Haircuts/Hairstyles/Hair Color Mega Thread

[Sanctus Dei]

INTRO THREAD.

Get to it.

[diacrusis]

On it............

[diacrusis]

http://afiseries.com/forums/index.ph...de=01&img=379#

[diacrusis]

the one with the Sisters t-shirt....

[diacrusis]

http://afiseries.com/forums/index.php?act=gal&code=01&img=378

...another one.

[ViciousMistressBee]

my hair is bright puple ..........











..............again, suprise suprise!

[diacrusis]

Thanks alot,Xnguela!
I'll give it a go right about now,hehe...

PS: Umm...no, I didn't use to make snakes out of Play-Doh, but I'll try anyway!

[chloegoth]

Originally Posted by Phayte

I used Loreal Feria. Starry Night. I had more then enough to coat my hair twice even though it is very thick so it shouldn't be the amount I used. I even left it in longer then it says to.

Heres a pic of it..


Its hard to see the spots of red, but then ends are clear.

I had the same problem with that dye. I've since switched to Nice N' Easy Natural Blue Black, and am quite happy with it.

[diacrusis]

I think I do... in fact, nope, I have no idea.he

[chloegoth]

Originally Posted by diacrusis

I think I do... in fact, nope, I have no idea.he

Instructions for Play-Do Snake making:

Obtain bit of Play-Do, any color.
Roll bit into ball.
Lay ball on flat surface, and then roll under palms until ball flattens out into a rope o'DO.

-or-

Roll ball between palms until ball becomes the aforementioned rope. This is probably the best technique to use for hair, as it is awkward to roll your hair on a flat surface, and to be honest, you can probably skip the whole "roll into a ball" part. But you get the idea.

[diacrusis]

LOL
Thanks Chloegoth!
...gotta find a good mirror then.

[Corpus_Draconis]

Is there a permanent black dye that doesn't make your hair look terrible?

[diacrusis]

Another question...does anyone know how to style they're hair like Robert Smith???

[Sanctus Dei]

Originally Posted by Corpus_Draconis

Is there a permanent black dye that doesn't make your hair look terrible?

Yeah, Lorel's blue black is shiny and amazing in the light if you have the skin tone to pull it off.

[Deviant Kitten]

Originally Posted by diacrusis

Another question...does anyone know how to style they're hair like Robert Smith???

Use about fifty cans of hairspray and never wash it out, sleep hanging upside-down and train your pet bats to tangle it with their claws. Simple!

Whaddaya mean you don't have pet bats?! That's SO un-gothy *sniff*

Seriously though, just grow it long and messy and use lots of product in it.

[Deviant Kitten]

Originally Posted by chloegoth

I had the same problem with that dye. I've since switched to Nice N' Easy Natural Blue Black, and am quite happy with it.

That Feria Starry Night f*cked my hair up too! I got lured in by the cool name, but it sucks.

[Sobeh]

Originally Posted by Sanctus Dei

Yeah, Lorel's blue black is shiny and amazing in the light if you have the skin tone to pull it off.

What skin tone would that be? I'm a fashion moron..

I recently used some L'Oreal product, something Natural Tones or something, trying to get a nice burgundy, but it came out like a dirty firetruck, so I followed up with some black to darken it up, and now after about two weeks it looks like a really really really dark brown with red when it gets backlit. Yay for unintended consequences.

[chelseagirl]

I have naturally light brown hair, and dye it black, with bleach blond streaks. For the black dye, I have tried just about everything and prefer Wella Colorcharm in semi-permanent. You can get it at Sally’s Beauty Supply and it comes in a blue box. You mix it with their “activator” rather than peroxide. It’s so easy on the hair, look great, does not bleed like other permanent dyes I have used, and it stays in just as well as a permanent dye that uses peroxide. With my blond streaks, I have to be careful because other black dyes bleed for the first week or so when you shampoo your hair, and it would tint the blond streaks either brownish or blueish, depending upon the base of the black dye. The Wella doesn’t do this. Also, the Wella doesn’t stain your skin hardly at all, which always drove me crazy when dying my hair black. It comes off your skin very easily.

[CreepyTendencies]

I've been using Clairol's Natural Instincts for years, and I'm happy with it. It's not as harsh as some dyes out there.

[lena]

Here is my 2 cents.
I use the nice and easy natural black #122. Heres a good tip for all you dye your own hair types, rub vaseline on your forehead, ears, and neck, right before you put the dye in your hair. It keeps you from staining your skin if you accidently get some dye on you.

[elmd0r]

I'm in need of a change in hairstyle.. My hair is a dark blonde color, and passed my shoulders. I just moved to a hot and humid climate, so I'm thinking short hair. I don't usually look good with shorter hair, so I need some help. Suggestions?

PS - some (few months old) pics of me can be found here:
http://pg.photos.**********/ph/elmd0r.../ph//my_photos

[Somber Illusions]

I am considering putting blonde highlights in my hair, which is currently black. Its slightly past my shoulders and isn't very thick. What do you think? Would it wash me out?

[Solumina]

blond highlights don't really wash anyone out unless you get the ones that are like white and even then they would only wash you out if the white was right around your face. Anyway I would recommend that you get a really light golden blond, ash blond doesn't look good in contrast to rich, dark colors, but golden blond can look great. Oh and another thing about blond hair it can actually make you're skin look less pasty and more porcelain, at least that is what happened to me and is the reason that my hair is going back to blond

[Somber Illusions]

Thanks. So your saying it will make me appear more pale, if so, thats what I want.

[Solumina]

not necessarily more pale but it makes pale skin more radiant looking, it doesn’t make you look anemic or like you have been living under a rock (if you are going for the walking dead look then this would be a bad thing but if you are going for the fair lady kind of look then this would be a good thing). Personally I like having ivory skin with a slight pink blush in my cheeks and the golden blond hair really accentuates this look, where as my current red hair brings out more of the flaws in my skin and makes my veins more noticeable. I hope I’m being somewhat helpful.