Beardbrand Alliance hello sir, I don’t think you did a video about it, but do you have tips for Different hair type? For exemple, I have big issue with mine which is a 1C if I m correct. I try to find tips in forums and TH-cam, but some how I feel like the exemples given are So wrong cause they don’t seem to have my kind of hair... aka the hair that is hard to tame, easily takes volume when it dries, almost impossible to curve ... aka a complicated hair 😅 barbers actually fear me when they see me come.
I wasn’t expecting God and Jesus to teach me how to style my hair but I’m NOT questioning it!!! Edit: WHAT IS WITH THESE LIKES?! THIS IS THE CHEESIEST JOKE I’VE EVER MADE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I support beard brand and I’d hate to be a party pooper, but that comment strikes me as a bit heretical. One thing that’s a bother is people ( usually in church fundamental type circles ) who try to say that having long hair and a long beard as a man is you trying to look like Jesus, as if it’s something your not allowed to do. I think that long hair is better so i don’t conform to peer pressure
Eric Bandholz you would look so dope in long hair. Last time you cut it when it was too short! Trust me you should have a longer top and to start off and shorter sides so the awkward stage isn’t so bad.
been growing my hair since covid started, just about long enough to put in a full man bun, but its a little tight for my taste, so im wearing it half up half down mostly until i get enough length. This video was super helpful thanks
Same here, grown out since CoviD outbreak started, already halfway down my back. I struggle to style as its so flat. But its shiny and hard for me to decide how i should trim it up.
@@BeardbrandAlliance same here last shaved head was April 2020 now down to middle back. I still don't go into barbershop. I put it in a pony tail but I got lots of short hairs on the sides and edge. Is that normal? How do I hide them? I use a bini while out because it won't stay in a pony tail
@@Christal-Methods you decide yet? I'm in same boat. Not sure what to do. I always shave my head with #4 guard but I like long hair now. But its a pain at work
Been growing my hair out since may of 2017 and you guys gave me a different perspective on being confident enough to give myself different hair styles without worrying about how messy it looks or care for what people think when I wear my work hat…..thanks guys 👍🏻
You shouldn't give a damn what people think . Hell on 58 years old my hair is longer than most women and I have both my ears pierced 10 holes in both my nose both sides and my lip my neck and between my knuckles. My wife loves it Nobody ever says a thing about how I look either they think I'm a mean old biker or maybe they think I'm an ex-con . So don't worry about what people think or say is your life you live it .
I'm a 5'1 dude (not a typo unfortunately lol) with hair down to my tailbone and I really enjoyed this casual and all-too-relatable conversation - it's so nice to see I'll be able to rock my locks even when I'm grey! Thanks for taking the time to share these tips guys!
As a woman, I find it cute to hear guys talking about their hair care. You both have beautiful hair and beards, handsome faces too. But it’s also important for guys to know how to look well groomed with longer hair, not to look unkempt and scraggly. I like the combo of facial hair, or scruff, and a man bun.
As a guy who struggled with acne in my 20s i decided to dive deep into dermatology. From my experience being a guy who walks into a pharmacy, mostly women who work there where i live, they approach me with this idea that because i'm a guy they automatically think i need to be hand held, the look on their faces when i reveal my knowledge as i chew through ingredients and products, i don't exactly have the persona or bearing of someone who would be in the know, i may wander in their in my work clothes, i'm a mechanic, it's comic when you see how conflicted the staff becomes when you start talking.
Number one: 2:22 Straight and down Number two: 6:56 Bun Number three: 13:08 Ponytail Number four: 14:22 Bun w/ hair down Number four 1/2: 14:56 Ponytail w/ hair down Number five: 16:43 Accessories Thank me by giving a like
When you mentioned fiddling with your hair...I legit dont stop touching my hair when I first wash it.i love brushing it with my fingers and constantly touch it.Thats why I take care of it!I love it!It is so calming.
After over 2 years of shaving my head I have decided to grow my hair out. I'm only 2 weeks in, and I noticed I've gone from dark brown/black to salt and pepper. At first I was a bit shocked and thought I'd shave it all off again, but left it. Now, I'm sort of liking it. I really like the half up/half down pony tail look and may give it a shot.
At a year and a half in, I'm at shoulder length. Dutch thick straight blond hair. I've found that after I wash/condition my hair, I'll tie it up in a kind of pony tail on the very top of my head while it's still damp. Then ill go to bed and wake 8 hrs later and let it down first thing. SO much volume! I like to have a laugh at myself occasionally and will part my hair down the middle with this fresh clean volume and tie up pigtails for the day. Lol. I live in western PA amish country. The looks I get from them. Talk about statement. Lol. Home Depot runs are fun also. No shortage of looks. Lol. Rare fun. 95% of the time I keep it in a very low neckline bun with a ball cap on backwards during the summer for work, and a beanie in the winter. I'm a steel foundry worker btw.👍
started growing my hair around the end of 2019, my 18th birthday rolled around and nobody could tell me to cut it i've always wanted it long and on top of that my facial hair started kicking up growth. honestly i came to this video in the pursuit of wanting to french braid it, and realised that men and women style their hair differently. i grew up with 3 sisters and my dad was basically absent. i thought i was just cursed with a flat head of hair, honestly it completely shot down my confidence the entirety of school. christmas is rolling around and i want to dress up my head now that i got the hair for it. thank you for the confidence boost
I agree. Because messing with it all the time i.e putting it up, braiding it can sometimes take a while and sometimes my arms can get tired and fatigued.
