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[QUOTE=āMark Renton, post: 945266, member: 1796ā]Iāve kinda fallen into a new hairstyle- tho I wouldnāt call it a style---- I was always genreally a short back and sides chap, little bit of fringe or quiff going on up topā but I havenāt cut my hair in over two months now and Iāve a little bit of a mop , tho neatly gelled, going on. I really canāt decide whether I should cut it or keep it going. I have gotten some nice comments today which is encouraging me to keep itā¦
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Let it grow and put it in a bun, pal.
If you run low on gel this will be the lookā¦
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Thatās one of the blandest hair styles ever. I donāt have this manās football skills so I need my looks to do my talking.
Fair point, you do need to be a confident guy to pull of a style such as the Zanetti. Its only for the select few who are confident guys. I, am a confident guy.
+1
Think about the bun look pal, especially if you are dark haired and the use of hair spray can really bring out that lovely glean. Martin Caceres pulls off the look perfectly.
You also have the option of wearing it loose as well.
No, youāre not. You seem to full of self doubt and ultraconservative on here when it comes to expressing an independent view.
Thats what I would expect a person who isnāt a āconfident guyā to say.
You are endorsing the type of haircut a Tory backbencher would sport.
You will not take Zanettiās name in vein you cretinous cunt.
Great footballer but even his wife would agree that he is a giant square.
People still use gel?
[QUOTE=āMark Renton, post: 945266, member: 1796ā]Iāve kinda fallen into a new hairstyle- tho I wouldnāt call it a style---- I was always genreally a short back and sides chap, little bit of fringe or quiff going on up topā but I havenāt cut my hair in over two months now and Iāve a little bit of a mop , tho neatly gelled, going on. I really canāt decide whether I should cut it or keep it going. I have gotten some nice comments today which is encouraging me to keep itā¦
@chewy louie, what do you reckon?[/QUOTE]
How do you wear said mop. I have moved away from the fringe look in the last few months and now wear it somewhat slicked back/to the side
Iām a dapper dan man
Matt clay and hair straigtheners are a must for the modern, fashion-conscious man.
Styled forward - both sides and top.
Itās all that was there this morning, usually no.
I have noticed that hairstyles have jumped to a ānewā one in the younger male generation - seems to be a lot of shaved sides and long on top slicked back derived from The Only Way is Essex TV show apparently. Often seen with skinny jeans and vans.
Looks ridiculous.
Gallagher going bald is the end of an era though for my generation. He always had the best hair.
[QUOTE=āTheUlteriorMotive, post: 945315, member: 2272ā]I have noticed that hairstyles have jumped to a ānewā one in the younger male generation - seems to be a lot of shaved sides and long on top slicked back derived from The Only Way is Essex TV show apparently. Often seen with skinny jeans and vans.
Looks ridiculous.
Gallagher going bald is the end of an era though for my generation. He always had the best hair.[/QUOTE]
The Hitler style side parting that inexplicably became popular again especially in London kept getting more extreme in the top/side length disparity until it became this abomination.