Who else enjoys giving the men in their life feminine styles?
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Topic: Who else enjoys giving the men in their life feminine styles?
Posted By: Lisa_Ryan
Subject: Who else enjoys giving the men in their life feminine styles?
Date Posted: April 07 2004 at 8:46pm
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My boyfriend has just below shoulder length hair. He's been growing it out more ever since we got together about a year ago. I'm encouraging him to grow out his layers into a one length do. Currently his bangs and crown hair are down to his cheeks, his side hair is more around the jaw line and his longest lengths at the back are just below shoulder length. Anyway, I want to start introducing him to some more interesting do's and hair styling techniques. The more femme the better :) Are there any other women here who enjoy primping up the hair of the men in their life - boy friends, husbands, maybe even sons. Lisa |
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Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: June 18 2004 at 8:38am
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hi lisa my wife has been roller setting(with both magnetic and hot rollers)for 16 years. we both love the way my hair looks after it has been set.she sets my hair sometimes 2 times aday.my hair is 3 inch's past my shoulder and the style is very fem.even when my hair is trimmed and highlighted it is always roller set at the salon.also i love to set her hair also. 
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Posted By: miss brenda
Date Posted: June 29 2004 at 1:23am
When I was at my beauty salon today I saw a man there who was getting his long hair permed. It was very sexy seeing a guy do that! ------------- |
Posted By: Long Haired 50
Date Posted: August 27 2004 at 8:00pm
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Hii,I am a middle aged man with long hair halfway down my back.I see a lady that isn't my girlfriend but we go out occationally.She loves my hair and she likes to put it in 2 ponytails or pigtaiils.Sometimes she braids them and we go out that way.I like it so much I now wear my hair that way a lot even when I'm not with her and it is very feminine. ------------- |
Posted By: kittykatgirl20044
Date Posted: September 17 2004 at 12:42pm
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Hi: I like this thread. My boyfriend started getting a feminine hair style about a year ago. Since then he has let his hair grow out long and it is styled in a very feminine layerd cut with bangs. From the back and sides no one could tell he is male. Thats the trouble. He seems to have fallin in love with his long hair and feminine style. So much so I am wondering if he is gay ? He is now asking me how I think he would look as a blonde. I am beginning to wonder about this ? What do you girls think ? Thanks ------------- Thank you Susan |
Posted By: MplsLongHair
Date Posted: September 18 2004 at 5:11pm
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This is an interesting thread. How would people react if it was turned around? Who wants to see the woman in their life get a short, masculine, haircut? ------------- MplsLongHair |
Posted By: Jamie Bailey
Date Posted: September 23 2004 at 8:18am
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I'm a guy and until two months ago I had my hair cut in a girls chin length bob with bangs. I LOVED that style. Had to get it cut shorter for a new job, but I want to let it grow out and get that fem style again. I loved the way it swings and looks on me. I am glad to see that there are girls out there that like guys with feminine styles. I wish I knew a couple of you. So do you think I should grow it out and get it cut feminine again? ------------- |
Posted By: kittykatgirl20044
Date Posted: October 19 2004 at 11:13am
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Jamie: By all means let it grow out and have it styled. Also find a job that will let you wear your hair the way you want too. Susan ------------- Thank you Susan |
Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: October 23 2004 at 12:36am
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I love long hair on men but not styled like a woman's long hair. I love short hair on women too, I have even seen women with shaved bald heads who look attractive, but if a woman gets a man's style of crewcut or flatop it doesn't look good. It isn't the length of a man or woman's hair, it's the style that determines whether it looks good or it doesn't. |
Posted By: Jennifer Bailey
Date Posted: November 01 2004 at 10:18am
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Thank you for the encouragement Kittykat. I think I will gorw it and get it cut in a blune bob maybe just above my earlobes with bangs. what do you think? would that look nice on a guy if you saw hiim with that length and style? ------------- |
Posted By: Unregistered Guest
Date Posted: December 29 2004 at 2:17am
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Hey there all... I have long curly hair, and would love to experiement with all different styles. Shown below is a picture of me from earlier this summer. All of my hair is now chin length... and ready for a trim. I just want to get suggestions from many of you about what I could do to it.  P. S. name not moe --- available |
Posted By: Spiraltresses
Date Posted: January 11 2005 at 1:37pm
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I think on some guys more fem styles really work. Jamie, if you like a bob you should for sure do that. I'm a big fan of curls. I love when I go to the salon to get a cut to have them run through my hair with a small barrel curling iron - so I'm definitely a fan of guys wearing styles that aren't definitively male. For me part of it is that I just think its fun to be able to do different looks and that while its socially acceptable for women to go from straight to curls, from blonde to brown and back and forth that somewhere along the line men got the short end of the stick! You should enjoy your hair however you like! ------------- |
