What would this kind of hair be called in English? |
What would this kind of hair be called in English? |
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I know it's called 玉米鬚 in chinese. Would it be considered crimping? SUPER THIN Crimping?
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![]() Senior Member ![]() ![]() ![]() Group: Member Posts: 79 Joined: Jul 2008 Member No: 671,515 ![]() |
Wellll....
I have the right answer! (not meaning to sound full of myself or ne thing) It is a guys version of "scene" hair. Lots of layers, choppy, and slightly or emensely(spelling?) 'teased' in the back. over here, it has been/was called the "lesbian asian cut" for awhile. people often also call it a "emo" cut-- although "emo cuts" do not normally include 'teasing' the hair, just straightening it. here are SOME but not limited examples:: http://photobucket.com/images/guy%20scene%20hair/ xxxxxx P.S. -- Just because the style is called "scene" does NOT mean that anyone wearing the style IS scene. Scene is more than just a fancy cut. So no- i am NOT calling you or anyone with the style scene. I dont think anyone is scene until they themselves call themselves that. Scene has a lot to do with how you dress, your interests, hobbies, ect. not just a hairstyle. FOR EXAMPLE:: This is an OLD picture of me....normal ![]() but this is me one day when i did my hair "scene" ![]() but it does not mean i am. so i am not calling you scene. lolzzz |
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