/fit/ Haircut Thread

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>>38693221

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I like the look of the old 1900's styles that existed.

Does /fit/ know any good ones?

Would I look autistic with one in modern day?

>>38693221
these are eternal

I dont think theyre autistic. Just pick what suits your face

>>38693243
>>38693228
>>38693221

I don't think any of these will stand out too much unless you pomade yourself into oblivion

But it's hard to tell unless we know what your face shape is.

On an autism scale of 1-10, 10 being a fedora and fingerless gloves, these haircuts are about a 2.5, i.e. nothing to worry about if you've got a strong chin.

>5'5"

Something that will look good from the top.

jk familia haha i want to die too

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>>38693258
>>38693273

Good, I was worried walking around with a haircut that normies don't wear might be deemed as autistic.

>>38693293
would pic related be more alright?

>>38693303
don't worry famerino i'm comfy down here
all the /fit/ manlet bants are just memes. I've had grills interested in me before, so I know I'll be alright.

SMS is a physiological placebo effect bro.

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>>38693293
>>38693273

This is my head shape.

>>38693390
>>38693323

Yeah pic related is fine

The good thing about the 1950's cuts is that you can pomade them for fancy events and just use texturing lotion for day-to-day which will give it a little more volume and won't glue it in place.

>>38693504

Noice, thanks for the advice.

I don't know a whole lot about hair, so I'll probably store that sentence in my notes.txt with my other stuff that I need to remember.

>>38693221
My hair has always been thin and wispy, starting so far up my forehead that lifting the bangs proved an effective self-defense method via blinding in the times I sported the beiber cut. Shaved my head once at 15. Natural widows peak. Head way too fuckhuge, only XL helmets fit when I went climbing or skating. My jawline is alright, maybe a 7, but still can't match fuckhuge head.

Cruel irony. Didn't find a haircut that looked good until I turned 19 and got an undercut, and promptly began balding. Sad that I'll never look like that ripped guy from /cbt/ who looks like Dante, or Jor-El Russel Crow.

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>>38693243
Ask Reviewbrah

>>38693752

I actually watched his tutorial on how to use brylcream.

It was a part of his 'daily routine' video.

>>38693698
I got my mothers-fathers hair, which was god tier. Thick and delish, even up to 92 he still had rocking hair. He had a bald patch, but the hair around it looked good.

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>>38693221
>5'5"

I got you senpai.

>>38693936

I'm average height for a woman, long hair like that, combined with my feminine baby face may result in my boipuccy being unintentionally pounded.

I can always wear a wig for Saturday nights, but I need a hair-cut to wear around.