@@Marvin-ey4sq I'm not sure but i think he says it because from behind if you have thin skinny arms people might think you are a woman instead of a man. But I'm just assuming haha
Accidentally landed on this vid, looking for new hairstyles for ME (a woman), and just had to watch this guy with the gray hair. SUPER foxy, and has always been my kind of guy! 😚 But of course, he already knows he looks good. 😉✌
So I've been growing my beard and hair throughout the pandemic but I never really changed my routine for hair care. This channel is helping me look much less of a mess.
I've had a buzz cut and full beard for for 30 years. I've just decided to grow my hair at 47. I still have a great deal of dark hair, my beard is more grey. not looking forward to the awkward stages but I'm committed! Thanks for the tips...
I've had long hair since I was about 8 years old and now I've recently turned 19 a couple of weeks ago. I've usually always had it down for all those years, but now I'm legally an adult I try styles more now I've decided on a consistent length. My favorite one was the half up / half down ponytail because one I think it looks great and also I'm a huge fan of anything fantasy, specifically the Witcher which I've been a fan of for a good 5 years not just the new Netflix show; also the games and books. I'm also growing a beard now during this quarantine as I'm passionate about vikings the TV show, culture and history. Lastly I'm a metal-head
Good luck with beard. If it's patchy don't shave it when after long time it's still have holes, but you will start to notice shorter hair filling them. I have tried to grow beard since i was 12, but as you may know at this age it's damn hard. So i sported goaty for years and it got to full beard around 21. I hope it will add to your motivation. From metalhead to metalhead.
I wash my hair once a week usually on Sunday. Been having long hair since 1996, never put any product in it, that's the key to a healthy head of hair that and a good diet and lifestyle
@@skinny2172 I used to have really itchy scalp to, i cut all dairy products of my diet and it all went away ( I’m vegan if that helps) OMAD must be hard. Sometimes it also has to do with liver problems
@@skinny2172 Try using Nizoral for a week or two and then switch to something less aggressive like VICHY Dercos or Restivoil. I had the same problem, and since I've used those products (3-4 years ago) it never came back again and I didn't change anything in my diet. Now I'm growing my hair and I wash them twice a week to keep them healthy and still no dandruff. I'm super happy, give it a shot and I hope you'll solve the problem.
Dude! I am a 40+ year old man. I have always let my hair long on and off in my life. I was afraid to let it grown long now that I am more "mature" and in the "professional" world but Covid hair made it more feasible and possible... Thus, I am letting it grow out again and I F-ing love it! I got to take advantage of these good hair genes... :) This silver fox dude has a mane like no other!
Yes - Yes! The only good thing to come out of Covid. I work in a very conservative field. I've pushed the boundaries for years keeping just it a bit longer than any other men in my field. My former male boss would give me some grief as I got close to getting a cut. But then work-at-home started in March. I almost went and got it cut right before the stores and malls locked down. Luckily I didn't. Now I have almost 8 months since I cut it. I had a trim last week to get rid of the raggedies at the very bottom. But now I don't know what I'm going to do if I ever go back to the office.
So I've been growing my hair for 6 years now give or take. I have thick large curly hair and it's hard to get it to look right with all the hairs going all over the place. So it's refreshing to see other guys with long hair deal with it.
February 9th 2020 I went to a barber asked for a high and tight got a Ricky Martin not to bad then the pandemic came along now I'm 13 months into it. I'm going for full shoulder length. I haven't used anything but zote to wash and Pantene conditioner.
Thank you for sharing many waves of hair style. I have long wavy hair and had no guidance on hair style until now because no father figure had taught me about styling of long hair besides tv shows about samurai. Experiencing your conversation on hair brought me confidence about my relatively new stage of identity. I look forward to helping people who seek advice and comfort!
Thank you! I've been growing my hair for 8 months now. I used to cut it everytime each 4th month of growth because it got to that fase where it's not short enough to be manageable nor long enought where I could do other things with it. Now I let it grow a bit longer and I'm really satisfied with it. I will keep growing it. I've never used any special hair products tho. Never felt like I needed but now I might think about getting something. Great video :)
One year of hair growth journey completed.. Definetly going for another year.. This will help in the long run.. Although I saw the same video before 😂still loved watching both of you ❣️
I'm 64, I've had long hair most of my life. I started shaving my head in my thirties, and wore it styled during my forties. But now, I've grown it long again. Been growing it for about 4 years now, so it's pretty long. I always wear it in a ponytail, it's too long for a bun, I feel. I also have a goatee. It was very long, but I've cut it shorter now. I can't bring myself to cutting my hair, even though I think it would be so much simpler to look after. Funny, you mentioned girls using that excuse of having to wash their hair. While I was single in my early 40s I had a girl calling me for a date, and I told her I had to wash my hair. LOL. Her girlfriends thought I was so badass for saying it. It was all I could think of at the time.
Love it!!!! My sons hair is shoulder length now and he doesn’t want a trim but seeing you guys rock it so well is giving me ideas on how to style it for him!!! Handsome fellas!!!
So glad I found this one, as I'm in the process of growing my hair out. About 3 weeks ago, I went to the Barber and had my hair "layered" because my wife said that's what I should do, the sides and back were driving her crazy compared to the top:) Currently, I'd say I have a solid 4 to 5 inches head of hair. Good to know I should'nt go monthly for layers or anything, guess I'll take another look at it 4 to 6 months down the road.
