Spray on Hair.... YES or NO?

[essguy_]

Posting this in the lounge because Stephen Miller (advisor to Trump) has transcended politics with his latest hair decision.

Is there ever a situation where Spray on Hair is a good choice? I would submit that doing it for National TV is not a good choice - but what do you think?

Does Miller (or anybody) look good with spray on hair? Is it a handsome, sexy look or does he look like he's some sort of insane, would-be "bedroom nymph" with a delusional self image?

Here is the Before and After picture:

PS: Full disclosure - I am thinning out on top a bit - so I have nothing against male-pattern baldness. Hell, if the poll results are overwhelmingly in favour that it is a good look - maybe I'll get a can for myself.... LOL!

 

[malata]

he still looks like a dick

 

[azeri99]

Looks like a chia-pet

 

[whiteshaft]

he still looks like a dick

You made me die from laughing, spitting coffee all over my screen!

 

[Malika Fantasy]

Holy fucking no. Once I had a client that had that shit on his head, he showered, went into the bedroom and for some reason I saw there was some black powder, didnt think I broke make up or whatever....

hump hump, do the deed...my pillows are BLACK powder everywhere.

He was ashamed of balding.

Assume the balding, it hapen to more than half the men

 

[great bear]

Looks like a chia-pet

Shit, that is funny!!

 

[essguy_]

In all seriousness for a second: If you saw a person, say a colleague or friend, with this on his head, would you feel obligated as a good samaritan to say something? Or would you take it as an indication of a possibly dangerous, delusional personality disorder, and back away slowly...? Poor Miller looks so proud of his new studly look, so saying nothing would be the best course of action, IMO. As an aside - he would look even more manly if he gave himself a thick unibrow with the spray on hair and a Van-dyke too.

 

[danmand]

In all seriousness for a second: If you saw a person, say a colleague or friend, with this on his head, would you feel obligated as a good samaritan to say something? Or would you take it as an indication of a possibly dangerous, delusional personality disorder, and back away slowly...? Poor Miller looks so proud of his new studly look, so saying nothing would be the best course of action, IMO. As an aside - he would look even more manly if he gave himself a thick unibrow with the spray on hair and a Van-dyke too.

He works for Trump forcrissakes.

 

[Indiana]

How do you know it’s spray-on?

 

[Malika Fantasy]

how do you know it’s spray-on?

IT DOESNT STAY ON


it goes everywhere

 

[Terminator2000]

i say go for it.

life is short.

if u can pull it off. do it. why not? its not a crime and its not illegal.

 

[Twister]

In Picture 7 its not bad, if you didn't tell us I wouldn't of known. in the close up you can tell

 

[Smallcock]

If he's going to fake it he'd be better of wearing a wig. They look real nowadays. Half the men in Hollywood wear them.

 

[basketcase]

It used to be that the President set trends for business wear, especially ties. I guess Trump can be proud of starting a new fashion trend of bad hair coverings.

 

[Ref]

If he's going to fake it he'd be better of wearing a wig. They look real nowadays. Half the men in Hollywood wear them.

No kidding! That spray on hair looks stupid. Though I might use some to fill out my chest or back on those special occasions.

 

[Don Draper]

It's not YES or NO.

It's WHYYYYYYYYYYY???????

Assholes have more hair.

 

[onthebottom]

Who cares....

 

[Mr Deeds]

Just shave your head and be done with it.

 

[Jasmine Raine]

From the woman's side - hell no.

Don't be stupid. Work what you have to avoid what you don't. Women do it all the time.

 

[essguy_]

Just as a follow up: Stephen Miller has ditched the spray on fake hair - at least on his head...