/fa/ - Fashion

[Anonymous No.7345572]

sup /fa/
just looking for some tips on a haircut. Im half asian but I look pre much european except my hair which is very asian. Its really strong, thick, straight and does its own thing, it looks aight when short with a spiked fringe but otherwise its kinda annoying as hell, kinda just sits up and straight - kinda like pic

[Anonymous No.7345614]

try short back and sides

[Anonymous No.7345684]

not op but same.
tired of pseudo bieber cut
also
>tfw 5head

[Anonymous No.7345713]

>>7345572
>>7345684
Kim Jong-un cut. You too can look like a glorious leader.

[Anonymous No.7345734]

>>7345713
lol :/

[Anonymous No.7345850]

>>7345684
>I look pre much european
nope. you're going to have STRONG asian features so best to look at asian hairstyles same way half blacks look at black hairstyles.

[Anonymous No.7345862]

>>7345572
>half asian
You are the master race.
Anyway hy if you are skinny.

[Anonymous No.7345876]

>>7345850
well most people cant even pick that im asian

[Anonymous No.7345888]

>>7345850
you can grow the top out longish and put some light curl/texture in it so it's less asian straight and spiky. don't color it though beyond some low lights to emphasize texture.

[Anonymous No.7345901]

>>7345876
dude.. no.. stop. eurasians look mexican at best so would you rather look like an asian or a spic? you're never going to pass for white so stop with the michael jackson fantasy.

[Anonymous No.7345906]

>>7345901
btw hispancs have asian ancestry so that's why eurasians look hispanic.

[Anonymous No.7345924]

>>7345888
you need texture and depth.

[Anonymous No.7345925]

>>7345901
>>7345906
nope.

better luck next time beaner

[Anonymous No.7345934]

>>7345572
grow it out and use product like fiber or wax to add texture

[Anonymous No.7345938]

>>7345925
do you really want to get into a whole asian plastic surgery/ mexican uzzland argument? eurasians look hispanic at best.

[Anonymous No.7345943]

>>7345938
seriously dude stop with the craycray.

[Anonymous No.7345955]

>>7345938
you think she looks hispanic? youre delusional mate.

[Anonymous No.7345970]

>>7345888
what do you use to curl it and add texture?

i was thinking shaving sides and back and leaving top longer

[Anonymous No.7345985]

>>7345943
Mexicans are all up on the ulzzang thang and native americans/hispanics have been genetically shown to have common asian ancestors. google it.

http://es.ulzzang.wikia.com/wiki/Alexia_Kyung

[Anonymous No.7345993]

>>7345955
you're craycray if you think that's white.

[Anonymous No.7346012]

>>7345970
use a curling iron and curl the top back, with your asian hair it would give you some loose wave and use a wide tooth comb to style. (I would use a no clamp iron and heat glove personally but any iron ill do as long as the barrel isn't too small) watch out for clamp marks and burning yourself. you can also give some wave using a flat iron. look on youtube for how to vids

[Anonymous No.7346018]

this guy is eurasian, and actually i gotta say thats similar to what my hair is

[Anonymous No.7346025]

>>7346012
is it unhealthy to do this though? is there any wax or mattes that can achieve a similar effect?

[Anonymous No.7346032]

Mexican or Eurasian? You decide.

[Anonymous No.7346038]

>>7345970
>shaving sides and back and leaving top longer
good start but just do it short with maybe a blend near the longer top. I wouldn't completely shave it.. It's most likely going to take a few haircuts and styling practice but that's normal so be patient if it doesn't turn out right the first time. you should so some subtle natural looking low lights to emphasize the texture especially on top and around your face where your hair would naturally be sun bleached and lighter.

[james No.7346052]

>>7345985
>mexican ulzzangs
wow lmao I had no idea this was a thing

[Anonymous No.7346049]

>>7346018
he looks hispanic and yea lots of hispanics have that hair that's straight and spiky like asians. You need texture to soften the asian features of your hair.