My son has a shoulder length hair now because of covid (not able to go to the barber). And it's very thick, This is really helpful, he'll be 10 this coming february.
This was on my reccommended because I've been researching hair care to grow my hair long without breakage and as a woman, I find this adorable lol I don't know what I was expecting, but being shown everyday normal, logical hairstyles like this was kinda funny haha shows just how different men and women's cultures are these days
I'm like eight months in to growing my hair out (longest ever in my life) and I'm going for the Kurt Russel in Tombstone look.... now I kinda want to keep growing it out.
Ive been shaving my head since 2004, then havent cut my hair since the pandemic, and to my surprise my hair is still straight thick and few to almost no white, now im watching videos on how to style my long hair. Lol
Lately I've actually been putting my hair in double buns or having my younger sister help me put it into some Willie Nelson braids. With my beard, it's not extremely feminine as you might think it is.
The part on Messi man bun definitely helped me, I had a bun at one point and was always super prep about it, had a bunch of different bobby pins to hold down every single hair, it's good to hear you say a little bit of messy look is okay, really taking what you guys are saying to heart
ive been growing out my hair for 2 years now and it’s the longest it’s ever been in my life. this video was rlly helpful when i listened to it fully and had to hear what they said
These tips are useful when you have long straight hair. I have long wavy/curly hair over-shoulder length; wearing that loose is not a good look (with or without a beard). I always wear it in a knot/bun. Put some La-Em-Strait in it to tame the curls and fizziness.
Guys, as someone who has very long hair, And washes it 1-2 times a week...I recommend spraying a dry shampoo on the roots. AMIKA Perk up is awesome, and leaves no powder. It seriously gives a first day of wash look. :) You have really great hair!
Best, natural, product for your hair are the oils your head makes. Brush everyday to spread out the oils helps keep it sleek and shiny, it also really helps with hair growth as well. Don't shampoo too often, you can wash you hair with just water and it'll still come out smelling good, just make sure you scrub your scalp and run your fingers down your hair in the shower to get the best results.
65yo. Covid rules stopped me from going to my barber. After 3 months of growth, I wanted to let it continue - as in the '70s. Growing out happened in cold months where I could hide it. 2 years on, I have had good growth. Laughter is when with 2 sons of my 4 kids who shave bald due to receding hair. One son hasn't. My Grandchildren laugh, which I like. Life is a laugh.
Wet your hair, take a quarter size glob of shampoo, rub it on your scalp with your fingertips. You don't really have to wash-wash the lengths of your hair, you just want to strip the excess oil on your scalp and roots. The lengths and tips of the hair will get washed enough when you rinse the shampoo out. Rinse your hair out with warm water, then squeeze excess water out with your hands. Then take your towel and wrap it around your hair and gently squeeze/crunch your hair. Don't rub the towel on your head, this will cause hair breakage. Some people use conditioner that you wash away but most of them don't do a lot in my opinion. Conditioning really depends on your hair type, whether it's curly or straight, thick or thin, etc. Conditioning the ends of hair will make them detangle easier and defrizz them, but if you put too much, it might just make your hair limp. Some people just prefer to take a very small amount of hair oil, rub it on their fingers and just go through the lengths and tips of the hair with that. You can research videos for your specific hair type and texture and experiment a bit with different stuff. Good luck!
Sometimes I make a ponytail and, since I have it really long I like to add hair ties in separated spaces to have this Dothraki/Khal Drogo (GoT) look. In this way I don’t have the rest of the hair moving around everywhere. Another one that it’s inspired in Ragnar, Bjørn and Ubbe (Vikings) are all these braids tied together. So I don’t want to start the braid from the scalp, and what I do is, do a ponytail, then separate the hair into sections and start braiding those sections. Usually I do three. And then, similar to the previous style, I get the braids together, add the hair ties and that’s it. I consider this a more presentable version of the “Dothraki” look.
my mans was curious about changing how he parts his hair. I wanted to get check some styles options and gain some perspective. this was so insightful. long hair is charming so everything looks great. I’m not being so helpful though.. aha🤗😅
Thanks for the video guys! Currently trying to grow out my hair and I’m loving it. My only worry is that like you guys, most guys with long hair are quite tall. Me being on the short side ( 5’7 here) and muscular build I’m still not sure which length or style is the way to go. Thanks for any tips and keep up the great work!
I’d just like to say that I’m a 63 yr old retired military man and have had short hair for the better part of my life. Just about 3 1/2 yrs ago I decided to let it grow. Just because. Because I wanted something different and hey I’m not bald so I can let my hair grow. It’s salt and pepper but my wife likes it and she the one I have to please. I have to rely on her to make a braid for me because I just can’t. Any tips on ow to make it easier. So glad I found this because there is just nothing for men like there is for women.
Hey, I'm your age and still working with the law enforcement field. My hair was always short since I graduated from college and I started letting it go at the beginning of the pandemic. I get a lot of compliments on it because there's not a lot of dudes our age with full heads of hair that can grow it long. Unfortunately at work I'm forced to put it in a man bun and hide it under a PD baseball cap as they are not comfortable at all with its length to put it mildy. I hope you've continued to grow yours and I refuse to give up mine. I'm divorced so I live alone but I do have a neighbor who's willing to braid it for me the only problem is is that I cannot be going to her every couple of days asking her to do it!
