Changing your hairstyle?

[North East Goon]

When is the last time you took the plunge and changed your hairstyle?

[Komskies]

About a month ago. I made my yearly transition from pretty short winter haircut, to #2 all over summer haircut.

[Mass_nerder]

I'll be going to a #2 again any day now.
Next up: pompadour

[ma-skis.com]

daily, i figure at this point in my life, it's only a matter of time before i lose my hair, so let it do whatever it wants. Let it run wild while I still have it. Some days it's surprisingly calm, other days it's like super saiyan 3.

Those are the best days.

[peter12]

I'm a #2 man, always have been since I got my bald spot at age 18.

[Komskies]

I don't have any bald spots, but I do have a few grey spots and I'm not even 25 yet.

It's not that bad though as a full head of grey hair > half head of brown hair.

[Weiser Wonder]

I found my first grey hair at 19, but I think it was due to poor diet and stress. I've actually had some hair change back due to lifestyle changes.

As for hairstyles, I always think I can make a longer hairstyle work. It fails miserably, so I cut it short. Right now it's short, and I don't plan on engaging in the long hair delusion again.

[fredr123]

From: http://ilovecharts.tumblr.com/

[Starfishy]

I'm a #2 probably next week for the rest of the summer.

[Ozy_Flame]

Propecia has allowed me to enjoy a full head of hair well into my late 20's when I should have been bald by now. I can style it just how I want it, including the much maligned long hair that most women detest

[Frank MetaMusil]

Originally Posted by peter12

I'm a #2 man, always have been since I got my bald spot at age 18.

Go with a #1. I am also quite bald, but not enough to bic it yet.

[peter12]

Originally Posted by Frank MetaMusil

Go with a #1. I am also quite bald, but not enough to bic it yet.

Well, I still have enough hair that I am not willing to part with all of it just to look like a cue ball.

[Ashartus]

I've had pretty much the same hairstyle since I was around 4 years old. Saves me from having to think about what to ask for at the barber shop, and people who haven't seen me in decades still recognize me.

[WilsonFourTwo]

I tend to rock the Jason Statham during motorcycle season. Looks good, doesn't require any product, and I never ever worry about helmet hair. And frankly, it's a solid hair cut for when you start going bald or get thinning hair.

[blankall]

Originally Posted by Ashartus

I've had pretty much the same hairstyle since I was around 4 years old. Saves me from having to think about what to ask for at the barber shop, and people who haven't seen me in decades still recognize me.

But it's not 1984 anymore. Maybe it's time to part with the mullet...then again it's almost hipster fashionable at this point.

[Ashartus]

Originally Posted by blankall

But it's not 1984 anymore. Maybe it's time to part with the mullet...then again it's almost hipster fashionable at this point.

Luckily the style pre-dates mullets.

[The Goon]

When I was 34, I decided not to cut my hair for six months. It was a bad look.

[transplant99]

Originally Posted by The Goon

When I was 34, I decided not to cut my hair for six months. It was a bad look.

Funnily enough I decided to grow my hair out at Xmas and have done so since. I was a regular #2 guy myself, and for a while it was unsightly when i let it go.

now though, apparently its looking good as I keep getting comments on it, especially folks i dont see regularly, and am now getting the "you look like the hockey guy on SC.

yes, I am apparently looking like Barry Melrose as I even have a goatee...all with that touch of grey.


I think it all comes off before memorial day though...too damn hot for summer.

[Yasa]

Do you slick your hair back with homemade gel? That's the Barry Melrose look.

[Traditional_Ale]

A few months ago I had a wee little accident with sulfuric acid, and had to cut seven inches off my hair. It still comes down past my shoulders.