Posted By: Kalika
Date Posted: January 13 2005 at 3:24am
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I love derssing mine up! not like a girl, but very stylish. Long(ish) locks on a guy is a real turn on ------------- |
Posted By: david111
Date Posted: January 24 2005 at 1:19pm
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Hi im new I posted on the long hair support section. But I suppose I have a femme style hair cut - just because of the fact that I want my hair to look good and healhty - unlike most guys with long hair who barely even brush it. Im planning to grow it to about the end of my shoulderblades. heres a pic http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/myhair/atb.jpg - http://mysite.wanadoo-members.co.uk/myhair/atb.jpg what do you think |
Posted By: deltagirl12345
Date Posted: January 25 2005 at 11:40am
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Hi Dave: From the back you have really nice hair. Susan ------------- Susan |
Posted By: alvin8191
Date Posted: May 28 2005 at 4:42pm
This is an interesting thread! I am a big fan of the ulta short, buzzed or shaved look on women. On the flip side, I knew that there are many who enjoy long hair on men, but I never really gave much thought to the fact that some people like that look a bit on the femme side. You learn something new every day!!!  ------------- short is good, buzzed is better, bald is best!!! |
Posted By: beautysalongirl
Date Posted: June 26 2005 at 10:05am
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I'm a guy and love to wear fem hair dos. I go to the beauty salon weekly for a shampoo/set ------------- beautysalongirl_tv |
Posted By: 02rsxs
Date Posted: June 29 2005 at 8:59pm
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My girlfriend wants me to get a perm. I am a guy with 3 inch long black hair. I don't know about this. Any help would be great. p.s. She is in beauty school |
Posted By: bangxbang
Date Posted: August 17 2005 at 7:53pm
| My girlfriend did the same thing to me when I started growing my hair out, "dye it this" "straighten it out" "yadda yadda. But its fun and she likes playing with my hair. |
Posted By: artssculptor
Date Posted: October 23 2005 at 4:57am
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Hi, I had several relationships when it happened that it was the girlfriend that wanted me to grow my hair. It happened that it was the girlfriend wanted to have it short! It was as the girlfriends wanted to prove something. Now I am looking for a girlfriend that wants to grow it super long, but I am going to follow and grow it together with her. You can’t ask for something that you can’t do yourself. I think that hair gives very, very important sensuality in relationship. ------------- grow hair together for ever |
Posted By: Fredthe stylist
Date Posted: October 31 2005 at 6:59am
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I keep my hair in a very girly manor , i get a tight perm ever 6-8 weeks and some times set it , my wife loves it she will sometimes set hers its a lot of fun, if any one wanted i'll post a pic ------------- there is no try only do or do not |
Posted By: tommylee
Date Posted: November 05 2005 at 8:41am
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Hey, very good topic. I have always had healthy, thick,hair. And
I like wearing it long. I am male, not gay, just like having
beautiful hair, and why can't I wear it in a so called "feminine"
style? Trouble is, that it is sometimes difficult to find a
stylist who appreciates the interest and will work with you...... Letting it grow out now, again. Shoud be about 6 inches on the top, over the ears, tapered closer at the nape by Christmas. Considering extentions, while it grows out longer..... any comments? |
Posted By: yoshikisquall
Date Posted: November 25 2005 at 11:44pm
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I really like the slightly fem look on guys. My boyfriend decided to grow his hair long again so now we’re both growing out our locks together (and are very close to that awkward inbetween stage, heh). It’s fun to play with his hair and he’s open to allow me to help deep condition his hair and such. J |
Posted By: angledbob2005
Date Posted: December 05 2005 at 4:48am
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Hi there My wife not only loves doing what you do but she also likes to dress me up in full and sometimes we even go out like that together. Do you like that? |
Posted By: TMortis
Date Posted: May 01 2006 at 2:21pm
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As an older guy, I can tell you that there is nothing like the feeling I get when my wife says, lets set your hair. I have had perms and color, but not lately. i need to get back in the routine. My ex 'allowed' to perm and color and showed her distain. My new wife of 3 weeks talks about roller setting me, we have the curlers and setting lotion. I have hinted at perms, but she thinks kinky waves. I like softer curls. Any other women out there that like to perm, set or color their guy? |
Posted By: susan54321
Date Posted: August 13 2006 at 5:59am
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Hi All.
I am back from a long absence. During my time away a lot has happend. My hair has grow longer and I have tried a few hair styles, and colors. I am bck to my original style, cut and color.
During my visits to different hair salons, I meet a really sweet guy and one of the best hair stylest I have found. At the very first look at him exspecially from the back I though he ws a woman. His hair was long and very feminine cut, with pretty layers. When I sat in the chair and he asked me how I wanted it stlyed I then knew he ws male. I told him what I wnated and he said that works great for you. He thensaid, you thought I was a woman at first, didn't you. I said yes, I did.
