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The message is: don't watch scripted TV. It will just be cancelled.
Next Top Shot is compound bow. With tubes. |
Forget hair gel, gel sucks. Use wax, Regis Designline stick wax is great. A little water at work and helmet head is gone. I'll never go back to gel again.
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Originally Posted by MNBikeguy
(Post 12286709)
Do-it-yourself buzz cut with Remington clippers.
The money saved goes toward N+1. |
Originally Posted by GP
(Post 12285605)
Ask your barber for a #1 or 2 on the top.
Dries quick too. |
Originally Posted by dwellman
(Post 12286091)
Don't avoid it. . EMBRACE it:
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Find a hair stylist to do a killer cut, as in taking into consideration your hair texture, height, bone structure, lifestyle, etc. It is trial and error process, but hair grows back. The winner will end up self-maintaining - wash, towel, shake-off and wear. Upon finding that cut, tip well. Very well.
Only on BF a bunch of grown males can discuss (in no particular order of importance) leg shaving vs. waxing/lazering, tights and booties, color-coordinating one's Lycra to whatever needs to be color-coordinated, looking up nail polish for scratch touch-up, and laundry. Now hairstyles. |
1. Remove helmet.
2. Place baseball cap on head. Helmet hair? Not a problem! |
Originally Posted by sci_femme
(Post 12287234)
Only on BF a bunch of grown males can discuss (in no particular order of importance) leg shaving vs. waxing/lazering, tights and booties, color-coordinating one's Lycra to whatever needs to be color-coordinated, looking up nail polish for scratch touch-up, and laundry. Now hairstyles.
I suggest getting a helmet with good ventilation, and taking it off immediately after arriving at your destination. Then a little water and hair product should do the trick. Good haircut does make a difference. |
+1 on the Wahl trimmer. Paid for in 1.5 months. 3mm in summer and 6mm in winter. What is so hard about that???
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Originally Posted by Guitarrick
(Post 12286991)
Forget hair gel, gel sucks. Use wax, Regis Designline stick wax is great. A little water at work and helmet head is gone. I'll never go back to gel again.
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I would advise not to buzz your hair if you have a full set of it. You don't want to be bald and 60 years old and wonder what kind of ladies you could have macked if you had long mane of chick magnet hair. Women really notices a dood with a good haircut. Once you buzz off your hair, you lose your mojo. It's the Fabio effect.
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gotta have hair to have helmet hair. I go with no guard every 2 weeks. I do wear a do rag to avoid sunburn or windburn
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Skull cap
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<<<<I would advise not to buzz your hair if you have a full set of it. You don't want to be bald and 60 years old and wonder what kind of ladies you could have macked if you had long mane of chick magnet hair. Women really notices a dood with a good haircut. Once you buzz off your hair, you lose your mojo. It's the Fabio effect.>>>
This should clear it up. Ask your wife who she'd rather be with :lol: I can't believe it's not buttah? Gross.. http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...jb2O4Fs2BjgR7A --or-- Die Hard with a Vengeance? True ladies man... http://www.contactmusic.com/pics/m/p...is_1712358.jpg |
It's not a fair comparison, Fabio is gross hair or no hair. Ask your wife about this hair: http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1753646336/nm0000136
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Originally Posted by FlashBazbo
(Post 12285312)
I haven't found this discussed using the search function.
Especially for those who do not have a shower at your workplace . . . how do you avoid helmet hair? Well the easiest way is to avoid the helmet. |
Originally Posted by CliftonGK1
(Post 12286211)
The man's not lying...
http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphot..._6095104_n.jpg |
Well, I'm bald and I don't wear a helmet. Don't really see the problem.
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Not a big problem if you keep your hair short.
http://i784.photobucket.com/albums/y...0125111218.jpg |
Originally Posted by lucille
(Post 12288309)
It's not a fair comparison, Fabio is gross hair or no hair. Ask your wife about this hair: http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1753646336/nm0000136
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Originally Posted by FlashBazbo
(Post 12285312)
I haven't found this discussed using the search function.
Especially for those who do not have a shower at your workplace . . . how do you avoid helmet hair? I have longish hair for a guy, and helmet hair is a constant for me, but I don't care. I mean, really: you're on a bike wearing a stupid-looking helmet to begin with. In my case, I also have panniers and filthy yellow rain gear. Sometimes I show up at pubs or restaurants in full commuter regalia and dripping wet besides. I'm pretty sure no one notices the helmet hair, and in fact, no one actually cares what I look like. My employer is primarily concerned with my performance. My friends at social events can look beyond the bad hair, etc., and the business I frequent is very happy just to have some of my money. Yes, I look a bit stupid, but not stupid enough to be ostracized, and at 49, I'm too old to give a sh*t about the occasional raised eyebrow on the part of a random stranger. |
Yeah, sorry about that... :p
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Another vote for keeping the hair short.
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Originally Posted by lucille
(Post 12288309)
It's not a fair comparison, Fabio is gross hair or no hair. Ask your wife about this hair: http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1753646336/nm0000136
http://www.hair-styles.org/brad-pitt...cture-001.html |
I get a very low-maintenance haircut that I can just towel, shake and finger-comb.
If I'm just stopping mid-ride, I use my skullcap to towel off sweat and then fingercomb. If I'm stopping at work and there's no shower, I dunk my head in the restroom sink and shampoo; then towel it. After toweling it, I sometimes use Sham-Wows (or similar) to get hair from wet to almost dry. I always wear some sort of skull cap under the helmet. It keeps the helmet cleaner, controls sweat, provides warmth in winter and shade in summer. Nancy |
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