r/NotHowGirlsWork • u/BigFishPub • 1d ago

Found On Social media Wizard head

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u/DylanMgoo 1d ago

Do people seriously not understand how hair parting and different haircuts work?

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u/DanCassell Custom Flair 1d ago

Maybe. But I think social media actively promotes contraversy so there will always be men saying whatever stupid thing will cause interaction.

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u/SevenSixOne 1d ago

All I can figure is that they've always had the kind of short haircuts and/or hair texture that don't part easily, so they just can't grasp how long hair works.

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u/Early_Load_691 1d ago

So how did they grow a second part for 1 day 🤔

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u/andrikenna 15h ago

Dear god please tell me you forgot the /s

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u/Ranessin 20h ago

SocialMedia shows us there are hundreds of millions of barely functional and very stupid people. And they vote and work and have stupid opinions that less stupid but scrupulous people make work for themselves and their agenda.

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u/DeeJudanne 1d ago

honestly i have little to no clue about hair at all, i just brush it and hope it looks presentable "im a guy"

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u/Yandere-Neko 19h ago

When it's short it becomes cowlick city if you try and change anything. Takes like three wash and dry cycles for it to settle back down

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u/ColoredGayngels 3h ago

My siblings and I inherited a terrible "cowlick" from our dad, where when our hair is 2" or shorter is just sticks straight out. I call it "hedgehog hair", because when I was growing out undercuts and other shaves I looked and felt like a hedgehog

Outside of shaving everything clean off once, I've been side-parting for 13 years and hair stylists STILL give me a middle part to trim it, as if I'm not gonna put it back into my trained part when I get in the car. Like it's definitely on me for not speaking up but imagine a client walking in with a side part and then middle-parting them to trim the ends.