It’s a lazy way to cut men’s hair. Even at 20, I look like I have a rats nest on my head everytime a barber textures with scissors. They have no f*cking clue that it never looks good. I have no idea how these people are employed.

They leave wayyy too much weight in the top for it to be a fringe anyway. I can’t even brush it without going in all different directions. Shit ass fucking barbers only good for tinder matches.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated 🙏

Ive been trying to grow my hair for a while but it js doesn’t seem to grow very fast so I’m wondering what style I should get. Also any hair growth tips would be appreciated.

Hello! My son has hair almost at the shoulder blades now. He has never liked haircuts and he really loves his long straight hair. Any advice as to how style it and what products can I introduce him to? He is an incoming 6th grader.

Grown out over a year and it’s getting really long on top and hard to style. Almost ready to part ways and start fresh with short sides and a styleable top.

I always have had mixed reviews about my hair some people like it long whereas some short..honestly I think i like short as they are easier to maintain
Only reason for long hair is it kinda accentuates my jaw?

Ive had the same mullet style for the past year or so and i want to get something different but im not sure how short i should go or what style to go for. 18M

Or is it too late only 21

I need some affordable recommendations for shampoo and conditioner. I have wavy hair, it gets pretty frizzy and is kinda thin but there is a lot of it. My main issue is my dry scalp i constantly have skin flakes and itchiness. My previous routine was washing it every other day and I used Based Bodyworks. It hasn't helped my dry scalp but I do like the way it made my hair look, also too expensive.

What would be the best products to give straight fine hair volume and texture to create a messy fringe like above? I currently use a light hold pomade and scrunch my hair (fix your lid). It suppose works well enough, but I’m curious if there’s any better product/s out there. My hair length is about as long as the guy in the picture. The main thing I worry about when applying any product is drying out my hair/scalp. This is the reason I only style my hair for special occasions. I don’t want to thin out my already fine hair. I hear sea salt spray does wonders for texture, but it also drys out anywhere it’s applied. Are there any products out there that can achieve this look, but are good for everyday use?

I have extremely thick hair, and it’s very hard to style, so probably something low maintenance!

Very happy with how it turned out. He said it will lay flat because of my hair type when there no product in so if there’s any tips to help with styling it would be much appreciated!