Improving my look

[DanZy]

^ don't go for a faux hawk, frankly that's not even a real haircut, more of a "my mom likes mohawks as long as they're neat" look. Cut your hair shorter, hit the gym, get some tight-ish clothing. Make yourself into what you want to be man, who you want to be seen as. Not a generic image of what people think is cool but your own unique version of it

[scripts]

May 23, 2011 8:01:18 GMT -5 DanZy said:

^ don't go for a faux hawk, frankly that's not even a real haircut, more of a "my mom likes mohawks as long as they're neat" look. Cut your hair shorter, hit the gym, get some tight-ish clothing. Make yourself into what you want to be man, who you want to be seen as. Not a generic image of what people think is cool but your own unique version of it

I don't really agree with that statement. A lot people at my school have a faux hawk. They are usually the popular ones.

But yeah, I agree. You have to be yourself and not what other people like. It's like the difference between canned stuff (things that "work") and natural game (things that work and are actually from you).

[theo]

I think you'd suit a faux half with quite short hair on the side, like a number 2/3 (I'm not sure if the number system applied outside the UK, if it doesn't just ignore me haha)

[scripts]

May 15, 2011 19:22:00 GMT -5 crazyman said:

haha also, everyone seems to be suggesting haircut. What kind of haircut should I get? I'm open to pretty much anything except buzz cuts. Don't like those :/

^ Reason why I shied away from saying numbers like that. Yes, the number system is alive and well in the US as well.

[libertine]

Darker clothes will make you look older.Also,buzzcuts do just that.

[petermicheal]

you have the clothing style of a 9th grader. Get a v neck or polo. Wear some jeans, and brown thong flip flops. No Hollister or abercrombie blaring stuff