What hair styles can you not stand?

[amaiaisabella]

I usually don't mind certain styles (though I'd never wear them myself) because a lot are culturally related, or follow trends, (hello, 80s! Never so much a defining time for hair since then. Even the 70s only had the Farrah flips) but any style that's pulled back so tightly the person looks in pain or permanently surprised is no good.

[LiraelQ]

I think dreads look sweet! I thought about trying them in undergrad for a while.

I voted for the volume thing and teased/crimped hair.

The volume thing is out of control...I absolutely loathe the new dino crest that everyone's trying to wear. I think that will be the teased hair of the '00s when we look back on it. It doesn't look good!

[LILBERT]

I didnt vote any because it just depends on the hair/person/charisma etc of the wearer! there are lots a dont like on me, on other people its totally their choice and if they love it and are confident with it then cool
on the other hand, i dont think dirty hair particularly suits anyone!

[Furiana]

I like everything but long-neglected dreads.

[Sarahmoon]

...dino crest...

That term is so awesome and suitable

[Furiana]

Dino crest? Hey, now, I've seen it look pretty good on people. (And yes, I mean the extreme version too!) It probably will look dated, though. Does that mean it'll make a comeback in another 20 years?

I think dreads look sweet! I thought about trying them in undergrad for a while.

I voted for the volume thing and teased/crimped hair.

The volume thing is out of control...I absolutely loathe the new dino crest that everyone's trying to wear. I think that will be the teased hair of the '00s when we look back on it. It doesn't look good!

[Copasetic]

I picked teased hair. For the most part I don't really care what other people do with their hair, because I think everyone should have their own style and do what they want. But I don't really get why people would tease their hair. I have seen videos of people teasing their hair, and it seems painful to brush out afterwards.

[longhairedfairy]

Mullets! Lol. I do not like super short hair with layers or the super-short "manly-almost flat-top" cut on a woman. Or a rat tail. A rat tail is just an abomination in any case.

[sukhi_v1023]

I'm not a fan of pigtails. I've never liked them on me, and I don't like them on anyone older than 8 years of age.

Dreadlocks, I don't understand. Just plain ole personal preference there.

Everything else I can stand on other people, just not on me.

I also don't like the double hair colour thing that was pointed out earlier. One of the girls at work had it done, and her natural hair colour is super dark. It looked like a skunk had died and she put it on her head. Just not attractive.

I like the bump-its/dino hair style, just not to the extreme. It's nice if you're growing your bangs out so your pull them back and they just naturally are a little higher than the rest of your head, but the teased out version of them... Not so much. I do a fake one myself while growing my bangs and layers out, and it's almost a fauxhawk/bump-it/dino, but not quite.

[Rohele]

I'm pretty open to most types of hair, but big poufy hair bugs me, as does the idea of bumpits (maybe because I'm always trying to reduce the volume of my own hair, I don't know).

I maybe should have voted for the dirty dreadlocks option, but didn't (I don't like seeing really dirty unkempt hair on anyone in any style - I'm talking someone who doesn't appear to attend to hygiene at all, not how we talk about keeping hair slightly dirty here as in not stripping off all the natural oils) . I like dreads on people usually though, so my dislike was to the "dirty" part of the description as opposed to the dreadlock part (and again see my description of dirty, not describing anyones methods here, I don't keep my hair squeaky clean either).