HAIRCUT: The
Right Style Makes A Difference
Last Updated:
03/18/2008
For haircuts ... word to the wise: be
realistic. Keep in mind what looks great on Brad Pitt might not
work with your face and/or isn't possible with your type of
hair. I went the celebrity haircut route and browsed pictures
online, but eventually gave up on trying to model myself like
someone else. I went to a Beverly Hills stylist for my first
male haircut because I wanted the first cut to be the best or
I'd be hair traumatized, heh. Your local supercuts or barber
shop is fine as well.
Bye bye bangs.
I got rid of my bangs since they're known to be feminizing, but
I made them short enough so that they'd come forward. Also
remember that sideburns can give away your gender, females tend
to have the ends of the sideburns fade downwards. Guys tend to
have the ends of their sideburns shaved straight across.
Hello world.
I told the haircut man that I was in a major theater production
that required me to play the role of a male, therefore, I needed
a very convincing haircut. He bought the explanation without
question and gave me a cool haircut. Don't be embarrassed to
tell the man or woman how you want your haircut, if you let them
take over and mangle your hair, you'll regret not saying
anything and be bitter as hell. Furthermore, if you're slightly
embarrassed, just remember that there are millions of other
places to get haircuts and that you don't ever need to see this
person again if you don't want to.
Browse male haircuts here:
Male Hairstyles.
