?
does anyone have *GOOD* suggestions on how to grow my hair out? it is about chin length. desparate. help!!
Can the sun cause damage to your hair if you expose your hair to it too long?
Here's what's running through my mind tonight.
First, a milestone of sorts - my hair is now getting in the way of eating. If I lean forward over a plate of food, my bangs will sometimes fall forward and get in my food and my mouth. Ugh. Unpleasant, I know, but it means they're getting longer.
Second, an observation. It seems to me there are two types of long-haired men. There are men who wear their hair long, taking care of it, styling it, etc. And then there are men who simply have long hair and do nothing with it.
Third, an accusation, I guess. Maybe it's just me, but I think there are some people here who one might call "hair fascists." Hair must never be cut, ever, for any reason whatsoever. Anyone who has a trim or haircut of any kind for any reason is a heretic and unworthy of living. You know who you are. Which brings me to...
Finally, a realization. I'm not so sure that what I want is "long hair." While on vacation I stopped in at BRGallagher's studio. We chatted a while. I looked at a lot of photos. It seems to me (and Bruce, you're welcome to comment with your observations) that the styles I really liked weren't necessarily LONG, just shaggy.
I'll be honest with you all. I'm not into the whole hair down to my waist thing. My brother has that. It's not for me. I don't think it looks good on me. Frankly, I don't think it looks good on him. It's not our fault, we just don't come from exceptional genes, and I think it takes an incredibly striking man to pull off that sort of long hair. (I can feel the anger rising off the fascists from item three already.)
That said, I'm still trying to make it to August, because I'm still in some latent awkward stage and even when I finally do beg someone to do SOMETHING to style this mop, I want it to be a LONG style, as long as it HAS style.
So there's my four cents for the night (inflation.) Go ahead. Flame me. Support me. Whatever. I just needed to say this publicly.
Chris
=:@}
Do you grow your sideburns when growing long hair? i have been cutting them and wondering if your not meant to?
Hi i decided in August 2003 i wanted to grow out my hair... So i shaved my head and since then it has been growing. Most people say to me i should shave my head... But I refuse to. THe problem is after i take shower .. My hair goes in To super-Fro mode... : ) which is a BITCH! But even when i put gel into it it goes curly in some places and its very hard to control... i have to use like a half a bottle of Gel to get it to stap puT... Does any one have any ideas For hair styles or what.. ANything!!
I haven't checked the board in several months but i wanted to take a few minutes to write a thank you. My hair now falls below my shoulders and i have approx 12 months growth from a buzz cut. I now feel like i have long hair and wanted to say thanks for all the support throughout the bad hair phase. There were a few times when i almost broke down and returned to my buzz cut.
happy i didn't!
Cheers folks,
S.
hey guys how it been? anyway i wana know something? i have curly hair but its not like very bad curly i'm still in the akward stage. any one know if hair straightens out as it gets longer not straight like an arrow but wavy like i dunno any one tell me thanx later
Has anyone had any luck with straightening or "de-curling" products? I had some money to blow, so wandered into my local girly hair goop aisle to buy:
Citre Shine Straightening Balm
John Frieda Wind-Down Relaxing Creme
Special Effects (?) Straighten-Out smoothing treatment
The directions say these may require the use of a hair dryer while holding the curl tightly flat against your head. I did this, and all that happened was the curled ends frizzed up and looked poofy. The Citre Shine and John Frieda stuff seems to help without the hair dryer, though. If I put them in like gel, then air dry, then comb through, the hair feels heavier and lays flatter, though also has a greasy feeling to it as well.
Have any of you tried the above or anything similar? What about straightening irons? My hair really isn't curly, just a bit wavy. I have the same problem that other people have posted about. The hair in back wants to "wing out" so the back of my head looks like a duck's ass. :) Do I just have to wait for the hair to get long enough to fall?
Thanks. This board is a great resource and I read it often!
I was wondering if any of you guys could give me good advice on shaving my face. I always get razor burn and don't cut close enough. I don't want a beard to go with my hair though.
As men age they all too often neglect their eyebrows and don't end up look like some old politician
I think you should not feel such a big sook to pluck them or trim them and allway keep combing them with an eyebrow comb.
I've been growing my hair out for about 3 months now (of course, it really hasn't grown out that much), but before I grow it out to be too long, I was wondering about how far down on your neck should your hair be when you start out? My hair is slightly below my ears on my neck right now. I would try to grow it out longer on my neck, but it doesn't seem to want to grow longer. Should I just grow long hair from slightly below my ears, or what? Please help me, I'm confused! lol
I've come to know that more white people loose their hair than black people. First question, is this right?
Anyway, I've had a thought about white people who have dread locks. Sure, if they don't start loosing hair, than that's good, but what if they do? The dread locks are exactly what they are, locked. Let's say your hair line starts going back over a few years, as the hair comes out, it's still going to be in the lock, until it looks like it's hanging off, and the whole locks comes off one day (while sleeping maybe).
Is this what would actually happen if someone with dread locks started to loose their hair?
-
JoNty
I want to know how high up on your neck some of you guys tie your hair. Because of my mistake in shaving my neck (see Charles Bottoms)it seems like I have to tie my hair a lot higher than I should have to. How long will it take my nape hairline to get fixed?
Are there any men out there at least in their 30's that used to have long hair in their teens/20's and then either shaved or buzzed their heads and kept that look for years and then went back to long hair again at an older age? If so, was it harder mentally to make the decision to go long again? Was a receding hairline or graying hair an issue? And will you go back to bald again? I'm seriously considering growing my hair out again after years of being bald by choice and I'm interested in other men's experiences. Thanks, Scott
I am concerned that I will go bald. My dad died at forty and wasn't going bald. My brother is forty and isn't going bald. My mom's dad didn't go bald until he was 70 or so. I never want to lose my hair. I know if I do go blad I will still not cut my hair, I just don't want it to fall out!
Getting into this posting thing!
Like I said the other day, I'm into month 4/5 of my experiment. The back of my head resembles a gorillas arm pit whilst the top is pretty straight. Should I get a trim and lose the curls? My hair is really really thick. I'd deff leave the top as its nowhere long enough yet.
Last time I had long hair I grew it a the back first like some kind of fool and ended up looking like a King Charles Spanial with curls around my neck. I dont want to end up looking like that again!
Cut the back or not? thats the question.
I meant to tell everyone about this earlier but I was preocuppied last night when I posted and I fogot... Saturday night saw the worst piece of hair abuse I have received so far.
I was out with my mates in small club which had a chatty DJ working the decks from a small station behind the bar. He decided it would be funny to start hassling people at random in the club... Why not? Afterall he had no skills with the mixing deck and his choice of music sucked.
Of course he couldn't pass-up the opportunity to comment on my hair style - which for the purposes of the evening was the classic half-tail. Curiously I wasn't the only person in the club sporting this style another lad, (who I didn't know,) had given it ago though failed miserably through a lack of necessary length.
So not only did I take a hurl of abuse for having a Quote: "stupid haircut" and Quote: "looking rediculous" he then suggested that this other lad was my boyfriend and maybe we should get a room together.
Naturally I returned his comments with the single and quite apt phrase: "Tosser!" And me and my mates promptly drank up and left...
Hmmm... Good Job Mr DJ! You just cleared the pub! You'll be getting your contract renewed won't you...
I can't believe the number of DJ's on this island who actually think they are going to endear themselves to the punters by taking the piss out of them. And they feel secure just because they are the ones with the mike. We're they bullied as children or something?? Why do some people never grow-up.
Of course by standing out and being different - I'm like clay pigeon at 2 feet...
My name here previously was Charles Bottoms, but my nickname is Ivix. I'll use that from now on. I would like to know from some of you guys with waist or butt length hair how long it took you to grow it that long.
Please give me suggestions for brushing my hair at various lengths.
hey guys whats up i saw that eddie vedder post. no one really answered any one know how he gets his curly hair straighter i can tell he doesnt use iron and heat but i;ve seen many pics of him with shorter curly hair then when its like shoulder length its straighter i duno anyone got any ideas please tell
Hello everyone I have decided to grow my hair out again after I had it to about chin level last time, I have a hard time being a 17 year-old in school and growing out my curly/waving hair type, but I gota cut after constant criticism from peoples...But its gotten better and I havent cut my hair for around 3-4 months now and its getting longer by the week...I have my digital camera up and going I am going to try and post a pic or two here soon.
This goes against what a lot of people want, but I feel my hair just grows FAR too fast. I know most everyone here wants all the length they can get as soon as possible, but the fact that it grows so fast is ruining my enjoyment of it. Does anyone know of any methods, ways, or anything I can do to slow down it's super charged growth? It's faster than a speeding bullet!
Interesting study about the perception of long hair on guys. It shows that people seem to like it if it's kept nice and clean.
http://www.flp.ed.ac.uk/socanth/amy1011t.htm
Today I got a bandwidth warning. This is the earliest in the month I've ever had a bandwidth warning. If usage on the site continues as is, the site will be shut down for the remainder of the month.
I'm still working on trying to figure out why there is such a huge increase in bandwidth compared to just a month ago. Meanwhile, everyone can help avoid a shutdown by following these guidelines:
* Don't check the board more than you have to.
* Don't post messages unless they are useful.
* Quote only text that needs to be quoted.
* Don't link directly to pictures on this site. I've been taking action on this one, and I'll shut down the ability completely if I have to. For now, I'll allow it in moderation.
Additionally, I will trim the board fairly aggressively for the remainder of the month. This means that daily, any thread older than 7 days old will be removed. Consequently, one other item will be appropriate:
* Don't reply to an old thread unless you have a good reason. If starting a new thread will accomplish what you need, that would be preferred.
I will also be doing things offline which may or may not affect the look of the board in the future.
i've grown my hair out, but i'm not sure how to style it.
could anyone post pics of men's styles?
Hi Shelby.
I noticed your comments from my old post from a couple of weeks ago about my hair - thank you!
As to the way I wear it - usually just your basic ponytail for most of the time as it prevents it getting dirty and tangled. If it's cold I wear it down. I've been keeping it down much more often lately and I love to go out on a walk into the countryside and just let my hair flow free.
As to anyone helping me with my hair my Mum used to be a professional hairdresser so she trims it for me about once every six months but apart from that it's all my own doing. I wash it every night but only with a tiny bit of shampoo else it has a habit of going frizzy.
Thanks,
Mark
My hair is very thick, somewhat wavy, and a bit curly at the ends. Some say it reminds them of Frodo from LOTR but its not that curly. I would like to achieve a straighter longer look, for example Tom Cruise (MI-2) or seen on Johnny Depp in many films. How can get my hair more manigable without doing something drastic?
Thanx
Greetings,
My hair is not really thick, I have been losing 1-20 hairs a day for 6 months now (ever since i started growing). Its about 6-8 inches long now and i am thinking about cutting it short to about 3-4 centermeters to treat the scalp which is itching regularly and treat the hair with eggs and olive oil and henna so it can grow thick and stop falling out. Does anyone think its a good idea to cut off my hair to regrow it with treatments and care?
I wash my hair with treseme every time I take a shower, which is usually every day. I never use conditioner because it messes my hair up too. The point is, if your hair and conditioner don't agree, try just using a moisturizing shampoo. Maybe something for dry or damaged hair.
Hi there,
I was just wondering how often do you guys shampoo/condition your hair?
I've started to grow out my hair, it's about 2 inches to 2.5 inches around. My hair is naturally wavey, but lately I've been shampooing everyday, and conditioning every another day. I feel like my hair is getting too dry and krinkly that it's actually starting to curl in the 'nesty' type of way. Using conditioner seems to make my hair feel worse, and I do wash out the conditioner completely under semi-warm water. I'm using the aussie mega shampoo and conditioner.
My hair seems to self repair itself when I stop shampooing or conditioning, and it becomes silky because of the natural hair oil. The problem is that it isn't as clean smelling, especially since I exercise daily. Also, living in a winter climate in the center of a busy city doesn't help either.
Any recommendations?
Thanks...
Note* Due to trouble with Imagestation and Xanga, the pictures don't always show up upon first browse. I've rechecked the URLs several times and haven't pinpointed a particular problem. I have found that reloading the page (and/or closing and reopening your browser) will cause different combinations of the new pics (and old ones down below) to show up. With a few tries, the three new ones can be viewed. I will also try to include the photos directly into this post, yet I don't know if the same problem will persist. If the entire post is pointless and the new pics can't be viewed, I apologize.
Hello people...
*I will be changing my name soon :)*
Ive just come home and bought Aussie Miracle moist shampoo, so I'll let you know how I get on, crazytrain:)
Anyway, back to the point!, is there any link between taking Cod liver oil such as Seven seas and a big increase in rate of hair growth? I have been taking liquid cod liver oil since June and started to grow my hair out in late November. I found before I needed a haircut every fortnight! Doesnt it seem logical that any oil, especially cod liver oil, improves the shinyness of your hair, make it stronger, and also make it grow faster? Does anyone else here take cod liver oil suppliments? Maybe I can recommend taking it!
I started growing my hair in August 2002. It has been a little more than a year and a half since then and it is coming along pretty steadily. My only two problems are my bangs, which were trimmed about a full inch and a half shorter than the rest of my hair, and a mistake I made. I have acne on my neck and thought that if I shaved the hair on the back of my neck that it would help. I ended up taking the hairline up about a whole inch and it is only now starting to try to get back to normal. Does anybody have any encouragement or info that I may find useful. I'm going to let it get as long as it wants to, I don't have trouble taking care of it (washing, brushing, etc.)
Hello guys,
I got a problem when I want to do a half-ponytail with my hair due to the middle or center parting of my hair. My hair is used to that, and so I also get a sort of parting when I tie my hair. So there´s this little stripe on my scalp, which isn´t covered by hair :(
Does anyobdy know how I can solve that problem other than using another parting...?
greetz and thx for all answers :)
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The only 'problem' seems to be the strong 'fresh' scent. It's clean-smelling
but maybe a bit too much so!
I have NOT tried ViVE for Men because I have no desire to make my hair thicker!
But maybe some of you out there with thinner hair might be interested in that.
(I also continue to use the Melting Gel and the Liquid Spray gel as needed).
I've been growing my hair for almost 2 years now and no matter what i couldnt get rid of frizz but about a week ago i stopped using conditioner completely and now use a creamy thing called Frizz-Ease It does wonders for my hair 100 times better than conditioner ever did has anyone else tried this stuff
I just got a new leave in conditioner and it's called ion and is made by sally. heres the ingredients, i don't know much about chemicals so if someone could tell me if this product is ok to use -
water(aqua),dicetyldimonium Chloride,Amodimethicone,Tallowtrimonium Chloride, Nonoxynol-10,Hydrolyzed Keratin,Propylene Gycol,Hydrolyzed collagen, panthenol(ProVitamin B5), Trisodium EDTA, Polysorbate 20, Methylparaben,Diazolidinyl Urea, Citric Acid, Parfum
Hi,
my hair is very straight and when it grow it out it tends to be spikey instead of wavy. I was wondering if there was any sort of shampoo/conditioner that can help straight hair be a bit curly. I dont want very curly hair but just enough so that if i grow it out it has some curl to it.
Thanks,
Whats up guys. Warning the post is kind of long. I think something is up with my hair and I have no idea what it is. I have wavy brown hair. I part it down the middle and push it behind my ears. I've been growing it out for for a little over a year now(used to be buzzed). Its it is fairly even at the botton, since I had the back trimmed up a couple months ago.
I wash and condition my hair just about every day. It is usually pretty fluffy once it dries, so I usually end up wetting it down again and I don't any problems out of it after that. It still fluff up a little and gets wavy, but its not out of control and will stay behind my ears.
Here this last couple weeks I haven't been washing and conditioning it everyday, to avoid the fluffy stuff. I noticed my hair doesn't do it if I don't wash it every day, so I haven't been. Haven't had any problems.
Except now for some strange reason, whenever I get my hair wet I get a lot of resistance running my hands through it. Not rats or tangles, just plain old resistance. I can literaly hear my hair squeeking when it is wet and I run my hands through it. I don't know what the hell is going on, but I swear it never did that before. When I shampoo it in the shower it seems like I get a LOT MORE resistance when running my hands through my hair when rincing the shampoo off. Feels like I am pulling my hair when I rince the shampoo out. So I put the condition on, and it goes back to being able to run my hands through it fine. The conditioner rinces out fine, I comb my wet hair easily, let it dry out and it is fine. I can come comb it when it is dry fine. Later on, throw some water on it, and it is squeeking when I run my hands through it and I am getting resistance. When the hair dries it is nice and soft and easy to run my hands or a comb through.
I don't know if I am tripping here or what, but I never noticed this stuff before.
I don't know much about taking care of hair at all. I used pantene pro v shampoo and conditioner, it is what I have always used. I used to braid cornrows in my hair or I would gel it back. But these last few months I have been doing neither. These last few months I haven't noticed this stuff about my hair, so I think maybe there is a problem?
So is there a problem? or am I just being paranoid and showing my lack of knowledge about hair?
Thanks, sorry for the long post.
I have read your posts often about haircare and what could help to make it look healthier or whatever and I don't think it really makes a difference that I am an woman and I swear I do really NOTHING to my hair (about waist long, it was never short in my life) exept washing every 3-6 days. My hairdresser is astonished when I say I do nothing to my hair and she is can't belive it either that it looks so healthy. I did try different products in the past but I did not see any noticeable effect, maybe afterall its waste of money and the companys only want to make money and it helps nothing actually so since a long time I don't spend money on this anymore exept a simple normal cheap schampoo. Maybe its just a phychological effect when you use this stuff, and think your hair looks better after using it, only my opinion....any experiences wich prove I am wrong?
I wish I could post my pic but I don't know how and I do not have webspace :-(
Hi People
Gotta quick question which might seem a little odd....For the past few weeks or so my hair has taken on an Annoying Bigness. I see lots of volumising products and methods, but I have no idea how to 'devolumise' my hair.
I think I'm screwed cos I have thick hair which is slightly wavy, but I'm trying to come up with a way of "de-volumising" my hair any suggestions?
Thanks
-Sorted-
I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
Alternately copy the following URL:http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpgAny comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Longhaired Paul on February 10, 2004 at 08:14:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.Looks really good! Glad you are growing it longer. It will look even better. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Justin on February 10, 2004 at 10:00:51: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Looks FANTASTIC Mark! A "few more inches?" You just never know........it could end-up waist length. :-) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dawn Ashley on February 10, 2004 at 10:02:18: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Your hair looks awesome Mark. Well conditioned and cared for too. The natural body looks teriffic on you also, congratulations on reaching your goal Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Coyote on February 10, 2004 at 14:53:50: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Very nice! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Ivan on February 10, 2004 at 16:53:35: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Good looking. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Blondeboy on February 10, 2004 at 18:30:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark.Mark,Absolutely awesome....what incredibly shiny, smooth hair. Your patience for the last two years is now being rewarded by the way our hair looks at this point. Keep growing it out...you'll no doubt look fantastic when your hair reaches mid-back or longer. Wow, I feel SO JEALOUS! Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Marc A on February 10, 2004 at 19:32:43: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: Keep it growing man,looks great!The other Mar(c) Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Brian on February 10, 2004 at 22:22:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I remember you posting a long time ago. You were a huge inspiration then, and still are now!Keep it long, looks great!- Brian Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by Dave on February 11, 2004 at 00:09:29: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: WOW WOW WOW WOW WOWAWESOME PIC!!!DAVEROMJOCK@AOL.COM: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Great ! n/t Posted by T a r i k h on February 12, 2004 at 05:07:06: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: : I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. Re: Hair Pic - comments welcome Posted by John on February 12, 2004 at 19:08:38: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: GREAT looking hair!!! Another 2 or 3 inches will look AWESOME!!!: I haven't posted a picture for a while. Originally I decided my goal length was around what it is here but I have decided to grow it about another two or three inches.: Hopefully if the link works - here's the pic. : Alternately copy the following URL:: http://members.lycos.co.uk/Mark_Mather/Image003.jpg: Any comments are welcome. Thanks for looking!: Mark. very pretty hair Posted by shelby on February 17, 2004 at 10:12:31: Previous Next In Reply to: Hair Pic - comments welcome posted by Mark on February 10, 2004 at 06:14:30: I think your hair is very pretty. With your current length I am sure you wear your hair several different ways. Could you let us know in what styles you wear your hair? I would really like to know. Do you have anyone that helps you with your hair?I also agree that you should grow your hair 3 inches longer.Shelby Main Board
I have finally set up a simple website, in which I have included photos of my hair.
I have never gone more than about 2 months without a haircut. Never, that is, until May, 2003. Since then, I have only trimmed the back a bit.
I have waited awhile to post the photos for the simple reason that I do not wish to be missleading. My goal is to make it a year. Don't missunderstand, I think long hair on a guy is cool and this is evidenced by my comments for the past year or so. It's just that it's not for me at this point in my life.
So without further adue.. comments welcomed.
ToddB
got some cool pics of my hair, i think i'm coming along with the progress quite well,paste these links in the adress tab
http://www.angelfire.com/music5/guitars7/000_0956.JPG
http://www.angelfire.com/music5/guitars7/000_0969.JPG
Hiya
My man's hair is down to the pitt of his back right now and has been that way a few years. We're looking for a way to help grow it longer (past the bum).
Any hints? Vitamins... excercise... the right shampoo?
He's got straight medium brown fine hair. It grows naturally into a shaggy round base (not a straight cut like fresh from the salon).
No picture yet. Cheers guys! :-)
what I can do to make my hair more managable? It's currently just past shoulder-length back & sides, bangs to chin, but EXTREMELY thick!
It sits flat on top but has a thickness of a full 4" at the sides, viewed front on. So the whole thing doesn't look too good. I normally tie it back and gel it but I'd love to be able to wear it down but don't know how I could do this.
There's no way I'd walk around with an undercut (just my personal opinion, no offense)- I've had it layered in the past but that was a disaster! Gelling & leaving it loose doesn't work either. I'm close to just giving up on it and I was wondering if anyone here had a solution? Sorry, I don't have any pics but you know those 60's hair-do's?!!
Also I should say my hair is NOT curly, just slightly wavey.
Thanks in advance,
Wilde Wolfe.
apologies for the length of this post
I've been using the Loreal Smooth Intense Shamppo and the Conditioner along with the Anti-Frizz Serum after I towel dry my hair and it does make my hair feel smoother but my scalp seems to itch a bit and I notice some flaking like dandruff as a negative side effect of using the Smooth Intense products and am wondering if I should stop using it. Anyone else noticed these problems after using Smooth Intense?
Hello all!
Don't post much here but I'm always looking.
I'm into month 5 of my hair growing experiment and I've been parting my hair in the middle for a while now. What I have been noticing is that the direction of the hair when parted points forward. It sort of gives a chevron or sargent stripe look to my hair if you get what I mean.
Does/did anyone elses hair do this? Is there any way I can keep it back?
Hi everyone, yesterday I purchased Aussie Mega Shampoo and Aussie Mega Conditioner, and apart from the nice smell, I really feel my hair feels worse, than before.
I used to shampoo my hair with Garnier Fructis, which has amino acids and is made out of fruit concentrate, and condition my hair with VO5 Sheer vitality, then lightly towell dry my hair and leave it to dry naturally and I'd notice my hair would feel silky and smooth even the day after, but using Aussie Mega Shampoo and Aussie Conditioner really dries my hair out, and i notice my hair tangles up quite a bit, even after using conditioner. I didnt have these problems before, can anyone recommend an alternative or what i'm doing wrong? My hair is roughly 4 inches long.
i have long hair and came across this website because i'm actually looking to purchase a hair band to keep my hair in shape for when i'm playing soccer. I saw a guy on a team i played against the other week and he had like a metal hair band that scrapes the hair back at the front (not one of those ones which come round the back of the head as well) but i've looked everywhere and can't find one like it. All i can find is plastic crap. Can anyone help me out? Would be much appreciated! Cheers, such
I know this is not an uncommon problem cos I've seen it on plenty of guys but is there a good way of treating hair follicles that are prone to infection?
Washing properly is pretty obvious and scrubs don't work well with a beard so are there any better tips?
Currently I'm finding the best method for this is to pluck the little offenders. Would prefer to prevent damaged hairs appearing though.
Cheers mateys.
Hello,
I've finally decided to let my hair grow out some. It's naturally thick and curly. I usually use products to manage my hair and I full plan to continue to do so during my growing out stage, though I'm switching to different products to better handle the longer lengths. I've never had long hair and I'd chicken out previously due to bad hair days. This time I'm sticking it out and I find it easier to deal with bad hair days now that I've made up my mind.
I'm doing research to understand best how to deal with long hair. I was hoping that you would have any suggestions for my particular hair type.
Thanks!
Alex
Sorry if this questions been asked before (I looked in the archives), but when leave in conditioner (or normal conditioner for that matter when not rinsed out) is applied to hair, does it act like a sort of light gel or mousse, as in allowing for the styling thats possible with wet hair?
Hi all,
Just came across this ad in a flyer at a mall. The store, named "Le Chateau" sells young fashion clothing.They have about a hundred stores in the province of Quebec (Canada).
Shows the progress for long hair on guys; it's becoming trendy.
Discount dreadlocks which I am no big fan as is usually old hair past its anagen phase that is staying behind to be mattered the new.
Has anyone know of any link of anyone else with such long well goomed hair as this guy?
Ive had long hair before, I know the drill. Society treating me as if I am intellectually inferior, or a mindless hippy, or whatever. Even if I do not come across that way in my behavior. Any way, what I actualey wanted to say is:
My hair is thick, and shaving it an inch above my side-burns helps. So what I came hear to say was, I have noticed my tips at work seem to have decreased in this awkward stage. I find it interesting that that they have dropped, while my performance as a waiter has remained the same. Could this be because of my hair? Or because the economy sucks? Just wondering!