We got to taking and when he wa done I had the best cut I think I ever got. All the time it was talking to one of my best girl friends. He asked me if I would like to go get some coffee. I said yes, thinking the entire time. This guy is really sweet and totally gay. We went and had coffee and we just chatted away for a long time. he confessed to me that he was a cross dresser and loved dressing and g passing a female. he also said he was bi and liked both men and woman. He asked me out and I said yes.
We decited to meet at a nice little restrauant in the city. I went to the place and I was a little early. I sat in the lounge and had a glass of wine when this beautiful woman came up to me and said hello Susan. I was floord. I had nomidea this date wa going to be 2 girls. I never expected him to be dressed as a woman. Well lets just say I had the most wonderful time and fun that I ever had before. So to jump ahead.
I am now dateing and in a relationship with the really sweet crosdresser and he always talk and plan out different hair styles for him to have.
More later
Hugs - Susan.
PS - I no longer have to pay for any hair stylest, cuts, trimes, or coloroing.
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Posted By: tommylee
Date Posted: August 13 2006 at 9:58am
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Great story susan! Although, not a crossdresser or day, I just love beautiful hair, and I have it! Would love to meet someone (female), who shares the same.... |
Posted By: vivek
Date Posted: March 17 2007 at 11:42am
| i really love this thread. I am a male with 32 inches long hair. My wife styles my hair with ponytails or pig tails or some times even braids. I really enjoy it. I am comfortable with any style on me more so because it is appreciated by my wife also. |
Posted By: lemaya
Date Posted: March 26 2007 at 12:32am
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Not quite often, but sometimes I give tips about hairstyling to my boyfriend.... who usually wants to keep his hair short.
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Posted By: stephan
Date Posted: July 07 2007 at 11:31am
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My hair is thick and past my shoulders with highlights. I set my hair daily with hot rollers and always look feminine from that back, I always get called mam when eating out, and my girlfriend loves it when this happens . Tammy puts my hair up on the weekends in curls with bobbypins when we go out. For work I sometimes pull my hair up or back off my face with a cute acessorie. Tammy love curling my hair and buying things for me to wear in my hair. Im never scared to be seen in curls or with hair up because have been wearing my hair long and curled for 8 yrs. I also get a roller set each time I get my ends trimed or highlights. The girls at my salon love putting my hair up for special events. ------------- stephan |
Posted By: TMortis
Date Posted: July 07 2007 at 12:13pm
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color me jealous ------------- Tommi |
Posted By: nightshade001
Date Posted: September 05 2007 at 7:08pm
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Hey All -
I'm new here - - thought this thread was very interesting for me- I have long brownish black hair 5 inches past my shoulder (slightly less than mid back length) almost same length. I have been growing it as my girlfriend likes it long. She likes to put my hair in ponytail/s. She has been asking for some femme style on me but I have been refusing - I want to give her a surprise by getting a femme style - need tips on some hair styles / cuts. Should i go with just styling as in a french braid/curls/perm ? or should I get a layered hair cut. Also let me know if french braid is ok for a guy - suggest some ideas - I can mail my hair picture if needed
Thanks
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Posted By: TMortis
Date Posted: September 05 2007 at 8:04pm
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Suggestion- just get it layered long - that whay you could pull it back in ponytail. But then have it set on rollers for some body- just enough for fun. I will bet, she will love the initiative and soon, be setting you and could a perm be in your future? I have to say, I wish I had a wife/ girlfriend that would be as open and wnat me to have a femme style. ------------- Tommi |
Posted By: nightshade001
Date Posted: September 07 2007 at 12:36am
| Thanks for the suggestion - I have started a new thread for this discussion - like the idea of layered hair - but personally think ponytail on layered hair looks way to girly for me ..... |
Posted By: steve
Date Posted: May 17 2008 at 9:49am
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I always wanted feminine hair as a guy. My hair is about 4 in below my shoulders with highlights in it. I work as a nurse and I curl my hair daily for work. My wife loves my long hair and sets it for me for special occasions. I get my ends trimmed every 5 weeks and get a roller set or curling iron. When my wife finally fell in love with my long feminine hairstyles she started buying me a lot of accessories for my hair. I'm wear with confidence head bands, barrettes or bobby pins, and cute clips. I also have started wearing makeup daily to add to my feminine look which I love. My wife is use to seeing me in curlers and makeup its no big deal she bought me my first purse for hair and makeup items. I'm very at ease as a feminine male , I get lots of looks and compliments on my hair. In the summer I wear my hair up a lots of the hot days even for work. I wish more men had my confidence to be more feminine, its a feeling I just love. Thanks Steve
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Posted By: longwavy
Date Posted: September 10 2008 at 3:25pm
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Steve, you are a lucky guy to have a wife like that. Last year for Halloween my wife dressed me as a lady with full make up, dress, stockings and she set my hair and put up the sides with pretty hair clips in , wore lots of jewery and had a purse loaded up with my brush, mirror, lipstick... I really enjoyed how it felt and people really didn't know who I was at first. I totally looked like a woman. What a cool experience.
