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Should I stick with slicked back or curtains?

I made a post in another sub called ‘am I ugly?’ Dozens of people commented that I don’t suit a slicked back hairstyle. I know I have a high forehead. I didn’t think that would matter too much. However, apparently the haircut is unflattering. I work in an office and all the men I work with have slicked back haircuts.

The first three photos attached of me having slicked back hair. The next three are me trying to see what I would like look like with curtains. The last picture is my old unruly hair.

Any feedback will be warmly appreciated.

u/EquipmentArtistic92 — 8 days ago
▲ 3 r/HairStyleAdvice

Does my slick back hair look ok? I’m thinking next time I will get the sides trimmed a little more.

I got my a hair cut a month ago. My hair used to always be messy and unruly. I decided to tidy it up a bit so that I would look more presentable in the office. The slick back style was recommended to me- so that is what I went for.
These pictures were taken 8 hours after applying product so the hold isn’t as strong as it usually appears.

u/EquipmentArtistic92 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/Pomade

I have a slick back haircut. I use Reuzel clay matte pomade. It provides a medium hold. I like the way my hair looks once applying the clay- it looks natural and not greasy. Someone even commented to me, “your hair must naturally fall back, I wish my hair did that”. However, the effect fades after a couple of hours. I have to keep brushing it back as the hair falls to the side. It looks like I have curtains and people compared the look to Leonardo Dicaprio’s haircut in the 1990s.

I don’t want a greasy and wet look, I want natural and effortless. I want the look of the clay pomade but a stronger hold.

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u/EquipmentArtistic92 — 19 days ago