I was going through some files on my computer and I came across a poem I wrote shortly after coming to this board. I figured I'd post it again because I think most of us could relate to it! Enjoy!
Being a Longhair
Being a longhair is so much fun,
Whether in the rain or under the sun.
I am glad to let it grow and grow,
Just takes so damn long, you know?
A few months ago when I started to post here
I had some concerns all wrapped up in fear:
Will others still see me for who I am?
How will I feel? Will I give a damn?
My fears were slowly laid to rest
After hearing some posts, both serious and jest.
The post, however, that sticks out in my mind
Stated, "It's how you carry yourself"; how divine!
So I decided to grow, no matter what others feel.
It's who I am...my identity, and I think there's appeal.
I like having some different options, too;
To wear it up or down, and trying some things new.
No, to grow is not for the faint of heart,
For growing takes courage and persistence, to start.
There will be times to face when you'll want to cut it all!
But that's when you need to say, "Hell no!" and stand up tall!
Yes, you'll have challenges and obstacles to overcome,
Like name-calling and misperceptions, just to name some.
Don't worry, though, there are ways around that Hell,
Like responding with humor, which I find works well!
Yes, I know, sometimes it is a pain in the rump:
Slow hair growth, hair tangles and those awful hair clumps.
And let's not forget that no matter what your age,
Most of us get hit with that infernal "awkward stage"!
Ahh yes, the awkward stage, it's not fun at all...what a fuss.
But there are sprays, gels, hats and BEST of all...us!
For one day that hair will grow and fall as a mane
And you'll think, "I wanted to cut! How insane!"
What should I take out of this poem today?
I can think of a thing or two to say:
If youre doubting your growth or shunning with fear,
Remember, what makes you happy is the way to steer.
After all, you only have ONE life to live
Shouldn't you give YOURSELF all you can give?
Well, I really enjoyed this, I had a ball
Talking to you about long hair and all.
For I thought I'd share these words with you
And make you smile in the process too.
Composed by: FITMUS
9/5/02
Hi Reflective,
I just wanted to say "thanks" for suggesting those hair ties you mentioned in response to my "hair ripping" post. I purchased some and tried them immediately. There was a very noticeable difference. I hardly get any breakage when removing those hair ties you suggested. In fact, I'm going to get some for my wife and daughter now too! :)
It's a leave in conditioner. I just tried it last night. It SEVERELY reduced tangling. Some of you guys might want to try it.
So I got some three minute miracle- and i want to know, what is the process for it? Like do you do it after you shampoo, before you shampoo, put regular conditioner on before or after, or do you just use the three minute miracle and nothing else? And how often a week do you use it? thanks
I've been wondering, since your body works at a faster pace when you excersise properly and eat well, would'nt your hair grow faster if your metabolism is quicker than average?does anyone know?
-sean
If anyone minds, I read alot of the posts below about these bands, unfortunatly I am not afraid to admit I don't know most of them, I guess I am more familiar with mainstream. But here is my question, where might I find some of these bands cd's? Always open to new stuff. I also Hate buying cd's at $15-20 with out at least knowing there is something on it I will like.
Not looking to get laughed at, I am really into alot of 80's stuff, pop but hair bands especially. I also like alot of the early 90's bands too. As for metal I do like metalica, and gun's & roses, and a few other mainstream bands. I really like some harmony to the people signing, not just screaming / I want to be able to understand the lyrics. Oh and I also listen to just about all other music too, including country, oldies, classic rock, classical, ect. Am I a freak?
Any body willing to help me find some of these bands, give suggestions on what I might like?
Hello all,
I use those 'metalless' elastics to tie my hair back, usually in a half-tail at this point (my hair is about 10 inches now and I can't get it in a full tail yet without MANY flyaways). However, even with no metal on the elastic, it seems that I rip a ton of my hair every time I take the damn thing out! Is there something I'm doing wrong? Is there a better elastic I should buy?
My hair that is!
ive been using ceramic hair ions lately and they are great for making hair stand up, but they really bad for your hair apparently. ive not expereienced any hair damage myself but other users said the ions have damged their hair. Because of this ive been looking for other ways of making my hair stand up, but nothing ive tried seems to work. ive tried various different hair waxes and gels but none do the job as well as the hair ions. Does anyone know of any other ways to make hair stand up?
any help appreciated
Hi All
Here is a site you would be interested in
http://www.improb.com/projects/hair/hair-club002.html
This site proves that it really does help your cogitive funtion when keep your cranium warm.
Hi y'all,
I haven't posted here in quite some time. Changed jobs in October, partly because my long hair was starting to be an issue. I now work for an architect firm where there is no dress code. (still in accounting, love the work; not easy getting into that field when you're a long hair)
I'll post updated pics later today (20 months)
The purpose of this post is as follows:
We just came back from a 7 day cruise in the Caribbean. We met these 2 longhairs from Norway. What a sight to behold!!!They haven't cut their hair in 15 years...they're 30.
Talk to y'all L8R...
Marc
Does anyone know something about Sergey from Russia? I didn't hear anything about him for months. Now his hair must be 45" long, I am sure.
Old pictures:
http://www.xxl-haar.org/xxl/haariges/gallery/sergey/sergey_e.htm
hey
has anyone else here noticed that on some long haired men and women, the scalp can clearly be seen in the part (regardless of hair/scalp colour), while on others, the scalp is virtually invisible?
does anyone know why this is? my hair for example, is very coarse, about medium thickness, and its like the first type (scalp can be seen)
yo people have u guys heard of eddie vedder. hes from the band pearl jam hes cool does anyone know more or less his hair type ?
Hi there guys I have a question.What is exactly meant as the awkward stage in hair growth? In terms of inches of hair growth when does it start? I have 4 inches of hair in the back and 2 inches on top.And when does the awkward stage end in terms of inches of hair growth? I have curly hair,so when will it begin and end for me in terms of inches? Also do you guys or gals recommend chemically straightening my hair while i'm trying to grow it so it won't look so bushy? My goal is to have it down to the base of my neck.I have been sucessfully growing 1 inch of hair growth every month. Please help?
Hi, my hair is maybe 6 inches long and extremely thin and straight. I have to blow dry it every time i get it wet to prevent it from frizzing out. Are there anyways to make my hair thicker and maybe a little more wavy? thanks. email me with suggestions
(Longish post...)
Hi there.
I've been looking through the history of discussion that's been put up on this board as, before yesterday I had not visited in several months. I read your predicament about your hair and then took a look at your website and read the extensive text you have typed there.
You mentioned that you were not keen on keeping your hair in a ponytail. Is there any reason for this as I think you look really great with it like that. I also think your hair in 'scrunchy' mode is cool as it looks more natural this way. Is all I can say is that I wish my facial structure was as well defined as yours!
I wish you every success with whatever style you may choose in the future but don't despair over the ponytail thing as, like I said it looks great. I take my photos with my hair down but nearly always keep it in a ponytail (it stays cleaner this way and stops it getting matted). As for jobs I felt the same too and had this horrid feeling that I would have to say goodbye to something I'd come to love so much but I did successfully find a job at the end of last year after only three months searching, and it was the first interview I went for.
Hey guys.I started growing my hair long in December of last year 2003.I started with 0 inches on top totally buzzed,and about 2 inches im the back.I have now measured my hair February 13,2004.My top hair is 2 inches and my back hair is 4 inches.Right now it looks like I'm growing about an inch a month.My question is how many inches do I need overall in hair growth for my hair to reach the base of my neck? That's my goal for hair growth.I do take a Centrum Multivitamin everyday and wash my hair and condition it twice a week.I also rinse it with only water and apply jojoba oil on my hair and ends everyday.It seems to work well for my hair which is curly.
Now a days itz rare to see long haired guyz. still there are some who'r still going on or maybe started with long haired carrier. but itz been not showing good signs as everyone says that beinbg a long haired is not acceptable, then itz a sign of addiction, and lastly not getting along with good groups but with bad people. and now a days nobody accpet guyz with long hair even that particular person is the most handsomest guy of any particular state. to me i always felt that one's beauty always depends on his APPEARANCE, coz many says that body does matters but to me i have seen many broad healthy people with long hairs doesn't looks that good like some thin guyz.i feel most rockers should be thin and mainly with attractive appearance, then comes attitude and then lastly looks.
I was wondering if you could recommend any other bands like NightWish. This whole Symphonic Metal thing has really caught my attention since following your link to Nightwish's web-site and listening to their mp3 section. I was wondering if you know of any Symphonic Metal bands with a male lead singer. That woman has an awesome voice, but I would like to hear a male lead singer with that kind of music. Oh, and Marco has some awesome hair, man. Photo below:
Peace!
Hey have u guys seen howard sterns hair. is it curly or is it str8 cause i've seen pics of him with real curly hair but then the rest is str8 when its long does he straighten it or what i dunno its cool
Update! It's been about two months since I last photo'd.. I would smile, but it breaks the camera. ;-)
See the site for the progress and a current side shot.
anyone do it themselves??? is i a good idea??
I've ben growing my hair for a couple of years now, but i just recently noticed a problem. A few peices of my hair most noticable my bangs, are really short, almost as if they broke off or were cut. It looks really band when my hair is in a ponytail because these hairs are always sticking out. I grew all my hair the same legnth, so I don't know what happened. Should I cut the hairs, leave them alone, or the most dreadful thought, shave my head and start over?! Help!
I've read all about washing longer hair, but, in my situation my hair is about 3 inches all around. I've just gotten started with my hair growth and I was wondering how often I should wash mine. I'm a bit paranoid about unnessesary dammage.
Another question would be if the I.C.E. hair spiking gel may be too harsh on my hair.
This site rocks!!!
Thank's evreyone for the help.
-sean
http://www.johnnydeppzone.com/
Hey all,
I have naturaly wavey hair, but ever since I started to grow my hair, my bangs have a really tight curl near the end. This is abnormal for my type of hair, but it's been like this for the past 4 months. I can probably see how it got that way because when I had my short hair style, I combed my hair up and to the back. Now that my hair is long, it's not used to hanging in the opposite direction!
I've tried everything from frequently combing it, to shampoos and conditioners and even gel. I thought i'd wait several months longer to let my hair grow longer which would give me room to cut the curls off, but instead, last night I decided to just wear my tuque to bed in hopes that it would flatten out the curls. And voila, the curls are almost gone, and my hair feels smoother than ever. It seems as though my natural hair oils were evenly distributed over night, so my hair feels soft, yet still fairly clean.
Has anyone tried this technique? I don't plan on doing this often if sleeping with a tuque on is bad for my scalp. Even so, doing it once a week shouldn't be too bad.
Cheers!
Thank you all for your lovely comments. Glad you enjoyed the pic. I'm hopefully getting a digital camera soon so I'll send a few better ones in future. Glad to hear I have been inspirational.
Thanks, and remember, long hair lives forever!
Mark.
I was looking all over the internet and I tried looking up mens long hair styles. I could'nt find one web page that had any photos to help me decide my end results. if anyone knows of any site I could check out please tell. I would appriciate it.
-sean
Hiya
I am growing my hair as it grows it has sort of developed into a middle parting - but some of my mates say that i look stupid with this and said that i should gel it back.
what is the best way to do this? with gel or cream?
thanks
jay
While a ponytail is the most basic method of keeping one's hair out of one's face, it can still be a bit confusing for the virgin longhair. As such, it has occurred to me that a video clip demonstrating how to tie one might prove helpful.
In this demo, I "tighten" my ponytail by pulling my hair apart. It's a trick that someone tought me years ago, as a way of making the tail feel more secured.
File name: ponytail.wmv
Format: Windows .WMV
File Size: 336Kb
You may right-click and save, or simply left-click on the link. Windows .WMV clips are designed to stream.
NOTE: The clip will be removed at around 7pm, tomorrow, central standard time.
...exactly what happened?
Sorry, missed your post below about metal bands. Still, I thought I'd recommend you some (with albums) which may not be too well known in the US but in the symphonic direction and definitely worth a listen:
With female vox-
Chalice "Chronicles of Dysphoria"
Lacuna Coil "self titled"
The Sins of Thy Beloved "Lake of Sorrow"
The Gathering "Mandylion"
Dark Moor "Gates of Oblivion"
and also After Forever and Mercury Rain.
With male vox-
Power Quest (wait for their new one "Neverworld"),
Highlord "When the Aurora falls",
Therion "Secrets of the Runes",
also Skylark and Adagio.
Cheers,
Armin

It would be such a cool idea to bring back the "Samson's of the Month" on The Men's Longhair Site.
I have two nominations:
Absalom & Nyghtfall
So how about it Victor??? Any chance of The Men's Longhair Site getting a update???
A French guy thought our FAQ "On Being a Longhair" was awesome enough to translate it into French! It is a long document, and this was a lot of work for him. Hell, it was a lot of work for me to type it up.
Despite my surname (my great great great grandfather lived in Illinois when it belonged to France), I don't know any French. There is some likelihood that the guy misunderstood the original English in some places, or that I mistyped his translation in some places. But the way I feel about it is that the work will nevertheless be more meaningful to French-speaking people than reading the English version would be, so I put it on line.
Thanks to Guillaume, a 19 year old guy in Nancy, France, for doing this translation. As I said, it was a LOT of work. It's a great resource to add to those we have for longhaired men.
Any of you who are fluent in French, please go take a look at it! And if anyone sees any glaring errors in grammar or translation, by all means let me know.
Thanks! And enjoy!
http://www.choisser.com/longhair/
Just wondering, for those of you that have used both, what do you find to be the main differences between Aussie Moist and Loreal Vive?
Hey, Everybody!
I've been growing my hair out, slowly but surely, for the past six or so months. I need help though, because I'm getting aggravated with it -- I CAN'T FIGURE OUT WHAT TO DO WITH IT!!! More specifically, I can't figure out which product to use on it.
I'm going for a look that's similar to Ashton Kutcher's. What type of product does he use? Does anybody have any idea? I like that it looks moveable and not stiff like a gel. Any ideas?
Thanks!
... submitted band suggestions in my thread to Nyghtfall, I offer a big "Thanks!" I will be checking out these bands. I have listened to a few Symphony X songs on their web-site and really like what I hear. I wouldn't mind being vocalist for a band of such genre. Again thanks and as always, happy growing! Peace!
My hair never grew past 3 years even though I have not cut my length in 10 years. 6 months ago a stylist layered it (much to my dislike). I got a new stylist who has been treating it with heated deep conditioning treatments and is growing faster than never before.
Last week she talked me into taking 2 inches off of my split ends. She said these split end tips would inhibit my hair growth. Is this true? Is that why I never got past 3 years even though I have been growing it for 10 years now and my hair never got down to my waist? Am I finally growing my hair right now??? Input appreciated. My new stylist really seems to care about my hair but I would like a second opinion with even 2 inches missing and more than enough hair to pull back in a ponytail I still feel short.
Did anyone else catch last night's Tonight Show? Jay Leno had a guy on for the "don't try this at home" who drank an entire bottle of hot sauce. He was a U.S. soldier who had been stationed in Spain for the past year. One of Leno's preliminary questions was "Since you've gotten back, what did you notice here that's different?" One of his answers was that all of the guys seem to be growing their hair out.
I was thinking about this tonight while at a local mall. I bought a slice of Pizza from Sabarro and saw three long-haired guys working at the same time. One had an intricate braid almost to his waist. I then took my tray to the seating area and noticed a group of six younger-looking adults seated around a table. Four of the six (and coincidently the same ratio of guys to the group) all hand long ponytails.
I've been hesitent to declare that long hair is back 'in,' but after the past few days, I truely believe that it is. This is predominantly a good thing, but a part of my mind enjoys being in the small minority.
If there's any one out there who really appriciates guitarists check out Jason Beckers music, you will not be dissappointed! A couple songs to check out are "altitudes", "speed metal symphony", and "concerto". Ive leared most of these, but, i keep discovering more and more. he is up there with steve vai and the best guitarists. his website is www.jasonbecker.com and he has alot of ineresting things on this website. Anyways i thought i would spread the word.
-sean
What do you think about the actor who plays Samantha's boyfriend shaving his head? His character does it to show solidarity with Samantha, but do you reckon that it is really because the show is ending and he wants to move on and so be more 'mainstream' (as with Ashton Kutcher)?
Hi guys, I just quickly whipped up a progress pic website of myself. I'l probably be adding other things as time goes on. It's far from complete, but the pics are there so cool. Anyways, it's bed time lol Let me know what you think of the site!
I'm in what you guys all call the awkward phase right now, although compared to some peoples posts mines not really to awkward (yet)! But I hope one of you might be able to help with a question that is currently nagging at me. My hair is now grown to the point that it covers my ears, and thanks to a "maintanence" cut a few months back it looks like a mushroom. I wonder could some one tell me at what point will this end i.e at what length will the fungal effect cease?
Thanks.
Eddie
P.s Thanks to everyone who posts on this site and whoever maintains it, I was so pleased to find a virtual community with many of the hair hang ups and desires I harbour. Keep up the good work.
As a follow-up to my report on an instance of positive reinforcement at a LAN fest, I have taken photos of my two years (24 months) of uninterrupted hair growth. These photos were taken this very morning.
The first photo of this series ought to display with this text (I am facing the camera at a slight angle). The two remaining photos focus on the back and rear sections of my hair so as to better document its length.
Photo 1: http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=2113501
Photo 2: http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=2113508
Photo 3: http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=2113512
By the way, I recently attempted to fasten my hair in a ponytail by holding my hair in one hand and tying a lace string around the bunched hair. Although most of my hair stayed put, several locks from the side of my face weren't quite fastened within the lace, so they hung by my face; I hope that I will not have to continue growing my hair for too long until those locks will be long enough that I can easily tie them with the rest of my hair.
How do you go about fastening a pony tail using a hair elastic? When I bunch my hair together with one hand, I find it very difficult to slide the elastic down my hair to the point where I'm holding it together without having strands of hair make their way overtop the elastic. My fear is that if I twist the elastic to fasten it in place, the strands of hair that fell overtop the elastic may become twisted as well and/or pulled.
Hi there!
Did anyone watch the Snooker on Sunday? Just thought I'd bring it up as the two players having long hair in the whole tournament (Ronnie O' Sullivan and Paul Hunter) both made it to the final so it was a bit of a unique experience to see a battle of "long hair vs long hair". Anyway, either way, long hair was the winner.
Hi all,
Well, Im finally taking some time to fill you in on my hair growth progress. Its been 20 months now. Not one hair has felt a clipper or scissors. For the newbies on the board, I have been wearing a hairpiece for 15 months to cover my balding top. The regulars have seen my short hairpiece (7 inches)
I got a new 22 incher a couple of months ago. The short one had started becoming inappropriate, as it didnt blend in as well with my real hair as at the beginning. So without further ado, heres the link to the pics
Any questions or comments are welcome.
M
PS: Hey Treyn, really good looking hair youve got there. Cant get over on how fast its growing. Keep up the good work.
Hiya everyone
I have decided to grow my hair and i havent had a cut for a good half a year, however, my hair is growing out in a circle - it looks like i have a bush on my head.
It looks really weird and i just feel awkward, but i really want to grow my hair (like david beckham or paul hunter) but people keep on saying get a hair cut.
Im not going to cut my hair, but what can i do about this bush thing?
cheers
jay
What the hell is Dandruff? Why is it harmful?Where does it come from? Why does it form? Right now I've been growing my thick hair for about 14 months. My bangs are almost to my chin but my problem is at the top of my head in the middle where my hair line is, I've noticed lots of white "dandruff" I guess. Now I use Teatree Shampoo and conditioner. I shampoo about 2-3 times a week and I condition about 4-5 times a week(I usually leave-in). Should I shampoo more? condition less? why the hell do I have dandruff and is it going to screw up the health of my hair? I haven't had a trim(evening of tips)since end of November. Should I go to salon and see what they have to say?......and finally does wearing a ball cap or stocking cap cause harm to my hair and lead to this dandruff? Thanks respond to whichever questions you can.
lately my scalp has been very itchy. i rinse and condition my hair everyday and shampoo my hair/scalp once a week. any advice on what i could do.
Well discovered yet another frustrating problem. First of I dont think I ever introduced myself i'll get a picture up as soon as I can. First off ive been growing my hair for probably 16-18 months its quite long bangs are past chin and its pretty good down onto my back. My problem is recently ive noticed at the longest part in the back of my hairs theres some terrible knots. Some of them are half an inch above the tips and I just cant get them out without ripping out hair any none damaging soloutions and is this a big problem?
40 years ago 4 long haired lads from Liverpool
made their debut on the Ed Sullivan show.
The world would never be the same. I loved their music,
they inpsired me in 1964 to start growing my hair. Years later
my hair was waist length.
No 40 years later, I still have long hair (waist lenght) I still
love their music, but unfortunately only half the Beatles are
still alive, George Harrison died recently, John Lennon was
taken from us when he was much too young.
BTW, the Beatles record company Apple let Apple computer
continue to use the name as long as they didn't get into
the music buisness. Well Apple is now in the music buisness
with their Ipod. So will Apple have to change their name?
Hi there, I've noticed something in the past few days. My hair is almost chin-length and I usually use a wide-toothed. Unfortunately I left it back home, so I'm using a fine-toothed comb. But I notice that after combing my wet hair and leaving it to air dry, my hair has much more volume than when I comb it with a wide-toothed comb. It works for me. Maybe some of you with longer hair can try this and see if it still volumizes even with the weight of the extra length.
Hello folks,
Just wondering, which Infusium 23 product do you use? Is it the leave-in condition, shampoo, conditioner, etc?
What do you recommend? Does it really work? Any residue?
Thanks.
Hi guys, I have a qustion. My hair is generally healthy all over, except for one specific spot. The hair right behind my ears and at my neck line, like right on the edges, is really scraggly, wiry, and coarse. In all other areas of my hair, it's not like that at all! Does anyone else seem to be affected by this problem? I don't know what to do about it.
well...i'm about to 8 months without any cuts whatsoever. the bangs are to my chin, my hair is somewhat wavy...so i can't really get it into a ponytail just yet. i find i'm having problems with itchiness/flaking, if i wash my hair, and style with gel...the next day or day after my head will be itching like crazy and flaking. i've been using l'oreal melting gel, and using l'oreal curl-moisture shampoo and conditioner. just so you guys know, i mostly wear a hat to work so i don't have to fix the hair in the morning (it gets really wavy/curly with flips on the side if i don't fix it or wear a hat). and sometimes i do sweat a bit, considering the work i do requires me to go in a warehouse and get computer equipment/etc. for testing... i'm wondering if that is the cause of my itchiness/flaking, or if i should try some other shampoo/conditioner/styling product combination. i'm also wondering if the hat is slowing up the growing process somewhat. there are times when i feel like cutting it, but i really want to see it through this time. i've cut it the last three times i've tried to grow it out, and this is probably the longest it's been...so i'd like to get it at least a little below the shoulders before i decide what i'm going to do with it. sorry for the length of the post, just "venting" a little, and trying to get some advice... thanks to anyone who can offer some suggestions.
started growing my hair out around thanksgiving 2003. its probobly an inch and a half (bangs) but i notice my bangs curl after my hair drys. it makes me look goofy. i tend to twirl my hair at my bangs alot too and im curious if the constant twirling is whats giving it a curly effect? and when can i part my hair down the middle (estimate)?
thanks,
Chance
P.S also if you get out of the shower and put moose in your hair after towel drying, will it keep that look? or will it fro out or crimp?
What the hell is Dandruff? Why is it harmful?Where does it come from? Why does it form? Right now I've been growing my thick hair for about 14 months. My bangs are almost to my chin but my problem is at the top of my head in the middle where my hair line is, I've noticed lots of white "dandruff" I guess. Now I use Teatree Shampoo and conditioner. I shampoo about 2-3 times a week and I condition about 4-5 times a week(I usually leave-in). Should I shampoo more? condition less? why the hell do I have dandruff and is it going to screw up the health of my hair? I haven't had a trim(evening of tips)since end of November. Should I go to salon and see what they have to say?......and finally does wearing a ball cap or stocking cap cause harm to my hair and lead to this dandruff? Thanks respond to whichever questions you can.
hi,
I was just browsing through the net and i came across this gr8 site supporting men growing longhair.I have been attempting to grow my hai rlong since 3 years with a lot of trims in between.This is one of my many current pics
http://server5.uploadit.org/files/archie-archie1.jpg
Plz send me comments,good or bad for the same.I also needed to learn a few hairstyles other than the ponytail if anyone on the board can give me the links or send me an email explaining some.
thanks,
Archie
For about 3 years now ive been trying to grow my hair out off and on.
but, every time i choose to do it again it seems like no one wants to accept it. Personally I view being a longhair to be very natural. why would our hair even grow long if it did'nt surve any purpose. I can't stand having gelled hair anymore, it looks like im a person that i am not. Both my parents and my girlfriend don't like long hair on men. It took my a while, but, i finnally realized that it does'nt matter to me what anyone else thinks. I'm living my life the way I want to from now on. this site gave me soo much insight as to what really matters. me being happy. thanks for all the help!!
-Sean
Hi to all. I found this board about a week ago. great stuff on here. I have learned a lot. Looking forward to posting and reading more great tips and insights. Also how can I post my pic here?
Hi, i'd just like to introduce myself,
My names Chris im so glad i've found this message board, i've been looking for months for websites about men growing their hair and any tips, but until recently, I havent found a thing, only womens hair sites. This is what i've been hunting for, and better, where you can type in your messages and talk with like minded people. This is absolutely great!:d
My name is Chris and I am 17, 18 this year, I live in the UK (not england!) I am white, and have decided to grow my hair since 26th, November 2003. It is now 2 1/2 months since I started. I perceive myself on looking much younger with short hair, and my aim is to grow my hair to about shoulder length in time for when I move from 6form to college in september. I have missed out on so much tips, can you guys plz fill me in on some Do's and Dont's when caring for your hair, trying new hairstyles while its growing, etc...
