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post #1 of 20
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greetings friends, i just moved to california and was at a partner's house this past weekend when this man appeared on the television with a magnificent scalp. Since i am new and still in a bit of a culture shock, perhaps some of you can help me describe this haircut for future endeavors. how is this haircut called??

ps: i'm referring to the dark haired man. cheers.

http://media.ufc.tv/i.cfc?method=get...05978316FD.jpg

http://media.ufc.tv/i.cfc?method=get...15ECA3ED66.jpg

http://media.ufc.tv/i.cfc?method=get...C5EE09D5DA.jpg
post #2 of 20
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it appears much shorter here...

post #3 of 20
Lol everyone wants to look like Sexyama
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post #5 of 20
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is he a popular/strong fighter? can you help me with the hair style?
post #6 of 20
Looks like a typical buzzed Japanese middle aged man cut. Name is probably the Oster Clipper No3 Special
post #7 of 20
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Originally Posted by ratboycom View Post
Looks like a typical buzzed Japanese middle aged man cut. Name is probably the Oster Clipper No3 Special

is that the universal name? will the barber know what is the No3 special? What kind of etiquette is it at the shop?should i wash my hair before arriving? gratuity?
post #8 of 20
He was just making a joke. It's a 3 buzz using clippers.
post #9 of 20
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Originally Posted by moco View Post
is that the universal name? will the barber know what is the No3 special? What kind of etiquette is it at the shop?should i wash my hair before arriving? gratuity?

Yes that is the universal name. Most barbers won't know it as the No. 3, it's usually called "the oyster." Try not to make eye contact at the barber shop, this tends to enrage them. Wash your hair before arriving, but only with Selsen Blue Head & Shoulders, it conditions the scalp perfectly for the hair cut. Gratuity should be 20-35%, depending on the strength of the yen and the minimal acceptable amount.
post #10 of 20
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thanks friends! i will try not to embarass myself. now i am off to find a good shop in the los angeles area.
post #11 of 20
moco, just find a good picture of akiyama and say "I want my hair like this." A skilled stylist should be able to recreate it if it's at all possible.

For countless pics of akiyama, google "sherdog sexyama" you should find it.
post #12 of 20
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Originally Posted by turbozed View Post
moco, just find a good picture of akiyama and say "I want my hair like this." A skilled stylist should be able to recreate it if it's at all possible.

For countless pics of akiyama, google "sherdog sexyama" you should find it.

this search will also return results for an overrated, over-hyped jap fighter who stole a fight from a guy w/ better hair.
post #13 of 20
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Originally Posted by turbozed View Post
moco, just find a good picture of akiyama and say "I want my hair like this." A skilled stylist should be able to recreate it if it's at all possible.

For countless pics of akiyama, google "sherdog sexyama" you should find it.

forgive me, but a friend told me it was disrespectful to go in with a photograph and show to barbers. she said it makes them feel inferior and shows the customer does not have faith in the barber's abilities.
post #14 of 20
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Originally Posted by dblb48 View Post
this search will also return results for an overrated, over-hyped jap fighter who stole a fight from a guy w/ better hair.

Try watching MMA next time without believing everything Joe Rogan has to say

http://fightmetric.com/fights/Akiyama-Belcher.html
post #15 of 20
+1 that fight metric site is great
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