A random complaint that no matter how hard you work to develop your personality... style comes first. Or as a friend put it, "If you want people to take a look at your inside, you have to present your outside first."
Which is something I feel is an elemental wrong in this world. But I want to meet some nice girls and style seems to go waaaay far. Same for promotions.
True manshion should be the self-tanned hide of a self hunted deer
edit: With that said, I'll prolly wanna go do my hair first. It's pretty strong, thick and remarkably straight. So nothing that builds on slight hair curl. Any good source that focuses on hairstyles?
I'm going to break this down into two parts here. One, where I think you're wrong. Two, where I'm going to give you tips and such. Here we go:
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Part 1:
You
are right that style goes a long way. People are impressed by you when they can see that you take care of yourself. But honestly, confidence and personality
are the determinate factors here. You could be the best dressed dude at the party, and all of the girls come over to you, but if you have a shit personality they aren't sticking around very long (unless they are attracted to that, in which case you probably don't want them to begin with). You could be the most average dressed dude at the party, but if you have a fucking magnetic personality then you're going to win the hearts and minds of the people there.
An improved style DOES typically lead to an improved sense of self/confidence, however, which is I think where some of this confusion lies. Improve your style, take care of yourself in as many ways as you can, and simply carry yourself with confidence and that's one half of the battle right there.
Also, do this for
you. Improve your sense of style for yourself, not to get girls. Work on yourself and improve your own quality of life, and great things will come to you. Guaranteed. Trust me, I speak from life experience. Style is only one of these factors.
Part 2:
Just google image the style you want. It is remarkable how easy it is to find hundreds of styles that way.
For example, when I was looking for styles a while back, I googled: Men's medium length wavy hair styles.
Then I sifted through all of the images. I've since cut it a bit shorter and made it more my own, but that's a great starting point. If you want to, you can then print out the image and take it to a stylist/salon.
For styling, I think American Crew is the best product I've run into. I shift between forming cream or their wax dependent upon my length.