What&#x27;s the best Afro/Black male hairstyle in your opinion?

Original post by Ayostunner

OP just get a nice shape up..tbh i dont think anyone will really care about your forehead.

And black guys who straighten their hair...well thats just a sign of a loser! sorry to say

but i'm being serious. the last time I had short hair, people dissed me hard and it was the worst year of my life. I really was depressed and life was on the low for me.

saying that, that was in year 9 and when I do want to change my hair it's going to be for uni...

Original post by bunty64

don't get your panties in a twist..... not saying that black people shouldn't straighten hair/wear weaves... I know this is a "touchy" subject for some black people..

I dont understand why it should be. if there really is to be black equality in the world then I think that black people should do whatever they want to do. I didnt laugh or think it was wrong when white people got dreadlocks. I think it's subjective, it suits some people and it doesnt suit others.

Original post by CherryCherryBoomBoom

That looks so weird, like he's trying to be emo or something :s-smilie:

but black male emos ftw!

Original post by Nayberay

Shape up!!

massive forehead! I dont think that'll work haha...people will just tease and hate

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bunty64

Original post by TheBlackMonster

agree. apparently touchy issue amongst some black people (esp women)... chris rock made a documentary film about afro hair (not sure of the name) and it explores these issues (mainly around women and the weave and the whole cultural identity of their natural hair).....

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Enoch.

black monster indeed...

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Original post by amie93

i agree with SHABANA. marvin from jls, his hair is plain simple and looks good but i have to say aston from jls-check his hairstyles out, he has quite a big forehead and any hairstyle he has he pulls it off!!

it's not that big...

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Original post by amie93

if you look at pics where he doesnt have a fringe, it is quite

I want to have hair like him :frown:

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amie93

Original post by TheBlackMonster

I want to have hair like him :frown:

you can! maybe im being biased for saying he has the best hair because he is just gorgeous! i read in a magazine once, if i can remember correctly, he uses some smoothing cream to calm his afro down and then straightens his hair, and then uses loreal studio gel to style it..what a saddo i am for remembering that! lol

and whoever says boys straightening their hair are gay, ...get with it, we're in the 21st century!

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Original post by amie93

hmm maybe I should go for that. but isn't he mixed race? so he does look better with straight hair

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Original post by Facticity

Would you say there is a difference though between a black person such as I to straighten my hair as opposed to an Asian person (I presume) such as your self to cover their hair in gel, which is typically a western style. :holmes:

BTW: I do not straighten my hair, I was merely posing a question.

Sorry, missed this quote (it didn't come up on my list).

Assumptive. Also, I think those rudeboy Asians with gelled hair look silly as well, same applies with white guys who use hair straighteners (used to be common in my school). TBH any male who goes to that much effort on his hair is a loser tbh.

Reply 49

amie93

Original post by TheBlackMonster

hmm maybe I should go for that. but isn't he mixed race? so he does look better with straight hair

yeh he's half black. but that doesn't stop anyone from having a hairstyle they like..i say go for it :P if you dont like it, then you can always change it

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Original post by CombineHarvester

LOL I've never seen you so harsh CH, I like it :colonhash:

Yea I would tend to agree tbh, I just don't see the need :erm:

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Original post by Facticity

LOL I've never seen you so harsh CH, I like it :colonhash:

Yea I would tend to agree tbh, I just don't see the need :erm:

There was a time when women would have thought the same, but then some women started doing it and then an arms (hair) race ensued until it became socially unacceptable not to do these things. Eventually, I predict the same will happen to men, especially as big corporations will make billions of pounds from it and will push the agenda through advertising campaigns. The female market is already saturated tbh, I don't think there's many more ways that a woman can spend money to further her attractiveness.

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Original post by CombineHarvester

Anti-ageing formula :dontknow:

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Original post by Facticity

Anti-ageing formula :dontknow:

Already exists and widely used: http://www.merryclinic.com/products/anti_aging.htm

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Original post by CombineHarvester

Already exists and widely used: http://www.merryclinic.com/products/anti_aging.htm

Yes I have seen these things however one must agree that they hardly have an effect. People who tend to look young when they are old is mostly due to genetics. Or some botox or drug of another. These creams do not really do much but reduce wrinkles and lines and perhaps help skin. Not really anti-ageing. :erm:

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wavey93

What ever you do, dont't straighten it, its like having a white guy with dreadlocks, they just look odd.

Reply 56

harrietta

Original post by The Entity

None, black hairstyles are awful, sorry.

Original post by Amuroray

this

sheep hair

You're both messed up.

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Original post by Facticity

It doesn't matter if it paralyses your skin or doesn't do anything for your health so long as it doesn't make you look like you're becoming older and less attractive :borat:

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Original post by harrietta

You're both messed up.

I tend to ignore those type of posts, you get a real bunch of haters on TSR i've noticed that doesnt even mean it but just say it to troll....either that or racists.

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