I am considering posting pics of myself showing progress, but im not sure yet!
I really hope long hair will suit me, I feel right now I look ugly with short hair and since I have been caring for my hair and looking in front of the mirror, I have really noticed that there are many things I need to change in order to look more attractive. I really want to do this, not just my g/f, this is my decision and so far I've had very little critisism off anyone. I've spoken to my g/f about myself growing my hair and she thinks it will be really cool.
I hope for it to grow long enough to be about the 10 month length in Aarons post or more.
Thats all I can think of right now!
Toodles
I been growing my hair out for about 8 months and now my hair is starting to look quite a bit sloppy. Is there a way to solve this problem?
Thanks
How good are these products their website seems great but i've never tried anything of theirs, could someone please tell me if they're good or crap
Recently ive been washing my hair every day whereas before I was trying to wash it every second day. I find that my hair is getting greasy and sometimes itchy if i dont wash it every day is it alright to wash your hair once a day?
why didn't start he the next update ? When you take a look to the history it is now the right time for this !!
Jarkko....the longhair lovers are waiting for some great hairstyles !!!
i guess i have continued on with progress pictures just to track my changing over the years now, since my hair has been pretty much at terminal length for at least a year now. it's too bad i wasn't so interested in progress pictures before a couple of years ago when i started.
anyway, it's been three months, so once again, i have posted another picture.
i really don't like this one very much, but, probably much to the joy of some people i have drastically changed something, although this isn't a great photograph with which to debut. oh well, more later.
happy growing! :)
paddy
I wanted to drop a note about a page I added to my web-site that consist of two songs my friend and I recorded just last night. My friends name is Robert McKinney and he is a 80's RocknRoll style guitarist. Yngvie Malmsteen is kind of his style of playing. A very fast fingered individual. Him and I have been in several bands together over the last 15 years and he has written music that I used to sing. On these recordings he played rhythm guitar and the guitar solos. I sang lead vocals and played bass guitar. I recorded the drums using drum rhythms from my Optimus 1150 keyboard. For those interested in hearing these songs, click the link below. Then click the song titles on that page to hear the music. The songs titles are "On The Prowl" and "Game Of Lies" Tell me what you think.
Oh yea, and my friend has long hair, but I believe he is at terminal length and it only reaches just above his shoulder blades at the longest. He is also balding, so this is probably why. Peace!
Robert McKinney/David "Treyn" Freeman's 80's Style Rock Music
I just wanna know who else out there seems to shed hair alot. I shed alot of hair it seems, i guess thats just the way i am. i always seem to be dropping hairs. i dont shed alot when i rinse my hair everyday in the shower, but when i do my once a week shampooing and rub my scalp alot to get it nice and clean, you should see how much hair comes out. im talking big globs of hair. some times its scary, but im not going bald so i guess im ok.
Hey everyone!
About a month ago I decided to start growing out my hair for college. Basically I was just too busy for a haircut and never felt like getting one, so I went for I think 2 months without one and my hair got to be a couple inches overall. It was pretty messy around my ears though, and my sideburns tend to stick out a little, I've got big ears, lol.
Anyways, last week my boss a work said something about my hair being "shaggy" and I needed a cut. I was going to have a girl in my class just clip it a bit where it was messy, but that never happend, so I went over to the haircutter place and told them to cut just half an inch off, I think she took off an inch instead, and she didn't go a good job at that either, it's got those straight lines where you can see where the scissors cut, I think she should have made more numerous little cuts instead of just cutting in rows.
Anyways...I'm still determined to grow it out all summer, I'm not getting another haircut until it's at least to my shoulders.
This wouldn't be complete with some questions, so here they are:
1) Sideburns, what do you do with them?
2) Are there any products I can use to make my hair softer and more limp? The strands are pretty thick and tend to stick out all over now that it's shorter. I'm not into gel really, I can never get the back to look ok with gel, it always gets matted down and I look like some old child molester, haha. The only thing that helps is not washing it, but then it's stinky!
3) How can I tell if it'll be wavy or straight when it's grown out? It flays out in the back like in the picture of Tom Green, does this man it'll be wavy?
4) What if it turns into a MULLET? (hint: I don't want one)
Thanks for any advice,
Keith
Here's how my hair looked a week ago, before I got it cut:
Does anyone know of any sites that have galleries of facial hair styles? Thanks in advance.
Ok now normally i dont care what one or 2 people think about me (keep that in mind)
Ive had my hair curly for motnhs now But my hair is geting longer and i want to striaghten it.... Now i did it this morning and i think it looks pretty cool, but im just nervouse that when i go to school tomorow im gonna get EVERYONE going "ewww that doesnt look good" and "oh you look strange" I mean i can handle one or 2 people mocking me, but when its an army of people i get nervouse. Im sure that not EVERYONE will mock me, becouse alot of people have this haircut, but i feel some might and its geting me uptight...
I've just recently decided to allow my hair to grow out. I'm aiming for my chin/shoulders. I intend to try different styles on the way as well. Ultimately, when I'm at the length I want, I'm going to try something similar to what Captain Jack Sparrows had in PoTC. I've always dreamed of mixing long hair with braids. I merely hope that my head and facial structure will accomodate it.
In either case, let me present you a picture of myself. Could anyone elaborate on if they believe long hair would suit me?
http://www.villagephotos.com/pubbrowse.asp?selected=771941
Thank you for your time.
I do have one word of caution for those fellas who are growing their hair long, it is TRACTION ALOPECIA. http://www.emedicine.com/derm/topic895.htm This is the condition where one's hair is literally pulled out by the roots by tying it back too tightly in a pony tail or football tackles etc.
In the time of my life I was wearing my hair very long I was very mindful of this condition. So I made sure there was a little bit of slack left behind in the hair when I tied it back in a pony tail. So my hair has not suffered from any of the effects of traction alopecia. I do not think traction alopecia can be caused by long hair itself. For that to be a problem the follicle may have to carry the weight of a hair that is 50 meters long. But some ponytails I see may have the equivalent force on the follicle of a hair far greater than that length. A word of advice if you tie you hair back an it hurts, you have tied your hair back too tightly. Take the band out and tie it back again so it doesn't hurt.
Pain after all it nature's warning sign that damage it being done.
Make sure the main weight of the pony tail it taken up more by the hair at the nape of the neck and not the front hair line. So if there is an accidental football tackle it will be the hair at the nape of the neck and not the front hairline that will take the strain. And if any traction allopetia happens it will be at the nape of the neck where it will be no where near as noticable.
Do not try tieing short hair back in a pony tail. It has to be well passed your shoulder before you think about doing that.
In my experience a little bit of force pulled on the hair follicle may actually strengthen it. While my hair is a bit shorter now gently tug the hairs and now my hair is actually thickening up.
Cheers Paul
Is it in stores and has anyone tried it?
http://www.lorealparisusa.com/frames.asp?0.33153514344394386#haircare/index.asp
Hi,
One question which we seldom ask on this board:
what is your philosophy (of life) by being a long hair or wanting to be a long hair?
For me, it`s simple. Long hair is great, it`s cool, however what also matters is that we should strive to be better individuals. What I mean is that people have been giving so much sh!t because of my long hair and they make me think that it`s a great sin just to have long hair. But these bigots, dont not look at their own faults, and defects. As our before-last Prophet Jesus (peace) said: " Let he who is sinless, judge" WHich is impossible, no one is sinless.
Yet people see us as sinners by just being long hair.
The dad of my own cousin says:
" I `d rather have my son smoke than have my son keeping long hair."
Should I cut my hair tomorrow (God forbid), I`d be just like his short-haired son, except that I wouldn`t be smoking?
Stupid, but it`s the truth. They all think like this.
Which is why I wanna be a long hair who has values, respect and who is good in life.
So what`s your philosophy?
Hi,
Here`s a pic where I used intense lighting. It shows a quite different aspect. The texture can be clearly seen.
Hi
Wanted know where I can find more pics of Jarkko's hair styles. Will he be posting more pics
Actually 20 days shy of one year, but what they hey! I thought I would throw out a "close enough" one year progress for everyone to see. Can't wait for the results of another year, not that I am trying to wish my life away or anything. Peace!
Hi, i had been growing my hair for a year and a half right now and i have been having troubles with breakage of the hair, and it doesnt look so healthy,and is too short too. i will like to know wot some of u guys have used to get stronger better looking hair. any advice would be kindly receive. BtW i always use a hat, does this can damage my hair and the growth of it? Thanks
PS
if any of u guys know any way to grow ur hair faster i'll apreciated if u tell my the way.
http://www.isaiah.org.uk/video/beauty.mpg
Someone posted this on a kilt-wearing forum, and I figured it applies to longhairs too!
Hi ive been growing my hair out for preobably 16 months or more. Its gotten fairly long so far bangs are an inch past my chin and the sides have just hit the shoulders and the back lies on my upper back. My question is a few areas not all on the longer parts of the back of my hair sometimes get an ibch or so of dry areas that also are sometimes knotted. I do not want to trim these and these hairs come out very easy i was wondering if there is a way to get moisture back into them fairly quickly? Im not sure if I explained myself well basically a small clump where on the back it is very dry and fragile.
i just cut off my sideburns because they were getting to messy, if i want to grow them back and blend them in with my long hair, what would you guys suggest
This site is great. They go into great detail, it's like a book.
Just realized I never posted an update to the experiment I was running.
A little background: I decided not to put anything in my hair after washing it one day, and see how long I could go wearing it down, before it got too unruly. I used to gel it after washing.
Final update: My hair lasted two weeks.
Conclusion: I only need to wash my hair twice a month, as appposed to the daily routine I had gotten used to all these years.
Why is this significant? The long one's hair gets, the more of a hassle it becomes to wash. When you've got waste-length hair, it's a royal pain in the arse!
What is a flat iron? What does it do? Why might one use a flat iron? If I use one, will it damage my (straight) hair? How often should one be used? And so on and so forth...
Fire away, folks.
I been growing my hair out for about 8 months and got it trimmed about 3 times. I continue growing it out and later on my hair is starting to look a little sloppy. is there any way to solve this problem?
I was sitting in class when a boy named Suvanna came and sat next to me. "Hey man, how long it take you to grow your hair like that?" He wore a big puffy black coat even though it was perfectly warm in the room and had gang tattoos all over his hands.
"I love your hair man! I want my hair just like that man!"
The best compliments come from the most unexpected places. Besides that, I seem to have been getting a lot of compliments lately. Too bad now my hair seems to have stopped growing. :( I would have like waist length at least, which is just about three inches out of reach. Bleh.
I have given up on my locks nearly ten years ago because it started to gray and long gray hair down to your waste frankly make you look ten years older.
But it did notice my eyelashes are starting to grow again and now they are are just starting to brush on the lenses of my glasses for the first time since I was a teenager when I decided to go without them and let them grow 3/4 of an inch long.
I will just keep my fingers crossed and hope those 50 year old lashes to the same, because I really like outragiously long lashes on anybody. This time they are starting to curl up at the hit my glasses and I do not think this time glasses will be such a problem. But I could not imagine wearing to tight wrap around sun glasses. And besides if you have long lashes they do just an edequate job of keeping out sunglair and they look a lot cooler than sunglasses in my opinion.
Cheers Paul
and im taking my flat iron with me
im gonna be taking it in my carry on bag
when they xray it(if they do?)
what will they think about seeing it on the xray machine?
will i have to unload my bag so they think its safe?
Just a quick question about when people talk about hair length in inches. When your measuring hair do you go by a single strand or do you grab a clump and measure from your head to the longest in the clump?
Thanks in advance
Here they are...
If the site goes over the bandwidth limits, try again in a few hours or the next day.
I was talking to a guy i know today.....He said my hair was cool looking.......and i said grow your out.he said to much trouble to take care..why are guys so lazy about hair care........No likes for style
How many of you really prefer Loreal Vive Smooth Intense shampoo and conditoner over the current formula of Aussie products? Do any of you find the fragrance of Loreal to be too strong or too "feminine"?
About 3 weeks ago my hair was really bugging me. I was thinking about getting a trim in the hope it would tidy it up.
I think a recent post by Sherri actually made me understand why my hair was irritating me. Where she said that straight hair can be annoying during the awkward stage because any little wave looks outta place... and my hair is Straight-to-Wavey...
My Point... (I'm trying to get to it) Is that I put off getting a trim for 3 weeks and my hair has looked pretty good for this entire period. I guess what I've learned is that sometimes actually just letting your hair grow can be the best solution. The more length it gets the easier it is to control and the better it looks.
Also like Sherri suggests the more wavey or curly your hair is the more length you need to control it... so I'd say to anyone who considering cutting their hair, to stick with it... just a few more weeks or maybe a couple of months and you'll be happy again.
I guess I've learnt perseverence... Thanks Guys! ('n' Gals!)
Hi all,
I've been thinking about growing my hair for ages but have decided i'm going to do it now.
Initially i'm not aiming for really long hair (perhaps collar length) but eventually i think i'd like it long enough so that it lies just below my shoulders and could easily be tied back.
Anyway, what i was wondering was if i could grow it through any styles until it looks a lot longer, as i think i'd have problems with the "awkward stages" at work. I have quite thick hair, and was also wondering if i can do anything to make it sit better/appear less thick?
Hey everyone!
I have been growing my hair since November, and it is already a few inches long. Its about this length if that helps you picture it better: http://www.asianhairstyles.com/hikarunishidahik3.html
I have straight, blonde hair.
I want to grow my hair so its all one length all around, right about shoulder length.
Here is a picture I was thinking about: https://www.connectstores.com/wigsrusltd/images/Mandy.jpg
Or maybe like this:
http://www.asianhairstyles.com/mizuhonakamuramiz2.html
I was just wondering what I would have to do to get a style like that. How long will it take for my hair to get that length and should I get it trimmed? What should I tell the stylist?
I have plenty of time to spend taking care of my hair. Infact I usually have it buzzcut, but since I started growing it out I notice I spend lots more time washing and drying it. No problem though because I think its relaxing.
Also I know the style is sort of femenine. I was wondering what sort of reactions you can expect from a style like that.
Just wanted to drop a note about my e-mail change. My former e-mail is still active but is a major pain in the rear. It keeps failing to connect to server. It go's through this on and off. It will work sometimes, sometimes it won't. Very irritating. I have no idea how to fix this, so I am directing everyone to my Yahoo address. The e-mail address is treyn70@yahoo.com Thanks and Peace! Happy growing!!
I have pretty thick 7-9 inch hair. My hair line is very far up on my foor head also. If I used rogaine would my hair growth hasten and thicken?
well monday im going to have my first trim in 2 years.. im really nervous about it but really looking forward to it cuz my hairs abit of a mess right now.. hopefully they will sort it out.
This is an old pic, but my hair's almost the same length right now again. I've been hanging around here for 8 months, so I figured it's time to post a pic. Let me know if it works.
Is it ok for men to use a hair straightener? My hair is kind of wavy and I like it better when it is straight but I don't want to be that one guy who straightens his hair haha. What do you guys think??
Read a lot of stuff about people with hair that is not straight. I suppose I will get a lot of flak about saying it, but to me, there is straight hair, and then there is the rest of us! Just like some people are Kinsey 0s, and the rest of us are meant to be "out there" (wherever that is). Anyhow, I have done a bit of research, and it seems that there is a small group of hair dressers and hair stylists who are on the net and actually LIKE non-conformist hair textures like ours. There is the naturallycurly2.com site, which is aimed at women, but has a pretty low-fi style that can appeal to lh guys too, which has lots of tips and links. Most sites seem to encourage people (female or otherwise) to grow their curly hair, but have it trimmed every three or four months. The important thing, is for the cuts to take place when your hair is clean and DRY, so instead of getting a wet cut for the straight-haired soul you are never going to be, the stylist trims the hair you actually HAVE. If you are a guy in a hurry but are wanting a trim, this has the benefit of not giving you any nasty shocks once your hair is dry, so I think is for the good. The emphasis on PATIENCE and NATURE is shared with this site, but there IS a split: Lorraine Massey encourages curly-heads NEVER to straighten their hair, and treats the desire as an "addiction", whereas most of the others celebrate curls and kinks while acknowledging the desire to walk on the non-wild side once in a while. As someone with wimpy wavy hair that is desperate to get out of the closet, I find this all very heartening!
I just checked out your site, and damn, your hair is looking great. I guess leaving it alone, and letting it grow was the right thing to do!
Best to you in your continuing journey.
ever since birth, i have always had the STRAIGHTEST hair, but last year, basically overnight it turned realllly curly. i lost a good portion of weight last year (by that i mean from 215 lbs to 155 lbs, and im only 5'8 and 18 years old), and i went on Accutane for my skin. I was just wondering if anyone had any answers for me. My mom has curly hair and my dad has straight hair, but it was really random how my hair just changed like that. please respond if you have any good answers...i really appreciate it
Hey guys....whenever my hair gets long, in the mornings when i get up, It feels all greasy and looks bad. Unless I take a shower and shampoo it, it will not look or feel right. Is there anything you can put on your hair(like the night before) that will keep your hair from looking greasy in the mornings for those mornings when you don't have time to hop in the shower?
I regretted so much since I got my hair cut
and now i am just thinking how stupid I was to get that hair cut, because I completely wasted the past 4 months to grow my hair out.. The sole reason that i got my hair chopped is because one day me and my friends were hanging out at this bar in Hollywood, and when we were walking out, this garbage looking punk kid yelled at me "hey look, bruce lee is here.." I was shocked and speechless, but I couldn't say anything, because yes, my hair did look like bruce lee on that night, cuz I was going through this awkward stage and i was so freaking tired of wearing a baseball cap to everywhere I go. My self esteem was so low that I didn't wanna go anywhere in the next three days..and one day i woke up and decided to get my hair cut...at time i thought maybe i could "fit in" more if my hair was short and spiky. So i went to the salon for not just a hair cut, but also I bleached it. Now i have this short spiky and blond hair..even though some of my friends really like the way i look, i just don't like it...I dont see myself in short hair..i want my long hair back... I am so happy to find this message board..it's a great source for supports and tips...
so for those of you who are having doubts to cut your hair, my advice is to think it twice before you make any moves...especially for someone who's impatient like me, 4 months is a long time... guess i just have to swallow the painful result...
Anyone else hate it that winter makes your hair all dry and frizzy and impossible to brush? i was out today and the wind just blowed my parting out and i literally couldnt see. Ive noticed though many girls dont seem to have this problem. Those that had their hair down seemed nice and silkey etc great condition. Anyone have any advice on this situation? i dont want to put it in a tail.
Mark
Thanks to all who responded to my long rant down below. I've decided to at least wait out for a while longer, to keep my hair. I got a sizable trim about 2 weeks ago and it looks much better than it once did. But for some reason I had been losing patience, and needed something to take my mind off constantly thinking about my hair.
I will have new pictures taken within a week or so (hopefully), so you'll all get to see how my hair looks with the relatively new trim (which I like). I'll probably straighten my hair for the pics, and possibly do some additional pics when my hair is scrunched (curlier).
As for the trim I had a few weeks ago, my hair feels much thicker and smoother than it did. Also, maybe I just needed some time to NOT think about my hair. Thanks again!
Hello all,
Great site. I have been growing my hair now for more than 3 years. Not sure, but I might be done. Any comments welcome.
Hey all I'm looking to grow my hair out(not too long though) but a little past my ears. My hair is fairly course and tends to curl up when longer. Do you guys think I would look good with long hair?
PS...don't make fun of the look on my face I was just trying to get a picture real fast.
http://www.freewebs.com/ashbyb/websalbum.htm
thanks
okay, nobody can say it and then i have to do so, but i was told in the last few days from 2 people, i should cut my hair. the second person was a woman. i showed my pic on another board. okay, i agree, that my hair looked not best at the moment of taking the picture, but i do not wanted to wait any longer for taking a picture. but i think that was my failure. and another failure was to post my picture. i had have knowen, that somebody attacks me. it's a shame, but it is so.
you ask yourself what i want to say ? i don't know it myself. am i worth less, because i have long hair ? am i worth less, because i am thick ? am i worth less, because my nose is a little bigger than other ones ? there are so many questions, i cannot answer and a lot more i cannot discribe in english i think.
i don't wanted to nerv you with my problems and the bad english. good night and sorry.
Well being a teen I don't have a full time job. But, I was wondering does longhair affect the workplace at all, mainly in jobs you can or can't get because of your hair. For example any positions like law enforcement, armed forces etc. one must have short hair. Are there professional businessmen with long hair?
Just a thought that crossed my mind.
Boy, I can't wait to have long hair it's been my dream since 1990.I have 3 and a half inches in the back and 1 and a half inches on top on January 29 2004.I started growing it on January 13th 2004 I had then 2.75 inches in the back and 1 inch on top is that good hair growth? How many inches is it for my hair to reach the base of my neck? That's my goal!! My hair is curly.Please respond thank you guys this website is awesome Also I'm trying something very cool growing long in the back and on top but having short on the sides totally shaved off with two lines across done with the razor.I saw this look by a pop singer back in the early eighties by the name of Louie Louie.It looks awesome.If any of you guys want to check it out go to louielouie.com and click on the art department and then click on the his video that he did performing on the Arsenio Hall Show (By the way you'll need quicktime to view the video but you can get it for free there on the website
Have started to wear my hair in a half-ponytail at work now, and it's so liberating. No more flicking the hair out of my face! Also no-one has commented on it yet, although I get some odd looks with my earrings (left 4 plus top, right 3 plus tragus). It's the first time that I've tied my hair up in public (even went to pub last night with it up, with no comments (although I got some good looks off girls!) and it feels great, may now start to wear it up more!
the last time I cut my hair was the week before july of 2003, and at that point, it was completely straight....just a few short months later, it turned completely curly (people think i got a perm), and im just wondering how long it will take before it starts to get past that akward stage. a pair of scissors hasnt touched my hair for over 7 months, and i know it is supposed to take a long time, im just a little curious how long. it feels like it has just stopped growing. right now, it just kind of grows into a fro, but i really cant wait till it grows down. also, what are some good products to put in my hair to make it not so frizzy but to keep it curly? i want something so it doesnt look really "wet" or "gelled," so if anyone can give me some tips, id really appreciate it. thanks a lot....
---weston---
I wear my baseball hat everytime I am outside including at work is it bad for the hair if your trying to grow it long? Also how many inches of hair do I need if I want my hair to long down to the base of neck? Thanks
Hey guys, i thought it would be fun to progress the growth of my hair from the start in a blog, plus I wanted a change so I shaved it all off and I'm going to let it grow and take pictures every two-weeks to start off with, then monthly.
Check it out,
http://www.xanga.com/home.aspx?user=vineswingman
Happy growing,
Justin
I am relativly young in my life (aka not out of the High School). Is it a good idea for me to grow long hair.
Lately I've been thinking that my long hair is getting tiresome. There's several reasons for this, and I'm on my 5th day of the '14 day rule'. It's very unruly, "wispy", frizzy, and somehow it just doesn't seem to fit my face. It's a struggle to feel comfortable with it all over my face and neck. I used to like this feeling, now it's just become more of a burden. Unless I straighten it, it's hard to make it look nice in the morning and for it not to be damp when I leave for class. It's a lot of work for something that doesn't look that good on me. The pictures can be deceiving... It's not like my hair HAS to look good all the time, I just really don't feel all that comfortable with it even when it DOES look good.
As you can tell, I'm in quite a delimma.
Today I wore it very straight, and didn't like it anymore. Even though it was very straight and controlled, I still felt really awkward... And not because of what people might say about it, but because I feel like I'm wearing a "hat" of hair all the time and really want to "take it off". It's really strange, and this is a relatively new feeling that only started about a month ago.
By the way, I got a sizable trim that evened up my hair all around. Though my trim was a very good one, I'm still not satisfied with my hair. I really just have this urge to be free of the feeling of long hair, and usually wear it in a ponytail and/or a bandanna whenever possible when I'm not at class or the gym. It feels great to have it off my neck and out of my face... I don't honestly know if I want long hair anymore. It's almost like since I reached my goal of long hair (what I wanted to achieve in the first place), it's not such a big deal anymore... I also don't think I really feel an "attachment" to my hair anymore. It never really was an "attachment", I guess, but more of a goal and something to try. It was something fun to try, and don't regret doing so. But, I'm also very curious about how I would look with a close buzzcut. Growing long hair has taught me patience, and if I DO get a buzzcut and don't like it, I can always tough it out until it's a couple inches again... I love to experiment, and there is much more room for experimentation that I'm interested in with shorter hair, in my opinion. Personally, I think I look best with short hair...
Anyway, if things don't change I think I'll be making some sort of arrangements to get it cut. I'll keep you guys updated on any decision making or lack thereof. Comments and questions are welcomed...
Hi there, I'm a daily visitor but I only occassionally post. My hair is currently near chin length and getting longer each day. I saw a guy with what I guess would be called a feminine style. He had it up in a messy loop. Ya know, you make a ponytail but you don't pull the hair all the way through. Anyways, it looked good on him and it's nice to have it as a styling option for when my hair get's long enough. I'd never considered it as a 'manly' style before, but hey it works. And some advice. Even if you don't show them to anyone else, take progress pictures! They're great motivation and it's a good feeling to see how far you've come. Talk to you all later!
Anyone a Chris Whitley fan and remember the long hair he had for his first album cover on "Living With The Law"? I think he's cut since those days but I thought he looked cool but he still makes amazing music.
I was talking with a female friend of mine last night, and she graciously gave me some fasion advice.
Once we came to an understanding about my hair (I refuse to cut off my ponytail, no ifs, ands, or buts), she recommended that I "Layer" my hair.
