While this video was helpful, you may want to consider shooting these tutorials differently. 90 % of the footage was of your face when most of the work you were doing with your hair was on the back of your head, so the viewer couldn't really see what you were doing. It would have made sense to either stick to the rear camera for longer periods, or do a split screen / picture in picture approach where you can see both views at once while you're describing and demonstrating.
he ties his hair damn rough, i was like woah woah chill bro it's still wet and you even comb it...i saw one of these guy's videos even saying dont pressure/ties/combs the hair it is not good...dafuq lol
Very true gentlemen... but with hair as curly as mine... i CANNOT brush it when not wet, its just a rats nest of pain and terror. I usually brush it in the shower with conditioner in it at the time... then is like combing butter!! *Sigh*
The real challenge is not losing the bloody things. But regardless thanks for the vid, using them used to be a nightmare for me but I need it to make my bun look better.
Super on the money with the pins, creates totally different options. You're undercut and still that much lush hair, I'm feeling tinges of the green-eyed monster. But Andrew.... I've actually never seen anyone handle wet hair so roughly. That's 10 lashes with a wet shoe lace ....hehehe and 2 thumbs up for being such a stunning Longhairs ambassador. There's an Olaplex vid on RU-vid for guys with curls. You'll be amazed.
lol yep, that's why my hair looks like I have a receding hairline (or maybe I'm just getting old) but I stopped and started using lose clips. I don't care how stupid I look wearing them.
@@WDMurphy You should try those spiral hair ties. I use Invisibobble, but I think the others are also fine. Besides I think it looks better on a man when it's a little messy and not that tight. The Longhairs ties also work great, if you don't pull it back so hard.
@@TriggaWarning Been using Jaw clips, twisting the tail with a loop up then just clamping the jaw clip lol. I'm a redhead and have really fine hair. I'll get some and try it out. Thought about using a banana clip but that might look to unmanly lol. At this point, I really don't care what others think just if I like it or not. Thanx for the advice tho.
Hey could you give us some tips how you style your hair when you‘re going to the gym so you‘re not leaning on the man bun for example. It‘s always in the way when I‘m barbell pressing etc...
very late, but i hope you read this. use very loose ties or buns in the gym, after the workout be sure to untie your hair, let it breath a lil and also brush out some of that sweat in there or wash it like some women do.
Do a really high bun/tail, like on the actual top of your head, or a loose low one that will sit in the nape of your neck. That one will get sweaty but will let you just lay back on it easy. Headband or a half tail are also options.
@SomethingAwfull Curly hair requires more care and more specific maintenance than straight hair. You guys should look up the curlygirl method, I know, the name's a bit offputting but it's a care routine for curly hair that makes sure it's healthy, nice looking, and easy to maintain. If you want one place to start, don't use brushes like the guy did in this video. Only detangle in the shower with a wide toothed comb/denman brush.
My hair grows forward and typically is always in my eyes, i dont want to cut my hair and get bangs but it doesnt want to stay as a middlepart for the life of me. Could i use bobby pins to hold it back instead of tying it up?
Yeah that's what I do. I take the hair in front of my face and pull it back or slightly to the side with one or two bobby pins and it's out of my face all day even when I look down
I'm 4 minutes into this video and all I've learned so far is that you graduated RU-vid kindergarten and learned how to snap transition, what you hair looks like wet and how you tie yours in a bun.
Could you guys please make a video about how to cover up bald edges in hairlines? I am trying to grow my hair out like a high-ball, with a bandana/headband, but then everyone can see my bald edges! It is so annoying! Please help me out here!!
I think I know what you're talking about, it's not really bald edges but just where the hairline recedes back at the corners? Lots of people have that. I agree, that would be a good tutorial idea. There a number of techniques you can use to disguise it. The most easy is just using a tad bit of the hair from the top of your head and kind of feathering it down along that edge, then hair spray it. Or pull a little length forward away from the hair tie on the sides and do the same. You just need to loosen up that area so you can make the hair flow the way you want it to instead of flowing directly from the hairline back. Alternatively, you could leave a bit of fringe loose along the hair line and tuck it behind your ears which hides those corners.