My hair is narurally wavy and past my shoulders and from the back people have mistaken me for a woman. |
Posted By: vivek
Date Posted: September 12 2008 at 8:56am
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Hai friends
It is really nice to read these messages. My wife too likes to dress me up as and when time permits. I am a male with hair length of around 32 inches with a lot of volume - photo posted elsewhere in this site.
Occassionally , my wife dresses me up with lot of accessories. Last week we had been to a farewell party to her office. She insisted that i dress up the way she wanted and i agreed to this rather gladly. She often told me so much about her office and how broad minded the people were over there and she also told me that they are very forward looking in dress and attitudes and it is this reason that i accepted for the same.
She had me clean shaven and then applied this banana face pack . She then washed my hair and shampood it and then she dressed my hair in the form of a half braid. I fact considering the length of my hair and the volumes especially after shampoo, i was looking quite wonderful from the back to say the least. In fact she is proud that my hair length is longer than that of hers . I got may complements from the party on my hair and some even said that they mistook me to be a woman from the back.
My wife on the other hand was proud about this comment
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Posted By: boc6
Date Posted: November 05 2008 at 2:04pm
| i love dressing.my wife will set my hair on rare occasions only.you are very lucky. |
Posted By: _Princess_
Date Posted: December 02 2008 at 10:57am
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Date Posted: January 09 2009 at 10:15pm
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Posted By: Muffy905
Date Posted: February 24 2009 at 1:47pm
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i bleached and permed my bf hair. very funny. i don't think we will do it again. ------------- x muffy o |
Posted By: Ricc
Date Posted: March 19 2009 at 2:09pm
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Try not to be too judgmental, ladies! It is a simple, if seldom spoken, truth that a significant portion of the male population enjoy wearing long and pretty hair and perhaps some other feminine things as well. I think guys like us just have a bit more in common with you womenfolk than most guys. I have always loved long hair and hairstyling. While I never had a helpful spouse like some of the posters, I've had my share of girlfriends who loved long hair, too. My dad wouldn't let me have long hair as a teen, but upon moving out on my own, I immediately let it grow and began setting it in good ole Goody brush curlers to get it to turn under at my chin. Feminine styles just seemed to suit me and most people have seemed to think they look good on me, too. In the 80's I wore a Sheena Easton-inspired mullet style, a long layered curly style and a long-straight style. By '94 my hair was inches above my waist and, while fine textured, looked very good because a had a great conditioning ritual. Then I cut my hair short for a boring office job in big company and hated the job and the hairstyle for the next decade. I'm now self-employed and am again happily long haired. This time, I've gone for more of a 60s-inspired chin-length flip. I use curlers about every other wash to encourage the flip. I'm sure I occasionally get taken for a lady from the right angle, but generally people react well to my look, because I wear a good cut an style it well. I've enjoyed this thread and hope it inspires more women to appreciate how long hair styling can be fun for guys, too. |
Posted By: nefilim
Date Posted: September 06 2011 at 3:57am
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Hi all, only just found this site. I have very long hair, mid back length. Always doing various styles and colours with it.
Any way I'm off to get it permed today, loads of tight bouncy curls for me. So if you are in or around the London area of the UK and fancy meeting up and watching me get my hair done then drop me a message. I'll post pics when I get back. Will be a exciting day. |
Posted By: HairyMan
Date Posted: September 09 2011 at 6:39pm
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^Same as dude above ;)
Though i look like someone did some photoshop with me! ------------- |
Posted By: decken
Date Posted: September 13 2011 at 5:23pm
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The best way to compromise when it comes to paint colors to mix and match. You can paint the walls a light colour female but darker accent furniture trim or masculine.
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Posted By: PaigeP
Date Posted: March 28 2012 at 6:31pm
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I am so glad I found this thread! I’ve been dating a guy
for just over a year who’s growing his hair out. I’ve gotten him to start going
to my stylist & she just trimmed his layers so it’s in a bob, all one
length, just off his shoulders. She’s added blonde highlights so it’s kind of a
honey-streaked auburn color right now – just gorgeous. She also suggested we
start adding some volume and wave – she said she could do it on rollers at the
salon but we might want to try at home first. So one Saturday morning last month I sat him down
and put him up in my hot rollers. He looked sooooo cute in rollers, and his
hair was just adorable when I took it down. He’s not so keen on the hot rollers
so I’m looking for other ways to do his hair in curls, including roller sets at
the salon. We’ll see…. I’m hoping after it grows a bit more he’ll let me really
start styling it, putting it up, etc. I have a bunch of questions – I’d love to
hear from any gals who are feminizing their man’s hairdos! 1.
How did you get your man comfortable using
rollers? 2.
What sort of cut does your guy have? Does he
change it? 3.
What accessories do you use? Do you get “men’s”
hair clips & barrettes or just share your own? What about headbands? 4.
Is your guy comfortable wearing his hair up –
like in a high ponytail, or a bun? 5.
