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Growing up with short hair, I watched friends all around me cut their hair to donate to different charities. Most of them were girls and women, but I always thought it was a really cool way to help someone in need, and I wished I could grow hair to donate.

Welcome to Episode 4 of The Great Cut documentary series. The clock is ticking.

Back from Orlando, your boys sat down for a happy hour debrief on the Premiere Show, The Great Cut and our mission and purpose at The Longhairs.

Beyond The Locks is an interview series where we highlight men with long hair from different cultures and backgrounds. In these interviews we’ll hear these men’s perspectives and better understand what long hair means to them and their cultures.

Matt Totten followed a tried and true path from university to graduate degree to corporate life. Though his family had been part of the oil industry for generations, Matt never felt it was where he truly belonged.

Welcome to Episode 3 of The Great Cut documentary series. Things are moving fast with less than 10 months to go.

A lot has gone down in the first few weeks of spring over here at The Longhairs HQ. From new product samples, website upgrades, hiring new team members to hitting the road and heading to Chicago for our first ever Hair Show. To say the least we have been busy.

“I’m in the internet business,” Cam told us.

In Episode 30 our guest is Alec McKee, better known around these parts as El Barbudo: the bearded man.

From birth until 22, there had been one constant when it came to my short hair: it dried faster than you can heat up a cup of instant ramen.

In 2017 we kicked off a new series, “Beyond The Locks,” where we highlight men with long hair from different cultures, backgrounds, races and ethnicities, learning about their experiences and perspectives and revealing how long hair contributes to each man’s identity.

There were two bros, 400 square feet and $292. It was called Round Two Creative Group, and it was just a couple of guys figuring out how the hell to run a marketing agency.