I got past any insecurity.. I used to go to a tiny old lady beauty shop next to my apartment building for my haircuts.. typical grandma beauty shop.. the ladies that shampooed and cut my hair were even older than my grandmother I was in my 20s at the time .. it was awkward at first but it didn’t take long to relax in the chair during a shampooing or haircut . And, they cut hair much better than the barber.
Thank u so much, easier have fairly ok hair like 7 inch enough to make a pony tail long enough that it’s doesn’t look like a flower, but I have OCD and if one strand of hair is out I’m ticked off, but thanks to the Bobby pins and hairspray I am whole
Imagine, he has curly hair, so it takes longer to fall down, if he had straight hair it would look even longer. I must think that it must have 4 years of growth. I have more than 2 years without cutting my hair (my hair is straight-wavy) and Andrew's hair is longer ... sorry for my English, I'm using the google translator, (we all know it's crap) . Greetings from Argentina.
i fr do not understand why people have to call everything different if a guy uses it. a ‘man tail’ a ‘hairtie for guys’ a ‘bobbypin for guys’ just call it the reg name. its not called a woman tail or a hairtie for women. you’re doing too much smh
you probably should not breathe that hari spray... gel is safer. thx either way for the bobpin tips. Yeah, Longhairs needs to carry some masculine bobpins...
All i wanted was to use the pins to hold down the short hairs that don't make it in to the bun/ball when i go for a walk and i really don't want to put extra product in it so no spray or gel. But screw it i'm just going to wear a hat.
Im about to give up on my hair journey, Its been growing for 8 months in I look absolutely terrible, I thought that eventually it might look good, but I think long hair for me just doesn't work. Its like Im stuck in the awkward phase as long as its long
Before I start this, I currently have been growing my hair for about 2 and a half years. I was the same awkward-length-look for around the same time as well. It was only up until a couple months ago in October when i started feeling comfortable with my hair and people actually started making compliments about it. What I did was simply just start put my hair in a bun/ponytail whenever I went out. I tried new hair part styles and opted for a part in the middle. I was like that for around the same time as well. It was only up until a couple months ago when i started feeling comfortable with my hair and people actually started making compliments about it. What I did was simply just start put my hair in a bun/ponytail whenever I went out. I tried new hair part styles and opted for a part in the middle. You have long hair, experiment with it, ask others if they have a new idea for you to style your hair, there are so many possibilities. I hope this helps, but in the end if you want to cut it that's perfectly fine.
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L C You're still in the awkward stage, just wait a few months more, at 1 year looks okay, and at 1.5 year looks great in most cases, also i part my hair in the middle because is easier to style at least for me
Bobby pins are great for keeping hair out your eyes, and keeping that lock of hair from draping down your eyes... I don't like the look. I also, used to wear a hair band to tie my hair... Needless to say, I just say F-IT, and tried a hair claw. Then, I went to the store and bought a fish skeleton shaped hair claw in black, and one on navy blue... Both matte finish. Yeah, they are hair savers. I tried them, and I'm definitely never using hair bands again... They pulled my hair, plucked my hairs out, matted my hair, and wjr. I took the band off it had a lot of hair intertwined in it.
@@TheLonghairs just saying. how you deal with having long enough hair that it bothers you but not long enough to be able to make it into a pony tail or catch it all with a tie?
Bobby pins are great for opening a locked guest bedroom door if you're being held hostage by a psychopath who is nursing you back to health after a bad car accident and forcing you to write a new novel which brings the recently deceased protagonist back to life, in which you do, but end up burning it and stuffing it down her throat and eventually killing her with a steel doorstop in the shape of a pig.
Oh jesus, really? We're getting hung up in the first 1 minute and 15 seconds talking about how we need bobby pens for men? Bruh, it's not like they have hella feminine features to a bobby pin. Also, OH hell hath no fury if a straight man has to walk down an isle geared toward women... to get to some bobby pins. Let's not make mountains out of mole hills, here, please.
Hell no it isnt... its either a highball or a top knot. I prefer top knot myself. I have real man hair, with a real beard... not that sissy shit you see the hipsters wearing and calling it a "Man bun".