Why did Rullo cut his hair?
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Yngvai X
Dark Emperor
ptah knemu said:
but look at how badass Mike Terrana looks:
Not nearly enough metal dudes have mohawks these days...
Rose Immortal
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ptah knemu said:
In that case, even if you don't want to grow it ALL the way out (at which point eventually the curls will be weighted down enough to flow down--gravity WILL take over eventually even if it takes longer!), you might be able to get a cool Bob Dylan-like thing going: http://imagecache2.allposters.com/images/PF/PF_914371.jpg
ThornsOfSorrow
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That proposal has been turned down more times than i've ever listened to V all the way through. (About a hundred or something times, says my iTunes.)
I've asked time and time again and its always "No". I know its my hair, but the person who cuts my hair says that "Most people would kill for my hair." and that "It will just keep growing in curly."
I've asked time and time again and its always "No". I know its my hair, but the person who cuts my hair says that "Most people would kill for my hair." and that "It will just keep growing in curly."
Rose Immortal
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I'm not a fan of putting in unnecessary chemicals, either, be it hair dye or straightener. Yuck. That's another point against straightening it.
When you get to college, if you go far enough away, you can get away with whatever you want for your hair. And maybe when you come home after it's grown out the way you want and your parents see how good it looks, they'll let it go after that.
When you get to college, if you go far enough away, you can get away with whatever you want for your hair. And maybe when you come home after it's grown out the way you want and your parents see how good it looks, they'll let it go after that.
a) blow-drying my hair straight takes way too long so I only do it a few times a year tops. Chemicals can damage your hair so don't bother with it.
b) This might sound really metrosexually weird, but try putting anti-frizz stuff in your hair. It makes a really big difference.
b) This might sound really metrosexually weird, but try putting anti-frizz stuff in your hair. It makes a really big difference.
A.) When I blow dry my hair it lasts until the next time I wash it. I let it last for about three days before it either starts curling up again or feels gross. My hair is long and thick so it takes about an hour for me.
B.) Males seem to have an aversion to buying hair products hence the metrosexual comment. A bottle of hair cream runs about $5 and lasts until the next time you wash your hair. It leaves no color, but don't use too much or else your hair will feel gunky.
B.) Males seem to have an aversion to buying hair products hence the metrosexual comment. A bottle of hair cream runs about $5 and lasts until the next time you wash your hair. It leaves no color, but don't use too much or else your hair will feel gunky.
The Yngster
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I have really thick and really curly hair, and when I tried to grow it out it just went up and out, never down. Ended up with a pretty sweet fro though
urinalcakemix
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ThornsOfSorrow
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I didn't mean chemically; that doesn't do shit for most people. I meant with an iron (either a straightening iron or a normal clothes iron). Good straightening irons are expensive though (mine was $115), so I guess it's a shitty suggestion anyway.ptah knemu said:
petrucci_dude
teh shredz0r
Mike Portnoy cuts his hair and lets it grow back all the time. Maybe he wants to do the same thing so it just doesn't KEEP ON GROWING and get all f**ked up and annoying for himself?
Who cares eh, he is a killer drummer!
Who cares eh, he is a killer drummer!
Chris Brooks
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Chemical straightening? Is that metal? Because the statement that long hair supposedly makes would be nullified surely by pampering and treatments. 
Even shampoo is borderline non-metal.
Even shampoo is borderline non-metal.