Because I'm the sort of person who tends to just grow my hair out by leaving it be, I'm not exactly up on this process. Would somebody be able to explain to me what layering is, and what it looks like?
For reference: I have "extra-long" hair. It goes down to about a handspan past my chin, and I recently got the last half of my ponytail bleached light and medium blonde (from dark brown), so my hair now looks somewhat like a brown and white foxtail. This is something I've wanted to do for over a year, so I'm extremely protective of the bleached portion. Would layering involve cutting it off?
Thanks for the help!
I just bought this new diffuser hair dryer (check the link) and let me tell you it's amazing! It looks a little funny, and it doesn't blow as hard as normal blow dryers, but it gets my shoulder-length hair dry in half the time and without getting very hot at all. Not only that, but my hair looks much nicer when I use it! I'm very pleased with this thing, especially considering the money spent.
Vidal Sassoon VS769 1875-Watt Fast Dry Anti-Static Ion Diffuser Dryer
I have dirty blond hair. It is shoulder length at the moment and I would like to have it lighter. I want it to be naturally lighter though. I do not want to use any chemicals or anything. Is there any kind of food that makes it lighter? Does sunlight make it lighter?
When you guys are growing your hair out, do you brush it in the mornings after you take a shower? Do you leave it wet? or do you dry it? Please let me know the basics to managing your hair while growing it out.
I recently decided to let my hair grow out, but it's that mid-stage length that I can't stand. THe length that you can't really do anything with besides let it grow out. So, I wanted to know if anyone knew of any good products out there that will speed-up the growth of my hair. Has anyone tried anything that actually gives results? Thanks.
Pony-Tail a Winning Fashion Statement
Tue Feb 3,12:02 PM ET
LONDON (Reuters) - Pony-tails appear to be a guarantee of success for
sportsmen at the moment with flame-haired Spaniard Miguel Angel Jimenez
leading the way.
Jimenez, who won the Johnnie Walker Classic in Bangkok on Sunday hours
after pony-tailed tennis player Roger Federer stormed to victory at the
Australian Open in Melbourne, believes fashion individuality is important
in the sporting arena.
"Two years ago, I decided to let my hair grow and I try to be a little
different on the tour," the 40-year-old Jimenez told reporters at the
Alpine Golf and Sports Club course after clinching his eighth European
Tour title.
"It's a kind of fashion statement in a place (a sport) where everyone
has the same haircut and the same everything.
"I did have a skin problem in the past and originally I grew my hair
long to cover my ears after surgery."
Jimenez, who held off the last-day challenge of Denmark's Thomas Bjorn
with a closing round of four-under-par 68 in Bangkok, became the second
successive pony-tailed winner on the 2004 European Tour.
Germany's Marcel Siem, with his blond locks drawn back, claimed his
maiden professional title at the Dunhill Championship in Johannesburg
one week earlier.
http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=story&u=/nm/20040203/od_nm/ponytails_dc
I saw a re-run of a "for-a-laugh" Chat Show on cable the other night and obviously they were struggling for guests cos he was Talking to David Seaman's Hair Stylist. [David Seaman is the recently retired England Goalkeeper famous for his ponytail, moustache and goal-mouth bloopers.)
They basically were gently mocking David's Long Hair and his stylist was kinda defending it saying its OK to have long hair provided its not too long. When asked how long he indicated that between the shoulders and shoulder blades was the longest acceptable "stylish" length for a guy to wear his hair.
Curiously a recent poll of women on the board revealed they prefered guys with long hair to wear it to a similiar length. "Shoulder Blade length" was the most popular choice of all those that replied.
I guess the questions are: How long is acceptable by society at large? Is there a line a which it stops being considered stylish, (if of course anyone will consider it stylish at all?)
Most models or celebs with long hair seem to wear it about shoulder length, is this because this is an acceptable or stylish length or is it just because they are so "in" with changing fashions they don't have the time to grow it out any longer?
Is there a point a guy can cross, does it matter? Thoughts opinions?
I hope this time it works. I have createt a Page on my Webspace with the Picture. I would be happy for comments. ;-)
My children (3, and 4 years old) have never had a hair cut and both
want to grow their hair very long. Does anything speak against that?
(for the health of the hair) Will their hair need to be cut before it has reached the length desired and why? THANK YOU.
Healthyhair & kids
Hail Brothers and Sisters!!! I recently purchased some baby shampoo...Johnson's Baby Shampoo with Vitamin E. I then bought Pantene Pro V Sleek Conditioner...the combo is amazing with my very fine and light hair. I recommend it to anyone out there who has very fine hair, doesn't want body, and needs a light shampoo and conditioner. The baby shampoo leaves my hair clean...and it is EXTREMELY gentle. Here is my pic in case you need to see what kind of hair I have...although the pic is dark. I smell like a baby...only drawback :-)
http://www.sacredembrace.com/images/DanielDD.jpg
Do you have recent pictures of your hair?
Hey all.
I'm going to go ahead and count these pics for February, because I feel I'll be unable to post them tomorrow.
I've been lurking around here since November if anyone is wondering, and although I've not pulled a complete disappearing act, I don't know how much I'll be able to post in the future.
So here is my hair for a year and a half's growth. I guess I like it. The braid picture I just kind of did by myself for no reason. It looks okay I think. I usually wear my hair in a ponytail all day.
I'll be honest with the board in that I've had thoughts of cutting. Nothing serious yet, but I feel my hair is putting an isolation barrier between and everyone around me.
So what do you guys think? Keep, cut?
- Brian
Ok. I've been on and off again posting here and there when I've had the chance, figured It was about time I post some pics lol. I started growing at aprox 1 inch towards the end of the november. I took tonight since I had it tinted back to my natural, I had it blonde on top when It was more short and spikey. Since I've gotten the blonde out,my hair also feels alot softer n better then it was.(assuming from the damage the bleech/dye caused).
December
Feb
Well, the trim I mentioned last week (was it last week?) didn't happen. I washed my hair and asked my mom to trim it. She had left her hair scissors at my great-aunt's the last time she did her hair. I saw it as a sign, and that was that. I don't see split ends at the bottom anyhow, and really hate losing length.
I've become a blow dryer junkie again. I bought a blow dryer with hot, warm and cool settings. I've been using the warm. I'd rather have my hair dry in 10 minutes, opposed to the normal 8 hours. I'm tired of frozen hair.
Well, back to studying for the test I have tonight. I'll update the pics pages sometime after Wednesday.
I hope this finds everyone well, and everyone's hair long!
Hi, Since I got my hair straightened for the regrowth,
I think its a good idea to upload another picture. I
still need to even out the color and definitely get
better lighting... but it shows the hair. I can't
believe how long it is... :-)
Aditionally I'll change my nickname to giacco, both of
this names are "variations" of the name james, but
well, I just want some change. Peace.
I am loving growing my hair... am really starting to feel I am making progress.
I read here a while ago someone mentioning using Mousse followed by a pomade to create certain styles...
Has anyone got any tips on using mousse and a pomade to style? (I have never used either).
I really dont care that I am in the awkward stage because I see photos of myself with short hair and I prefer the look now (albeit messy and uncontrolled in parts), so I cant wait for it to be long.
Ive begun using a new product that a friend got for me and wondered if anyone else has used anything similar: It is an Ayurvedic Herbal Hair Oil.
Here is a brief background: Ayurveda or the science of life is the oldest medicine system known to man. Ayurveda is a holistic art which embraces a wholesome lifestyle diet and a positive mental attitude. Each individual is a combination of the three constitutions, namely Vata (air & ether), Pitta (fire & water), and Kapha (earth & water). These five elements, which are always present within us, mentally, physically and emotionally, may become imbalanced at times due to stress or seasonal changes or diet. When an imbalance occurs, changes to our physical and emotional self may manifest, possibly affecting our skin and hair. When Vata is imbalanced symptoms such as: anxiety, fear, dryness, poor circulation may be experienced. When Pitta is imbalanced symptoms such as: frustration, anger, burning, redness (rosacea), broken capillaries or psoriasis may be experienced.
This oil says it stimulates hair growth, conditions and retards greying. It contains bramhi oil and bhringaraja oil, both of which I had not previously heard of. Here is a little on what I found out about them:
Bhringaraja oil rejuvenates the hair and prevents early greying and balding due to high pitta and aggravations of the bone tissue.
Brahmi oil is a fantastic application for nervous aggravation, insomnia, disturbed vata, and falling hair (hair loss).
This method of holistic hair care has been in use in India for 5000 or so years, so there must be some benefit...
If anyone knows about it, please let me know.
Thanks.
Ok, I've been experimenting with different conditioners for a while, and I've found that for my particular hair, Aussie Slip conditioner is the best. I deep condition with 3-minute miracle about twice a week, but "Slip" keeps my hair tame and nearly frizzless during the rest of the week!
As ALways,
That "Ball" Guy
Hey guys, I've been growing out my hair for the past 10 months. For the course of my hair growth I've used gel to part my hair in the front, as to keep it out of my eyes.
Of course, gelling my hair every morning is quite tedious, but I can't just let it loose because it will fall right over my eyes (e.g., it won't part in the front). At this point, my bangs when stretched reach to my bottom lip and beyond.
What I'm wondering is, how do you guys go about getting a natural parting of your bangs, as to keep hair out of your eyes, without using a product? My hair seems to not conform in that way, even when brushing it while wet in the morning. Thanks!
-Tyler
Hello everyone,
I'm a little nervous now that the time has come for me to get a job working as an attorney in a law firm since this is my last law school semester. My hair is almost long enough to get in a full tail. Originally I was thinking that my hair wouldn't be a problem for obtaining a job as an attorney since it would be pulled back, which is arguably the most 'professional' and conservative approach to wearing your hair.
Now I'm getting second thoughts (not about cutting) about having no problems interviewing with a tail. Previously, I inquired about possibly wearing a short-haired wig, and most of the responses were to basically not worry about it, especially in California. However, the more I think about it, the more I think maybe I should get a short-haired wig. I'd rather wear a wig every day then cut my hair.
I know there is a pretty famous long-haired attorney (forgot his name), but those guys are either well-established and/or are working for themselves. I, like most other exiting law school students, need to work for someone for at least a couple of years in order to gain the experience I need to be my own boss where I can call the shots.
I don't know if I should first try to interview with the tail and see how it goes, or just cave in and get a short-haired wig right away. I can't think of any other options.
So, I could really use some opinions (the more the better) on what to do. How should I do this??
Hey,
I've been growing my hair now for almost exactly a year now, and it's down to about chin length. However, I have a problem with it : It's very very fluffy.
I've been told this makes my head look like a pyramid!!! Any help on how to stop or reduce this problem would be greatly appreciated.
If it's any help i shampoo and condition my hair daily.
Thanks in advance
Hi there I have been growing my hair long now for about 3 months.I have 3 and a half inches in the back and 1 and a half inches on top(which was zero inches 3 months ago) But I have tried a style that the singer Louie Louie had back in the mid 90's.Let the hair grow out on top and in the back but cut all off on the sides and make two lines with the razor.I think this style looks awesome!! What do you guys think?
I don't how many of you watch wrestling. What did Triple H do his hair? It used to be one length but now it is long in the back with cut bangs. Not a mullet but definitely not one length either. What type of haircut is that? What is it called? I guess it looks cool.
By the way what does he do to make it grow so fast? He had a short ponytail just before he lost the belt to Goldberg the first time in Oct. but recently he has a long full ponytail.
Hi, i had been growing my hair for a year and a half right now and i have been having troubles with breakage of the hair, and it doesnt look so healthy,and is too short too. i will like to know wot some of u guys have used to get stronger better looking hair. any advice would be kindly receive. BtW i always use a hat, does this can damage my hair and the growth of it? Thanks
PS
if any of u guys know any way to grow ur hair faster i'll apreciated if u tell my the way.
If I am growing my hair long... should I grow it out at the same time and then trim it later... Or should I trim the back until the top of my hair reaches the back then grow it all out...
Ian
has anyone here gone into a stylist and taken a picture of a long hair style on a women, if tht makes sense? I am just having problems finding pictures of styles i like on guys to let them know wot i want.
also, do most salons charge male prices even though you have long hair? and finally, is it best to go into a female salon becuase they are more used to styling long hair rather than a male salon.
ive not been into a hair salon now for several years, and when i did i just had it all shaved. not sure what to expect now im going back with 13 inch bangs. lol
Hi all, Ive been super busy with exams recently, but here are my january progress pictures, taken on the 31st. Its almost 12 months growth now (some point in february) and Im quite pleased with my progress. Any comments/insults/advice?! Thanks!
~Gaz
http://www.ghost.filetap.com <--- copy and paste into browser to vist my long hair site with this months pics!
A guy that I've seen around for years just cut off his long hair. I don't really know him much to speak to, but I was really tempted to ask him why. He works for a family firm where just about all the people who work there have the same last name. I would have thought that he was under less pressure than most, but he did it anyway. Nobody fires their son/brother/nephew for the length of his hair, although they might harass him way beyond the way they would treat a regular employee. His wife has always had really short hair, though. Maybe it's her influence? They've been married a few years, so I don't know if that could be it, either. I can't understand it. Someone told me he had his hair long for more than 20 years.
I just got a warning that I'm closing in on my bandwidth limit. I've used over 98% of my bandwidth allocation for the month as of noon today. Checks in the past have been weekly, so we're probably OK. But if they check daily, the site may be down until the first of February.
Hey guys, i need to know what i should do. I am in the process of growing my hair out, and i really want to have the hair style that tom cruise had in the last samurai. Can someone please tell me how long it would need to grow for that to happen and should i get a trim or something?
A picture of what i look like now can be found here
http://free.inkfrog.com/pix/phvex/progress.jpg
and a picture of what i want to look like can be found here
http://free.inkfrog.com/pix/phvex/lastsamurai.jpg
A hairdresser told me i could but the stuff that women perm there hair with at home. Though instead i comb it through straight for like 15 minutes or something like that. She said it would make my hair straight for about 6-8 weeks. Seems like a cheap way to get straight hair.
Everytime i ask people mention that japaness thingy but hell i don't have 400 bucks for my hair nor would i spend that much. So i'm looking just for a cheap easy solution to keep it straight.
Does that work?
i stared using leave in conditioner in my hair and it made a huge diffance ...it does not get as tangled and it looks thicker and it just looks alot better.....did anyone else find this too be true?
Yea, I have seen a hair product, everyone probably knows what it is, and the name of it is, "The Split Enders." I was wondering, if anyone uses it, does it actually work? Does it actually trim all the deads ends or does it trim the dead ends and cut of healty hair at the same time? I was thinking about purchasing the machine.
I see the Tarikh and Longhaired Boy threads below this one have unviewable pictures because of exceeded bandwidth. So many people view this web board that if you use a free site for your photos, you will find your bandwidth is soon exceeded. Some free sites will shut your web site down for a few hours, and others will shut it down until the end of the month. Bummer for you. Bummer for us.
Free sites also often block "hot linking" (viewing their photos without viewing their pages where their ads are) which means we have to go through a few mouse clicks to get around that, and some of the board's visitors don't know how to do that, so they miss out on your pictures.
The thing to do is use the free web space that usually comes with one's Internet account. Most E-Bayers know how to use this space if you don't know how to, so ask one you know. Such space generally has larger monthly bandwidth allocations, and it usually won't block "hot linking". If you use really large photos on here though, you may still trash your bandwidth limit. This board gets a lot of viewers!
Treyn here. I am posting current pics for TommyTurbo at his request. The back side pic combo I opted to do myself. The first half of that pic is a pic he sent to me sometime late March, 1st of April, 2003. The second half is his current progress almost a year later. Awesome progress, at that! Let 'em know what you think, ya'll! Peace!
I have learned lately from a few sources that daily moisture is rather vital for healthy hair. That doesn't happen with me like it does with most other people and I am starting to slightly pay for it. I shampoo and condition once a week on the weekend and water rarely sees my head in between unless I get caught in a rain storm. I'm not a dirty person per say, just tend to be lazy in this department and I desperately need to change this.
I am looking to gather a general consencus here on weekly hair care routines concerning shampooing and conditiong and other things such as hot oil treatments and the like.
So let's have it, what are everyone's weekly hair care routines. I know this has probably been polled in the past, but I wish to reopen it for discussion. Peace!
I've noticed that my hair sometimes stops growing for a while, like 2-6 weeks, before growing again. This may happen 2-3 times a year. Consequently, it only grows about 4-5 inches per year (and this AS is taking forever!!)
Does anyone else get this or know what causes it?
I've Tryed To Let My Hair Grow Several Times But I Always End Up Getting A Hair Cut My Hair Is Always Longer From The Top Then From The Sides. Right Now The Top Is Long Enough To Braid But My Sides Are Really Short. How Can I Grow The Sides And The Back Out? Or Should I Just Get A Hair Cut And Let It Grow Out Even? Thanx!
I just thought of something...what do you do with your hair while in a car/truck? Does it hang between your back and seat or is it put behind the seat? How difficult is it to look sideways?
I posted on this board a year or so ago, while my hair was still pretty short (read: awkward). Well, now I have a fairly long ponytail (even cut it a few times to get all one length). Just wanted to check back with all of the guys who are like I was when I posted here alot, and let them know that it's just a matter of time. Hang in there and let your hair grow, and you'll have the long hair you've dreamed about.
I thought I would NEVER be able to get all my hair into a ponytail. Now, I have to cut it periodically to keep it from getting caught in things. :)
Good Luck, and Let Yourself Grow...
The Rev
I've been using cheap drugstore products for some time, and I find they just don't do that great a job for me. But I am so reluctant to but the more expensive products, because I just dont have the money to experiment around and be wrong. Do you guys think that the expenise stuff is worth it? Does it really make that much of a difference to you guys? And I have used things like Aussie and Loreal Vive, and they just didnt do the trick. Just curious if I should give dishing out some $$$ a try. Thanks
i just started growing my hair out. it is so thick and unmanagable that it looks more like an afro than a shaggy do, like i would like. do any of you know of any products that can think hair out a little or help tame it? i heard there is a shampoo by freedman, but i can't find it anywhere. thanks in advance.
-domino
I was at wally world buing some vitamins and I found some biotin. I had heard it mentioned on the board here a bit, so I decided to try it (it was only 3.95). Last night I finally went and measured my hair: 8.75 inches at the bangs (minus the almost half inch they were at my last haircut), at almost 16 months, that comes out to just over a half inch per month. I'll post results at the 2 year mark to see how the biotin does.
That "Ball" Guy
Is there another way to substitute hair serum
by less expensive and better options?
how does everyone handle thier hair just when theyre out of the bath? i seem to be having trouble getting it to look nice.. if i tie it back theres a kink in the hair where its been tied back and cuz its naturally curly when it drys with out being tied back it seems to go huge...
Hi People,
OK - Its one year since I started growing my hair and although I've had regular trims, I haven't had anything taken off the top for 9 months and before that only the tips were snipped. Here's what I look like 1 year on from my last short-style:
Short Style (January 2003)
1 Year Later (January 2004)
From the front
From the side
From behind
And My More Whacky Beckham-esque Look
Thanks to everyone for their support so far... I guess I'm half way there...
Comments, Critiques, Praise & Flames all tolerated well...
-Sorted-
Friends,
Any recommendations for combs or brushes for fine (as in not thick),
straight hair?
I have been using a cheap plastic comb with teeth that are spaced,
well, not real close together, but not wide like some combs I have seen in stores. I also occasionally use one of those round
brushes, shaped like a tube with plastic bristles all around it.
I don't use the brush so much now because I produce so much
electricity, I could supply power to Boston. :-)
I look at these tools and think that there must be something better
but there are so many choices and styles and materials.
My hair does not tangle often, it's about shoulder blade length,
straight as a rail.
I just need a few recommendations to help narrow the choices down,
Thanks!
hey red sup man... i got curly hair to but people say to use conditioner everyday. but it only seems to dry my hair out more what stuff do u use
Travis Fimmel, the Calvin Klein model, and star of the shortlived TV show, "Tarzan," has cut short his long blond hair. Very very sad.
Well, another longhair bites the dust. I was home yesterday and flipping around the TV stations when I came upon TLCs Makeover Story. What caught my attention was that the husband (husband & wife were about to undergo makeovers, they were probably in their late twenties or early thirties)had a really beautiful ponytail that was about four inches shy of his waist. Well, you know the rest of the story . . . snip, snip, snip and it's adios great and glorious ponytail.
What was also striking was that before they took him to be scalped, he went shopping for a new set of clothes, a suit and tie and a great pair of leather shoes. Very business-like (a change from his somewhat Goth looking clothes he had been wearing). Well, this guy looked fantastic in several suits he tried on, and his ponytail looked really great against the suit.
I know it was his decision to lose his long hair, but it's still a shame that it's gone. It was very beautiful hair, and it made a gorgeous ponytail.
Hi,
Can anyone recommend a good salon and/or stylist in the Binghamton New York area?
My hair is just below the shoulders and has not been cut since Oct '02. I have given it the two-week rule and still feel that I am in need of a very minor trim and some shaping. I also tried cleaning up my neckline with a beard trimmer but after cutting some hair I did not intend to cut I decided it was something to leave to a stylist. (I wear my hair tied back mostly so I want it to look neat.)
I can travel a bit also, so any place in Syracuse, N.Y. or Scranton, Pa are options.
Thanks!
Sorry, it's at Geocities again, but i have no better Webspace now.
http://www.geocities.com/dj_ddt/lhb5.JPG
Well, I've tried a bunch of times to just leave it alone and not get it cut, I managed to go about 7 months last time. Right now, it's been about 3 months since my last cut.
I made a resolution for the year, to not touch my hair. Seeing ya'lls progress pics is inspiring. I read a poll in a magazine somewhere, and it seems that 91% of women prefer short hair on a man. I don't understand why that is, 'cause to me almost any man looks better with long hair.
Anyway, I'm going to keep coming here like it was AA. Takin' it one day at a time.
Today, I will not cut it :>
I'd love to start growing my hair out. I think it'd be great to have longer hair... But I'm hesitant to do so. Right now, my hair is pretty much even all around and is starting to look a little odd. What i want to know is... Do you have to grow all your hair out evenly? Or can you trim the sides and back, and let the hair grow out over it? I'm not sure if I'm explaining it very well, but I'd love it if I could just keep the sideburns and back of my neck well maintained and have the longer hair growing over it to cover it all up.
Hey all, this is my first post here, but I was curious as to how often you can get away with oil treatments--or if they have any detrimental effect if used too much.
I've been growing my hair out for year+ at this point, but I color treat my hair (have a strong dislike of my natural color when long--dont ask =P , and blowdry every few days after i wash in order to keep my hair straight as it can be a bit wavy, and my hair could certainly be the better for this.
~Ashen
I guess I'll begin by stating that I never realized the bravery of those who grow their hair long. Other than the obvious fact that you experience the 'awkward stage' of growing out your hair, I did not know what others experience while growing your hair out....until now. I sought out websites that could show me how to grow my hair long and healthy. I think I've found something better. (tears rolling down my face like a girl) Ha Ha.:) I've always had short hair. For many years, some of those spent in the military, I was completely without hair. I can definitely relate to those who have tried to grow their hair out and have ended up leaving the bulk of their hair on the floor of the barbershop. A shame, really. They may call me a girl or a fag, but I'd like to show them who has the biggest balls...those who grow their hair long. I'm a bit melodramatic, but I'm also honest.I was completely bald on Halloween 2003 and (other than a trim) I have not cut my hair. Today is Jan. 28, 2004. My hair is only one and a half inches long, I have a long way to go. Thanks to everyone who took the time out to post a message. It really strengthened my resolve. damian
did anyone use thse products for their hair at all at like the two to three month stage
Hi, I just recently discovered hair straighteners, my hair is about 3 inches (and seems to be taking ages to grow)
Anyway the question I have is how often should you use them. They are great as they keep my hair nice straight and tidy as I comb it all back but as soon as I wet it my hair naturally goes mental and wavey.
How often should I use the straightners - as I heard they will ultimately damage my hair with too much heat. Currently I use it about twice a week.
An individual by the name of Juan Redman emailed me to asking some hair questions. Unfortunately, when I responed to his email address of juanredman@aol.com, it came back with a "bad address" response.
Anyone know who this is? I typed him a pretty long response and wanted him to get it.
Thanks! Tim
okay, it is not the best pic, because i have a bad digicam and wear a black t-shirt and my hair is (natural) relativ dark, but better as no picture. ;-)
Yes were just on the Late Late show playing Roundabout. I always wanted longer hair than Rick Wakeman, and now I have, but it is because his is now only shoulder length, not because mine will ever reach my waist. Oh well, at least he didn't sell out and cut it short, and several of the band members have it the same length.
Some of them look really old. Old enough to be drawing retirement pensions. It's a strange feeling when your idols grow old. Not just middle aged (that would be me) but truly old.
For anyone who is interested in what can be done about hair loss, the linked site is excellent!
Recently I have taken to liking a not too wide strip of leather. (Perhaps some American Indian Blood exists in me?) Anyway, once I find the right length and tie it, it is such a simple matter to just slip it on whenever needed. No need to tie a Bandana every time using this. It is always ready to go. (The "tied part" naturally being worn in the back with the ends of the knot trimmed.) Actually I rather like the look............and lately strangers have even commented on it as being quite neat! And do I ever live in a very conservative area!
i was just wandering why i should cut my splitends, my hair doesn't seem to bother me that much so i haven't had a cut or a trim of any kind in 1.5 years and thats when i started to grow my hair. are there any things that splitends can do to your hair apart from make it LOOK unhealthy
Has anyone tried the Matrix Sleek Smooth line?
http://www.epinions.com/Matrix_Sleek_Look_Smoothing_System
It looks pretty good from what I can tell... but before I dish out the money, I wanna know if it's all it's cracked up to be. Anyone know?
