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I've always preferred long hair.
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Just as clarification here, I meant on women, not on me.  ;D

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What about Skunk Anansie? Any opinions anyone?
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um.. no thanks..

though I did name one of my cats Anansie after her.. she kinda had a skunk thing going on with the patterns in her fur...

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Short hair - On girls, No Way above the chin length.

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Uh-oh, Hairspray, you and me is gonna have to go round and round. The longest hair on my head is maybe all of two inches and I happen to look quite pixie-ish, thank you very much. I love short hair on women. It's less to hide behind and a bolder statement. Not that I don't admire flowing locks as well... just not on me.

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Uh-oh, Hairspray, you and me is gonna have to go round and round. The longest hair on my head is maybe all of two inches and I happen to look quite pixie-ish, thank you very much. I love short hair on women. It's less to hide behind and a bolder statement. Not that I don't admire flowing locks as well... just not on me.
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Will you ever forgive me? There's always the exception, of course! I'm sure your do looks great on you.  ;D

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I'm sure your do looks great on you.  ;D
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It does, Hairspray! It goes so well with her face...  she actually had to cut it short to keep all the long-hair-lovin' men away.  ;D

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I love women with long hair.  It makes me melt.  And I preferred my own hair long.  I don't think I look right with it short.  I just don't look right with it long anymore, either...
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I agree....sadly ;) :(

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I used to love guys with long hair. Now I prefer it to be short (no locer than chin length).  Women, IMO, can get away with just about any style, with the exception of shaved heads.  
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8) 8) 8) 8)What about partially shaved heads on women,you know,they shave the back of their head partway up from the bottom,where their hairline is most erratic,and the rest of their hair is either short or long.Cheers!

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Men: Most look better with short hair, although there is a sort of collar-length cut (not a mullet) that looks good on a lot of men. Really long hair looks good on a few guys, but just looks dumb on most of them. Shaved heads look yummy on a few men: Michael Stipe, J. August Richards. (I have to throw Patrick Stewart's name in here too, though he does not shave his head.) A great movie for admiring varying hair lengths is The Mummy: John Hannah has a sort of generic guy haircut, Brendan Fraser has longish floppy hair, Oded Fehr has really long hair and Arnold Vosloo (Imhotep) has a shaved head.

Women: With the right kind of face, short haircuts can be beautiful. I tend to like short and layered better than short and spiky. Really long hair, though, can also look either great or geeky depending on the person. I mostly don't like shaved heads except for Sinéad O'Connor.
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;D ;D ;D ;DJust as a clarification,patrick stewart DOES shave his head sometimes--not a lot of people notice much of a difference,however.then of course there is Montel williams.he was in the army at a time when shaved heads weren't allowed;he shaved his head and was told he wasn'r supposed to do that.later he joined the marines,where shaved heads are ok.The Everly Brothers had to shave their heads when they joined the marines,and they actually looked better than a lot of young guys do today(look for photos on the net).But they only had to be completely bald when they first joined .I don't think it was their favorite look,but there was an advantage in that when they absentmindedly stuck a lit cigarette behind their ear like a pencil,they didn't have any hair to accidentally sret on fire.Nonetheless,that wasn't their favorite look,and in beteenn reserve duty,they went as long as possible without cutting their hair.Cheers! :D :D :D :D :D :D

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thru the 80's I had the Annie Lennox look - never more than 2cm long, spikey, blonde on top and black at the back.

Then - on Dec 6 1987 (not that the date is embedded in my brain or anything !!) after a week of home bleaching, I went to the salon to get it redyed to get just the right shade of white (to be a bridesmaid a week later).  Well my hair said NOOOOOOOO and turned into jelly and slid down my back onto the salon floor.  I was left with sparse teeny blonde tufts.  On the day of the wedding the hairdressing literally took each hair and curled it over her finger and set it in place.  In the photos it looks like I have more hair than I actually had !

So then in Feb 88 I left the country !! I came back 3 years later with shoulderblade length brunette curly hair - that was how it grew back.  I didnt go near a hairdressers for 5 years.

So for the 90s I wore it just above bum length and occassionally dying it black for parties.

On saturday it got chopped to above my shoulders.  I am still not use to it !!!!
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:o :o :o :oWow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I've heard of hair turning into jellyfrom processing1having scandinavian type hair myself,I've never trusted the idea of perms or dye!Cheers!

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In the 80's I perferred men with either short spikey hair or that long bangs/short in the back "skater" look! On women back then I peferred shorter hair.  

NOW......I perfer a shaved head on men and women to have hair past their shoulders.....NO BANGS!  I hate bangs  :-X
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??? ??? ???What you got against bangs/theres so many kinds --I have them.I have short light golden brown hair,with a lot of red in it.I wear it curly,and i shave the back below the ears--it keeps my vintage necklaces from getting tangled in it.Cheers!

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My question is very general and all around. So, this is what I think:

Long hair - Sexy on both genders

Short hair - On girls, No Way above the chin length. On guys, no crew cuts.

No hair - Some guys can pull this off with good results, even sexy results! Girls, No way. Just think G.I. Jane.    Yuk. End Quote

Hey!!!!!!!!My hair is above chin length!!! :o :o Oh no!Well,anyway,since you feel some man can pull off the bald look,what's your opinion of the following baldies,past and present(some were only bald temporarily)---Montel Williams,Michael Jordan,Vin Diesel,Don and Phil Everly,,Brad Pitt,Yul Brynner,Alexander popov,--feel free to add your own.You may need to look up illustrations.Cheers!

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Hey!!!!!!!!My hair is above chin length!!! :o :o Oh no!
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I mean the "boy cuts" girls get sometimes. I don't find them to be femenine at all. Women tend to look mostly masculine after one of those cuts. No offense.

As far as "baldies" go, the only one in your particular list I think looked "handsome" with his bald head was Yul Brynner. I do not find the others in your list to be handsome, even with hair. Well, I guess Brad Pitt would qualify as handsome to most.

That's as much of a general opinion you'll get outta me!  ;D   ;)

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I mean the "boy cuts" girls get sometimes. I don't find them to be femenine at all. Women tend to look mostly masculine after one of those cuts. No offense.

As far as "baldies" go, the only one in your particular list I think looked "handsome" with his bald head was Yul Brynner. I do not find the others in your list to be handsome, even with hair. Well, I guess Brad Pitt would qualify as handsome to most.

That's as much of a general opinion you'll get outta me!  ;D   ;)
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:DTee hee,I'm not sure if my hair in particular is a style a boy would want to wear--I think I look more like one of those French women from the early 1800s.I agree with Yul Brynner looking good with no hair--I think he actually appeared in a movie once WITH hair,ann you believe it.?I like the way Montel looks,too.But,uh oh--some of the people on the list,that you said don't look handsme even with hair,I vaguely resemble :o ;)I'm perhaps a bit more exotic looking,but it's there:o 8)::Cheers!) ::)

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But women, especially in the corporate world, were trying to add some masculinity into their look just to be taken seriously. That's also why the big shoulder pads. Remember, this was a time when women were still not quite up to the same level as men. They were not equal. They were being paid less and still were mostly hired for "female" type jobs. But it was progressing!

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