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Yo longhairs! Opening Day is upon us and that can only mean it’s time for walk-off grand slams, fans in the stands, and stacked squads with big plans.

BMX pro Ratty Maty takes a few minutes to rip some lines and explain the designs behind his signature, custom-designed Hair Ties For Guys collection, The Bike Life.

Wouldn’t you know it? Right there at Adams Avenue Bicycles in San Diego (recommended so highly by El Moreno I drove all the way from Ocean Beach)...I met BMX pro Ratty Maty.

What’s up my fellow longhairs?! The name’s El Spencerino and I’m fortunate to be the newest addition to an already-solid group of dudes. Just like you, I’m a huge fan of what The Longhairs stands for and I’m stoked to be enjoying the ride.

March 16, 2019, or 3/16/19 as we affectionately call it, is a day that will live forever in history. Here in 2021 it’s the 2-year anniversary of The Great Cut.

You would remember Sean Horton’s work from An Historic Hair Day, which is since remembered as the finest gathering of longhairs since The Great Cut.

If you’re reading this, you already know: it’s Hair Whip Wednesday. Part of The Longhairs' core focus is to celebrate long hair on men, and what better way to celebrate than dedicating one day every week to a classic longhair signature move: the hair whip.

We set out to gain a better understanding of Black History Month. In doing so we reconnected with California Jones, who invited some of his boys who might be willing to offer black men’s perspectives, direct and unadulterated.

Photo Creds to Lee English at A.B.S.T.R.A.C.T. Photography, specializing in street lifestyle, professional headshots and corporate photography.

Here at The Longhairs we publish content about growing our hair to donate and charity hair-cutting events and world records and everything you might conceive about cutting and donating hair. But what if you’re saying to yourself, ‘I don’t want to cut my hair?’

I used to wear a goatee, but for the last year it’s just been the mustache, so I didn’t notice anything at first. However, when I wouldn’t shave for a few days, I started to see little round patches where no hair was growing. I didn’t realize it at the time, but I had developed a condition called alopecia barbae.

“...we might need to clean this up,” it might be time to trim your neck hair and sideburns.