I was in a Super Wal-mart in Springfield, Illinois today and as I was walking down an isle to leave the store there was this guy coming toward me that I could tell had long hair. As he passed me, I turned my head back to see his hair from the back and it was down below his belt. Had a bit of a wave to it and looked healthy from what I could tell. Very inspirational, I might add. Thought I would share. Peace!
Hello all,
I have long curly hair - what do you guys with curls use to keep those curls looking good - shampoo/conditioner/styling sparay/gel to keep hair in place - while keeping the curls looking full/good, and non fly away.
I tried alot of brands - currently Marc Anthony brand - what brands/names and where do you buy ?
Thanks - and let that hair flow.....
Bob
I found something on a German hairstyle website wich might be interesting for you. I translated it below, I think long hair in Germany is more popular wich I can only confirm (I am from Germany), it seems to be a lot different in the USA as I read here.
http://www.hairweb.de/hairweb-maenner-frisuren.htm
http://www.hairweb.de/
New Trends for men....
Short hair - long hair?
The answer is: To find the individual right one for yourself....
The hairstyle trend for fall/winter 2003/2004 is presenting a whole selection of many different looks. The fashion makes suggestions, the man decides...
Like before and now the trend is longer hairstyles. The hair cropped short in the neck is out, the hair is everywhere long additionally long bangs and highlights are absolutly in.
(Then scroll down to "Und für die ganz Mutigen...")
And for the curageous...
Here its again: Already in the 80's famous styles, the mullet is again possible in the society - we thank legendary Germany celebritys like Wolfgang Petry and Rudi Völler.
Hi,
I currently have fairly short hair, but I'd like to grow it out like Shadoe Steven's has his. I'm not a fan of scrubby or plain long, but the kind of long hair like Shadoe has. Any tips or advice as to how I can do this?
Thanks,
Torin
PS: Shadoe's picture is here: http://www.tvtome.com/tvtome/servlet/PersonDetail/personid-44255
Hi all. On my way home from work today i got the usual chorus of 'get a haircut hippie' etc etc from some local kids who hang around a train station i use.
This is a regular routine for them and because they don't seem to tire of it i don't bother to answer. Anyway, that's not why i'm posting.
As i walked on by i thought 'you know, if they didn't cut their hair they would look similar to i. Long hair is a more natural state of their appearance...so why do they find it so weird?'.
Ok, ok...maybe i think too much but an interesting question (to me) i thought of was 'when and why did MALES start cutting their hair?' Is there some 'Hunter - Gatherer' reason for this or was it just simply a style thing?
If anyone knows when/ why or of any research done on this topic and posted somewhere Id appreciate the link.
Thanks...
I have recently started to get some major frizz, and my hair is feeling very dry. My hairs not that long yet (about 5 inches) and I don't have any real "regime", I just tend to use whatever shampoo is in the house. Since I live with no other long hairs these tend to be first one on the shelf type shampoo (i.e grab them and get out of the shop). Could any longhairs on this site who are in ENGLAND suggest some decent shampoos and conditioners. I know this is a personal choice type issue but shampoos and conditioners isn't really an area I know much about. Some suggestions would be a good place to start... Thanks.
1. Of course it's exam time, and I've been studying to keep up my marks. :) So I've been studying and worrying about these exams for weeks now, and I'm really starting to notice that my hair is starting to lose a bit of colour, as well as it's becoming really dry and tangling. It's becoming a real problem. Should I just keep conditioning it or what?
2. As well, I'm pitching a new television idea, and have to be in front of cameras with bright lights. I know that the lights are gonna cause trouble. What should I do to prepare?
Lots of questions...can you help me?
WHY IS IT THAT SO MANY PEOPLE SEEM TO LOOK DOWN ON LONG HAIR MEN. I AM CURRENTLY IN GRADUATE SCHOOL AND AM VIEWED BY EVEN A FEW PROFESSORS AS BEING STRANGE. I KEEP IN VERY GOOD SHAPE. BEEN WORKING OUT AND RUNNING SINCE I WAS 17, I AM NOW 47. YET I SEE THESE DWEEBS WITH THEIR BIG YUPPY GUTS AND THEIR POIDECTER HAIR CUTS AND SOMEHOW THEY ARE THE QUINTESSENTIAL CITIZENS AND MEN. WHAT A WHACKED WORLD WE LIVE IN.JUST FIT THE PART AND WALK THE WALK AND YOU CAN BE A COMPLETE SCUM INSIDE.
I'm not really sure why I'm mentioning this, other than I like to let other "like-minded" people know when I've had a long-haired siting.
It was on last night's episode of the PBS show Antiques Roadshow, the first of a 3-part show (I think) from San Francisco. During the valuation of a woman's pendant and earings set, I tall guy - maybe in his late thirties - walked into the camera's view, just behind the table with the guest and appraiser, picked something up, turned and walked back. This guy's hair hung to just below his belt. It's always nice to see another longhair, whether in person or on TV.
zakk wyldes hair is awesome. has a cool beard now too!!


Hi all,
I`m a newcomer here and I dont think I`ll post that often, but I am a new long hair grower.
I`m the pal of Tarikh. My main reason for long hair was because I was fan of the Undertaker, but now I just like long hair because it`s ool.
Unfortunately where I live and Tarikh would confirm, there are so many bigots and people always criticising us. My hair is not that long, but as soon as it`s no longer short, people make your life hell.
Regards.
Am I the only long hair who never wears a hat?
No matter how bitterly cold it gets i never never ever
wear a hat.
I recently went to a trendy hair salon to look through pics of men's hair styles in the picture books. First off, longer hair is clearly gaining in popularity, based on the number of pics of guys with longer hair in their books, plus based on what the hair stylist told me. I'm talking about hair to lower neck, shoulder length, etc. Not REALLY long, but much longer than what the last popular trend was.
Anyways, I asked the lady there how long she thought it would take for me to have my hair long enough for a style like one of those in the books (lower neck, shoulder length, etc). She told me at least a year or more. That was rather discouraging, I had estimated it to be a bit sooner.
****Now, here's the MOST IMPORTANT part... she told me that hair grows about 1/4 of an inch a month. Most of the info I've read on this website and elsewhere suggests that hair grows 1/2 inch to one inch per month, with a 1/2 inch being the norm. What do you think?
On a side note, doing some quick checking, it looks like finger nails grow about half as slow as hair, at least for me it seems to be the case. So I can kind of use this as a measuring guage. Anyone else notice this correlation?
While this reflection is fairly trivial in nature, it stands out to me since it accounts for one of the few instances in which I received supportive feedback from a stranger regarding my somewhat long hair:
I recently participated in a LAN (Local Area Network) extravaganza, and while attending that event, I became acquainted with some new friends. At one point throughout the evening, the fellow sitting to my immediate left was recognized by a female friend of his who just so happened to be passing by the area at which we were gaming. I sporadically engaged in the conversation that initially developed between these friends so as to enhance the ideas exchanged. At one point, the female suggested the possibility of her brading my hair. As brief as my encounter with her may have been, I appreciate the fact that she took notice of my hair's length and especially that she offered to style it for me (as opposed to cutting it). I enjoyed that attention, especially since it came from a female and because it was completely unsolicited.
BTW, I noticed three other long-haired males at this LAN event, one of whom I was already familiar with (I became familiar with Ian - the second of the four of we long-haired males in attendance - not long after my arrival). Ian and his cousin (who, aside from his long hair, caught my attention by way of the long-sleeved Iced Earth shirt he was wearing) both looked similar to Dave Mustaine of Megadeth, and the long-haired friend whom I've known for several months has straight black hair that has grown to mid-back length.
All in all, today's LAN event was one of the most pleasant times I've enjoyed as of late, the reasons for my enjoyment not being limited to the presence and friendly reception toward males with long hair.
For anyone who's curious, my hair's length can be traced to a duration of approximately two years (24 months) as of this year's upcoming month of February.
my hair is really curly and looks kinda like a fro. i have been tryin to grow it out since july of 2002 but my parents keep making me get it cut. is it impossible for me to have long hair being it so curly? will it look like crap??
Ok i asked before a bit ago and got no replies but with spring and summer.... hot weather and humid i need to get this taken care of. My hair is halfway down my back(About 2 1/2 years). For the last year or so i'v used a hot straighting iron to get the curls out. My hair natural is very wavy, poofy, frizzy, and flat out bad looking. With the iron it looks amazing, just what i like straight and smooth.
It's just when i sweat, it gets humid, water touchs it. The hair starts to curl or poof out and looks awful. I need something permanent... i wanna walk out of the shower dry my hair and not have to do anything else to get it straight. I'v heard of expensive salons doing procderures for this but i really can't afford stuff like that. Is there any cheaper way to get great looking straight hair?? Hell if i have to redo the process every 2 weeks or something it's still easier than everyday out of the shower ironing it with that dam thing. Not to mention i don't wanna keep it for fear of damage(So far ok).
Thanks for anyone that can help me, i really could use it... i can't seem to find a soluntion to this!
I have a concern with my hair that when running my fingers through my hair during shampooing and conditioning and afterwards while it is still wet I get multiple strands of hair that gathers on my hands. This is EVERYTIME I run my hands through my hair, especially while it is still wet. It slows down after a bit and as it dries. It varies from two to six hairs at a time. Would this be the common everyday hair loss, or is this a little extreme? Would this indicate brittleness/weakness of the hair? What is common for you while shampooing and conditioning?
Also, when my hair is dry, I run my hands though my hair and get a lot of tangling and snapping going on towards the ends of my hair. Is this due to bad ends or what might it be?
Any reply would be greatly appreciated. Anyone elses comments on their own experiences concerning these issues is greatly welcome and appreciated also. Peace!
hey,
i've heard a few times about leaving normal conditioner in your hair and using it as a styling product, and i was just wondering if anyone could advise me on whether this is actually a good idea or not? i wouldn't want to go and damage my hair or something while thinking i was helping it
cheers
For the first time in a while I'm really fed-up with hair... its starting to really annoy me.
Its unruly...limb.. wild... irritating... (Welcome to the awkward stage huh?)
The only plus side is its the longest its ever been...
A month ago it was excellent, a real dream, and now 4 weeks later its a pain in the ass... Don't get me wrong I'm not wavering, I'm not about to cut it short, but I am going to get a trim, just to tidy things up. (I'm due by my 3 month rule anyways.) Only problem is I have to wait 3 weeks cos the girl who cuts my hair is on holiday.
I guess I'm miffed cos next week will be 12 months since I started growing, and I was kinda hoping that I would be happy with my hair at this milestone.
Sorry Just sounding off...
Incidentally just to compare:
Xmas Day 2003 (A photo taken with my mom - I couldn't be happier with my hair):
Suggestions on what I can do to improve the situation?
Tonight my Dad was like "man, you need a haircut" I told him i was growing my hair out. He then said "well you need to get it 'shaped up' so it has some 'style' "
I told him I didn't think that was a good idea.
What should I do?
Hey. I just had a few questions. I wanna grow the hair on top out and have the sides shaved almost skin. My hair right now is like trim on top i guess 2-3 inches and on the sides a a buzz trim short and its blened in. I don't want my hair to look like a mushroom cut tho. I want my hair on top to go down i guess to the end of my ears. Do i have to stop getting my hair blended to on the sides? Is there a way to make it not look like a mushroom when its like halfway grown out. Nd how long you think it will take? lol thankz . Im new to the whole growin out my hair. - Rob
hey all,
quick question, has anyone ever ran into a problem having long hair in there field of study or profetion? i know some "jobs" out there dont like long hair. just wanted to know if anyone has had that problem. i mean is it really a "big" thing in the "real" world ? do you find yourself cutting your hair shorter.
im growing my hair out long while im in college, i would hate to grow it out only to have it cut you know.
thanks,
dave
Does anyone know of any memberships (I would assume with a routine fee) that provide free samples of hair products? I've heard women speak about trying their 'free sample of _____ that just came in the mail' and posting reviews on various hair/beauty sites. Know of any magazines, beauty supply distributors, etc. that do this? I'm not scared of being a memeber of something geared towards women. It just feels like such a waste buying an entire bottle of something just to try it and then have to throw it/give it away.
I'm old timer with long hair - the late 1960's, I was a young blood when I started - 12 !!!!
Anyhow - back then alot of long hairs were into drugs, anti war in Vietnam (a no no to alot of people), against the US government - and if you had long hair (women who did followed also), all fit into the same class.
I found back then that doing your own thing - and not what the majority felt - made you a STRONGER person.
For me - I had/have long hair, ride Harley Davidsons for many years, earings, tattoos, married, no children (many thought that was weird years ago - what no children ???), my wife and I have dogs !!
The above things made me strong - nobody bothers me anymore - but years ago all things above were rebellious.
Since the late 60's I wanted to do MY OWN thing and not be like a sheep being herded by the shepherd - does anybody know what is correct ?? no - do what YOU feel is correct, and offer NO explanation of why you have long hair - maybe something quick like - it's what I like...
Those that comment in a negative fashion are robots - boring, no idea to try something different, must be a fellow sheep in the herd !!
So - my fellow brothers ----- keep that hair long - do your own thing, and be happy.....
Hey - when I started riding Harley Davidsons years back alot of bikers were dirt bags, etc, got bad image - today - motorcycles are a fashion - MUCH more accepted, ridden by all types of people. SAME as long hair - it MUST be seen on high school/college students, and all types of men in society so it can be seen - we are NOT dirt bags.
Hey - I'm CLEAN/dress nice, educated, computer professional make good $$ and I'm a long hair !!
Peace .....
Bob
Hey Aries, I saw your post a while back on the Aussie Mango Smoothy Shampoo, and made a reply to it saying that I was interested in it as well. Anyway, I did some research for us or anyone else interested, and wrote Aussie asking them about it(as I could not find it at Walmart). Here's what they said:
"Thank you for your inquiry regarding the availability of Aussie® Mango
Smoothy Shampoo.
Aussie® Mango Smoothy Shampoo is no longer available, but customers who
used it in the past have found Aussie Mega to be an excellent
alternative.
If you have any additional questions, please feel free to write again or
call 1-800-947-2656. Consultants are available Monday through Friday
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So unfortunatley that idea is out for us! Oh well.
I haven't took pictures in awhile so I decided to do so today,I'd appreciate any feedback.
Just wondered what an "Ionic" dryer was. How is it different than a "regular" blowdryer. Do they cost more than average? How does it affect your hair? Any answers will be appreciated. Old Jon
hey, wuddup...Ive been growing my hair for almost a year, but my back hair only about 6 months..becuz i decided to get a tape up in my 5 month of hair growth, which i now regret...anyways my question is about braidz. I braided ma hair once and im planning on braiding it for a now to keep it a neater...but i wanna knoe,do braids weaken hair in way? will it affect my hair growth?
..by the way i have type thick wavy hair almost shoulder length
Hi guys,
You have a great board here! I am growing my hair for 17 months and its nearly to my shoulders. So now I think about hairstyle. I would love my hair to look like Luca Turilli-Italian metal god!!!
Here are pictures of Luca:
www.lturilli.com/pics/official/LUCA7.JPG
www.rhapsody.free.fr/site/pics/luca.gif
http://hemsidor.torget.se/users/t/tobiasha/big18.gif
Please tell me what you think.
Dragonflame
has anyone noticed how the shaggy cut has come back around? i see a HUGE number of guys wearing that look now, and i must say i am grateful that the whole buzzhead look seems to have taken a back seat.
with shaggy somewhat "in" can longer looks be too far away?
mjtoo
Hi all, these are my progress pics, copy and paste this URL and it should take you to my album, try not to be too brutal on your opinions though, thanks for looking and take care all
http://gopictures.com/Public/Folder.asp?Folder_ID=1&User_ID=chris22
well, I had to do a drivers ed class to keep from getting points on my record, anyway, when I got there to fill out the paper work, the guy in front of me, had his liscense out and the pic had him with hair well outside the frame. Looked very long. Now it was a very short buzz nothing left. Really sad. My pic is 10 years old and even though my hair was long, it was pulled back, so it looks really short.
Next time I'll make sure to have the pic taken with it down and forward.
Anyone else have a good pic on their liscense? ID?
Also I should post some pics, soon. Anyone have a place to host them?
Hi all, about 7 months ago I strted growing my hair out.
I had it really short (military style)
I did have to cut sides and back about 3 months in to the project because it didnt match with the top at all.
I seem to get a lot of frizz and wave in the back, and I saw this infomercial on tv about this product called the split ender.
anyway, I bought one, but my hair doesnt seem quite long enough to use this thing to its full potentianl yet.
I was wondering if anyone else uses this thing, and if it is good or not.
what is the difference between the types of long hair for people like ashton kutcher, who seems to have a very messy style, compared to like johnny depp whos hair falls behind his head in a neat way
does it have to do with combing or the way it it cut
thank you
...but geocities doesn't want to work for me tonight, so I've sent my pics to Treyn, and hopefully he has space to host them for me. I'm pleased with my progress!
I got a trim last week, just enough to tidy it up - I didn't lose any length, and got the back-of-the-neck-fuzz shaved, so I'm happy with it.
Well I'm out of time - gotta do homework.
So I'll see you guys later.
Steve-o (13.5 months!!!)
Why is it that people are so crazy about hair?
Hair is not special, and you see it everywhere.
But still it holds itself in our hearts with all of its glory,
Enchanting our souls, you know the story.
To me, hair is something wonderful to behold.
I enjoy it on everyone, young or old.
Im a long hair who used to frequent this board. I wanted to visit to see how things are going. I am glad to see all is up and running. I believe there is some type of power in having long hair and that we should all let our hair grow otherwise our hair would not get long. Having long hair is the natural thing to do. The last time I cut my hair was in 1995, when I got a gift certificate to a hair salon. Sometimes it can be a pain in the ass to keep hair like mine. See, my hair tangles very easily and if wind gets to it. I have thick curly hair. Mostly my hair is healthy, except for the ends, which need to be cut off. When I started to grow my hair out, it grew out fast.
I know that it is important to soak my hair with water every day. I lost my ends due to not getting them wet daily. Moisture is important!
IF YOU WANT LONG HAIR READ ON.
To some of you this strange idea might not be O.K. but I know it demonstrates the power when you prey. . . . .
I visualized growth on the top of my head. I felt the energy flow and from atop it fled. I pushed my hair out mentally. Yes, that is what I said! It is something to do while lying in bed. Sometimes I pushed so hard, my face got red. I kept on doing it till my desire was fed.
I know this may sound silly and a little untrue. I don't suggest you push so hard; your face turns blue. Take the time to think of all the things we do. If you put your mind to it, you would be amazed when through.
Sooooo All of you who want to let it grow. . . . . PUSH ON BABY ! ! ! ! !
Any Replys?
I don't usually post here. I read, take encouragement, and keep growing. My hair is actually starting to get longer. It's LOOKING longer, even to me. I haven't had anything done to it since July. I told myself I wouldn't until at least next August. By then even my shortest hair will be down to my shoulders. (Well, except for the ones that have regenerated. But you know what I mean.)
My dilemma is that now that I'm getting past the awkward stage into the beginning of the just-plain-long stage, I don't think I like it as much. Mostly because the ends curl. My hair is now in that long-enough-to-tuck-behind-the-ears-but-too-short-for-a-ponytail phase. And I really don't like it. I'm an entertainer. I'm lucky that I CAN have long hair. But I still need it to look good. If I have the split ends trimmed (which I haven't done since about March) or have it "texturized" or whatever - something to give it style without altering the length - is that going to solve this "style" problem of mine? Or does it sound like I'm doomed to fine, flat hair that curls at the ends?
I can hear you all yelling "Picture! Post a picture so we know what the heck you look like!" I don't have many photos of myself and I don't have a digital. So I'm posting a photo from last October*, and I'll try to get to the computer store and see if I can get a web-cam shot there.
*Note on photo: As I look at it, I want to say my hair seems a LOT longer now. Realistically, it's maybe 1.5 inches longer at most, but it seems way longer than that. Like, where the front looks like it goes halfway down in that photo, it now hangs down to my jaw. But you get the idea of the curly flip thing (although in the photo my hair has a lot more personality. Now it just lays flat and curls at the end.) Also, I've lost 25 lbs since that photo was taken. I really will try to get an updated photo very soon.
Well I decided to do another page with lots of pics on it. My hair doesn't look as bad now because it's been about a month and it's grown out a little.
Just go to the last progress pic and theres a link under it, enjoy.
i need some facts.... i have a little afro and usually most girls cant grip it but i know some people can. But what im really trying to say here is i wanna know is there anyway that i can make my hair grow just a little faster im tired of picking it i just wanna put it in a pony tail and call it a day. Thats why i hate afro-american hair cause it grows slow i wish i were mixed so it would grow faster. and i wnat to know how to cornrow... i read other message and you replied but it was confusing like for example u put, "take strands of hair and tiwst and continue till your done" i need it more descriptive please.. well thanx for ur time please email me back as soon as possible.
Let's try to finish up with calendar picture submissions by this weekend.
All,
I've set up a place for us to create a calendar. The site I'm using has a 20% discount on calendars if ordered by the end of the month. Here is the procedure to participate.
If you have a photo you'd like to submit, upload it to the gallery. Follow the linked URL and login using menslonghair as the userid and hyperboard as the password. Upload high quality pictures. This means using as high a resolution as you can.
Please also email me a copy of the photo so I can make adjustments if necessary to make them all consistent. Use the email address linked to my name on this email for that purpose.
In order to get the discount, I want to be aggressive about submission deadlines. Have your submissions in by this coming Sunday, January 18. There will be no vote to decide which photos to include. This is because each person who orders can select their own photos.
The price currently listed is not the price that will be charged. I will post that in a followup.
If anyone has a question, please post it here.
Well, I just retouched my 7 months worth of hairgrowth after my last bioionic straightening. I'll have pics around monday and i'll try to post them. For everyone who has curly and wants straight hair, I must say again that I absolutely recommend this system. Its smooth and very nice. Its getting quite long and I don't know where I want to stop. Please ask any questions about the bio ionic system, and well, I'll update on the pictures too.
Good growing to everyone
Well, I'm going to have my mom even my ends a bit today. The bottom looks thin because of the V shape I accomplished by self trimming.
For all you hair dressers: Is it better to have your hair trimmed wet or dry? Is one way better for the hair than the other...like one may promote split ends or something?
I was going to wash and condition first...but then started to wonder if I should have it trimmed first?
A couple weeks ago I lost all my stuff from my website due to a hard drive problem. I've gotten a new hard drive, so that's fine but:
The html editor I use, arachnophilia, has a newer version out that I don't like. I'll look around for a copy of the older version next week sometime.
I've just begun classes full time, so I'm limiting my online time so I can study.
In other words, be patient with me. It's going to be a while before I update the pics page. I'm still here, I just have to put the page on a back burner this quarter.
I know certain alcohols are bad for the hair, but does anyone know which ones they are?
I just wanted to get everyone's opinoins on hair lighteners such as "Sun-In".
Hello all! Nice to be back. Thought I would drop a note to say my web-site has the January pics up to start off the new year and new site look. There is quite a bit of difference between my last progress pics in late November and the current January pictures. I posted earlier but it got screened and still hasn't shown up, so I am posting again hoping it doesn't happen again. Here's to wishing! Peace!
my hair is fine and some parts are longer then the other i whont to grow my hair verry long but i dont no how to
Hi,
Thanks for everybody`s comment on my last progress pic.
Here`s another selfportrait done at the "Jardin Des pamplemousses"
Cheers
I love these progress pictures' threads. I've looked at probably all of them and silently cheered in my mind for those that are striving to grow their hair lengthy. I've never posted any but here's my first 'official' set. They were taken just today and they signify two years and 6 months of uninterrupted growth since a very short hair cut except for three inches cut off of the back to even everything up. This is the third time I've grown my hair this length. My goal is to get it to waist-length or atleast within a few inches of I have the genetics to back it. :)
Comments and criticism welcome.
Hey, I haven't posted much around here but I've been endlessly searching through the archives and its been really useful.
Anyway, I think your hair looks really good, especially in the last few pictures you've posted... Do you have the hair type that naturally grows up (instead of down and foward), at the hairline?
Also, in those last few pictures, how have you combed your hair? Do you comb it while its wet? It looks like you sort of have a part near the front but then it stops and your hair is brushed back?
Thanks for any feedback!
My hair slightly curls/waves at my neck and sometimes ears. What should i use to get it completly straight. I'm trying to get it to look like the Axl Rose, 80's, Rocker-style.
Thanx to all the people who gave some positive input on my hair. Like I and many others have said, this board is so helpful to anyone trying to grow their hair long. It provides a positive, encouraging environment for one to go to get away from the "short-hair mentality" society holds so dear.
Thanx again guys!
And a special thanks to Treyn for hosting my pics!!
Check this shit out... I dont think its growing fast enough but I guess im in the "akward stage"
http://www.geocities.com/legalizedcrime/lay2.jpg
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I was watching this show on Animal Planet where they take care of animals who are abused, etc. Well somehow
they had this guy with beautiful hair almost down to his
waist He had a good portion of it cut off for locks of love.
Of course they didn't mention any of the things
Hair Religion mentions in his site about locks of love.
i am trying to grow my hair long, but i am not sure if i should let it continue growing without any hair cuts or trims, or trim it to make it look neater, i have no cut my hair in 2 months and it was very short before i started to grow it longer
What kind of combs do you guys use for your long hair?
Do you have any recommendations on which combs that is highly recommended and better for hair? i believe i have wavy hair.
Hey long-haired people, just wanted to post my pics to you all of my hair at present - I'm a friend of JoNty who took one of the pics!
Hey all, nice board you have here.
I've currently been growing my hair for about a year and a half (18 months). My fine, brown hair is not really that curly, but definitely wavy, about one inch waves to be exact.
