Hairstyles

[Irish Stamp]

Mine is well kind of growing long but with an elastic hair band in it around the head so its a bit like David Beckham used to have but dark brown and curling at the bottom.

Martin

 

[Songsheet]

Funny you should mention this, Martin as I am lucky enough to have hair that grows pretty fast, so haven't had it trimmed for about three months now - want to get some length do I can ponce off to a trendy salon in Bath and ask for a makeover! So have given son job of sussing out the best choice so that I can make an appointment...

 

[Ardross]

Just see the What do you look like thread for Julie/Francesca's hair

 

[Irish Stamp]

I've been checking out the £2.50 one's in Sheffield where invariably it is done by students, thinking of getting highlights done for the first time in me life so might have to fork out a bit more money - less drinking next week i think.
Can't see the pic of Songsheet

 

[simmo]

I have none, I have removed the little which should be there. All of it. In a Bob Geldorrrrfffff styleeeeeee.

 

[Ian Davies]

Minimalism, simplicity and low maintainance are my watch words.

Hence I have my head shaved once a month.

 

[Ardross]

Do you have a lollipop ?

 

[PDJ]

I am growing mine a bit longer. It is still spiky but I have found some new stuff that makes my hair stand up even when it gets longer called silly putty. Great.

 

[Latefortheraces]

I use to use an Afro comb.........now i don't

 

[Ardross]

:lol: PDJ

 

[Shadow Leader]

Mine's really boring.....long & blonde, not straight but not quite curly either......oh, & with the requisite split ends of course!!!!

 

[Merlin the Magician]

Originally posted by PDJ@Sep 17 2004, 07:37 PM
I am growing mine a bit longer. It is still spiky but I have found some new stuff that makes it stand up when it gets longer called silly putty. Great.

Paul others call it viagra!!!!

 

[PDJ]

Honestly, James how childish are you :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: The post has now been edited.

 

[Honest Tom]

Mine is a Roger Moore deluxe however the glue just doesn't seem to stick the same these days.

 

[Diamond Geezer]

When my kids were very young they thought I was Roy Wood, everytime he came on TV they used to point at the screen and say "Daddy"

These days I have it cut as short as I have ever had it, low maintenance being the main reason

 

[Latefortheraces]

Originally posted by Shadow Leader@Sep 17 2004, 08:29 PM
Mine's really boring.....long & blonde, not straight but not quite curly either......oh, & with the requisite split ends of course!!!!

You should think of shaving your chest :blink:

 

[Ardross]

My posting was in response to your edited posting

 

[trudij]

mines like a blonde mid-length shrub.......

 

[Maurice]

As the only male of the brood with any hair left, I recently decided to grow my beard. I'm now modelling myself on Bruno from The West Wing (and yes there is an 'n' in there).

 

[krizon]

I can't believe mine was once thick, wavy, mid-shoulder auburn. It's now the dreaded 'sandy' mixture of brown with grey and saddo attempts at disguising the grey with splotches of blonde. It's also coarse and dry, in spite of regular applications of all the concoctions which promise bouncing, silky-softness. I reckon they're confused with babies' botties.

 

[Ian Davies]

Originally posted by Ardross@Sep 17 2004, 06:32 PM
Do you have a lollipop ?

Naturally - every person with a shaved head has a lollipop hanging out of their mouth, and they all have done so religiously ever since it first became fashionable in New York police shows in the 1970s. :lol:

 

[PDJ]

I had a beard for a while too, Mo. I got rid of it after a year or so and have never got the urge to re grow it.

 

[an capall]

Mine is perfect.

 

[Ardross]

Well an capall they do say you get what you pay for at Ireland's premier toupee salon and I am glad they have done you proud

 

[an capall]

Proper nouns have capitals. Sentences have full stops.