Stop me if this sounds autistic but... this is giving me Chris Chan vibes in terms of appearance. Like if Chris Chan practiced a bit of self hygiene but still ended up trooning out, with the whispy wavy hair and the linebacker shoulders and the horrifically misguided self confidence.
Damn, that’s one thick torso. You look at the front, expect it to curve back beneath the armpit, and instead it just goes and goes. No sensuality to the exposed skin, just confusion.
i thought you were going to say he decided to go as “shoulders’’
Most guys that keep long hair beyond their teens usually have naturally thick and full hair. Troons have long hair because that's what women has, not because they have the hair for it (hint: most guys don't have hair to pull off a long style some time after 25, even those that don't go bald).
Asides from the issue of thinning hair, it's a case of not using conditioner on the length after washing (IF they wash it), never using any kind of oil or product to tame the frizz, and refusing to trim off split ends.
Nope. It’s really just genetics.
testosterone is a bitch for your hair. I guarantee you PT uses all kinds of fancy products
My guess is telogen effluvium. It's stress induced, physical or psychological, and if it's bad enough, it can wreak absolute havoc on your hair. Not only does it fall out like crazy, it also becomes thin, dry and brittle and no matter how many high quality products you use, it will never look as thick, shiny and luscious as a healthy person's hair. Some people retain this for the rest of their lives and the condition itself can and does go on for years, especially if it becomes chronic or triggers genetically predisposed hair loss. In all fairness, I've seen women aplenty who have gone through this and it utterly annihilates their confidence, but they will generally hold on to length if nothing else and refuse to cut it, no matter how bad looking it gets. And I get putting question marks behind many things Olly claims, but I never once doubted he absolutely has dealt with severe depression. That'll do the trick if you're sensitive to this kind of hair loss.
Looks like he just threw together his best attempt at skinwalking Contra's Halloween costume that was posted earlier. Can't tell which one looks worse.
I'm biased because I do enjoy Contra, but even if I'm trying to be as objective as possible: Olly's definitely looks far, far worse. Contra's is at least fitted to the body and fitting with her overall sense of style of kind of gothic, a little over the top but still subtle enough to work. Olly's is just extremely weird. It looks like it's supposed to be a sleek evening gown, sort of Bondgirl-ish aesthetic, but it fails spectacularly on his frame. Boobs should fill it in the front but there's nothing there to do that and like someone else said, where it's supposed to wrap around to the back, it just goes on straight downwards because of the giant barrel chest and pecs. Contra, at a quick glance, looks like Lady Gaga pre-nosejob and with little makeup (for Gaga at least) in that pic which, imo, is 1,000% more feminine than Olly on his very best of days.
Looking forward to the most middle class man on Earth dropping truths about the utility of radical political violence.
it will certainly be violence against our eyeballs and also our brains
I had this during my teens and more women need to realise one of the best things you can do is keep the ends trimmed. Cutting off frizzy shit will not only limit hair getting weak and splitting, it'll make it look slightly thicker. You don't want long but ratty hair, take it from someone whose hair used to be past their ass.
I agree, but try explaining that to someone bordering on hysterical and understandably so, since they find a small hamster in their drain every morning. My advice is always: keep it trimmed, even if it means it won't go past the shoulders, nourish and learn some easy messy updos because they can be made to look like one has a lot more hair than is actually the case. But I get the panic and wanting to hold on to what's left. I've gone through it myself and have seen women who've had it worse and it's devastating every time to hear the stories and sense the tears and desperation behind the trembling voice.