Do you do other styles on him, like French
braids? Will he wear them in public? 6.
What sort of reactions have you gotten from
friends, family, co-workers, etc? 7.
Does your guy wear other femme stuff? Did doing
his hair lead to other feminine accessories, nail polish, makeup etc.? Thanks so much! Paige |
Posted By: Stacey_M1996
Date Posted: March 30 2012 at 4:53pm
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Hi Paige, welcome to Hair Talk! I think you'll find a few gals here who enjoy playing beauty parlor with their SO's Your situation sounds very similar to ours a few years ago. Blair (my husband) has been wearing his hair long, and in femme styles, for a while now. I set it on rollers a few times a week, and he usually wears it back in a headband at work. On the weekends I like to do him up -- pigtails, curls, braids, high ponytails, barrettes. I love doing his hair, and going to the salon together, and he's pretty much resigned to it -- actually he enjoys it as much as I do. I think many men secretly love being fussed over, and looking pretty, & I love hearing from other couples with unisex hairdos! To answer your questions: 1. I sort of didn't give him a choice. I use velcro rollers, and when his hair got to his shoulders I told him it was time to give it some oomph. Luckily he's actually turned on when he's in his rollers -- we definitely enjoy our "curler parties!"  2. His hair is just below his shoulders, all one length except for long sideswept bangs. Every year or so I have it whacked off into a chinlength bob -- super cute!! 3. I started out sharing my barrettes n stuff, but gradually he's picked out his own. He doesn't go for the flowery stuff, usually, but we have similar tastes so we tend to share our accessories. 4. Oh yeah. I made a rule early on: "No boring guy's ponytails." So I tend to do his ponytails high, with either a scrunchy or a barrette or a ribbon. Yep, I even make him wear hairbows! 5. See above. For special occasions I like to do him in a singe French braid, or in curls with the crown pulled back in a barrette. We were just at a wedding last weekend and I did him in a "messy updo" -- he looked darling. 6. We live in Southern Cal and the reactions we get are pretty blase, to tell the truth. My Mom and sisers live nearby and they are big fans of Blair & of his girly hairdos. When we're out with his friends I let him tone it down a bit. His office is totally cool with it -- like I said he wears a headband most days. 7. For sure. Toenail polish (always), light makeup daily, and he's become a skirt-wearer. Half the time he's dressed more girlish than me! It's been an interesting journey. I hope this helps -- Good luck & please keep us posted! |
Posted By: longwavy
Date Posted: April 10 2012 at 1:55pm
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Stacey,
Your husband is so lucky to have someone like you. I wish my wife would want to experiment with my hair they way you do. It would also be fun to experiment with nail polish, makeup, pretty earings and jewelry.
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Posted By: PaigeP
Date Posted: April 13 2012 at 2:18pm
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Omigod – hairbows?? Really? That’s so cute! 1. So did he agree to all that, or did you have to do some “convincing”? Has he always had long hair or did you get him started growing it out? 2. What kind of rollers do y’all use? How often do you curl his hair? 3. What’s a “messy updo”? Was he in guys’ clothes for the wedding? 4. You have to tell me about the hairbows. Does he really wear them in public? |
Posted By: nightshade002
Date Posted: May 12 2012 at 7:02pm
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Heya PaigeP My girlfriend had similar request 5 years ago (we are now married) - and I had posted on this forum - she wanted me to have long hair Initially i didnt like the idea much and refused for a looong time ... finally gave in and we started growing our hair out together .... within 2 years I had mid back length .... I have dark brown hair and she is more on reddish side .... also I would always wear it in low ponytail .... she did request lots with to spice it up but i refused .... later that year I had to relocate to Atlanta for work for 6 months ... while I was away I learnt to sytle my hair and when I got back surprised her with a gorgeous updo .... she was very excited .... since then we have been styling each others hair ... its a very special bonding feeling .... we visit the salon together though both have different stylists .... She loves femenizing my hair and I have really started enjoying it .... I dont do cuurls though .... she puts my hair in high ponytails, braids - french, dutch, english ... we have experimented with various hemlines too .... i like hers in Uish while I do a V ... she likes the look of V hair in a high pony ... Answering some of your questions - 1. How did you get your man comfortable using rollers? I dont like my hair curled - I have thick straight hair and both of us like it that way .... I sometimes do waves by doing many small braids overnight .... 2. What sort of cut does your guy have? Does he change it? While I was growing it out I had Bob, Shoulder, Mid Back all the way to waist .... I now maintain it at BSL ... 3. What accessories do you use? Do you get “men’s” hair clips & barrettes or just share your own? What about headbands? We share accessories .... i like more pastel tones of blue and green ... but will happily sport pink :) 4. Is your guy comfortable wearing his hair up – like in a high ponytail, or a bun? Initially i wasnt but now YES - high pony for outdoor activities / work outs - french braid at work and buns and updos for occasions 5. Do you do other styles on him, like French braids? Will he wear them in public? yes 6. What sort of reactions have you gotten from friends, family, co-workers, etc? My sisters love her for making me grow hair out .... friends and others not too different reaction We do lot of stuff together .... I have become lot more open to femme side of me .... once in a while will get my brows done ... mani/pedi whenever we visit the salon .... i donot apply nail polish but am open to it ... makeup very occasionally .... we do sometimes dress up together .. but not for public occasions Hope this helps .... please keep us posted on your progress and girl let me know and I can get you in touch with my wifey ... will be glad toa dvice ------------- Karen |
