Post: #1

I think for some reason a lot of people tend to underestimate the physical attractiveness of hair as a single attribute, I will go as far and claim how hair alone can turn an average looking female into an attractive one. I remember reading Roosh post about the baltic states, and specially going about Lithuaning women's hair being long and blonde and for some reason getting turned on by it, yes hair alone can be just as much attractive as boobs, ass, legs or eyes.

Do you have any experience to share about that?

Post: #2

Hair along with your teeth are the most important aspects of your face. It's also important to watch for blemishes.

Post: #3

I agree, it's a huge marker for attraction. I read a book years ago that states how we're programmed to be attracted to hair, teeth and skin because these external attributes are controlled by internal factors. Meaning that healthy hair is a signal of a viral healthy woman to 'make a the sex' with.

Post: #4

I have it with long straight blonde hair and white perfect teeth...paired up with blue eyes and some freckles.. I think I could forgive even a girl being not that fit (10 extra pounds or something) as long as she have those attributes.

Post: #5

I used to buzz my hair because it was easy and I could do it from home.

I then grew my hair out, go to a stylist, and put it up in gel everytime i go out.

My success rate has sky rocketed, and that was the only change.

So, yes.

i mean, i've banged four new girls in the last 9 days. so maybe im onto something....

Post: #6

A buddy of mine observed that I have a strange affinity to bitches with bangs. Well placed bangs can seriously put you up 2 goddamn points on the 1-to-10. For example, Zooey Deschanel:



Yes, the person on the left is the same person on the right.

This unfortunately applies to men as well. I happen to have a diamond face shape. One of the haircuts stylists recommend for dudes with that face shape is "get some bangs to cover your big-ass forehead." Too bad my receding hairline and curly hair do not facilitate this haircut.

It's depressing, too, because I look fucking beautiful with a beanie on.

Post: #7

Yes I agree. Before I grew out my hair. I was averaging 1-2 bangs a year. Once my hair got long. Past my ears, bangs went up to 5-10 per year. Now that it's below my chin, I get compliments on my hair all the time. Definitely the right choice growing it out.

Post: #8

Hair length is one thing. In general, healthy hair with great shine, style, body/volume really elevates a woman's look. Long, medium, or short, if I catch a woman with 9 or 10 hair (yes I have my own personal and separate scale for hair on women), I instantly break my neck to take a longer look. Doesn't matter what her age, color, height, weight, nice hair is just pleasing to my eye and if I have the time I will always take another peek at it.

Post: #9

MPB runs in my family (but strangely not in my father) with most of it leaving by ~35 save a little around the back and sides. Think Patrick Stewart and you're not far off.
I've been witness to the process in my elder siblings, so I can evaluate the stages as they progress.

Under the guise of using it before losing it, I grew my hair out past my shoulders about a year and a half ago into a ponytail.
But man, it was a lot of maintenance. Washing, conditioning, drying, straightening. It just wasn't worth it.

Now I've cut it back to about a grade 3 and am taking finasteride aka propecia to stem the loss.

It yielded better results with game when it was shorter and styled.

Post: #10

I really should write a thread a hair.

My hair sucked last year. Didn't have a bad cut, just didn't look healthy.

I started taking Saw Palmetto, Fish Oil, Vitamin D. I combined that with some Argan oil shampoo and conditioner, and some American Crew grooming cream. I shampoo+condition it about once a week and afterwards throw in some of the grooming cream, and that's it. The only thing I have to do for the rest of the week is run my fingers through it after I shower so it stays in place.

I know some say Saw Palmetto will fuck with your Test levels, but I think it has leveled mine out by blocking a lot of the DHT conversion. I can tell because I don't get the dead skin/plaque on my scalp anymore, so the follicles can breathe a lot better. My hair has gotten thicker, fuller, and my loads have gotten a lot bigger as well. If you suspect that you have abnormally high DHT production I would suggest Saw P.

The difference is amazing.

I also went from a shorter fade style haircut to a longer WWII style taper haircut, like some of the folks in the band of brothers series. It's crazy what some extra hair on the side of your head will do.

When it comes to women I definitely feel some kind of biological pull towards women with great hair. It is captivating.

Post: #11

(12-12-2014 01:58 AM)Kamikaze Wrote:  This unfortunately applies to men as well. I happen to have a diamond face shape. One of the haircuts stylists recommend for dudes with that face shape is "get some bangs to cover your big-ass forehead." Too bad my receding hairline and curly hair do not facilitate this haircut.

It's depressing, too, because I look fucking beautiful with a beanie on.

I can understand that. I have a really large forehead as well, but my problem is that I can't grow my hair out because military dress regulations says I can't have hair touching my ears, and it needs to be in a buzzcut - and having really long hair on top but really short on the sides is a ridiculous looking haircut. Though I can grow a beard to compensate for the disproportionate amount of skin showing (and my relatively asymmetric facial features), I won't be able to grow a beard until I commission as a officer and formally join the Navy.