Started growing my hair in July 2020 (from really short hair and almost bald sides) and now we have November 2021. Can make a small manbun but I have to put quite a lot of hair paste to keep it tight and not fall apart because of relatively short sides that can barely be under a hairband. I'll try to make a half-bun/ponytail, half-down and see if it's any better
What an amazing beard and hair genetics! Congrats! Unfortunatly my hair decided to start traveling from the front top of my head to my upper back... X'D
Very well made video! I have another variation. During the summer, I use to combine my long hair with an undercut. At very hot days I put the long part into a rough bun. Combined with a sharply trimmed beard around the mouth, tapering to a point at the chin. Gives a lot of structure and caracter to the face.....
my go-to style is the one of the guy on the right. it works perfectly to also kinda hide my big forehead. I wore a ponytail daily, all day for like 2 years and I feel like that definitely aided in the recessed hairline with how tight it always was. definitely a regret for me
Great stuff. Always had my hair very short, but now growing it out (+10 months) and curly as fuck. The Ladies love it! Thanks for the advice, lots of options to look forward to.
The most valuable thing I learned about long wavy hair is to not brush it. Use a wide toothed comb or you end up looking as though you’ve been dragged through a hedge. Shea moisture is an also excellent brand for long hair
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Beardbrand Alliance hello sir, I don’t think you did a video about it, but do you have tips for Different hair type? For exemple, I have big issue with mine which is a 1C if I m correct. I try to find tips in forums and TH-cam, but some how I feel like the exemples given are So wrong cause they don’t seem to have my kind of hair... aka the hair that is hard to tame, easily takes volume when it dries, almost impossible to curve ... aka a complicated hair 😅 barbers actually fear me when they see me come.
Its jesus
Nice
🤣😂☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️
How do you have a better hairline than me I’m in highschool and I’m starting to see my corner fade away little by little how do you do it
good to see Thor and Odin sharing some father-son moments
Thor and Loki*
Nah god and Jesus
@@skywatcher9176 respect the gods
@@adderallsenpai true
nah that's mf zeus
Bro on the left looks like Poseidon 🔱
The right is Ares
Jajajajaja es verdad
@@hailoden6006 why hasn't anyone liked this comment?
almost 1 to 1 to assassins creed poseidon lmao
Meliodas exactly my thoughts 😂😂
I wasn’t expecting God and Jesus to teach me how to style my hair but I’m NOT questioning it!!!
Edit: WHAT IS WITH THESE LIKES?! THIS IS THE CHEESIEST JOKE I’VE EVER MADE 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Best comment 😂
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Hahahahahhahh that's a very funny funny funny 😂😂😂comment
Lmao
I support beard brand and I’d hate to be a party pooper, but that comment strikes me as a bit heretical. One thing that’s a bother is people ( usually in church fundamental type circles ) who try to say that having long hair and a long beard as a man is you trying to look like Jesus, as if it’s something your not allowed to do. I think that long hair is better so i don’t conform to peer pressure
Don't know why I watch these, just makes me sad that I'm bald
Jack ditto. Envy I guess - appreciating another mans mane in absence of our own 🙌🏻
Bald is a whole ass look
Any videos for balds?
Jack you can still probably grow a beard
Growing mine out for my bald brethren
Man, no shame in saying I’m legit jealous of Greg. Talk about winning the genetics lottery.
I'm jealous of both of them
Guy straight up looks like a Norse or Greek god
@@genbeuden2114 It's because most guys want to rock the silver wolf style as we get older
@Parker Logan how does he look Ridiculous?
@Parker Logan how bout you clutch your pearls a little harder buddy lmao
Man, watching this is giving me the itch to grow my hair back out.
Eric Bandholz do it! It would look so amazing like Thor!
Eric Bandholz you would look so dope in long hair. Last time you cut it when it was too short! Trust me you should have a longer top and to start off and shorter sides so the awkward stage isn’t so bad.
You should! Also can you make a vid on new hairloss topics? It’s been about a year since your journey update vid
RoundEarthShill I recorded one on my hairloss experiences before I left for paternity leave. Hopefully it’ll be up soon.
Alan Scott check this video: th-cam.com/video/ynVxME8tyRc/w-d-xo.html
been growing my hair since covid started, just about long enough to put in a full man bun, but its a little tight for my taste, so im wearing it half up half down mostly until i get enough length. This video was super helpful thanks
Thanks for sharing!
Same here, I call it my covid hair 😆
Same here, grown out since CoviD outbreak started, already halfway down my back. I struggle to style as its so flat. But its shiny and hard for me to decide how i should trim it up.
@@BeardbrandAlliance same here last shaved head was April 2020 now down to middle back. I still don't go into barbershop. I put it in a pony tail but I got lots of short hairs on the sides and edge. Is that normal? How do I hide them? I use a bini while out because it won't stay in a pony tail
@@Christal-Methods you decide yet? I'm in same boat. Not sure what to do. I always shave my head with #4 guard but I like long hair now. But its a pain at work
Been growing my hair out since may of 2017 and you guys gave me a different perspective on being confident enough to give myself different hair styles without worrying about how messy it looks or care for what people think when I wear my work hat…..thanks guys 👍🏻
You shouldn't give a damn what people think . Hell on 58 years old my hair is longer than most women and I have both my ears pierced 10 holes in both my nose both sides and my lip my neck and between my knuckles. My wife loves it Nobody ever says a thing about how I look either they think I'm a mean old biker or maybe they think I'm an ex-con . So don't worry about what people think or say is your life you live it .
