Respect isn’t something we’re born with, it’s something we learn. The journey from being a short haired man to a longhair can teach men respect and understanding for women’s hair routines.
Here’s how one of us discovered what goes into their daily routine and what he ultimately walked away with.
“I don’t call women bitches.” This and other best practices, dos and don’ts, and why we should honor women, in A Man’s Guide to International Women’s Day.
Our next guest on Beyond the Locks is Sergio Valencia, a former national professional soccer player who is well known coach and trainer on Long Island, NY.
Sergio’s shares his story of how the military and educators were constantly after his long hair. With the support of his family, friends and his talent in soccer, Sergio was able to keep his hair flowing.
You’re a guy with long hair; or maybe you want to grow your hair out. But how do you overcome the naysayers? With the many pressures of society and your peers, it can be a challenge—especially if you’re in high school. Here’s how one determined longhair has learned to wear his hair with confidence.
Blog post #156 is a special one, that’s because we’ve published a blog post every single week for three straight years. We’ve never missed. Now we’re asking you to SOUND OFF, let us know you’re here with a Longhairs community ROLL CALL.
It’s a time of year for The Longhairs to give thanks, and with gratitude we need your VOTE to help Children With Hair Loss win a $10K donation in the The Level One Bank 10K Project.
In our new series, Beyond The Locks, we highlight men with long hair from different cultures, backgrounds, races and ethnicities. Our first guest is Maurice Cherry, a creative director, entrepreneur, educator and longhair.
We are proud to announce our new partnership with Children With Hair Loss, helping build confidence and self esteem for kids who can’t grow their own hair.
Starting with our first donation of $1,620, we are happy to donate $1 for every sale to Children With Hair Loss.
Having long hair in a barbershop can be concerning. But the committed longhair should enter without fear, because barbershops are for beard trims. Read on as guest contributor El Barbudo enters the house of haircuts, and departs with a newfound love for his locks.
LONGHAIRS ISSUE STATEMENT: Sign the petition and tell the school districts it’s wrong to bar children from class for the length of their hair.
Men with long hair in business have been historically sparse. Here we celebrate 12 legendary longhairs in business, and their fortitude, courage & success.
A candid examination of bullying, gender norms and selfless acts of kindness.
In this full feature we look at bullying and it’s many layers related to boys with long hair. Every parent of a boy with long hair needs to see this. #doitfortheboys
A fellow at a bar made a polite suggestion recently: “you should cut your hair.”
Despite the shocking absurdity of his recommendation, I entertained the idea. And while I can appreciate his candor, here are the top six reasons why I choose to keep lettin’ it ride.
We respect the combover, and all lengths of hairstyles. Because it’s not just about the hair; it’s about choosing unconventional, in a conventional world.
The best part of this community is hearing stories like these.
We’re compelled to share this story of a longhair connection, 30,000 ft. above Europe, over whisky, rock & roll and men’s hair ties, as told by El Mysterioso. If that is his real name.
It’s a real shocker.
Have you ever asked a man for a hair tie? No. You know why? Because it wasn’t cool…until now. Now you can get Hair Ties For Guys™, and guess what? Now it is cool.
Here’s the story behind the Hair Ties For Guys™ commercial.
With our November check, The Longhairs have donated $1,030 to Locks of Love. Now we’re announcing the largest gathering of men with long hair in the history of mankind for the purpose of donating our hair to charity.
In a sad coincidence, El Moreno and El Rubio both lost grandparents in the last week. Here we take a moment to remember them, and for all of us to reflect on our families.
For the first post in our Longhair Traditions series, we look at long hair in Native American culture, from what it means to why it’s important.
Not only did Sam get the bound shears permanently emblazoned upon his shoulder, thus securing himself a surefire first-round ballot into The Longhairs Hall of Fame, but he got it done at the finest tattoo shop in San Diego, Bearcat Tattoo Gallery, where Matt Heinz masterfully executed a virtually perfect rendition. Find out why he did it in the podcast.
Inspired by a letter from the mother of a young longhair, we have a message for all the boys with long hair out there. Read the letter, then go high-five a little longhair.
2015 was the inaugural year of The Longhairs, and building a community for men with long hair.
It was our first year of content, producing a blog post once a week, rain or shine, and its demands. With help from guests and contributors, we published articles, videos, tutorials, interviews, podcasts, longhair stories and more. They weren’t always perfect, but it was all original.
This week we want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, or a happy holiday whatever you may celebrate, even if it’s just celebrating life.
For us, December and the approaching winter (here in the northern hemisphere), is a special time.