Which means I have to game for one more semester in a college environment (Canada) where if you don't have at least above-average looks (which I certainly don't), right off the bat, more often than not you're going to get discounted close to immediately. And then at least five years of obligatory service after that until I can choose to leave (at 27) and have full control over my looks again.

The struggle is real, boys.

HSLD

Post: #12

(12-12-2014 01:01 PM)HighSpeed_LowDrag Wrote:  

(12-12-2014 01:58 AM)Kamikaze Wrote:  This unfortunately applies to men as well. I happen to have a diamond face shape. One of the haircuts stylists recommend for dudes with that face shape is "get some bangs to cover your big-ass forehead." Too bad my receding hairline and curly hair do not facilitate this haircut.

It's depressing, too, because I look fucking beautiful with a beanie on.

I can understand that. I have a really large forehead as well, but my problem is that I can't grow my hair out because military dress regulations says I can't have hair touching my ears, and it needs to be in a buzzcut - and having really long hair on top but really short on the sides is a ridiculous looking haircut. Though I can grow a beard to compensate for the disproportionate amount of skin showing (and my relatively asymmetric facial features), I won't be able to grow a beard until I commission as a officer and formally join the Navy.

Which means I have to game for one more semester in a college environment (Canada) where if you don't have at least above-average looks (which I certainly don't), right off the bat, more often than not you're going to get discounted close to immediately. And then at least five years of obligatory service after that until I can choose to leave (at 27) and have full control over my looks again.

The struggle is real, boys.

HSLD

Depending on how ballsy you are you can push the hair regs quite a bit, at least in the American Army. Especially as an officer. We call it, Officer hair.

Post: #13

I had hair down to my shoulders in university. I took good care of it too. It wasn't a long rats nest like most guys with long hair. I had it cut often, I would blow dry it, use product etc. It was a massive pain in the ass. I used to get compliments on it all the time from women but it very rarely translated into bangs. I also found that people in general had a negative reaction towards me. I've had it fairly short for the last 5 years and I would never go long again.

Post: #14

(12-12-2014 02:49 PM)cmrocks Wrote:  I had hair down to my shoulders in university. I took good care of it too. It wasn't a long rats nest like most guys with long hair. I had it cut often, I would blow dry it, use product etc. It was a massive pain in the ass. I used to get compliments on it all the time from women but it very rarely translated into bangs. I also found that people in general had a negative reaction towards me. I've had it fairly short for the last 5 years and I would never go long again.

Women appreciatte long hair in guys in a different way.. they tend to envy and compliment it as if they wish they had it...Its different with heavy muscles, who they admire when present in the body of a man but they wouldnt want it for themselves... of course there are always those type of women with a thing for rockstar dudes, but even those girls would rather go for the messy long hair with tattoos,etc which would represent more of a rebel attitude rather than the good cared and aesthetical long hair.

Post: #15

With the fro, locks = white girl city
Clean cut = black women saying Hay Boo outta nowhere

That being said, I prefer Latinas, Indians, and Arabs/Persians.

Asian girls don't seem to like me "in that way" unless they're Japanese.

WIA

Post: #16

I started shaving my head with a razor every 4 days or so.I get alot more female attention when both my face and head have stubble.I've been told I have a perfect round head..I reckon it's how you feel about yourself I always hated the way my hair grew .I love not having hair.
That American high and tight army haircut is the worse.I did an exchange with 25 ID many years ago great times bad ...haircuts.Middle eastern gangsters rock that look down here.

Post: #17

Absolutely man, hair is a biggie for me.

For girls it's gotta be healthy, long and shiny, I hate hoodrats who are like 21 Flavors changing their hair every fucking week.

Curls on girls gets me.

As for me, I use to just buzz with a #2 as well. Now I get a fade keep the top nice and somewhat short.

My hair is thick as hell so a flat iron and product doesn't do much and I avoid putting stuff in my hair (my scalp doesn't like it).

I will put pomade in my hair from time to time to get the shine.

As for shampoo/conditioner I use Avalon Organics Tea Tree

It's pure, low chemicals, no sulfides, and helps produce a healthy scalp.

I'd like to experiment with a longer hairstyle up top, but my side fades look great with my thick beard. I might looks like one of those lumbersexuals if I grow my hair up top though.

Post: #18

I used to always have a standard fade, but the last 2 years I rock a nearly bald look. I get plenty of compliments from women that a bald head looks great with muscles. Never had good things said about my hair in the past so I stick with this look now. I just hate it when vitamin and supplements make it grow back too fast making me have to cut it during the week to maintain my look.