The recently
held UAAP cheer dance competition once again showed that Iskolars ng Bayan are not afraid to make a statement – a hair
statement. But it is not only every UAAP that UPians display different kinds of
locks. Whether it is a straight or wavy for boys or bold colored hair for
girls, hairstyles often display ones personality. Here are some examples of how
UP students strut their locks.
1.Kick-ASS 2
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| Basti Penayes III |
“My hair is long and messy and has two
kick-ass parts: the raven black smooth and silky outer layer and rough vibrant
dyed inner layer for rocking.”
Basti has a gently
layered hairstyle around the face while keeping volume at the ends. He maintains his hair by taking a bath daily with Head N Shoulders
shampoo and Dove conditioner and participating in Palmolive’s no comb
revolution.
2. Long-haired
dude
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| Archie Benedicto |
“Honestly, I don’t really attend to my hair.
People say that my hair is silky, straight and smooth. It is thick, but not too
thick. Some strands have become wavy.”
You may have a firm grasp of the benefits of
the smooth, straight, and sleek hairstyles.. This long style features a clean,
soft cutting line that graduates from the mid-back at its longest point. The
heavy black color creates a shimmering canvas at the hair. The ends of the hair
are with a razor-cut texture and lie gently the back.
3. The Long in the Middle Hairstyle
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| Gelo Arcaya |
“It is soft and dry.”
The style of the
hair is cut in Mawhalk but the middle part were kept long and wavy. The tip of
the hair remains at a straight cut.
“I maintain my hairstyle by doing good in
class and studying well, loving my friends and family especially my mom, trust
and love God. Above everything, take a bath two times a day and apply shampoo
three times a week.”
4. Ombre
“I like my golden brown hair because its my self expression of fashion and individuality.”
4. Ombre
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| Licah Ligutom |
5. Chameleon
“My hair is like a mood ring. I like changing its color from time to time.”
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| Rocelle Cadavos |
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