Posted By: nightshade002
Date Posted: May 16 2012 at 11:26am
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Heya !! Question to girl who like long hair or SO .... low long do you like it ? Shoulder, BSL, Waist, Super Long ......... Would you like them to help in dressing your hair up ? .... Do they like doing it ? I have learnt bunch of styles and play her Hair Stylist role .... not cutting ... but can do may hair dos and styling - curls, blow dry and mini trims ------------- Karen |
Posted By: PaigeP
Date Posted: May 22 2012 at 4:07pm
| Nightshade, thanks so much for your reply! I love it that you were willing to go along with your gal's hairstyling urges. Your hair sounds gorgeous. I would lovelovelove to communicate with your wife. Can you have her personal message me here please? |
Posted By: rene84
Date Posted: June 20 2012 at 5:47am
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This is amazing! I've never really felt the urge to post before but this topic fascinates me. I always used to go on to my girlfriend about how much I loved her hair to the extent that she encouraged me to keep growing mine. For a long time I refused to let her enjoyment of styling my hair become something that I would be willing to indulge in public but that changed two weeks ago when she persuaded me to go out with it in a ponytail tied with a ribbon. I was petrified at the prospect but it was absolutely great and I suspect now there will be no barrier to any kind of do in the future! A serious point - what makes women enjoy giving guys feminine hairstyles to much?!
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Posted By: karenpetal
Date Posted: July 04 2012 at 12:20am
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Hi nightshade - Your hair sounds gorgeous - My BF is also growing his hair out - it was his decision and I am very supportive - recently he has been styling it very girly - it was strange to me but seems from this thread many guys like to feminine - Any suggestions how can I support him ? K |
Posted By: hi_crossy
Date Posted: August 23 2012 at 2:25am
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Posted By: PaigeP
Date Posted: August 26 2012 at 4:00pm
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Hi, it’s been a while since I checked in here so I thought I’d give an update on my SO’s hair adventures. I think it’s fabulous that this post has gotten so much rersponse (& thanks for the PMs, too!). We’ve been taking a step at a time since I first wrote. TJ’s hair is all one-length, right at his shoulders. I really want him to do a chin-length bob but we’ll probably wait till next spring to do that – I usually cut mine that way for summer & it’ll be super-cute to be twinkies! My hair’s naturally blonde and we’ve been increasing his highlights so now he’s just a shade darker than me. For work he just wears it behind his ears, usually with a headband, or in a low ponytail. In the evenings & weekends I really like to do him in curls. I got an old-fashioned bonnet dryer and I set his hair in medium-size Velcro rollers and dry it under the dryer. Once he’s dry I take the rollers out and pin his curls and have him sleep in a hairnet. It gives him big bouncy curls that last for a couple of days! (Of course I have to go through the same routine.) Or I’ll do us both in rollers on Saturday morning and we’ll let them air dry for the day. He’s even worn his rollers in public a couple of times! I’ve gradually been adding accessories, too. He’s gotten used to wearing headbands and doesn’t think twice about them, for work or elsewhere. Last month I finally got him to wear a ribbon on his ponytail – just a navy velvet bow. It took a lot of courage for him to go out like that but luckily he got a couple of compliments, and he wears a hairbow about once a week now. My current fave do on him is to roll his hair on big rollers, then put it up in a semi-high ponytail with a bow. He looks so adorable like that with his gold hoop earrings! So we’ve had a lot of fun pressing his boundaries. I’d say the response has been about 80% positive. It’s so nice that a guy can try different feminine hairstyles these days! I’d love to hear more from guys and gals who are into unisex hairstyling! |
Posted By: hi_crossy
Date Posted: August 26 2012 at 4:38pm
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Posted By: Stacey_M1996
Date Posted: November 16 2012 at 4:15pm
Paige, that's so cute that your SO will wear a ribbon! I'll have to tell my guy he's not the only one in a hairbow Actually I had another sighting a few weeks ago -- my 12-year-old niece is in all-star cheerleading and they had a big competition in Dallas and I went down with them. On Saturday we saw a squad that had a long-haired boy whose hair was done just like the girls: up in a high curly ponytail with a bow! He looked super-cute. We were talking to some other Moms and one of them said she's seen a guy in their district who wears the full girls' outfit. It's nice to see that guys are gaining more clothes-and-hair freedom. Please update us when you can!
