No.390372 [Open thread]
Can I have some help finding the right haircut for me? Truthfully, I'm hopeless in the great race to be a cuteboy. I'm 24. 6 foot. Not a curvy skeleton like most of you, but I've really been watching my figure and am now comfortable wearing form-fitting clothing which is incredibly slimming. As I probably should have most of my life. Never grew out of mom dressing me, I guess. I feel better about my appearance and want to at least keep a hint of boyishness to my style.
In light of these advances, there's another I need to make. I've never really styled my hair in my life. Just allowed it to grow naturally. There's a lot of it now having not cut it in the past two years, but I'll be on vacation to very hot regions of the world so I can't allow it to reach my nipples any longer. Doesn't help that it's naturally jet black. I'm clueless as to what to do though. I want to feel cute. Also to hide some scarring on my forehead, I'd really like something with bangs…I can't believe I've been just showing off my insecurities all this time by putting my hair up into a bun.
Thank you for any advice you may have.
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No.390782
>>390763
am i really allowed to have such haircuts at the age of 25 though?
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No.390815
>>390372
hair cut is almost entirely based on the shape of your head and what sort of hair you've got - circular (flat, silky) or triangular (curly, coarse)
i pull mine back into a ponytail now but I let the sides come down, and keep my bangs short. I'm attempting to steal Links hair from Breath of the Wild and cross It with Len Kagamines hair ^^;
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No.405799
I'd usually cut it myself with blades or go to a salon to get it layered. Kind of a pageboy + pixie cut, more or less choppy. (Me on the right of course).
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No.405803
this is relevant to my interests. is the thinness of ones bangs a result of the cut and style, or the hair? the camera lighting filter here isnt helping but heres what ive got atm.
>>390782
find something you can transition to a more mature look with if you can, you dont wanna look like youre trying to be 16 at 25 but you also dont wanna look older than you actually are. im on a quest for that sort of cut myself.
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No.415749
It is often a problem to find a good stylist or hairdresser because it is very difficult to explain to people exactly what you need and how you want to achieve a good appearance. After all, I managed to find a great guy who can do undercut long hair https://menshaircuts.com/undercut-long-hair-men/ The guys who work there are real professionals and I really like everything they do. These are really very responsible and smart people who know how to make everything look beautiful. This is more than suitable for me.
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