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Ten years ago if you’d have asked me what’s a split end, I’d woulda told ya it’s the guy on the football field running deep post routes and blocking downfield.

Taking it back to BLOG POST #3, published December 12, 2014, the day The Longhairs was announced to the world. On this day in history we (re)launched our website with three published posts and hosted our inaugural Long Manes & Candy Canes.

...at the Premiere Show in Orlando, when a man approached our booth with perfectly manicured dreadlocks down to his waist.

Many of you have wondered how long El Moreno has been growing his hair. Truth is, at the time of this publication it’s been over six and a half years. But rather than reach for terminal length, he’s opted to live in a consistent mid-long range for the past several years.

First let me introduce myself, I am in my fifties, going grey and growing my hair out.

Keeping your three strands separate can be challenging when learning to braid. I’ve found a way to make it easier for beginner braiders and even trained twisters.

As you run your brush through your marvelous mane, you notice some of its beloved members suddenly detached from your head and tangled in your brush: hair shedding.

International Women's Day is celebrated on March 8 every year. Commemorating the movement for women's rights, it’s a global day for celebrating the achievements of women, remembering past struggles, and advancing gender equality.

We’ve gotten a fair bit of comments, questions, reviews and opinions about Hair Ties For Guys™.

Here is just one example of what lies in wait when you're in late phase awkward stage hair...

With all it’s excellence, long hair requires a little more effort and maintenance.

The Longhairs have created a community, a place where men with long hair can go for advice, support and connection. This community allows men to fully embrace what it means to have long hair and seek information on how to maintain it.