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DMAXRYNO got his start in the world of masonry and concrete. He had such passion for the field he was compelled to learn more about the other trades, soon becoming a general contractor.

We have existed as a business for eight years and have never faced trials like this. It’s been a street fight, scrapping our way to survival. Now it’s halftime, and that’s all about to change. This is El Moreno with The Longhairs 2022 Status Update.

Born with an inherited eye disorder, Anthony Ferraro has been blind most of his life. He still won 122 high school wrestling matches against sighted opponents in his bid for a New Jersey state wrestling championship.

The effort you’re willing to put into your craft is what you can expect to get out of it, and Wes Horton learned this early in his music career.

You’ve seen The Sloppy Joe, a deliciously disheveled dirty high ball for regular guys, as demonstrated by El Moreno. But if you’re like the hundreds of commenters on YouTube, you want to see the messy bun in slow motion.

In 2021, Ratty Maty knew something was wrong. After months of painful digestion problems and losing weight, he finally learned he had Crohn’s disease, which was even causing hair loss.

Someone else, you say? Marshall Shakro is a longtime regular at The Longhairs HQ, ever since his first visit when he told us why he grows his hair. You know him as the Hair Ties For Guys model, actor, and founder of Homebells.

Put down that 2-in-1, buddy, because we have news for you. You can’t just use any old hair product, and the same hair routine isn’t right for everyone. That’s why now is the time to determine your hair type, the single-most important step you can take to achieve your goals in hair length, look, style, and health.

How do you know when you’ve become a serious hair guy?

Your locks better be on their best behavior because Mannered Manes Founder Trav White has RETURNED to the Let It Ride Podcast for an epic, in-person sequel to his virtual appearance in 2020. His trip to San Diego started a little bumpy, but smoothed out by the time he arrived at the new warehouse.

March 16 is enshrined in our hearts forever, as today with our partners at Children With Hair Loss, we celebrate the 3-year anniversary of The Great Cut.

We’ve had 40 guests on The Longhairs Professional Series, where we interview professional men with lettuce, illustrating success stories and advocating for long hair in the workplace. Each man and his story inspires confidence, and CJ Forse is another standout example.