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Hair Advice!!! (NOW WITH RULESSS)

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Jimmy the Squid:
Phillipe, Phillipe, Phillipe. The saddest thing is when a guy with short spiky hair gets big chunks of colour and looks like a fool. Also his parents stop loving him.


If you're going to get colour in that spiky mess you're going to have to go subtle. And by that I mean little bits of colour all through it, as opposed to big chunky bits. Basically if you're going to a hairdresser ask for bleached highlights then get them to dye the highlights a dark blue or even a light purple.

Lunchbox:
Purple would probably suit your skin tone better than blue but I don't know if you will get people thinking you are a bit of a pansy for it.

Lines:
If it's more of a plumish purple (dark), I think it'd be okay. But what Jimmy said about placement would be good. Random chunks are not so great with short hair, but more of a highlight placement would be good. I suggest you stick to the blue/purple/red area of the spectrum, though.

tania:
speaking only from my experience, i'd also recommend not adding colour at all unless you really really want to, and then maybe getting it professionally done if you can, only because your hair is so dark and the bleach will most likely kill your hair. of course, lots of people bleach their hair all the time and don't care anyway because they love the colour, so it's pretty much up to you. i was pretty shocked by the amount of damage frequent bleaching and dying did to my hair back when i was younger so it's just good to know these things beforehand.

Ladybug:
I'm gonna vote yes on the spikes, I think, but no on the color - but I love dark hair and am not a huge fan of colored hair on most people, but on some I guess it looks good/okay.

Also, you have kind of pretty eyes.

I really want to get my hair cut again, because after finally taking the step and going to a salon my mom recommended, it wasn't too scary, and she didn't cut off enough to really make a difference. I still have long, annoying hair, just shorter around my face, which I still haven't gotten used to and find even more annoying. But I can't afford it, and going to some random hairdresser I've never even heard about is still scary.

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