[sturmvogel No.7346053]

Is this another Asian hate thread? I will happily oblige.

[Anonymous No.7346057]

>>7346025
as long as the temp is not set too high, the heat stays off your head and you use heat protecting products it's fine. If you're suffering from hair loss then don't do it.

[Anonymous No.7346065]

>>7345985
wtf am i looking at? mexicans getting surgery and changing their name to become asian?

[Anonymous No.7346073]

>>7346025
you could do it the old fashioned way and use large rollers and heat from a blow dryer with product. there's no way you're going to get straight hair to curl with just applying product. You'll have to manipulate your hair with either rollers and time or use heat. Unless you actually want a jew fro and use perming solution.

[Anonymous No.7346079]

>>7346065
no mexican uzzlang (no surgery) and east asian getting plastic surgery to alter their asian features.

[Anonymous No.7346097]

>>7346038
my hair is black so how would low lights work?

[Anonymous No.7346111]

>>7346032
I made one of those threads over in /pol/ a while ago. Hispanics/asians/eurasians all have a strong asian genetic background. You'd think the weeabus would be happy to have mexican uzzlang girls right across the border but they had a shitstorm.

[Anonymous No.7346151]

>>7346038
got any good pics of what this what look like?

[Anonymous No.7346176]

>>7346097
asian hair/ asian mix hair has a LOT of red undertones so the low lights would need a lot of green toning. You'll have to find a colorist who's familiar with asian hair or you could end up with reddish streaks instead of subtle brown tones. This guy has subtle coloring that highlights his texture but blends with the natural black. Hair coloring is an art so don't expect it to turn out right the first time or even the second. Your hair has special challenges that are not impossible to get through.

[Anonymous No.7346186]

>>7346151
texture and low lights like this but with cleaner shorter sides.
>>7346176

[Anonymous No.7346215]

>>7346186
even if it comes out slightly red (like this guy)it should be ok with your complexion. I think painting on the dye/bleaching product would make more natural and less uniform.

[Anonymous No.7346226]

>>7346215
Hope this has helped/inspired you. These are only my opinions. Any more questions before I go?

[Anonymous No.7346261]

>>7346215
better look at how shades of brown can be used well with black asian hair. You really need a good colorist thought. Don't try a box dye or doing it yourself because it'll turn out ginger/red.

[Anonymous No.7346259]

>>7346226
cheers you have been really helpful

[Anonymous No.7346271]

>>7346261
sounds expensive :/ hahah

[Anonymous No.7346353]

>>7346271
you could look up tutes on youtubes. there are literally shittons of how to dye/color/bleach asian hair without ending up with brassy hair. I do my own hair (less than $18 to do my highlights and lowlights), it's brown so I also run in to the red problem but now that I've practiced a few times with toning and researching reviews on products I have no problem and people usually come to me before they go to my neighbor who's actually a stylist. I can't cut hair but I've gotten good at hair color theory just on my own. If you want to save money then put in the time to learn it yourself. You pay for fashion one way or another lol. Good luck man and being biracial means that you'll be looking at asian/white/hispanic fashion to find a good customized fit for yourself. It's going to be little more complicated but that's what half blacks have to go through as well. They have a MUCH harder time than eurasians.

[Anonymous No.7346367]

>>7345572
this haircut
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3rMbwjrYvY4

[Anonymous No.7346389]

>>7346353
$18 dollars goes a long way at sally's beauty for supplies because you basically need developer (peroxide) a toner (to counter the red) and maybe some bleaching powder. It doesn't take much to actually do the low lights so my supplies last for about 3 months. Also you need gloves and some type of applicator brush to put the dye/bleach/whatever in. The art part comes in when watching how light your hair is getting and the right toning color. It's not an exact science because you don't know how fast or how slow your hair color develops and what strength developer you need to use. Like I said there are tons of asian specific hair dying videos (they helped me even though I'm not asian that's how I know)

[Anonymous No.7346428]

>>7345713
lol