Best, S
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Posted By: malelonglocks
Date Posted: November 19 2012 at 5:58pm
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Hi, I have thorougly enjoyed reading this post and I must say I commend all the ladies and guys soo much that enjoy embracing femininity :) I, myself, have been given feminine makeovers plenty of times and each one has been fantastic. I loved wearing dresses and getting beautiful makeup done and having my long hair done in bouncy curls and high ponytails and pigtails :) I have actually been transitioning from a male to a female and I can now fully enjoy being girly all the time and i love it :) My boyfriend is growing his hair long and I love doing cute styles on him. If anyone would like to pm or ask anything please do? much love :) ------------- Going to awesome lengths |
Posted By: Swissboy
Date Posted: December 19 2012 at 8:18am
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Hi PaigeP & Stacey.
I have just found this site. I like the topics and posts. It is nice to know that there are other couples who enjoy their hair and that I am not the only guy who wears hair bows. By way of background, my mum kept my hair long as a boy and my first recollection is of her putting clips in my hair. When I was about 7, my hair was to my shoulder blades and I normally wore it in a pony tail. For a fancy dress party, she curled my hair, tied it up in ribbons and put me in a dress. She did this for 2 or 3 more parties. When I got married I had a bobbed hair cut and when at home would often wear bobby pins to keep my hair off my face. One day (about 5 years ago) my wife said to me "why don't you grow your hair so we can have fun." She started with a few clips and barrettes and as it grew would curl the ends. When my hair got to shoulder blade length she put it in large velcro rollers for big curls. I then mentioned my childhood experience - well the flood gates opened and the boundaries were soon pushed back. Hair bows became a regular feature My hair is now almost to waist length, my wife's is to her tail bone. We are always curling each others hair and styling it with hair bows, even making hair bows with our hair. There is generally a different style each evening At weekends, we wash each others hair, set in in rollers, let it air dry, enjoy the feeling of soft curls down our backs when the rollers are taken out, then style it with ribbons and other hair jewellery. If we are staying in at home, she puts me in a dress. I have only worn hair bows in the privacy of our home. My wife is keen for me to go out wearing hair bows but I have not yet plucked up the courage. We have been invited to a fancy dress party in the near future. Is this the time to do it, what do you think. |
Posted By: MicHB
Date Posted: January 19 2013 at 9:50pm
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While I was dating my future wife, I fell in love with her hair and everything associated with it. I loved her side combs. She would have either one side or both sides pulled back. On her next birthday, I gave her a box of tort hair accessories including side combs, a banana barrette, barrettes, and a headband with the little comb teeth under the edges. Perhaps, I was being too forward. I told her to open it on birthday because I had to go back to college. I was kind of relieved. I was shaking so bad. I was afraid so would have thought I was some kind of nut. While studying for an exam on seventeenth century literature, she called me on the phone. I broke into a sweat but she said she was overjoyed. That was my first encounter. TO shorten this message, that led to me eventually letting my hair grow when we were married and placing side combs in my hair up on the side like she did. That led to combs with a high ponytail with a coms on the side as well as one under the pony. That led to barrettes and then to plastic headbands with teeth pulled back tight in conditioned hair. It gives it a tiny comb look. In any case, we would go places and work out in the yard having matching accessories. I eventually bought some of the things myself. This is true today. There seems no barriers between my wife and I. She get angry if I don't wear them very often. I am blessed. ------------- time for change |
Posted By: MicHB
Date Posted: February 15 2013 at 9:55pm
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One style that I really love is combing the hair back smooth with serum with a rattail comb and ten sliding on a tort headband with the teeth under the edges straight back as the ears. I kind have like it with out the poof. It is good working in the garden or outside if it is hot. I love the smooth look. Does anyone agree that this is a good style even though I am a man? ------------- time for change |
Posted By: Ricc
Date Posted: February 17 2013 at 12:16pm
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Well, MicHB, I've never worn a plastic headband, but it seems like a good idea. They can create a very smooth fairly formal look and keep hair out of your face well. I think they've got quite a few over in the Hair Boutique Marketplace. I may stroll over there and pick one up (disclaimer: this was not a deliberate plug!). |
Posted By: MicHB
Date Posted: February 17 2013 at 2:26pm
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Did I say something wrong. What does not a deliberate plug mean? ------------- time for change |
Posted By: MrRapunzel
Date Posted: January 23 2014 at 2:27am
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First I want to start by saying I'm a guy. I want to offer my perspective. I grew up in the 1960s. Dad was a marine drill sergeant and Mom was a flower child. They divorced when I was 10. They had fought over just about everything including me and me included my hair length. Mom would go on about how beautiful my hair was and Dad wanted me to have a buzz cut like a real man. So after the divorce Dad decided he wanted to go back to Nam and rack up some more medals for his chest and got himself killed. He ended up with three purple hearts and at least one of everything that marines could get short of the medal of honor. Yes I'm a little bitter still after all these years that he chose to go get himself killed rather than be with his family but that's not what this post is about.
