Hair cuts. : Othor Games

» Sat May 12, 2012 5:13 pm

http://prohairstylist.com.au/wp-content/gallery/american-crew-winners-face-off-2011/winner_rita-ferraro-to-fred-nsw_front.jpg

I like how this looks, I might try it. Plus, it's a smaller transition than straight to buzz.

You call that medium length? For shame.

Longer.

In modern society, that's medium length hair.

Thanks everyone

» Sun May 13, 2012 6:55 am

Hey my avatar is me so check my hairstyle

I thought you were Gandalf at first glance.

» Sun May 13, 2012 6:40 am

I thought you were Gandalf at first glance. :tongue:

Damn! you found out!

» Sun May 13, 2012 2:20 am

Alternatively you could go for the high and tight cut.

I've personally tried pretty much all conceivable short hairstyles. I'm currently growing it out now to try longer ones.

» Sat May 12, 2012 5:16 pm

I have really fine hair, but lots of it - the worst type for styling and moulding. My hair also seems to grow outwards instead of forwards on my right side. I've got it to look pretty similar, but without the highlighs with a simple ￡11 barber cut and some l'oreal citrus wax. To get it any better will take a lot more money - unfortunately

We have the same hairtype then. I remember having spikes in primary school and already had a lot of trouble keeping them up lol. Also I happen to have some hair whorls on really annoying places which means that I have to style my hair really carefully in order for it to look good. Therefore I also need a perfect cut which is why I don't mind spending a bit more when I go to the hairdressers. Looking good 24/7 comes with a pricetag you know lol :wink:

I like how this looks, I might try it. Plus, it's a smaller transition than straight to buzz.

I think I'll look good on you :smile:

! I love having short hair cos it takes less time to style in the morning. I spend up to 15/20 min on my hair now every morning before not more than a minute...