I'm a 5'1 dude (not a typo unfortunately lol) with hair down to my tailbone and I really enjoyed this casual and all-too-relatable conversation - it's so nice to see I'll be able to rock my locks even when I'm grey! Thanks for taking the time to share these tips guys!
You have beautiful hair dude ✨
The Dwarven Brotherhood welcomes you. I too, am the same height with hair just about as long lol.
5'1 here too! Right on man. Makes me happy to see other hobbits :)
bro... TAILBONE??
mad respect man, big up to you!
5'2 here, so glad i'm not alone!
As a woman, I find it cute to hear guys talking about their hair care. You both have beautiful hair and beards, handsome faces too. But it’s also important for guys to know how to look well groomed with longer hair, not to look unkempt and scraggly. I like the combo of facial hair, or scruff, and a man bun.
As a guy who struggled with acne in my 20s i decided to dive deep into dermatology. From my experience being a guy who walks into a pharmacy, mostly women who work there where i live, they approach me with this idea that because i'm a guy they automatically think i need to be hand held, the look on their faces when i reveal my knowledge as i chew through ingredients and products, i don't exactly have the persona or bearing of someone who would be in the know, i may wander in their in my work clothes, i'm a mechanic, it's comic when you see how conflicted the staff becomes when you start talking.
I clicked this, saw the guy with the long gray hair and beard and gasped. He looks fucking incredible. The aestethic he's pulling off is fire
Thats it. Im growing my hair. Whether i ended up looking like them or like an ogre, thats a different discussion after that
And? Still letting it grow? :D
How long is it now?
4 months lol I bet he cut it
answer us! xD
How's it going?
First-time long hair, about 13 months in, and I literally was searching this yesterday! Thanks!
Hope that it was helpful
time to update yo pfp on youtube bro
@@TheMillionDollarDropout lmao
Number one: 2:22 Straight and down
Number two: 6:56 Bun
Number three: 13:08 Ponytail
Number four: 14:22 Bun w/ hair down
Number four 1/2: 14:56 Ponytail w/ hair down
Number five: 16:43 Accessories
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you forgot 15:20 Geralt of Rivia 🤣
Thank you!
When you mentioned fiddling with your hair...I legit dont stop touching my hair when I first wash it.i love brushing it with my fingers and constantly touch it.Thats why I take care of it!I love it!It is so calming.
After over 2 years of shaving my head I have decided to grow my hair out. I'm only 2 weeks in, and I noticed I've gone from dark brown/black to salt and pepper. At first I was a bit shocked and thought I'd shave it all off again, but left it. Now, I'm sort of liking it. I really like the half up/half down pony tail look and may give it a shot.
At a year and a half in, I'm at shoulder length. Dutch thick straight blond hair. I've found that after I wash/condition my hair, I'll tie it up in a kind of pony tail on the very top of my head while it's still damp. Then ill go to bed and wake 8 hrs later and let it down first thing. SO much volume! I like to have a laugh at myself occasionally and will part my hair down the middle with this fresh clean volume and tie up pigtails for the day. Lol. I live in western PA amish country. The looks I get from them. Talk about statement. Lol. Home Depot runs are fun also. No shortage of looks. Lol. Rare fun. 95% of the time I keep it in a very low neckline bun with a ball cap on backwards during the summer for work, and a beanie in the winter. I'm a steel foundry worker btw.👍
I just like listening these two talk about hair... Their voices are so soothing!
started growing my hair around the end of 2019, my 18th birthday rolled around and nobody could tell me to cut it i've always wanted it long and on top of that my facial hair started kicking up growth. honestly i came to this video in the pursuit of wanting to french braid it, and realised that men and women style their hair differently. i grew up with 3 sisters and my dad was basically absent. i thought i was just cursed with a flat head of hair, honestly it completely shot down my confidence the entirety of school. christmas is rolling around and i want to dress up my head now that i got the hair for it. thank you for the confidence boost
In order to look good with long hair, one must have strong arms
Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder
I agree. Because messing with it all the time i.e putting it up, braiding it can sometimes take a while and sometimes my arms can get tired and fatigued.
@@Marvin-ey4sq I'm not sure but i think he says it because from behind if you have thin skinny arms people might think you are a woman instead of a man. But I'm just assuming haha
@@brunoescoto9630 Can't relate. Never been ma'am'd before.
So i should go to the gym now?
Thanks you for this education. I don’t think people realize how sexy long hair is on a groomed man. You guys are extremely aesthetically pleasing.
IKR !?
Accidentally landed on this vid, looking for new hairstyles for ME (a woman), and just had to watch this guy with the gray hair. SUPER foxy, and has always been my kind of guy! 😚 But of course, he already knows he looks good. 😉✌
Greg has wise grandfather energy and def is the look men need these days
So I've been growing my beard and hair throughout the pandemic but I never really changed my routine for hair care. This channel is helping me look much less of a mess.
I've had a buzz cut and full beard for for 30 years. I've just decided to grow my hair at 47. I still have a great deal of dark hair, my beard is more grey. not looking forward to the awkward stages but I'm committed! Thanks for the tips...
You got it man
I've had long hair since I was about 8 years old and now I've recently turned 19 a couple of weeks ago. I've usually always had it down for all those years, but now I'm legally an adult I try styles more now I've decided on a consistent length. My favorite one was the half up / half down ponytail because one I think it looks great and also I'm a huge fan of anything fantasy, specifically the Witcher which I've been a fan of for a good 5 years not just the new Netflix show; also the games and books.
