I know paul posted a website that has various pic's of different hairstyles but I can't find the thread, could you just remind me of it pleae.

thanks.

http://www.hairfinder.com/menshair2.htm

might have been

http://www.taaz.com/makeover/virtual-makeover.html

PRIMARILY for woman , but works for guys to give you an idea of how certain hair-styles will look on you,
and if youre so inclined,the makeup sections worth a look,
regards anty

thanks.

I hate hair sites for the most part. I just want pics so I go to google images and search men's hairstyles. I get just pics from all the sites and none of the other bs on hair sites.

Snipe

I guarantee you won't get a more comprehensive selection of mens hairstyles with Google than you will using this site:
http://www.hairfinder.com/menshair.htm

This categorizes them according to type & hair length.
Its all images with descriptions and no repetition, unlike a google search.

You gotta be kidding me, I did not see anything on that site that I would even CONSIDER!

Really?
600 images of men's hairstyles & not one you would even consider?
I think that tells us more about you than it does the site!

It says that these hairstyles are styles that are trends, which we all know don't hold up well to the test of time. I did the trend thing in the 80's and can barely stand to look at pictures, but late teens early 20's thats what you do. since then, I have a variation of the smae basic cut, which works well, I don't do gravity defying cuts and styles that require so much product that natural went out the window...

Like all fashion/trends, they are ideas & inspirations.
They're not necessarily intended to be copied slavishly.
Some people can be inspired & others can't.
Some people only feel comfortable with what they know and stick to it.
It makes life very simple if you're blinkered to all new ideas.
I completely understand your view point.

For others its a smorgasbord of options and people can taste or refuse whatever they like from it.

I doubt anyone has ever bothered to compile a comprehensive website illustrating ordinary, 'normal', safe, everyday hair cuts, but if there is one, maybe somebody could provide a link?