Mom got sick with cancer a few months later and so I went to live with my aunt and cousins for a couple of years. Miraculously Mom went into remission and eventually was completely cured which was rare in those days. So when I was 12 I got to go back and live with my Mom again. She hadn't seen me in nearly two years and she was in for a bit of a shock but then so was I. Mom had lost a lot of weight and her hair was completely gone. I had grown a few inches and my hair had gone from being a military buzz cut style to over a foot long, nearly to the middle of my back. You should have seen the look on our faces when we looked at each other. She couldn't keep her hands off my hair. She didn't have any of her own for the longest time so she lived vicariously through me. She put it up in curlers (my hair was somewhat wavy, light blonde and curled a bit at the ends.) blow dried it, braided it, put it up in a bun, pony tail, pig tails, pretty much every conceivable way you could play with hair she played with mine. I missed my mom terribly and all this hair play was for me an excuse to experience some wholesome physical affection I had missed since my mom got sick. My mom probably felt the same but I could tell she just missed having hair to do stuff with so she did stuff with mine. It took about a year for her hair to grow back out again and look fairly normal. In that year my hair grew another six inches and our daily hair play continued. By the time I was 16 Mom had graduated from cosmetology school, had long since grown back her own mane of blond hair and no longer needed a substitute head of hair to play with but continued anyways. It was 1976 and my hair was longer than anyone else's in my high school and that included the girls. It had been six years since I had my last hair cut and it was down to my butt. Mom regularly put my hair in a French braid which had evolved out of just a single braid. My classmates had just gotten so used to seeing me always with the long hair that nearly any way my hair was didn't phase anyone. I had definitely made up for all those years in my early youth forced to endure military hair style and ridicule for same. At my HS graduation I had my hair in a French braid again but by this time my hair was nearly at knee level. Also by this time my classmates had started to call me Rapunzel or occasionally Mr. Rapunzel. I had one girlfriend in high school and like my mom, she loved playing with my hair. I was a bit embarrassed the first time she put my hair in pigtails at school but after some ribbing pretty much nobody seemed to notice too much and I found pigtails a little more comfortable than a single pony tail due to there being a little less weight on each pigtail. My girlfriend and I parted ways at graduation, I went to art school and she wanted to be an English teacher so we went to different schools. At art school I met my future wife. I knew she was the one when she sat down next to me in watercolor class on the first day and was all over my French braid telling me how sexy I was and brave I was wearing such a feminine style. To me it was just a convenient and comfortable style to keep my hair back and together. She kept wrapping it around her arm and burying her face in it so I figured I would ask her out. Four years later we got married. She joked about how I should be the one to wear the wedding dress since I had the hair for it. Her read hair was waist length and has been ever since. I keep my hair in a bun these days and it has quite a bit of grey in it but I still have not had it cut since I was 10 and that is 44 years now. It takes forever to clean but my wife and daughters don't seem to mind helping. The only thing I have regretted is waiting until ten to grow it out. |
Posted By: Mic
Date Posted: February 08 2020 at 12:08am
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I normally wear my hair back in either a plastic teeth Alice Band or pulled back in side combs. On rare occasions, I worn barrettes with my wife. I only buy accessories from women’s accessory companies like Camila Paris, Tegen, Parcelona, or from Glitz4Girlz because the accessories last for years. Even though I am a man, I know that women would not buy things that did not last. Most things marked unisex like side combs, teeth headbands, barrettes, and so forth are cheaply made, break easily, cut the scalp or bend out of shape. When we were first married, my hair was down to my shoulders. We would wear a ponytail lifted up and tied with either an elastic band or a ponytail comb ring that had teeth on the sides like a rat tail comb with either side combs or a plastic teeth Alice band. I would travel alone or with her with them in. I received compliments from ladies saying my hair looks nice back in a Alice band even my stylist likes it. I never have gotten a negative comment. Most men look the other way. Men have a bad time getting out of their man box and would do nothing that strangers would question. Hair accessories can be so functional. Men have to get over it. I have always loved hair accessories and always will. I feel men will be more receptive because the use of accessories is growing. Thanks for reading. ------------- Mic |
Posted By: Ricc
Date Posted: February 16 2020 at 1:22pm
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Nice post, Mic. I've long since ignored my "man box", but you've tried some new ones on me. I just looked up the Alice Band and ponytail comb ring and will have to try those. My hair is getting a bit thinner than I care for, so I sometimes wear one of the gadgets that hide inside your pt under the band to make it look a bit bigger. I also want to pick up a pt hairpiece or two for added fill, but it's not not easy to match color to those things when you don't dye your hair. While looking up these things I just ran across something called a "Ponytail Cone Holder" that looks cool. I'm going to have to get one of those, too.
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Posted By: Mic
Date Posted: February 17 2020 at 9:19pm
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thank you for reading ------------- Mic |