I'm also growing a beard now during this quarantine as I'm passionate about vikings the TV show, culture and history. Lastly I'm a metal-head
Good luck with beard. If it's patchy don't shave it when after long time it's still have holes, but you will start to notice shorter hair filling them. I have tried to grow beard since i was 12, but as you may know at this age it's damn hard. So i sported goaty for years and it got to full beard around 21. I hope it will add to your motivation. From metalhead to metalhead.
I wash my hair once a week usually on Sunday. Been having long hair since 1996, never put any product in it, that's the key to a healthy head of hair that and a good diet and lifestyle
True say bro, I wash my hair twice a week, use no products and it is powerful
Wow, can i ask how?
i have dandruff problems. If i can i would to but it's very itchy if im not using dandruff shampoo. And im on omad diet.
@@skinny2172 I used to have really itchy scalp to, i cut all dairy products of my diet and it all went away ( I’m vegan if that helps) OMAD must be hard. Sometimes it also has to do with liver problems
@@skinny2172 Try using Nizoral for a week or two and then switch to something less aggressive like VICHY Dercos or Restivoil. I had the same problem, and since I've used those products (3-4 years ago) it never came back again and I didn't change anything in my diet. Now I'm growing my hair and I wash them twice a week to keep them healthy and still no dandruff. I'm super happy, give it a shot and I hope you'll solve the problem.
I run some liquid paraffin through my hair once a week or so. Good for the hair and the scalp. My grandma taught me that trick abotu 35-40 years ago.
7 months in this is the exact video I watched that made start growing my hair out
Dude! I am a 40+ year old man. I have always let my hair long on and off in my life. I was afraid to let it grown long now that I am more "mature" and in the "professional" world but Covid hair made it more feasible and possible... Thus, I am letting it grow out again and I F-ing love it! I got to take advantage of these good hair genes... :) This silver fox dude has a mane like no other!
Yes - Yes! The only good thing to come out of Covid. I work in a very conservative field. I've pushed the boundaries for years keeping just it a bit longer than any other men in my field. My former male boss would give me some grief as I got close to getting a cut. But then work-at-home started in March. I almost went and got it cut right before the stores and malls locked down. Luckily I didn't. Now I have almost 8 months since I cut it. I had a trim last week to get rid of the raggedies at the very bottom. But now I don't know what I'm going to do if I ever go back to the office.
@@davidnettleton3375 yeah, well, the dude abides... 👍
So I've been growing my hair for 6 years now give or take. I have thick large curly hair and it's hard to get it to look right with all the hairs going all over the place. So it's refreshing to see other guys with long hair deal with it.
February 9th 2020 I went to a barber asked for a high and tight got a Ricky Martin not to bad then the pandemic came along now I'm 13 months into it. I'm going for full shoulder length. I haven't used anything but zote to wash and Pantene conditioner.
I've had short hair for most of my life. I started turning grey in my early 20's. But my last hair cut was in March. I'm enjoying the look so far.
Gregg has such thick hair, the other guy has fine hair. Both lovely.
Loved this video. Just a slow-paced chit chat without stressing on using tools and products but actually with a lot of great insight. Thanks!
I am here cuz of this God forsaken lockdown and if this goes long enough every guy will come to this video eventually.
I was thinking of cutting my hair after about 2 years growing. Nowhere near you guys but definitely encouraging me to keep going! Thanks!
Thank you for sharing many waves of hair style. I have long wavy hair and had no guidance on hair style until now because no father figure had taught me about styling of long hair besides tv shows about samurai. Experiencing your conversation on hair brought me confidence about my relatively new stage of identity. I look forward to helping people who seek advice and comfort!
Thank you! I've been growing my hair for 8 months now. I used to cut it everytime each 4th month of growth because it got to that fase where it's not short enough to be manageable nor long enought where I could do other things with it. Now I let it grow a bit longer and I'm really satisfied with it. I will keep growing it.
I've never used any special hair products tho. Never felt like I needed but now I might think about getting something. Great video :)
One year of hair growth journey completed.. Definetly going for another year.. This will help in the long run.. Although I saw the same video before 😂still loved watching both of you ❣️
Vishnu T.H awesome, dude!
@🆓🇵🇸The Great Seljuks🆓🇵🇸 i ended up cutting my hair at about 19 months.I'm growing it again
15:30 Gerald from The Witcher ? 😂
The "type 4" Lord of the Rings/Game of Thrones doesn't suit me.
I was about to mention that. White Wolf!
Geralt dude, not Gerald haha
Gerald lmao.. get ya facts straight
I'm 64, I've had long hair most of my life. I started shaving my head in my thirties, and wore it styled during my forties. But now, I've grown it long again. Been growing it for about 4 years now, so it's pretty long. I always wear it in a ponytail, it's too long for a bun, I feel. I also have a goatee. It was very long, but I've cut it shorter now. I can't bring myself to cutting my hair, even though I think it would be so much simpler to look after.
Funny, you mentioned girls using that excuse of having to wash their hair. While I was single in my early 40s I had a girl calling me for a date, and I told her I had to wash my hair. LOL. Her girlfriends thought I was so badass for saying it. It was all I could think of at the time.
When he to combed to the middle he looked like a rockstar
The half up half down was exactly what I needed.
Hi just a woman obsessed with men with long hair passing by have a nice day
Thanks for stopping by!
-Ben
Love it!!!! My sons hair is shoulder length now and he doesn’t want a trim but seeing you guys rock it so well is giving me ideas on how to style it for him!!! Handsome fellas!!!
