The Longhairs Library

It’s been one full year since the big hair donation at The Great Cut, where my head was shaved down to the skin. Time has flown by and when I think back to a year ago, I can recall how much fear I was feeling about awkward stage hair.

Here I’m going to show you the best ways to use a headband for awkward stage hair, but first...what makes the awkward stage so awkward?

These out of control sideburns have been my biggest nemesis over the last month. I was aware of this potential threat in my 9 month hair update, but now at just 10 months of hair growth it seems like they've tripled in size.

Does your favorite hat have sweat stains, greasy fingerprints and maybe a little funk? If you’re not sure, it’s probably worse than you think.

After overcoming my 6 month breaking point and implementing the tactics I strong-armed out of El Suavecito, the last few months have passed with relative ease.

After more than six months of hair growth, El Moreno believed he was making strong progress. The satisfaction was short-lived as he soon learned fellow hair donor from The Great Cut and community member El Suavecito has outpaced him by a long shot.

This anti-gravity performance is reaching comical heights as it grows into the atmosphere.

If you're growing a long mane, awkward stage hair is inevitable. As I’m inching towards three months of hair growth, my toes have officially entered the proverbial pool of awkward...so here I'm going to share my best tips for success growing long hair.

It’s been over one month since The Great Cut, where I shaved my head and donated all my hair to Children With Hair Loss. Now, I’m storming back.

Since the beginning it’s been all heart.

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.

Some of you have wanted to get to know El Moreno and El Rubio, the founders of The Longhairs, a little better. We come bearing good news: now, you can.