Ever since I've been able to at about six months or so, I have been straightening it with an iron. It got me through the worst of it I guess, but now I'm really concerned about damage. I know I have quite a lot of split ends and if you were to take the ends and sort of rub them next to my ear, they sound crunchy almost.
I really am making an honest attempt to stop using the straightener and just let my wavy/curly hair flow. I can always tie it back - even when curly - which is a plus, but I still find it hard not to straighten it like I always have before school.
The question... If by making this run at not damaging either by straighteners or hair dryers (I've never used them to be honest, I prefer air drying) will my hair be able to become healthy again? I haven't trimmed it and I don't plan to for awhile, so if I just let it be natural for awhile, will it sort of "repair" itself? I think I may be able to get the waves to sort of "lock up" and not be so frizzy or anything if I take care of them; is this true?
I'm cutting back on washing too, pretty much taking every step I can to ensure healthy hair.
If any of you can give me some insight, I would be VERY grateful.
P.S. - (I've seen pics of Jamie below straightening his hair. This goes to anyone growing: Don't do it man! It's way too early and you'll regret it. Just let it do it's thing, you'll be thankful you did.)
Ruptured
During the course of my day yesterday, (train to/ from work, lunchtime and supermarket in the evening) I saw bet. 15-20 longhairs, and nearly as many again between AS and shoulder length! I wouldn't normally see that many in three months (this being suit & tie country). This might not sound so great to some of you, but for where I am, it's like a miracle. It was THE most inspiring day for me! Let's hope the trend continues!
P.S. there was no metal festival nearby either...lol
I was at Wal-mart today and in the craft section I happened to find some beads. Not just your ordinary craft beads, but the large, dreadlock style beads, made of wood. Nice patterns, not at all bad, so I decided to buy one bag of each design. Got back to the school, took about 10 minutes to figure out how to get one on a lock of hair, then put three in, rather inconspicuously, and set off for class.
I have never gotten so many friggin' compliments on my hair in one day! Granted, it's the new semester, with new people around, but it seemed to be more than usual, and many of the comments were "tight beads" or "dude, you don't have dreads and you can pull it off. . sweet!". Just real encouraging as I had never really thought about hair decorations before.
So I was just wondering if anybody else has tried this, and if so, what reactions did you recieve?
Hello people,
I'm upto month four of my hair growing experiment and my fringe is currently below my eyes, the back looks like a gorilla after a bad hair day in the jungle. I'm more determined than ever to grow my hair to the top of my sholders, its the third attempt and I'm not giving up yet.
What I want to know is, is it usual to be so obsessed with growing your hair it occupies my mind most of the day?
I can't forget about it and let it grow its just always on my mind, is it usual?
Check out this link.... the guy makes PLENTY of sense!!!
http://www.babelloyd.com/likeitis/likeitis0019.html
Keep it LOOONG!!!
~Rob

Hi,
hope it now works, I managed to reduce the size.


Cheers
what is "shagged"? everytime i tell someone that i'm growing my hair, i always get the same reply: "Are you getting it shagged?" i don't have an answer because i don't know what the crap it is! can someone tell me? has any one ran across any photos?
well, they say it's good to laugh at yourself, so nobody get offended :]
Has anyone seen the episode of 3rd Rock from the Sun, called 'will work for Dick' because its being shown in the U.K on the comedy channel on Tuesday 20th January . It has Tommy with a French twist hairstyle and sally with a bun, both look good .
I was just on the phone to my Girlfriend who told me that she had just spoken to a hairstylist in her local salon. The subject of treating damaged hair came up and the stylist told my gf that she recommended warming some sunflower oil (of the kitchen variety) and rubbing it into her hair then placing a plastic bag over her hair and wrapping it in a towel. She was told to leave it like this for an hour and then thouroughly wash it out. According to this stylist this is better than any hot oils treatment that you can buy in the shops and it is what she does to have healthy hair..
well I was wondering if anyone has tried this.
I may give it a go this afternoon and I'll report back on the results.
P.s I wish I hadnt chosen RonaldMcDonald hair as my nick as its no longer appropriate to my hair... oh well never mind!
Im at 4.5 to 5 inches now and this stage is so tough for me, especially because i have a really thick head of hair! I just want it to fall down and seperate, but it just all sticks together and won't do what i want it to unless i empty a bottle of gel! Ahh, when does it get better?, and what was the toughest length for you all?
I cant believe it, tommorow (Jan 19th) will be my birthday! I wont say how old Ill be but I was born january 19th 1980. I never thought Id live this long, I remember getting a haircut when I was 20, at the time it had been growing for 2 years, so after that I thought I wouldn't live to see the day when I had long hair again, well my hair is now at 21 inches! I should be at 24 but with the trims thats about right, the Biotin Ive been taking has helped noticably, It breaks less and seems to grow a little faster, and almost no split ends now. Hopefully later this month Ill be able to post some newer pics. Also I finally gave in to aussie and got their moist conditioner, it was only 2.99 so I figured what the hell. Another thing that has really helped me is Infusium 23(a leave in) which has made my sometimes fro-ish hair much more manageable. Oh and he under cut is now getting annoying, the rest of my hair is mid back but whenever I have it down, he under cut sneaks up and brushes all along the front of my neck sometimes, but oh well that was my own dumbass fault, hopefully itll start calming down soon. But actually the undercut is what shows me how fast it actually grows, since the last time I shaved it was december of 02, last month I measured it at 7" so it actually grew an extra inch, its already at 7 1/2 right now! I can say enough about biotin, but it just rocks!
I think Ive been posting at this board now over a year can you believe it?! Oh man Im old...
Hi, im getting very depressed about my receeding hairline. Is there anything i can do? will it reach a point and stop or keep going till im bald?
please help!!?!!?!!!
mark
Someone today told me today that if I don't trim my hair often that it will grow out thin..and if i get trims it will make it heaviar or thicker...is this true?....My hair is not too thin but also not thick either and it is straight.....thanks
What is the opinion on orlando bloom in lord of the rings and pirates of the caibeenian, it seems cool to have two positive char with long hair
hello everyone!
i don't spend too much time here anymore because i've been busy, so i don't know if people ask about good ways to safely straighten hair.
however, i was just changing channels and passed this advertisement for "straight to the maxx". it sounds like it is not bad for your hair and keeps it straight for a long time(weeks). i don't know actually how well it works, or how safe it is, and i'm not even looking for anything like this because my hair is already fairly straight.
but, i thought i'd post this for anyone who may be interested.
sorry if this topic was already covered recently.
(i was displeased to see that all of the people who tried out the product and gave a testimonial were women. hmmm . . .)
Hi all :)
I'm new here
Well I have a couple of questions .
First of all , I decided to have long hair about 7 months ago . My first question is : Is it normal that my hair start to curl?
It never did that to me before until a couple of months ago , why are they curling ? ( it's more the end of the hair, but sometimes it's half of it ). Will they stop curling after they become longer ? Is there anything I can do right now to have more straight hair ?
Also , why it's not good to wash their hairs everyday ? I always did that =/
And how come after I wash and comb my hair I lost some ? not a lot lol , but a couple ( like 10) . Is it normal?
One of my friend who is also letting his hair grow loose some of his hair when he wash and comb them .
I know this is a noob question , but do I need to use a conditioner ? What will that do to my hair ? :P
And how often do I have to use it ?
Well that's it, hehe
Thx for the help
In an earlier post I read from Bill:
"Whenever I see another long haired guy, I make it a point to say "nice hair", "i like your hair", "great hair dude"
whatever. I have never had a negative look or response - always a thank you or some other appreciation. I have been doing this ever since a young man many many years my junior once said to me-"I Like the hair" He too was a long hair. To me it was such a great positive, validating feeling. So I ALWAYS acknowledge long haired guys not matter what their age."
I was wondering if ever a woman came up to you and made a compliment and if so how would you recact. I always wanted to tell when I see a man with long hair that I like it (I see men with long hair pretty often) but I think I would just earn a confused look LOL "what my hair what she's talking about??" LOL additionally I'm to shy to ever say it but everytime I see someone I really want to...
hey guys,
I have a probelem having growing my hair underneth my arms and facial hair, but my moustache is growing and my hair on the head is growing quite fast. But i really want a beard and hair underneath my arms im going to be 18 years old and im a male. Im not active in sports but i eat regularly balanced diet. I hope u guys can help me.
I saw The Buzzboard mentioned several times in that StanleyBey thread.. I've never heard of this board before, could someone please link me to it? Thanks.
Yes, I did get the haircut. Due to extremely difficult personal problems (not church related), I feel the need to rekindle my spirituality and for me that involves church fellowship and ministry. I know this is hard for many of you to understand and I am a tormented soul over it BUT I ask that you respect my decision.
I am not saying I'll never grow my hair out again but for now this is how it has to be.
I posted the following over at the buzzboard. Many over there are actually quite open minded about long hair and I have enjoyed an interchange with them also:
First off, I want to FROM MY HEART thank the many, many kind people here and elsewhere that have offered me a great amount of support and personal e-mails. Sorry if I haven't been able to answer all personally yet.
I set off for a "traditional" barber shop that I had been to probably 18 years ago. It is now defunct with only the red and white barber pole left.
I then to another shop I had been to as a child. Who is sitting in one of the chairs but one of my church elders! Can you believe it? I was kind of embarrassed because my hair was all over the place without product.
Anyway, a lady with an open chair invited me over. I was kind of messed up over having met the elder but I mumbled what I wanted.
I said 1/8 inch on the sides and taper to about an inch on top. She seemed incredulous.
The experience was quite negative. She seemed really put out that this was such a big makeover and would take extra time. She even charged me extra at the end.
I had to tell her to keep going shorter and then she finally refused at the end - the nerve. It's still pretty short but I may fool around more with it at some point.
I pretty much followed the 2 week rule as I first wanted to get the cut when I my problems first began 15 days ago. This was VERY hard for me because all I said about wanting long hair is 100% true. But there comes a time in life when we must look at the big picture and conform for the greater good. I'll see if this turns out to be the case in my life.
Hair does continue to grow so this is not irreversible though for the moment it appears that way. Thanks again everyone!
For anyone who want to look:
Got my photos developed from a couple of weeks ago (at a conference in Illinois) and I thought "well heck, all my photos are just headshots! They don't give a proper sense of perspective"
Anyways, these aren't really progress photos, but just how my hair looks in different situations. Enjoy!
http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=2051146&size=md
(Me with a fellow juggler at the conference named Luke Winger.)
http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=2051141&size=md
(Juggling with above-mentioned juggler, attempting to walk backwards while passing. Hair is still appears annoyingly short in the back if I don't use any product.)
http://www.photo.net/photodb/image-display?photo_id=1996348&size=md
(Just for reference, a couple of days after my last haircut.
I cut my hair! Did it last summer, no regrets at the time, had been longhaired for a long time and enjoyed it. But then I moved back home to go to school, a decision I took after the cut,and the trouble started. I figured that I would grow my hair again, and it was not all that short anyhow, razored with a fringe, but my family just nag me all the time, its worse than when I was younger and I could at least tie it back. My dad is in his fifties, still has all his hair, and has had EXACTLY the same hairstyle his the last twenty years, no kidding, and my Mum cries, and says, put the gel on and PUSH it all up, PUSH it all up. They are baby boomers, if you are not earning money or paying someone to do something for you (i.e. cut your hair), you just don't exist. Brother short-haired / gel junkie. Just know I am going to cut it before I am ready, the worst thing is I only want it long enough to have it long-layered with no fringe, and that can only take 6 to 9 months, but nag power sucks!
I have posted my January 2004 progress pictures on my website. When I started taking progress pictures in January 2003 at seven months I could not imagine that I would be posting pictures of me with beyond-shoulder-length hair in January 2004 at nineteen months. I have learned a lot over this past year. I am very pleased with my progress and I am sincerely grateful to everyone at the Men's Longhair Hyperboard for your support and encouragement. I am looking forward to another year of growth and long hair. In case you miss it on my home page I will mention here that I removed some of the 2003 pictures off the main page. All my 2003 pictures are still available on my 2003 Progress Picture Archive page. Finally, in 2004 I may only post progress pictures every two months. At this point my hair is not changing as much as it did in the early stages. To everyone who is struggling with the awkward stage hang in there and you will eventually achieve your long hair goals.
I had long hair for a while and it reached my chin when it was pulled tight. Anyways, i made a big regretful mistake by cutting it short. i am growing it out again and i was wanting to know if i should get an undercut(when it is long on top but skin short on the sides and back). my hair is real thick and a little wavy when it gets long. but it gets wavy on the sides more than on top. so i am thinking that if i get the back and the sides cut skin short than it will look a lot thinner and not as wavy. please respond with your ideas.
Thank you
Nick.
How do I grow long straight hair?
i am a 20 year old, and last month i shaved my head ( i used to have a regular men's haircut style). because the hair was so damage, it seemed to curl, and there were always hairs standing out when i combed it down. After I take a shower when i comb it, and it isnt bad, after it gets dry during the day, it just curls. I dont have curly hair, but when my hair grows to a certain point, it curls in the ends. When I was little, i didnt have that, but I started wearing lots of gel when i was a teenager, so it may have damaged it.
I figure, by shaving it, I can start over with new hair.
As of right now, my hair has grown (similar to Keanu reeves in the movie SPEED) I probably want to shave it 2 more times in the upcoming 3 months, before i let it grow out during april or may.
Enough about the brief description of my current situation, this is what I intend to do:
My main goal is to grow out my hair so that it covers my ears completely (just like in "that 70s show") or the band called the beatles.
then gradually i want my hair to look like this:
http://www.johnnydeppfan.com/c108.jpg
http://www.parliament.ge/~diana/pa13.jpg
how do i do that? it looks like its easy to do, but i once tried growing my hair in high school, and it was sort of hard to do, because different areas of my hair had different size strands.
so as of right now my hair has all even the same size strands.
how do i go to getting a johnny depp style hair?
i just need advice besides saying just grow it out...
i appreciate your advice.
Not too long ago someone mentioned a KMS product that was a sea salt spray for the messy/shaggy surfer look, it's supposed to make you look like you just came from the beach.
Has anyone tried this?
I'd like my hair to look like I just came from the beach, but also the shaggy/messy look too. But now that I'm growing my hair out, I need to take better care of it. I've avoided all hair products other than good quality shampoo and conditoner.
Is this sea salt spray worth using? Just wanted to have a little fun with my hair while growing it out, might make the awkward stage a bit easier to handle. Also, I can't find a place around me that still sells KMS (although I could order it online I suppose) but some other hair salons sell more "upscale" brands, do you think there's a difference, or should I not even bother?
Hail to all! I've been growing out my hair for now about a year...and a little bit. Here are my new pics! I haven't been to this board in a while, but HAIL to all the new and older people. Nice to see everyone still here.
http://www.sacredembrace.com/images/DanielDD.jpg
This post serves double purpose. Advice, and Poll.
I've been considering growing my facial hair out for a while. Since I could, I've almost ALWAYS had sideburns, and have had some limited syles of goatees. I have this dang genetic thing that keeps me from being able to grow any kind of mustache, leaving me looking like some amish guy. Both my dad and brother had a hard time growing one until they were past 30 and it looks like I'm no exception. Now my question is, are there any "do's" and "don't's" for facial hair, or are they just the same as that of head hair i.e. "Be gentle and be patient"? This question is directed more towards people like Victor and Paddy, or anyone with experience in this.
Now, my question for the rest of the board is: What do you think of facial hair? I personally wouldn't mind something like Victors (although I realise that mine won't be like that), but without a mustache, would it look bad? There was a guy in Illinois that I saw that had a foot and a half long goatee braided in a five strand braid. Since I can grow hair on my chin, should I maybe "play to my strengths" so to speak?
Any advice, comments, opinions would be appreciated.
hey ive been growing since 1/6/2003 and my hair is maybe 5 inches long, during this stage i can finally put my hair back when its wet and it kindof stays, it looks really nice when i part it in the middle andput it back and to the side when its wet. (i also put some gel in to hold it down) but after my hair dries and all the water evaporates, it just wants to go forward again and puffs up. Is there any product I can use to keep it "wet" longer? And is it possible to train your hair to go back by wearing a hat really often or anything?
Hello again board,
I see that a lot of posts here are about probs with thick/ hard-to-manage hair. Well, ditto, but I have another question - do any of you have hair that really springs up? My hair comes to shoulder length but if I pull it down straight, it comes down to mid chest. My bangs sit at just below the ears but pulled down they come to nearly the shoulders.
Now, my hair isn't curly - I'd say slightly wavy - but extremely thick and sticks out all over the place (I think it grows horizontally...lol). I always have to tie it back AND gel it, though I'd really love to wear it loose. Straightening irons don't work either. So, (deep breath) does still being in the Awkward Stage with shoulder length hair make me one of those unlucky guys who just aren't meant to have long hair?
Thanks in advance.
Armin
Although I often hear that straightening irons are "bad" for the hair, after I use mine, my hair feels as though it's been deep conditioned! (Doesn't help me to fight the frizz tho'). Has anyone else experienced this?
I have heard alot of things on how to make your hair grow faster. From vitamins, which are good for you anyway, though I dont know if they actualy help grow hair faster. It will help your hair to be healthier. To high protean diets. Though I dont know of any of these things making your hair grow faster. A combination of good grooming, vitamins, high protine diet, and at least some moderate exercise every day will help your hair to be stronger and healthier and you end up with less broken stands less fly aways and less split ends. With healthier hair you wont have to cut it as often though unless I am mistaken dosent hair only grow about a half an inch a month? I do however know a gall who's hair grows half an inch in the summer months and an inch in the winter months though that is rare.
Hi there I was wondering how many times a week should a person shampoo? By the way I have curly,thick hair.Also I rinse hair with water only on the days I don't shampoo is this okay? I heard moisture(water) is the best moisturizer is this true?
A local grocery store is closing and I was lucky enough to scoop up $35 of shampoos and conditioners for around $12 this afternoon. I did my first test tonight, I am planning to test Aussie Slip tomorrow, and I restocked my supply of Physique Deep Hydrating (my favorite pair).
So I bought the Te Tao Water, Lotus Tea Thickening Shampoo and Conditioner (it was this or the one for colored hair...not much selection). The pair regularly sells for around $12, and cosiering its relatively small bottle, is no bargin.
So I used it. Upon opening the shampoo bottle and lathering up, the shower immediately smelled like green tea. Not a bad thing , it was just quite powerful. The shampoo wasn't anything exceptional. Then I moved to th conditioner. It latered up rather well (not as good as Physique, though).
After drying for a few hours, I reached several conclusions. My hair did feel soft, albeit soft in a fluffy/lightweight way and not in a sleek, hydrated way. My hair felt very light when I headbang it. It was a bit dry/rough, though, and rather frizzy around the sides/back. The smell is very strong; all I can smell right now is green tea.
hi,
how can i have that shaggy messy surfer long hair look.
Are there any shampoos or hair product i should buy?
please help
thanks,
andra
ok guys... so its layered. i can live with that. but i thought of something. i got it layered partly because my bangs were not actually working for me, and i'm gonna have to keep em trimmed to about my eyebrows. but once it gets down to my shoulders and i can pull it back into a ponytail, can i like pull my bangs back and so it will stay back and not hang down? i don't know if i've made a very good description, but there it is. plz comment.
My hair is about 1 inch long and i was wondering what kind of hair styles i can do to it. I want cornrows, but i think its too short. Can i get twists or any other hairstyles you might think of? I dont want to put gel or anyhtin it such as spike it up. I want braids or something like that. so if u have suggestions e-mail me at bigant4487@aol.com
Thank You,
Anthony Estrella
How long does it take to get long down to the base of the neck?Because that's how long I want my hair.Right now I have 3 inches in the back and 1 and a half inches in the top and sides. I've been told it takes 10 inches to reach the base of the neck which is almost hitting the shoulders,that's only how long I want it.
I am 16 year old and have decided I'd like to grow my hair out. I've lived with my grandparents most of my life (even though my parents are nextdoor!). My grandparents grew up in "the boonies" and are fairly closeminded people. I've just ignored it until recently.
I haven't got my hair cut in about two and a half months and a few weeks back I told them I was letting my hair grow so I can see if I'd like something new. My grandpa really didn't care (which is a big surprise), but my grandma went nuts.
Today when I saw her she yelled at me. She claims that it's okay to grow your hair long as long as you get it shaped up once in a while (I don't think she knows what people mean by long hair). Then she asked who I'm trying to be like and then asked how long I was growing my hair. I replied, "I don't know", and then she flipped out saying "YOU ARE NOT HAVING LONG HAIR, IT IS PURE REBELLION. NONE OF YOUR FRIENDS OR OTHER KIDS YOUR AGE I'VE SEEN HAVE LONG HAIR. WHAT IS YOUR DEAL?". I told her if I wanted to be rebellious, I would lie, steal, and do drugs.
My grandma is a self proclaimed Christian (yet she gossips on the phone with her old friends all the time), and I'm waiting for her to say it says in the bible or something. I'm now thinking of moving in with my mom (she's very cool when it comes to stuff like this).
It's driving me insane!!!! What should I do?
My hair is still pretty short since i just started to grow it out a month and a half ago from shaved. But, my scalp is itchy and flaky. What is the best thing to do without slowing or damaging my grow?
Hi there I heard rinsing your hair with water everyday is good because as we all know water is the best moistrurizer there is. Is this true?
Hiya guys (and gals!) I have made a half decent attempt at my progress pictures website now.... All thumbnailed linking to decent sized pictures and a nice (I.M.O) layout. Feel free to check it out and comment on the website and my hair. I will be updating it with new photos at the start of February when my exams have finished. Thanks :-)
~Gaz
If the link doesnt work, the address is www.ghost.filetap.com
Has anyone here ever seen a low-budget 1993 T & A video called SORORITY HOUSE PARTY?
It stars a longhaired international male model named Attila. His hair is awesome (mid-back) ... check it out as it surely would be inspiration for many growing their hair long.
Hi there I'm trying to get some help.I'm trying to let my hair long I only want it down to the base of my neck or hitting the shoulder blades.I have naturally curly hair,right now it's starting to get kinda big on top and especially in the back.I do take care of my hair I wash it three times a week with a good shampoo Isoplus shampoo conditioner,and then I use Clariol herbal essence conditioner.I also use a hot oil treatment with olive oil and other natural oils.Everyday I use a moistrizuer that's cream like it's made from jojoba oil and I also take a Centrum daily multivitamin.I've been growing my hair now for two months and it looks like it's growing great!! My question how many inches is needed to get your hair to the base of your neck? And what about your shoulder blades? My dream has always been to have long hair ever since 1990 but I would usually give up because well it looks like hell until it grows out and I would get embarrased!My hair is curly so it gets real puffy.Any suggestions? I want long hair so bad!! Please help me--Thanks!!
Which ingredient is least harse on the hair is it ammonium laural sulfate or sudium laural sulfate? Or does it matter?
I've never posted here, however I do frequent this board and read alot of the postings.
On the arrival of 1yr anniversary of my last haircut, I thought I should at least say HI and thanks to all you great folks. As well as share some of my experiences over the last year.
I have thick curly red hair, and as can relate to others descriptions, the first 6months were probably the WORST. My hair grew straight up, and nothing at all seemed to help. Then I saw someone mention not washing your hair every day. (when you have short hair (mil type cut), this isn't ever an issue). So now I wash 1-2times a week, and that surely is a difference, and in between washes I use conditioner. I also found some stuff called "StyleFX" Straightener / defrizzer or something like that. It's pink and sorta smells like bubblegum, but I NEEDED something for a family event a short time ago, and I had no clue what to get so I tried it. And it's worked halfway descent.
I also have the luxury of being able to wear a hat at work, and I have yet to get horrible "hat head". Actually, in some cases, after about mid day, I can take my hat off, and my hair actually behaves. Usually NOT on the day I wash it however no matter how much of that bubblegum smelling junk I put in it ;)
Now my hair is about 6.5 inches long, and it surely seems manageability is coming slowly. I can even pull a small pony tail back, which, sort of alarmed my boss the other day, when he came in and was shocked, thinking I had gone and gotten a haircut. Everyone at work knows I have joined barbershops anonymous. It was one of the worst addictions of my life.
Now that I've got this much longer hair, it is such a great feeling to run into people that I haven't seen in a year or more, and they are so surprised at my newfound look.
Anyway, I've rambled enough for one posting. I'll close in saying that I use the citre-shine shampoo and conditioner, and that stylefx bubblegum smellin goo. THAT'S IT!!! Thanks to earlier postings on here, I have abstained from purchasing any kind of chemical type straighteners, or irons.
Again, THANKS to everyone, and once my homepage URL gets fixed, I'll post a couple of links for "then" and "now" pics.
-Trevor (Wilmington, NC)
Hi all,
I have different stuff regarding hair oil. I have two questions:
1. Is it good for hair to apply oil (like coconut derivatives or other herbal stuff)?
2. If the answer to the above question is "yes", then what is the best way to do it? There are two possibilities:
(2-a) Apply oil before shampooing, let iet get absorbed into the scalp (perhaps overnight) and then shampoo the next day.
(2-b) Apply oil after shampooing. The benefit is that it gives it a really nice sheen and eliminates the dry appearance one gets after shampooing. The disadvantage is that it might attract dirt and pollution and make it stick to the hair till it is shampooed next.
Any advice would be most welcome.
Thanks in advance.
hey message board,
got a simple question for ya.....every 3 or so weeks i trim the hair behind my ears, i think its becuz' thats what i used to do when i had short hair. what i ask is, is this a "no no" when your growing out your hair, or does it not make a huge a difference, please give me some input
thanks,
Dave
My bangs are getting awfully long and although the back is doing fine pretty soon my bangs will be so long that I will not beable to get them to part... ?