I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus 🎶& so did my dad 😫💖
What?????
So glad I found this one, as I'm in the process of growing my hair out. About 3 weeks ago, I went to the Barber and had my hair "layered" because my wife said that's what I should do, the sides and back were driving her crazy compared to the top:) Currently, I'd say I have a solid 4 to 5 inches head of hair. Good to know I should'nt go monthly for layers or anything, guess I'll take another look at it 4 to 6 months down the road.
Bro that man is a viking 🔥💪
My son has a shoulder length hair now because of covid (not able to go to the barber). And it's very thick, This is really helpful, he'll be 10 this coming february.
Growing hair is less about styling, more about taking care of it
This was on my reccommended because I've been researching hair care to grow my hair long without breakage and as a woman, I find this adorable lol I don't know what I was expecting, but being shown everyday normal, logical hairstyles like this was kinda funny haha shows just how different men and women's cultures are these days
I'm like eight months in to growing my hair out (longest ever in my life) and I'm going for the Kurt Russel in Tombstone look.... now I kinda want to keep growing it out.
Ive been shaving my head since 2004, then havent cut my hair since the pandemic, and to my surprise my hair is still straight thick and few to almost no white, now im watching videos on how to style my long hair. Lol
Lately I've actually been putting my hair in double buns or having my younger sister help me put it into some Willie Nelson braids. With my beard, it's not extremely feminine as you might think it is.
The part on Messi man bun definitely helped me, I had a bun at one point and was always super prep about it, had a bunch of different bobby pins to hold down every single hair, it's good to hear you say a little bit of messy look is okay, really taking what you guys are saying to heart
My 10 months hair growth looks like John Travolta Pulp Fiction style 😂 and I love it.
B E R N A L I say the same thing
Lmao nice
ive been growing out my hair for 2 years now and it’s the longest it’s ever been in my life. this video was rlly helpful when i listened to it fully and had to hear what they said
Been growing my hair since the pandemic hit, so this is very cool to come across and educational for me. Thank-you Gentlemen!
@@arkham5940 sounds like your all ass.
These tips are useful when you have long straight hair. I have long wavy/curly hair over-shoulder length; wearing that loose is not a good look (with or without a beard).
I always wear it in a knot/bun. Put some La-Em-Strait in it to tame the curls and fizziness.
Why am I watching this? I got a buzz cut last week🤣😂
Guys, as someone who has very long hair, And washes it 1-2 times a week...I recommend spraying a dry shampoo on the roots. AMIKA Perk up is awesome, and leaves no powder. It seriously gives a first day of wash look. :) You have really great hair!
You guys came out with these videos just in time! Growing my hair out this year and the advice is coming in handy
Best, natural, product for your hair are the oils your head makes. Brush everyday to spread out the oils helps keep it sleek and shiny, it also really helps with hair growth as well. Don't shampoo too often, you can wash you hair with just water and it'll still come out smelling good, just make sure you scrub your scalp and run your fingers down your hair in the shower to get the best results.
You two motivated me to take more care of my long hair, thanks! You're awesome btw
@Quinn Brophy give it a try!
Shampoo and conditioner are really all we need, but occasional rosemary hair oil is good for dry hair.
Great stuff! Much appreciated. Now that my hair is past my shoulders, I need advice on what to do with it. Thx bros!
My dad grew his hair to his butt and braided it down his back. I always supported my Dad growing his hair. While everyone wanted him to cut it.
starting today ima grow it out now, thanks Poseidon!
65yo. Covid rules stopped me from going to my barber. After 3 months of growth, I wanted to let it continue - as in the '70s. Growing out happened in cold months where I could hide it. 2 years on, I have had good growth. Laughter is when with 2 sons of my 4 kids who shave bald due to receding hair. One son hasn't. My Grandchildren laugh, which I like. Life is a laugh.
Can you open a topic about how to proper wash and condition your long hair ,avoiding the mistakes that lead to frizzy hair with a towel for ex.
Wet your hair, take a quarter size glob of shampoo, rub it on your scalp with your fingertips. You don't really have to wash-wash the lengths of your hair, you just want to strip the excess oil on your scalp and roots. The lengths and tips of the hair will get washed enough when you rinse the shampoo out.
Rinse your hair out with warm water, then squeeze excess water out with your hands. Then take your towel and wrap it around your hair and gently squeeze/crunch your hair. Don't rub the towel on your head, this will cause hair breakage.
Some people use conditioner that you wash away but most of them don't do a lot in my opinion. Conditioning really depends on your hair type, whether it's curly or straight, thick or thin, etc. Conditioning the ends of hair will make them detangle easier and defrizz them, but if you put too much, it might just make your hair limp. Some people just prefer to take a very small amount of hair oil, rub it on their fingers and just go through the lengths and tips of the hair with that.
You can research videos for your specific hair type and texture and experiment a bit with different stuff. Good luck!
Sometimes I make a ponytail and, since I have it really long I like to add hair ties in separated spaces to have this Dothraki/Khal Drogo (GoT) look. In this way I don’t have the rest of the hair moving around everywhere.
Another one that it’s inspired in Ragnar, Bjørn and Ubbe (Vikings) are all these braids tied together. So I don’t want to start the braid from the scalp, and what I do is, do a ponytail, then separate the hair into sections and start braiding those sections. Usually I do three. And then, similar to the previous style, I get the braids together, add the hair ties and that’s it. I consider this a more presentable version of the “Dothraki” look.
my mans was curious about changing how he parts his hair. I wanted to get check some styles options and gain some perspective. this was so insightful. long hair is charming so everything looks great. I’m not being so helpful though.. aha🤗😅
Every eight weeks is still a good guideline for getting and keeping hair maintained.
