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Oludare Padilla
just wondering really
the headmaster at ds's school has started a new thing saying they can't have spiked hair at all now and is making kids that have gel in wash it in the toilets even though it's minus something outside
Can they do this? now I'm talking short back and sides and no more than an inch of spikes....not a massive mohawk or anything
aibu
YANBU
What has hairstyle got to do with education?
I'd be furious if my child had been made to rinse their head under a tap at school, especially in this weather.
Ridiculous
My dses primary school introduced a rule against using gel that set hair into hard spikes, in case someone got injured by a spike of hair in their eye. It seemed to me to be more about being uber-safe than about preventing a likely accident, but maybe the school had access to statistics about the number of eye injuries caused by hard-spiked hair.
Seriously Staying? A spike of hair could cause an eye injury?
Well, gosh, so could a pencil. Maybe we shouldn't allow them to write.
Oh wait, they could trip and a book could get thrown and give someone a concussion. Time to ban all books as well.
H&S has gone mad in this country.
In ds's school they make them wash their hair if they have gel. I have no problem with this rule at all. It's a secondary school. Part of the reason I chose it was because of it's strict uniform policy.
I'm talking about between the ages of 7 and 11 it's a primary school
I personally think that ds's hair looks a lot neater with a little bit of gel in it, otherwise it would be stuck up all over the shop he gets terrible bedhead
No he's not actually said anything about all the tramlines and skinheads the kids were sporting this summer though
his exact words I believe were "no flashy hair"
there is actually nothing in the "rule" about hair as far as I know, school policy is just uniform no trainers and to appear smart
so really it is a tad unfair to start making kids wash their hair at school if there has been no warnings about this new rule
I would ban hair gel from primary school because I can't bear the thought of 7 year old children of either gender spending more than a nano second thinking about their appearance in the morning. Save the gel for parties!
Told by a hairdresser that hair gel blocks hair follicles & some people lose their hair with over use. So my boy will not wear it until he becomes a pain in the neck teenager.
Otherwise if you can't have mad hair at school when can you. It's not like a tattoo
I think there have been studies which showed that when beutifying products are banned then the children do learn better as they are not overly focussed on appearance. Wasn't there a school which removed all the mirrors to stop girls missing lessons to put make up on?
I don't mind what their hair looks like, shape/style/colour although if it's long it needs tying back or it gets in the glue and in their food.
What I do mind is grooming in class or toilets like a demented baboon troop. Product should stay at home.
I just don't get it.
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So do these 7 or 8 year old boys get gel put in their PE bags so that they can do their hair after rugby or football. Or do they put so much on in the morning that it will just stay their after an hours outside muddy games?
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Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the best football players in the world. And one of the most handsome. Not that he always was, looking back at some earlier pics of him. But as you can tell, his confidence has definitely grown with his hairstyles. His use of tramlines is famous and he wears them well.
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I would say that this is definitely one of David Beckham's best haircuts ever. As you can see it's quite effortless, easy to maintain, and just plain fun. This cut would suit just about any guy, from so-called pretty boys to quite rugged looking ones. This is because the cut is quite short and hugs the sides of the head quite well without making it look like you just left basic training.
If you have the proper hair length, you might want to consider this style like Brazilian player David Luiz. He does have extremely curly hair in the first place, which suits his style just fine. You don't have to look like everyone else when it comes to your hair. First and foremost, be comfortable with the style you want.
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Arturo Vidal, the Chilean soccer player is famous for his hairstyles. He normally sticks to some form of highly stylized mohawk. He also prefers military haircuts. As you can see, Vidal has a round head, which is any hairstylists dream. Although severe, his hair style makes it easy for Vidal to modify any way he pleases. His hair is also age appropriate for him. Not everyone can pull this haircut off.
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Roger Robbie, American Soccer player, has a very cool and layered haircut. He also has highlights that are layered in such a way to look totally natural on him. His haircut fades quite well on the sides giving him a sophisticated look while the top side thickness helps to give him an attractive and youthful look without looking overly styled.
Olivier Giroud keeps it cool with this side-part haircut. Notice the amount of thickness on the top. The style is both trendy and easy at the same time. The French soccer player can look decent and powerful with this type of cut. It has the right edginess that he's probably looking for, that's also easy enough to style for business or pleasure. The shape of his head helps to make this the right haircut for him.
Tramlines are great because any man can have them and still look fantastic. Gareth Bale's latest haircut sets the perfect trend for his followers to copy. He's smart enough to make sure his stylist keeps it cool and low on the sides while giving him plenty of flexibility on top to do whatever he likes. Tramlines are a perfect fit for anyone wanting a neater look.
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Some parts of this slideshow is devoted to the "NO" part of haircuts and styles. Guys, take a good look at these haircuts and make sure your stylist doesn't even come close to giving you these embarrassing styles. For instance, if you are caucasian; NO CORNROWS. They only tend to make you look homeless. Or too much like Beyonce groupies.
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