I still wear my hair long as I did in the 1960s/70s. Difference is that I part it in the middle instead of the side and I put it up with a clip instead of wearing it loose. When we do reenacting instead of the big plastic clip I put it up with a metal barrette which hides easier under my cap.
Husband had long hair back in the 1960s/70s. Now it is even longer as we do 18th century reenacting and he wears in it in a “queue” (aka pony tail).
Yakety Sax 3 months ago
ROFLMAO!
M2MM 3 months ago
EVERY generation looks weird to the next. Especially in old photos. :D
Just-me 3 months ago
What goes around comes around there boys. One of these days it’ll be your kids guffawing at your hairstyles.
david_42 3 months ago
I wear my hair (what little is left) the same way I did in high school. #5 blade using a 1947 Sears hair trimmer, same one mom used when I was a kid.
Allan CB Premium Member 3 months ago
The Teased Hair and a moustache are coming back into style.
The mullet has been and gone, the rat tail, mohawk, bowl cut … been and gone.
What’s next? Mr. T’s hair cut? Buzz Cuts? The Jennifer?
cuzinron47 3 months ago
You might want to avoid taking picture or they’ll be saying the same thing about you in in 50 years.
tammyspeakslife Premium Member 3 months ago
The guy at the bike shop had an almost handlebar mustache. YUK.
ktrabbit 3 months ago
HAH! Check out today’s “Cul-de-Sac”!
mafastore 3 months ago
I still wear my hair long as I did in the 1960s/70s. Difference is that I part it in the middle instead of the side and I put it up with a clip instead of wearing it loose. When we do reenacting instead of the big plastic clip I put it up with a metal barrette which hides easier under my cap.
Husband had long hair back in the 1960s/70s. Now it is even longer as we do 18th century reenacting and he wears in it in a “queue” (aka pony tail).