Thanks for the video guys! Currently trying to grow out my hair and I’m loving it. My only worry is that like you guys, most guys with long hair are quite tall. Me being on the short side ( 5’7 here) and muscular build I’m still not sure which length or style is the way to go. Thanks for any tips and keep up the great work!
you still look super great 🙂
I'm 5,6 an mines past my shoulders 3-4 inches an iwear up, half up half down, down and side parted.
I hope your hair turned out great. I’m even shorter than you but rocking long hair since 2021 and its honestly the best I’ve ever looked.
This makes me proud to have become part of the long-hair community. Look at these gentlemen’s manes!
I’d just like to say that I’m a 63 yr old retired military man and have had short hair for the better part of my life. Just about 3 1/2 yrs ago I decided to let it grow. Just because. Because I wanted something different and hey I’m not bald so I can let my hair grow. It’s salt and pepper but my wife likes it and she the one I have to please. I have to rely on her to make a braid for me because I just can’t. Any tips on ow to make it easier.
So glad I found this because there is just nothing for men like there is for women.
Hey, I'm your age and still working with the law enforcement field. My hair was always short since I graduated from college and I started letting it go at the beginning of the pandemic. I get a lot of compliments on it because there's not a lot of dudes our age with full heads of hair that can grow it long. Unfortunately at work I'm forced to put it in a man bun and hide it under a PD baseball cap as they are not comfortable at all with its length to put it mildy. I hope you've continued to grow yours and I refuse to give up mine. I'm divorced so I live alone but I do have a neighbor who's willing to braid it for me the only problem is is that I cannot be going to her every couple of days asking her to do it!
Thanks for the help I love having long hair it’s just so hard to have without a hat for me to keep it out of my face
I hope long hair comes back in style. It would be cool if long hair defined the 2020's.
I don’t, I like being the odd one out.
I'm 25 and have a receding hairline, I've been growing my hair out for more than a year now. Gotta savour it till the very last moment of my hair lol
I have been growing my hair for 8 years and I’m only 16
Damm😂
vat yu ar e voman.
I had a buzzcut for 15 years!!! I'm sooo excited to finally be growing out my hair for the first time ever now!
Good luck 👍🏻
Trav, it looks like your hair is giving you bad posture with that side part.
Thats what i was thinkin. Very unhealthy how his head was tilted the whole time 😂
They were both leaning towards the center, probably to fit better in the frame and see the camera better.
@@aeris2704 😂😂😂
Probably keeps his head tilted to keep hair out of his eyes.
Some men can just rock long hair. These are two of them. Good video, good information.
My husband won the hair lottery too. Full head of natural brown hair at the age of 63. He keeps it cut way too short. 😡
tell him to grow it out at least once in lifetime
That's a shame! Tell him he would look more stylish and current if he grew it out a bit.
Im 55 and started to grow my hair again. Had long hair in my 20’s then shaved it all off, now I’m going grey I want it long again.
Started growing my hair in July 2020 (from really short hair and almost bald sides) and now we have November 2021. Can make a small manbun but I have to put quite a lot of hair paste to keep it tight and not fall apart because of relatively short sides that can barely be under a hairband. I'll try to make a half-bun/ponytail, half-down and see if it's any better
try bobby pins
I just discovered your channel today and have been learning so much about having long hair. almost 1.5 years growing. Thanks!
Glad it's helpful! If you have questions, text "STYLE" to 512-879-3297 and Sylvester will help ya
-Weaver
It looks like they're the Future Past of themselves lmao.
I have a pretty tangled hair, I spend like 10 minutes trying get a nice half-bun half down
What about men with long hair and an undercut? Also, a good accessory can be a hair stick which I use a lot for a looser bun
I had long hair with an undercut in about 1992. Funny how things come back around.
I do the same. Day one my hair is more full and then day two more like Travis’s and then bun or pony tail for day three then shampoo day four/one.
What an amazing beard and hair genetics! Congrats! Unfortunatly my hair decided to start traveling from the front top of my head to my upper back... X'D
I’m using that one liner buddy
Agreed regarding the good hair/beard genetics, but dude please don't take Our Lord's Name in vain.
@@RapidCycling07 I am going to remove his name from my comment.
Very well made video! I have another variation. During the summer, I use to combine my long hair with an undercut. At very hot days I put the long part into a rough bun. Combined with a sharply trimmed beard around the mouth, tapering to a point at the chin. Gives a lot of structure and caracter to the face.....
Man this looks like me and dad in the future hopefully we'll be able to do this
my go-to style is the one of the guy on the right. it works perfectly to also kinda hide my big forehead. I wore a ponytail daily, all day for like 2 years and I feel like that definitely aided in the recessed hairline with how tight it always was. definitely a regret for me
It is my 11th month of no haircut and my hair is pretty long now.
Zeus is really out here teaching us hairstyles
Stay tuned to see just how right you are
-Ben
Great stuff. Always had my hair very short, but now growing it out (+10 months) and curly as fuck. The Ladies love it! Thanks for the advice, lots of options to look forward to.
The most valuable thing I learned about long wavy hair is to not brush it. Use a wide toothed comb or you end up looking as though you’ve been dragged through a hedge. Shea moisture is an also excellent brand for long hair