I shouldn't trim them b-c everything will be out of wack, so do I just let them grow? eventually they will be so long they'll just be apart of my hair right ?
Hi there I have a question I'm using a shampoo that is good because it leaves my hair feeling soft and it has sodium xylene sulfonate it's that a bad ingredient? Also I'm using Clairol Herbal Essences conditioner is it a good conditioner it says it has natural herbs and botanicals? Also I heard that if you rinse your hair with water everyday that that is good because water is the best mostiruizer? I then put jojoba oil and other essential oils when my hair is wet so it gets absobred better and then comb it with a wide-tooth comb.This is what I do in the days I'm not shampooing and conditioning.I also apply a hot oil treatment on my head once every two weeks with natural oils like olive,jojoba,coconut,etc.I've also heard not oils should be placed on your scalp since it produces it's own natural oil(sebum)even if you have dry,brittle hair only on the hair not on the scalp does that sound right? I've measured my hair now for the first time Ive been growing my back hair now for about three months and my top and sides for about a month in a half.I have 3 inches in the back, 1 and a half in the top and sides.Is that a good growth? My hair growth goal right now is get about 10 inches of hair all over my head how long does that take to achieve that amount growth.Hope somebody can help!! Thank you so much!!
I have wavy hair, it's not straight but its not curly. If i ad Aloe (tip for all guys who use hair gel, BUY FRUIT OF THE EARTH ALOE GEL) it comes in a clear bottle with a blue cap, sold at like walmart and any other place) It's natural and works just as hard at hair gel and it's so good for your hair. You can use it for a shaving gel, and it's great on your skin and especially face it tightens and gets rid of pimples in a day.
Anyways, I'v always had the Marine haircut and I'm growing my hair out sorta like a young Justin Timberlake, nice and neat on the sides and sorta curly on top. I've been cutting my bangs about to the length of 1/4 down my forehead, short. Is this Ok? It seems that when I let them grow it looks messy and the hair isn't as neat. Cutting the bangs seems to keep that neat look and the rest of the top of my head is very long and curls. Should I keep cutting my bangs?
from eyebrow level
Can you shampoo and condition too much ? obviously you cna dry your hair out but once to twice a day showering... will it hurt your hair ?
Alrighty. I allowed a can of beer to become flat, I washed my hair like I do every couple of days, and then I put the beer in my hair and combed it evenly through. I rinsed my hair with cold water, and I must say that this method indeed works. My hair was infinitely softer and easier to comb through. I haven't washed it since then, and it still feels/looks nice. This isn't just some old rumour or wives' tale, it really works! For those of you who haven't tried it, you should. :p
Hi everyone
I haven't been by here since last May but I thought I'd just come back to share something with you that I thought may be encouraging for all you other long hair lovers out there.
In October I went for an interview for my first job after graduating with a Master's Degree. It was the first interview I went for and I got the job. Best of all, it was my dream job and I DIDN'T HAVE TO HAVE MY HAIR CUT!! My job search only lasted three months.
Anyone with doubts out there - don't even think about having a haircut before a job interview.
Happy hair growing!!
Hair Growth Facts:
Well I have been studying hair and hairdressing for 17 years. I am a licenced Cosmotolgist. The only thing that will grow hair is the papillia the part of the scalp (that sits in the pore) in side that papillia is a bulb (the white at the end of the folicle when you pull out a hiar). So the papillia and blub together help grow a folicle (hair).
The best you can do is eat ALL NATURAL FOODS and drink 8 glasses of water. Avoid smoking, eating junk food.
Hair grow and AVERAGE of 1/2 inch per month.
There is NO miracle hair grow (not even a hat) product or vitamin. If there was there would be NO balding people.
Licenced Cosmotologist
Yep, i'm new. Hello. Erm... basically.... i want to grow my hair long. Longer than i ever did. The reasoning being that er...a girl i really like says it would look great on me. Plus i always wanted to grow it and see what would happen.
The difficulty is, mine is naturally very curly, and tends to turn into an obscene bird's nest, causing me to bottle out and get it cut, rather than gelling it for the months it actually takes to get longer than this. Any advice on how to make it a little less er....fuzzy? My sister recommends straightening devices. But they look like some kind of mace like weapon. I'm scared. A scared little bod.
Thankyou and again, hello there.
Alright, alright, I know.. I can't help it though. I think I actually have a shot at this hair. Have a look, tell me what you think.
-Jamie
I havn't cut my hair in about 2 years(Halfway down my back). I like the length but the curls in my hair are horrible for me. For the last 6 months i'v used a hot iron which works ok, but on very humid days or anytime it gets wet my hair starts to get frizzy, big, and curly again. Which honestly i don't like(I know some ppl like curls).
Any products i can use that will keep my hair straight all the time right out of the shower without using an iron?? I'm talking at home stuff that isn't overkill price wise. Thanks in advance.
I drove down to my dad's place for my brother's surprise birthday party, today, and took the liberty of bringing my camera along with me. These three shots are the closest thing to "progress pics" that you'll ever see from me. I've never kept an official log of my hair growth.
The first is my High School graduation picture (center). This was taken in 1990. You can't see it, but my hair was very closely shaven in back. We're talkin' prep city. I kid you not when I say that I wore dress shirts, slacks, and carried a briefcase during all four years. The only thing I didn't carry was a pocket protector (hehe). The day after graduation, I decided it was time for a change, and the rest is history:
The second I had taken a couple or three years after High School. I had just had my first (and only) spiral perm done a few weeks before:
The third I had taken, today, at my sister-in-law's parents' ranch. The horse's name is Skipper:
Suffice it to say, I've changed quite a bit in the last 13 years.
LOL!
Greetings fellow longhairs:
It's time once again to let our hair flow and hang out.
WHEN: Sunday January 18th at 8 PM PST until whenever...
WHERE: Apache - 11608 Ventura Blvd, Studio City, CA - (818) 506-0404
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It'll be a blast! Be there and show off your hair!
Please E-Mail me for further information.
HOPE TO SEE YA THERE!! :-)
Steve
SteveG7@LongHairedDude.com
I have a piano performance coming up (for 1,000+ people). For this one, I choose to keep my hair down. When I'm up there, though, I want to look nice, and I'd like my hair to be shiny, like on those shampoo commercials, you know? How can I pull off the shine? My mom, who has dealt with long hair for a while, says that rinsing with stale beer does in fact work. Should I try this? How? How should I get rid of the beer smell? Any other tips for uber-shiny hair?
I have noticed most of you are talking about vitamins and hair growth
The follical(hair)is comprised of these parts (yes each strand of hair has 3 parts) CUTICLE, MEDULLA (containing melanin a pigment produced by cells called melanocytes.) and the CORTEX.
There are three main phases of the hair growth cycle; anagen, catagen and telogen. Anagen is the active growth phase when hair fiber is produced.
Anagen is the longest phase with up to 90% of follicles on a normal human scalp in this active hair growth state at any given time and telogen hair follicles comprise up to 10% on the scalp. The average rate of hair fiber growth is around 0.35mm a day (on average) but this rate can vary slightly from human to human. The length of the anagen growth phase for scalp hair is usually 6-10 years while telogen lasts just 30-90 days and catagen is best estimated at 14-21 days.
Normally this cycle of hair production and inactivity will continue for the duration of the individual's life but other factors can influence and inhibit hair growth and in some cases lead to physical deadening of th follicle (hair). Factors for deadening may include adverse reactions to drugs and cosmetics, or as a result of scarring, tumors, radiation, the genetics of the individual, hormones and/or their immune system.
The best ANYONE can do for hair growth is eat right, exercise, get adequate rest, keep your hair clean and stimulating the scalp to produce adequate blood flow.
Taking a mulit vitamin is okay but first consult with your physcian. All this talk about vitamins relates back to eating healthy nothng more nothing less.
Hope this helps answer your question on hair growth. I also hope it is not to confusing.
Licence Cosmotologist
I found a good web site about hair biology/medical information, and now I have some doubts if "terminal length" means the maximum length scalp hair can grow. I appears we should instead use the term "MAXIMUM LENGTH" instead of "terminal length" in saying what is the maximum length hair can get if you don't cut it.
The web site main index page is at this web address:
http://www.keratin.com/siteindex.shtml
click on "Hair Biology. An introduction to hair biology, the structure, embryonic development, growth, types, and cycling of hair follicles" to get to the "hair biology index" page or go to this address:
http://www.keratin.com/aa/aaindex.shtml
On the "hair biology index" page click on "Hair Biology - types of hair fiber." to read information about types of hair including many types of "terminal hair" on many regions of the body. Or go to this web address:
http://www.keratin.com/aa/aa013.shtml
On the "hair biology index" page click on "Hair Biology - maximum scalp hair length." to read about how long hair can grow. Or go to this web address:
http://www.keratin.com/aa/aa010.shtml
Hello to everybody on this board from a long-time (2 months?) lurker.
I have already learned many things from here.
I'm 18 years old and about 3 months ago decided to grow my hair
instead of going to the barber (good choice, eh?) :). My bangs
reach the tip of my nose when pulled. I have very straight hair and
gravity already dominates. I have to constantly take it away from
my eyes as the bangs fall below them cutting my vision off every time
my head isn't oriented straight ahead. Things like reading or playing
chess (I'm a chessplayer) can be funny because of that. These
experiences are new to me, and I like them even though for some people
they may be irritating.
The only thing which I consider bad (though still not very bad) is
that the leftmost bangs instead of falling on my eyes like the rest of
them, curl about 90 degrees in clockwise direction (looking from my
side). I hope that this is just temporary and will look good when
longer. I'd like to know what may be the reason, because although it
isn't a big deal, it looks quite asymmetrically. I'm not using any
products apart from shampoo and conditioner and don't intend to.
Regards,
Kamil
My mother wants me to have my hair layered but i'm worried that it won't do what i want it to do. what sould i do?!!! I'm wanting it about shoulder length, and i wanted it all one length...but to my surprise my hair is actually thick and wavy, and as it gets longer, i start to have like...wings on the side of my head! any comments on what i should do?
I am trying to grow my hair out but am having a hard time.....my frontal hair won't grow long. It grows to about a half inch to an inch and then stops. It has been like this since I can remember.
When I was a kid it wasn't like this as I had long hair in front and back.
Now those frontal hairs don't want to seem to grow beyond a certain length. What can I do to keep these hairs growing?
After reading Stanley's post below and all the responses, I got to thinking about hair length and religion. Though many religious people consider one's hair length irrelevant to one's spirituality, there are some hyper-conservative preachers who condemn long hair for men.
I scratch my head at such preachers who discourage long hair on males, insisting that short hair is "traditional". Their appalling lack of knowledge of history boggles my mind. For most of recorded history, including the time of Jesus, until about the mid to late nineteenth century, men had long hair (able to be ponytailed)of varying lengths. They talk about "traditional American values", but every one of the Founding Fathers of the USA had long hair! So far as that goes, then long hair is a "traditional American value"!
Today, hair should be a religious non-issue, but simply a private matter of personal choice and preference.
anyone here have any tips for things to with with hair other than the usual pony tail? nothing wrong with it, i am just bored with it, i wear it loose most of the time. what do people here think about pig tails etc? or other styles? anyone do these regularly? Thanks
If you had to, would you rather part with your long hair or your beard? I ask this because most of you are really PASSIONATE about your long hair (and rightly so) but who feels the same about their beard? In some cultures, a man would rather DIE than be made to shave his beard/ moustache. That isn't usually so in western countries but I just wondered. Me personally, I'd rather lose the hair on my head (though I wouldn't be too happy about it) but this beard will never come off!!
Cheers, Armin
I just saw this movie tonight and it was excellent, plenty of long haired samurai, and I dont mean tom cruise, he only had minimal shag.
Now Im in a weird mood, all these people in recent days saying they cut there hair because the had to. some of them never even had long hair and theyre making a big deal about it. but oh well.
Do any of you with hair 20 inches or longer ever start feeling isolated when you hear of others giving in? It seems like I started with an entire generaion of people who started growing their hair out too, but as time goes on, one by one they start disappearing(Is this what its like to get old?).
Ive been doing some thinking and Im prolly gonna go live in mexico so i can blend into the background and grow my hair out in peace, get a small house and spend the rest of my days performing magic for the natives and blowing stuff up with illegal fireworks, lol. who knows...
Anyone tried the new Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Shampoo and Daily Treatment?
Anyone ever tried this shampoo?
http://www.epinions.com/content_49431350916
Newest pictures are up! My hair had no special styling or product in it, it's shown here as how it behaves without any help. Please enjoy, or don't (you don't have to). Comments and stuff can be posted here, or email me if you wish.
Greetings. I've been growing out my hair for a while, but recently decided to try and make it look a bit better. So, I've run across this site, and many others, which sometimes have contradictory info.. Just thought I'd get some of you folks's opinions...
Some background... I've been growing my hair out for about six years. Currently around mid-back. This is with, maybe, two trims... Very strait, quite fine. No dyes, bleach. Never treated it real well, though. Live dry (often cold) region, brushed it wet for a while, break out tangles, etc. etc.
So I've recently gotten a little fed up of it looking so ratty. The last six inches are dry and seem stiff. Anything I can do to help this??
Also, opinions on so-called 'oil treatments'?? Are they useful, good, is there some better method? Does the type of oil really matter?
Is there specific brands/typed of shampoos/conditioners to stay away from?? Just curious if there are specific brands/ types that are hell on long hair...
Lastly, how bad for your hair are things like gel/hair spray? I don't use them often, but I've seen mention of them, and I won't if they are death to hair. Since I primarily am interested in keeping the stray hair down, what other brands/products work for this... I saw something mentioned in the "RAQ" but am not familiar with the product.
I know I have more questions. If I remember them, I'll be back....
Thanks!
Mr. Lowe
Where can I find the picture archives of the people who are on this board?
Welp, it's getting longer and longer.. Have a look!!
I've got hair which is below my shoulder (at last), and I've also got both of my ears pierced. I've seen some men (and women) with some fantasic earrings, but can't find them anywhere. They a long pendanty
type earrings with things like silver cars, bikes etc at the bottom. I've spent all day looking on the net and can't find any. Can anyone help?
Hello i am growing my hair out for the first time from having a shaved head all my life and i was wondering how to prevent splint-ends and if i get them what do i do
hey guys,
i just relaxed my hair, for it was really curly and thick. however, now it is just straight and thick and it doesn't look so great. while i'm regretting, is there anything i could do, or just grin and bear it?
-domino
No, I didn't cut my hair, you gotta' be kidding!
Many here have asked for it (myself included) and now here it is!
I created the RAQ, which stands for Repetitivly Asked Questions, and posted it on my website: http://members.tripod.com/hairreligion/mlh.htm
You can also access it on my links page under the link to the MLH board.
New guys don't take offense, this isn't a brush off, it's just an easier way for veterans of this board to answer questions that we hear over and over and over about hair. This repetition tends to fill the board and push out other threads that can be more interesting.
There will still be plenty to talk about on the board and maybe even more room to do it in.
This list contains most of the questions that we see the most but I am sure that there are others that I missed or will need to add in the future so let me know if you think the list needs an addition.
If you don't like what I have done then please DON'T feel the need to tell me all about it because you won't have to use it or refer to it.
There are other guys and gals who may (and will) find it helpful.
When a new guy asks one of these questions then just post the address and his question, along with others, will be imediately answered and he'll also have a page to reference again instead of hoping that someone remembers "something" about it.
Every once in a while I'll post a link to it so it doesn't get lost in the shuffle of the board.
Hope you guys (and gals) find this useful!
Any thing new from Sergey, Jarkko and Jin?
A guy by the name of Chris Moon has a band called Coldmoon. This guy has silky blond hair that hangs down over his butt. Check out the photos on the band's website: http://www.coldmoon.cc/
Hi, everyone my name is chadd(yes with two d's). Ive always loved hair and tryed to grow it several times throughout my years(im 30 now).But never been able to over come the ackward stage or job or even girl friends(shame on me). But, this board is great im definently growing my hair and i mean it this time!!!! This message board is such a great inspiration. I just want to thank everyone for thier postings, i get inspired and excited to finally really do it. The longest i got it before was to my chin, But that was when the grunge thing was in and i shaved under it(big mistake). Im going to really grow it this time thanks to all the inspiration from you all..
Ive only been growing it since Dec. 1st from a shaved sides and half inch top, so i got a long way to go!!!!!
P.S. im going to hide the shaver!!!!!!
Thanks everyone,
Chadd
Shane Maclatt has very nice(alright, beautiful)waist-length hair. You can see some photos of him on his band's website: http://www.thepsychward.com
I hate to sound like a broken record, but like many on this board, I am getting a lot of heat to cut my hair. I really like longer hair, but the problem is I just find it hard to live in my house when my dad hates me. So I'm supposed to go with him to visit a barber later this week.
The thing is I am planning on telling the barber to just trim it a little, but I'm afraid my dad might pull some trick on me, and tell the barber to cut it shorter. Has this ever happened to anyone? What did you do, and how did you get out of it, if at all? I guess I could try to get my dad to promise to keep his mouth shut, but believe me, he is not the type to be trusted. He would find it hilarious to see me in the chair and getting clipper cut. I am not sure why he loves to see me humiliated. My mom is okay, but she is often too afraid to stand up to my dad, and I'm the oldest boy in my family. So I can't really count on anyone but me.
Only about 6 inches long right now but I think I have already passed the worst stage for my hair. I have been trying to grow it out for years and I finally got the nerve to tell everyone that had a problem with it that the world is not about my hair, and that I will be the same person/worker no matter if its 2 feet long or non existant. I wore a cap to work (where everyone wears suits and there is no casual friday). All it took was just doing it. I dont think its as big a deal as most people will think. I can now part it down the middle and it looks fine.
I have never posted here but I have been reading these forums since around 1999(ish). I dont really know why I want my hair long in the first place but it reminds me of everything else I want, from a new car to a beautiful girl. Im sure everyone here knows what i mean ;)
Thanks for the unintentional support through the years.
Hey all - I'm still growing my hair out, it's about three or four inches long now, though the front is about five. However, I have wavy hair, and the front does not 'hang' - instead it sort of skulks about above my eyebrows. Also, the back has begun to flick out - Is there anything I can do to lessen the effect of this? And how long (usually) does this period last?
Whats up hyperboard ?
Im new to this board, so bare with me. i have been reading this site for a month or so, i think its pretty cool to have a site dedicated to "great hair". my whole life i wanted long hair but never grew it out, due to many reasons. when i would finally grow it out, i guess i would get "scared" and get it trimmed. my past hair styles consisted of complete shaved to crew cuts. longest i ever had on top was an inch or so. so what i ask of you, does anyone have any advice for a guy like me growing my hair out from the "bald to the bueatiful" ? should i get trims ? what types of shampoo/conditioner ? how do i avoid frizziness ? comb or brush ? how long will it take ?
please help a guy out with a simple dream.
thanks....
Dave
p.s. my hiar was last shaved on at the beg. of nov. and its only now a inch or so long :(
You're the guy with the near knee-length hair that you keep tied at 4" intervals ?
I'm 41 and have 3 years' growth from 1" and have thinning hair that used to be very thick when I was younger (if that makes sense)! The individual hairs are very thick but there's fewer of them now. You've mentioned in your posts that you keep your hair tied as it has increased your terminal length considerably. I've tried this myself over the last week (using 3 or 4 bands) during the day and whilst I'm asleep. I've noticed a considerable difference in the texture of my hair already - it's much smoother and less coarse. I also like the look of it too (it makes a change from a standard 'tail).
My questions are : Do you need to keep your hair tied like this all the time to get the benefits you mention ? Do you ever have your hair loose or just in a ponytail ? At what stage in you hair journey did you start tying your hair like this ?
Thanks in anticipation,
Laurence
mabey its just me but why is it celebrities never seem to go through the awkward stage?
For example Tom Cruise in only had short hair a while back (minority report) and now he boast a fantastic hair do in the last samurai. How the hell do these guys do it. The only explanation i can com up with is hair extentions, what do you think.
Also on another note, I understand nutrition is vital for hair growth, but generally speaking what is deemed good?
High Protien?
High Calcium?
???
Just one question? I have a friend that had long hair for years and was talked into shaving it by a terrible girlfriend.. And he grew his hair back out. So, i asked him how he did it without getting frustrated during the "ackward" stage and he said he wore a hat throughout his growing untill it was to his shoulders..
Is this damaging to the hair or is this a good method of hiding the "ackward" stage?
I remember seeing someone about a year ago wearing some sort of relatively large head band to pull his long hair back away from his face. Anyone know of these, since I can't find them anywhere. Thinking about getting one while my bangs grow more.
URLs'll help aswell.
-
JoNty
My dad made me get another f***ing trim. The God d*am lady too more than an inch off. And he wants me to get it trimmed once a month. I f***ing swear hes getting to be more and more of an a**hole to the whole family. Im feel like ripping out his insides and weaving them into a noose to hang him with.
Sorry I had to vent.......
Ok i had just got a hair cut and i wanted it a little below the shoulders and the lady cut my hair really really short i look like a freak. Does anyone know how long it takes hair to grow??¿¿¿?
I last visited a hairdresser just over 20 months ago. My hair is now past shoulderlength at the back, and 2 or 3 inches below my chin at the front. It hangs down to pretty much the same length all round, because I started off from a cut which was cropped at the back and nose-length at the front, and I clippered the back myself a couple of times before I decided to grow it all out.
I've been avoiding maintenance trims, because I'm nervous about having too much taken off and because any unevenness is disguised by the fact that my hair is quite wavy. However, it's looking a bit ratty and I think the time for a trim is coming.
Can anyone recommend a London (England) hairdresser who will do a good job and can be relied upon not to take too much off? (Money isn't a big issue. I used to pay about £30-£60.)
Thanks.
Does anyone have any suggestions for convincing my dad to "see the light" and let me grow it out longer than it already is? He doesn't understand that I truly want to grow my hair out.
The last pics I sent a couple of months ago was taken using my mobile phone, with terrible lightning and bad quality.
Received my new webcam yesterday, and thought I'd try taking some pics, and see if they looked more "normal". Still some really weird lightning and color balance. But a huge difference from the earlier pics, so thought I'd post them, also shows the progress over the last few months.
A note, the hair has been straightened using a straightening iron (only way I can get the hair to look "normal" ;)
Even though I've managed to "temporarily" remove most of the frizz, there are still some, but for some reason they are invisible to cameras, hmm... ;)
Anyway...:
Numerous months back there was a thread about the split-ender, weither it was useful or not. Back then I didn't want to trust my hair to a hair-cutting machine. But am not so sure anymore, anyone had any experience with it since it was brought up last time?
If anyone is interested here's a link to a BBC Radio 4 show. It's called Case Notes and has some doctor talking about hair stuff (male pattern boldness etc...), I half heard it at work today and the bits I caught were quite interesting. There are some links to hair related sites, but you can listen to the show on line although you need Real Player.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/casenotes.shtml
looks like stanley is getting a major haircut---see the haircut site's buzzboard
i have always liked scott stapp's hair... straight, pretty much one length...then he had that accident, got his hair cut, and hasn't been in the public eye nearly as much as he had been.
NOW, i have him on "celebrity poker." actually, i saw him last night. his hair is long again (thank goodness) but it is layered. i thought his hair looked amazing straight and pretty much one length (except for the bottom couple of inches) but now, it is wavy, layered, and still looks good.
just thought i'd share.
mjtoo
Ok, a little of topic here, but I figured other longhairs might be able to relate. Or have a similar experience, and advice
Anyway, I am 25 and live on the west coast, I haven't really met anyone out here worth meeting, and few women out here notice me at all, they go for the standard trendy spike, buzz guys.
So anyway, when I was in college, I made a very good friend, a women in one of my classes, she is a few years older than me, but we became good friends, allthough nothing sexual, just good friends. Anyway, I have allways seemed to be the guy she would go to to cry on when all her relationships were a problem, I am sure somebody knows about this.
So anyway, just recently we talked on the phone for a few hours, and then she sent me an email, about how much she misses me, and how easy I am to talk with, and that she wishes I would come and visit so she could get a date with me, she want's to know what it might be like to go out with me, ect.
Problem is she lives about as far away as possible, the east coast. Now I can afford to go visit, but I don't know what to think or say.
Because, she has allways expressed this big desire to get married and have a family, it is very important to her, which I am not sure I want to do yet, and I don't want to ruin a friend ship.
But the problem for me, is that I too enjoy her company, from what I remeber we allways had a good time together, able to laugh at each other and ourselves, and is somebody I could respect and be happy with. But I am just worried that it is because she is desperate or lonely, or both. I know she isn't wild about my hair, she tried to talk me into cutting it off years ago.
The last thing I want to do is make a mistake, and get hurt or hurt someone.
Advice appreciated.
I was wondering, will putting hair behind your ears for a long term period (years maybe?) make the shape of the hair curve around the ears while it grows? If so, does this damage the hair after a while (make it weaker?) ?
BTW, I have mildly wavey hair, if that matters.
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JoNty
Hi guys, my hair is getting quite long now (about one foot, 30 cm) but I have a problem. Every time I comb my hair, I have knots and it is generally very hard for me to do it. I wash y hair every three days, so I shampoo (Aussie Moist) it and then condition it (and I do put a lot of conditioner, and I've tried different ones as well). Every third time I use Nizoral instead of Aussie Moist. Now, my problem is when to comb my hair, when it't wet, just after I come out of the shower or when it gets dry (overnight, I wash it in the evenings)...
So, curly hair guys, when do you comb your hair?
Oh yes, my hair is not extremely curly, and not too thick either, but enough to make a bunch of knots. This is an old picture, but it will do (just for you to see the type of my hair):
http://www.yumetal.net/forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=102
49-year-old Dennis Eckersley, who has had long hair and mustache for many years, has been elected to baseball's Hall of Fame.
