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[inexactogeek]

Though I have indeed seen some mighty fine fauxhawks and became green in their glory... I can't help but think that for way too many people its going to be one of those haircuts that in a decade or two will be looked back on and ridiculed... one of those "what was I thinking" fashion moves

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[hardtenorcorps]

i absolutely agree
the fauxchawk is the new mullet

[turtlefetiche]

Well thank you. At first I read this and thought, "Oh, that makes me sad, because it is probably true." And then I thought, "But it makes me feel confident and I haven't loved my hair in a long time like I've loved this hair." And then I saw your addendum and I thought, "Aww, thank you. It's weird to think I can rock anything, but apparently I can."

So does that mean I have a nice jawline?

[emptyboxofyou]

alex gray really does know how to rock the fauxchawk. i also always wished i could rock it...alas, it was not meant for me...

[opal_antlers]

Ruby thinks that fauxhawks are cool, but I try and discourage her from trying to have one. But I try and discourage all her punky ways, ha ha.

Any hairstyle that needs some sort of gel or hairspray isn't worth it. Do fauxhawkers use some sort of hair product?

[bassdrumdreams]

yeah, unless you didn't wash your hair for a while, or unless you had crazy hair like graham's, it'd be hard to do. I personally would never get one, because i can see myself not taking the necissary steps to getting it to hold all day. Alas, i'm sure around 3 it'd start to droop and it'd look like i just shoved all my hair into the middle with my hands...

[inexactogeek]

I use a little pommade, and so does graham... and a hairdryer can do amazing sculpting things. But when its like a pea sized bit of product + daily dirt, its no big thing.

unfortunately, right now I'm in between lengths and I can't get it to do anything.

[bassdrumdreams]

I can't do shit with my hair! No matter what length.