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as long celebrities have some type haircut millenials will follow
as you can see some celebrities like travis kalce , taylor swift boyfriend have buzzcut now he stop it and grow into “normal “ fade haircut . some football player have the back shape like mohawk called burst fade.. or at pandemic era : shaved head, and mullet for korean boyband those millenials will follow . short hair like buzzcut only for “ im bored with my haircut “ ,its just for something new for them  Previous Message
Many of us may remember growing up during the "haircut wars", when young guys wanted to rebel against the conformity of the short-haired establishment, and our fathers. It's become pretty clear within the last couple decades, though, that young men (Millennials and Gen Z) largely prefer -- not only short hair -- but VERY short haircuts nowadays, and get their hair cut far more often than their Boomer or Gen X counterparts. It's not unusual for my Millennial counterparts to get their hair cut every two weeks, which is how often my father's generation would get theirs cut in the 50s and early 60s.
It's funny that, now that long hair is ostensibly more acceptable and free of its political connotations, guys still moved back to fades, parts, buzzes, Ivys, etc. Part of me thinks it's a bit of a backlash against the "gender neutral" movement -- the move to obscure or eliminate distinctions between men and women. I think it's also why a lot of young guys now sports beards. Like short hair, beards are a way for young men to express an unambiguously masculine appearance. There's also a huge gym culture now, and I think the desire to reclaim the masculinity that the previous generation tried to neutralize is a big part of why so many guys hit the gym to get jacked nowadays.
(I kind of wish this would extend a bit further into clothing. I hate the "athleisure" and overly-casual trend in clothing, and would love a return to suits in more casual contexts, or at least slacks and collared shirts/ties.)
I think the youngest (teens, early 20s -- younger Gen Z) are moving in the opposite direction, though, and sporting more flowy, shaggy hair, similar to what we had in the 90s. But Milliennials seems to be sticking to their fades and shorter styles.
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- Short Hair "Won" the "Haircut Wars"... at least for Millennials? - Ryan October 15, 2024, 4:31 pm
- Re: Short Hair "Won" the "Haircut Wars"... at least for Millennials? - BarbershopFan December 14, 2024, 9:55 pm
- as long celebrities have some type haircut millenials will follow - soraandrie October 25, 2024, 8:21 am
- Re: Short Hair "Won" the "Haircut Wars"... at least for Millennials? - Buzzhead October 21, 2024, 10:13 pm
- Re: Short Hair "Won" the "Haircut Wars"... at least for Millennials? - Truck451 October 16, 2024, 10:03 pm
- Re: Short Hair "Won" the "Haircut Wars"... at least for Millennials? - tructon October 16, 2024, 3:56 am
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on October 25, 2024, 8:21 am, in reply to "Short Hair "Won" the "Haircut Wars"... at least for Millennials?"