Links to AP news and photos:
story:
http://customwire.ap.org/dynamic/files/photos/NY15401062016.html?SITE=CACHI&SECTION=HOME&TEMPLATE=DEFAULT
picture:
http://customwire.ap.org/photos/NY15401062016-big.jpg
Ok so they are only random pictures taken at christmass, but you can see my hair pritty well. I'd like to hear what you guys think.
The last one has an example of one of those clips I keep talking about saying work better than ponytails.
What about my facial hair? Is it "working"? Should I keep it?
I appologize for the HUGE file sizes, but as of yet I have no way of altering them.
http://www.otasans.com/Images/hair%20pictures/
hyperboard,
i forgot to ask a couple questions. first thing is i wear hats allot, uually a fitted or polo. should i stay away from wearing any type of head wear? will it effect my growth? also whats a good gel/spray to use for long hair, that isn't bad for your hair?
thanks to sorted and absalom for responding to the first message.
Dave....
As I understand, it's best to wash hair once only (as opposed to washing, rinsing and washing a second time), and that it's best to use a conditioner. So far so good, and I must say, that conditioner is great! Wish I had "discovered" it before.
Now, I also understand that it's best to wash hair only once or twice a week. Other times, using cool or warm water only and towel dry it.
***Does this mean that we should only wash hair 3-4 times per week (one or two of those days with shampoo & conditioner). I usually take a shower every morning after working out, so do I need to try to keep water off my hair when showering for half the week? Or is it ok to just wash it in plain water most days? I know it takes long to dry, I'm noticing that already, but I really think I need to at least wash it after working out eash day, it's usually dripping with sweat.
Hi longhairs! i am a 14 year old kid who is in 9th grade and I want to grow out my hair. I always wanted to be able to put my hair in a pony tail and do that kind of stuff with my hair. The only thing is I have somewhat strict parents and i am a straight-A student and i dunno things would be so drastic. i was thinking, well college age ill do it but my parents always wanna be close to me and with family get togethers, wat would happen when people see my hair? I swear im straight (sexually), but when i think about me having long hair and me putting it in a pony tail, it makes me "feel good" sexually (boners lol) and watnot please dont laugh hehe i know u cant help it and like i said im straight but when i "long" to be a longhair, i often think about getting it highlighted and styling it in braids, cornrows, and watnot. Can u please post or even moreso, email me at SlamminJammin612@yahoo.com about why i have these feelings sexually about myself having long hair, why im feeling the way i do about getting it highlighted/styled, and what to do about getting it long with that whole family issue, THAT OULD BE GREAT PLEASE PLEASE! also PLEASE send me your pictures of your long hair. THANKS SO SO MUCH! ill be feverishly checking my email lol thanks everyone
from around November 27th.... 3 years without a trim or cut
Next stop BUTT LENGTH!!!!
~Rob
As a constant reader and oftimes contributor to this board, it seems to me that many of you longhairs (whether "getting there" or "already arrived") are often at a loss with what exactly to do with your hair in terms of "styling". For those of you in the New England/New York area I'd like to offer an opportunity to experience the lengths (pardon the pun) to which you can go. We (www.brgallagher.com), a men's image consulting firm, are looking for some reasonably photogenic men (any age--teen through senior citizens) with healthy long hair (awkward stage to mid-back and beyond)to be hairstyling models. Absolutely NO CUTTING--just styling: arranging the hair in various ways to achieve a variety of images with each individual. Those interested can email me direct for more details and answers to any of your questions.
I don't soppose whoever maintains the user gallery (Reflective?) could add my length goal (mid chest/back) ?
Thanks.
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JoNty
I want my hair to be as long as possible. Of course, this involves just letting it grow for ages, but I do like to get 1cm inch off my already 10 or so inch hair every 6 months.
What confuses me is the whole terminal length thing. If I get trims, I'm cutting length off the terminal length. This much is obvious. But how can I expect it to grow to it's full length let's say if I stopped trimming?
As I understand it, when a hair gets to its terminal length, it has a rest period, falls out, and starts growing again. This, to me, doesn't seem like it would happen enough for it to grow to any substantial length, unless it fell out in large amounts, and that doesn't happen.
I guess what I want to know is, will trims prevent full length hair permanently, and if/if not, why?
Did anyone understand that? :)
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JoNty
I decided last night to learn the bass. Anyone here play? Any suggestions etc?
BTW, I'm left handed, and have been advised to learn to play right handed by various lead guitar playing friends of mine. Anyone know if this applies to the bass?
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JoNty
It seems I'm in it, and have been for a few months.
The question: When will it all be over?!
Also, just wanted to say that I'm both still alive, and still growing my hair long!
Hello,
hello! I've been coming here for the better part of 3 years (even before I started growing :)) but i'm not big on posting (sorry! I will progress from now on). i've probably made about 4 posts in that time, but anyways I like seeing other progress pics so hopefully someone will like to see mine too :D. This is my first pic, but I want the board to see my progress, rather than seeing it to my waist out of nowhere in another few years :) I have been growing mine for just over 2 years, and I get a trim 2-3 times a year. Please tell me what you think :) I am 18 btw if anyone is curious.
http://www.geocities.com/drekkhair/
here i am 12 months later
http://www.angelfire.com/music5/guitars7/Picture_18.jpg
http://www.angelfire.com/music5/guitars7/Picture_24.jpg
http://www.angelfire.com/music5/guitars7/Picture_28.jpg
http://www.angelfire.com/music5/guitars7/Picture_20.jpg
This is my current lengh. 10-12 pulgs average, I have to say thanks to all the ppl that post here! They are a great inspiration to continue in this path! started growing in july 2002, with 2 trims already. not planing to get one, untill it reaches mid back. Comments are always welcome! TY!
Ok dont know what to do.. Its wild its thick it looks like I woke up in Anime land. And all its going to do is get longer wilder and thicker. It wont cut well so I decided rather than destroy peoples scissors I would just grow it. The question is how do I make it softer??? Its like having a course porcupine on my head. I use conditioners and have tried hot oil treatments. I heared someplace that shaving your hair would make it growback softer I tried to shave my head so after going through a whole pack of disposable shavers I was bald for a monthy and all it did was grow back more course and thick and I kept getting compliments on how cool my spiked hair looked.. Now it's shoulder langth and uncontrollable. Any advice out there?????
Hmm... had an interesting (or not?) observation earlier today. As you all might remember, or not, in most posts regarding my hair I more or less usually complain about frizz one way or the other. I have finally managed to tame most of it using straightening iron and different hair products. However noticed an interesting thing earlier today, seems most of the frizzy strands have a white "thingie" at the ends (i.e. the ends reflects light a little different). I am guessing these are split ends. Looking at some of the non-frizzy hairs they don't seem to have the same light ends.
Just thought I'd check if they are split ends as I think they are, or something else really stupid, like me imagining it... ;)
If they are split ends, I guess that only proves the split-ender thingie is crap, lol.
Hi! I am a long haired Indian staying at Calcytta . My hair is upto my knees and I have kept it for style. I want to make friend with other long haired people through out the world. Those who have long hair like me please send me some pictures of your hair ( preference loose hair falling on the back) and other hairstyle like in braid or bun to my email elsa_122@rediffmail.com
Well, it's been a fun journey. I learned a lot about myself and culture in the last two plus years. In the end, I felt like I could be happy with long hair at another time. Right now, it just isn't practical for my lifestyle, activity level and location. I have no regrets about cutting it, nor growing it. I thank everyone for their support and comments throughout the process. I felt that I've gotten to the point where I want people to see my face, look in my eyes and hear what I have to say, and the hair was simply getting in the way of those goals. I wish you all luck in acheiving whatever goals you have set for yourselves.
-Dan Radin
im talking not about true sideburns, im talking about the hair that grows down right by your ear. What should I do with it, obviously cutting it off would look awful but trim it, thin it? Or if I let it grow eventually it will be apart of my hair once it gets long enough right ?
I've spent a lot of time looking through information and pic here on this excellent website and related links. But there doesn't seem to be too much on these two areas:
1. Hair appearing thinner on top. I'm 30, so I suppose it's quite possible that my hair is thinning. Since I've had a shaved head or very short haircut for the last eight years or so, I've not been able to see if it's thinning or if it's just my immagination. I'm now six months into letting my hair grow out, and when looking straight at the top of my head, the hair looks thin & I can definatley see my scalp. I was hoping that as my hair grew longer this wouldn't be visible, but it looks like my hair is growing out long and thin, leaving my scalp partly visible. The hair on the sides and back of my head appear much thicker and no skin is visible.
2. Does hair at the back and sides grow slower than on the top? Maybe it's just due to the last haircut I had, but I thought my hair was more or less the same length throughout. Now, after six months, the hair on the top is over three inches long and only a bit over one inch at the back. Also, it seems my hair is growing much slower than the average. Considering what I started with, I would have thought that after half a year I'd have longer hair. (On a sidenote, maybe it's time to look for some hair vitamins or biotin, etc.)
what's up guys,
i'm a newbie, and just started to grow my hair out. when i was younger i had beautifully straight hair, but since then i have had a crew cut. yet, now i started growing it out after all these years and i find that it is curly: crazy curly! it is so much like an afro i can't stand it. i tried to relax it a little while ago, but nothing happened to my thick, coarse hair. my friend wants to relax it again, but i'm worried that nothing will happen again. any tips for getting that flowing straight hair i remember? i could use some tips on relaxing as well as anything else that might help. thanks.
-domino
dear guys
i have finally made up my mind to be a longhair. am 24 yrs of age and though i have had feelings to grow my hair long since i was around 12, i could never manage to do it for some reason or the other.
however, now i am determined to grow my hair long and yes it kinda feels really good already. i must have grown it for about 3-4 months already i guess. i also have a goatee btw :p
however, the hairs are kind of curling back upwards towards their ends, only at the back and the sidelock area. this happens if i wet my hair and leave it on to dry. any special measures i need to take ?
also if anyone has any general advice on being a long haired, it would be really great if you shared your thoughts.
thanks a ton.
best regards
dv
As promised, here is my experience with my new split-ender. I received it this monday, but haven't had a chance to post my experience with it until now.
First of, I was litterally terrified during the whole process, man it was scary! Second, it's not even close to as easy to use as they made it seem in the advertisment. Using the split-ender itself isn't really that hard. But I have always been pretty bad at sectioning my hair, even though I think I have been getting a lot better at it lately. But sectioning the hair, and getting just the right sections, so not to run the same section more than once, between the "heads" is HARD. The gap between the heads are quite small, so placing the right amount of hairs between them, especially from behind sure isn't easy.
For the results, I didn't really notice any major change, a little softer at some parts maybe, and perhaps a little less frizz. But that is so little that I don't really think it counts, and I might just have been imagining it...
As mentioned it was really hard the first time, so I think I need to try it one or two more times before actually making up my mind about it. Even though it did cut some hairs, it wasn't even close to the ammount seen on TV. I think I might have used too large or thick sections which caused a lot of hairs not to be cut. The consruction is pretty simple when looking at it, and I think it will work a lot better if I use smaller sections (which means an even harder time using it). Even though it did not cut close to the amount of hairs shown on TV (might just be that I don't have many split-ends or damaged tips...) it did cut quite a few. Some really tiny ones and a few ones close to a whole cm!
I am considering to try it again in just a week or so, and then not use it more than once per about 2 months at most. But seeing those little ends are not fun, even though they where not a lot... But on the positive side, I did not notice any reduction in length...
Guess I can always let you know if I notice anything the next time (then I will have my hair straightened, and see if it will make things easier...), but until then, I am sorry I didn't really notice any difference...
OMG I had no idea braiding your own hair could be so much fun. And it can look so cool! Why didn't I ever try this before? I was just sitting around with nothing to do and thought 'what the hell, let's give this a shot'. To my surprise I didn't have to tie them off with anything and they just stayed there while I slept and through the whole next day. From this point forward I will always have something to do when I'm bored.
You're one week into your two week rule test. How's it going?
Hey everyone! I've spent a ton of time reading through a lot of posts, FAQ's links to other websites, and looking through all your pictures. It's very inspiring!
Currently I'm almost six months into letting my hair grow out from a rather short haircut.
I'm 30 and ever since I've been a little kid I've wanted long hair. But my mother, boss, or someone else always convinced me to cut my hair if it got more than a few inches long. Well, to hell with them, I'm not giving into anyone this time. Eleven years ago I rebelled against people's comments and grew a goatee & never looked back. Now I'm doing the same with my hair. I'm really excited with the progress (as slow as it is) and can't wait to have long hair for the first time in my life, like I've wanted all along.
I've had some nice looking short haircuts over the years, and even enjoyed the flattop look for a while, but just about EVERY time I went for a haircut I felt guilty, and bad, that I was thwarting any hope of ever growing my hair longer. I made the mistake of getting it "trimmed" at a trendy hair salon six weeks ago. According to the stylist I'm due to come back this week for another maintenance trim (which in my heart feels wrong). Thanks to this excellent website I now know that I will NOT be having any trims.
At this point my goal is to have hair almost shoulder length. Matthew Lawrence's hair looks great, maybe something like that. But who knows, maybe once I get into it, I'll want my hair even longer. Guess I'd better start taking progress pics, which will show not only my hair progress, but also body progress as I'm about six weeks into a new fitness routine and will soon be adding weight lifiting & body building. A year from now I should look totally different!
Has anyone ever heard of using eggs as a 'conditioner' or treatment for the hair? It seems as tho I remember something about it but can't really recall.
I'v heard of people putting egg in their hair.
Ok Whats up with slathering your hair with egg. Is there some kind of benifit here that I am missing out on???
I have been on the hunt for a shampoo that is very pure and free from chemicals and I think I have found one. It is called Sweet Orange Shampoo by Life In The Woods (www.lifeinthewoods.ca). Here is the ingredient list: Distilled Water, Saponified Oils of certified organic Extra Virgin Olive, Certified organic Coconut and Certified Organic Almond; Certified Organic Essential Oil of Sweet Orange. That's it! You are probably thinking how this can clean the hair with all those oils in it...but believe it or not, it feels almost squeaky clean afterwards. They do not appear to have a companion conditioner, so I have been using DRUIDE Ecological tangle-free conditioner (www.druide.ca). I tested both these products for pH levels and both are at 5.5..which is the approximate pH level of human hair. The major difference is that this shampoo gives the hair a slightly 'heavy' feel to it, without actually making it flat and oily looking. People were commenting on the shine that my hair had after using it! I will keep you updated as to how the hair looks after repeated use! (I only shampoo twice a week at the most.) just thought I would let you know what is out there. cheers!
The reasons are so obvious, Jealousy comes to mind!
Ponder this!! How many mullet wearers in our society have started wars/battles like the short haired war mongers have, whether it's in business or life in general? Don't bring up wife beatings/killings either, because we know true psychos sport short hair. Just check the headlines and see for yourself. Many sites are ridiculing mullet wearers, yet the ones making fun are all sporting short hair...Makes you wonder who truly drops below sea level in the gene pool...You'll find a few mullet wearers in jail, but not near as high of a percentage as short to no hair wearers....Hitler lives among short haired people, be afraid...be very afraid!
Think about it....
I was just wondering, the shorter hairs that are from regrowing folicles, either cut or have reached their terminal length, fallen out and started to grow back again. Will the shape and overall outcome of these hairs be effected if the rest of the hair is otherwise long (10 or so inches)?
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JoNty
On most long haired men I've seen on TV, their hair seems to go up at the front, giving them a clear, neat hairline and making the bangs fall less on the face (i posted a picture showing this further down)
In the new Lord of the rings movie, I noticed that nearly ALL the male characters had this characteristic at the front. Some of these may be wigs, but even if they were wigs, they wouldn't make wigs look unnatural would they? Especially on Aragorn, it looks very natural.
But for me, my hair goes straight down at the front (the whorl of my crown i think was very loose when I had shorter hair, so the left to right thing is only defined really close to the crown). Even when I gel my hair back, right near the roots at the front, the hair goes downwards before bending upwards.
My question is, is this an uncommon characteristic? From what I've observed, most people's hair grows naturally up and off their face at the front (near the roots), I've asked a female friend about this and she said this only happens if the hair has been gelled or put in a ponytail for a very long time, but now I'm not so sure.
Thanks again
My wife and I finally got to see the third installment of the Lord of the Rings movies this past Monday. We were seated near the top of a great theater complex near our home that has stadium seating. From where we sat we could see the back of the heads of nearly the whole audience. After about 30 minutes, the theater was full and the movie began--we got there early to stake out good seats. During the time we had to just visit, relax, and watch the audience arrive, several guys with long hair came in, some with their wives, some alone.
Two observations: the other longhairs in the audience watched with interest the guys with long hair that were entering. (Everyone enters near the front of the theater then climbs stairs to the rows of seats.) If any of the guys in the audience caught the eye of the guy entering, there was a nodding of heads, some kind of acknowledgement. Seeing this just validated somewhat what I've been discovering the past few months--I get nods from other longhairs at the mall, Wal-Mart, things like that, to where I am believing we have a silent kind of loose-knit brotherhood.
Second, I noticed that longhaired guys were more apt to be watched by the audience members generally than any others entering before the movie. Sitting near the top, I could see collective heads turn in the direction of a longhaired dude whenever one entered the theater, and then follow him to his seat.
Conclusion: there's no way guys with long hair can hide, and I think, just a gut feeling, there are more people out there who at least accept men with longer hair than maybe we imagine. I think the buzz cut generation look has begun to wear thin with more and more people today. Maybe some of that is due to the extremes associated with buzzed hair like multiple piercings, multiple tattoos, violence, etc. (Sorry, no slam intended against piercings, tats.) Here in Denver, I'm seeing more dudes with longer hair than ever before. Yeah, we're a curiousity, of course, but maybe we're a most settled alternative to the shaved or buzzed heads so many men are wearing now.
What do you think?
If you like movies and seeing long hairs
you need to go and see the movie
of the millenium, Lord of The Ring:The Return of
The King.
Fantastic movie, if it doesn't win an
Oscar for best picture it will be a sin.
It's not just the best picture of the year,
or decade it's the best picture of the millenium.
Well, I walked in to my folk's house after work today (no leave-in conditioner, nothing special done to my hair, just hanging in curls) and mom says "I love your hair!!"
Now, she has been my biggest protagonist (next to my girlfriend) but she had been dubious that the akward stage would really ever go away. The hair on the lower back of my head is growing out again after having the 4" cut off to prevent the mullet look (no offense to mullet-bearers), and now rests on the neck. She commented on how I look like a "long haired guy" as opposed to a hobo (which I'll admit, I could pass off the hobo look really good), so I feel that in some small way, I'm starting to "arrive". My two criteria are 1)when people comment on me being a longhair or refer to me as "the guy with long hair", and 2)when I can put it in a full ponytail. I'm getting there, and it's nice to have some recognition!
Thanks for all of your support as well!
That "Ball" Guy
will be easier to see then.
Well, sinde I've had flu for a week my hair's been looking worse and worse. It looks dead, it's getting full of dreads and knots and I just don't love it anymore...Thing is I have one of those personalities that makes me shudder everytime I lose any hair length and I really wanted to have it all down to my shoulders. Mind you, thanks to my racial heritage, I don't think it'll ever happen. My head's too big and my hair's too curly and dense. Even if I undercut it I know it'll look crap until I can tie it, and then what's the point of having it tied all the time? It' a shame as I've been growing for 15 months now and I've enjoyed it up until this point when it's all suddenly gone wrong.
Thing is though, my hair's a part of my identity and it breaks my heart to imagine cutting it...but I know it'll be for the best. Anyhow, 2 weeks from here...
My profession is Mech. Engineering.
I have finally been able to reach mid-back length. I wear my hair in a pony tail when at work. When I go into the plant I adjust my "hard hat" to accomodate the tail. No problem.
I have had no hassel with my hair length.
My age is 59. I am now retiring and plan to do consulting.
It looks like I will be doing a little traveling now.
Problem:
I only have one hand. My wife does my pony tail each morning.
Does anyone know how I can do the tail with one hand?
Where can I access the member pictures on the Men's Long Hair Hyperboard?
Hi. I have one length down to my chin hair(parted down the middle), dirty blonde, and naturally wavy. Most of the time my hair curls around my face sort of oval like(sorry, no pic), but occasionally I manage to get it wavy/loose curl. I have no idea how I can reproduce this because I take a shower before bed, shake it half-dry, finger comb it, and sleep on it(easier and more natural this way). Any ideas on how this happens and how i can reproduce it?
Hi everyone. Thanks for your responses and input. My question is about how one can take caution in public areas, when traveling ( such as sleeping on a bus in a long bus ride, or a plane )or when sitting in front of someone- the question is how can a longhair be on guard for hair disasters that coudl accidentally happen such as someone's gum getting in your hair or who knows what else?? I've thought about hats and hoods on coats as protectors in certain situations. Also I've heard about taking th elenght from the back in putting in front of you so you can see more of it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. It's always good to be aware and cautious ( but not overly cautious) to prevent hair tragedies.
Thanks!
hello
Anybody like a femmin long hair styl for a men?
Exmpl. buns,ponytails,etc..
Hi all, I never thought I'd put pics of myself up, but because of my positive responses that I got last time, I figured I'd put some new ones up. I just took these this morning. I seriously considered cutting it before I made my last post, but this is the longest I've ever had it in my life, I don't think it looks to bad. If you remember my last post, I talked about how I was worried that my hairline was receeding and how it looks thin in the front, the way that I took these pics were I took them kinda from the side where I think it looks thin, does it look noticeable from my pics? I was thinking that parting my hair and wearing it like this might contribute to that, but I'm not sure yet. I take horrible pics, so I hope these aren't to bad. Anyway, to view them just copy and paste the URL. I hope you all had a great holiday and Happy New Year.
http://imageevent.com/chris23/newpics?n=0
ok Im back from mexico, the bus ride was over 30 hours! needless to say I had a lot of time to reflect on stuff, like how far my hair has come, its never been this long before, in the past the longest I went without cutting it was only 2 years, this time its been since january of 2000 since my last cut so you do tha math, its past mid back now and now whats happening is that it seems harder and harder to wear it down, while in mexico one thing that happened that was new was that while I was running up some stairs i sort of lost my balance and brushed up against the wall, and it pinned about 5 inches worth of my hair between it and my arm! it didnt hurt or do any damage but it was just the weirdest feeling because this was so new to me, now Im starting to wonder how itll be when its longer, Im gonna post some newer pics later once I get them developed. I also saw several cousins who at one point started growing their hair long, but now had short hair, now leaving me to be the only guy with long hair in the family. its kinda wierd but they treat me normaly which is cool of them cuz I know I really look freakish compared to them. the only one who made a negative coment about it was my nephew whose only about 5, but I managed to shut him up, so all in all it was an excellent trip!
oh and as for the harsh water over there, heres what I ended up doing, I got a leave in conditioner called infusium 23 and it worked like a charm, it made it alot easier to comb and kept it from frizzing up so much.
Also on a sidenote, here in the US people usually tell me my hair looks really nice, but over in mexico its barely considered average, a lot of people over there have excellent hair, capable of making the fattest and longest braids Ive ever seen! I even saw women in there 70s with grey hair that was still past there waist! it was just unreal, heres my theory, beans! beans are supposed to be a good source of biotin(I think), lol, who knows.
Following from previous questions and replies, it would be interesting to see the opinions of the many women who read and smaller number who post to this board.
So, assuming that you are here because you like long hair on men:
1. What is, for you, the best length for men?
2. What style(s) do you like best?
3. What style(s) do you dislike?
4. Have you any preference for curly/straight hair or any particular colo(u)r?
5. Any other comments?
If you're interested...
Not the best pics, but I will get better ones taken soon.
Hi,
I went to a hairloss discussion board very similar to this to ask for advice on my receeding hairline and I put pics of my hairline up and I also put pics of how I normally look when I wear my hair normal because if you look at me you really can't tell I have a problem yet. Well instead of getting advice, 2 ppl replied and blasted me. One guy told me I look like a good looking guy but I need to get rid of my "girly hair" and I'd look much better. The other said pretty much the same, said he can tell I'm a very good looking guy but my hair looks horrible and I'd look great with short hair, now mind you, I don't care what some bald guys say, but I can almost guarantee that if they had a chance to have hair like mine instead of noticeable baldness and bald spots I'm sure they'd take it in a second. Anyway I just had to vent, does my hair look that bad? If so, please keep the comments not to bad because my self esteem is kinda hurting now, lol
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I was wondering if sherri is the only woman that writes here and if this is pretty much 'just for men'?
I went ahead and created a weblog site in which I plan to use for my journey (Diary) of growing my hair long. For now I posted a couple of recent pictures that were taking yesterday over at my in-laws house. I did have my wife trim my hair about a week before Thanksgiving to even it out. Anyways enjoy! I will keep it updated monthly with pics and plan to add most of my pics to this site. I don't have 2 pictures in my house where I look the same in, so it should provide some sort of entertainment in seeing me with many different lokks with different length hair and styles with different facial hair appearances.
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I just wnated to take this opportunity to wish you all a happy and healthy new year. I'd also like to thank everyone (especially Victor - for developing and maintaining this site) for just being here.
Your words and pictures have been the incentive I needed to finally commit to growing my hair long. And although it's only long enough now for a 4" ponytail, it's a start, and I love it. I know I'm on my way to having the waist-length hair I've always dreamed about having, and all of you have been instrumental in making it a reality for me.
So I thank you and wish you all the best in the new year.
Well, my bro has been trying to grow his hair long for a few months now. And I always see him reading posts in this site. At first he looked weird ( the awkward stage?). But now he's starting to look cool, and i think im gonna do the same. Dan just finished his journey, I think i'll start mine.