the worst haircut

Yes, I guess that is the worst hair cut I ever had. Way back in my high school days when we had our ROTC trainings. But it's not really a big concern for me since all of us (in our batch) wore military hair cut. An advantage of it is, less maintenance and you don't need shampoo. hehehe...

I just love that military cut! I have a skinhead myself and I'm so comfortable with it. You don't have to brush it, you don't have to stick that grease on it and also, it drys quicker after a shower. I know what you mean though as regards school! I used to have the same cut that I have now and I used to be called spamhead! I personally think that the worst cut to have nowadays is anything in relation to really long hair! It looks so messy and untidy. You have to pay a fortune on hair grease too! Winter is just arriving now and I'm starting to feel cold up top! That's the only negative thing about it for me though. Andrew

It is not cute to look at on some people but since, "semi-kal" is already an in thing, it's actually unnoticeable nowadays. except for the super high and think sides which a bit exaggerated. now, since you're done with ROTC, you can now enjoy the haircut that you like.

I agree with you jaymez. It is really the worst haircut. I experienced that when I was in college during our ROTC. I really don't like it. According to the officers, it's very neat and nice to look at. They are all telling a lie. Actually, the officers don't like it. I know.

Everone has their own ideas ,and your eyes will change as time goes by.in my memory ,I ever have a terrible haircut,some place if flat ,some is tortile.

Hey, i agree with you that the worst haircut in my life is my army cut when i was enlisted into army, basically we need to shave all of our hair to bald head when we just enlist into army, which means having a new start in other words. When my friends first saw my haircut, they laugh at me too but soon they got used to it and no longer make a fuss out of it. as for now, i like to keep my hairshort.

Well I guess everybody feels the same way you do way back then when i was in your age. What is worst is that you are being forced to have that kind of haircut which makes it more resistant to do. Well now that I have passed those days I find the cut rather okay now. I would not have it though but then when I see one I find it rather nice to see.

Well, that is a part of college life... the military cut for men... but in my opinion... it doesn't look that bad... i think it looks clean and neat... and that those to teased you doesn't have anything good to do... But now that you are no longer in that training... you can grow your hair long... and groom it anyway you like...

Yeah, I remember back in college when I was enrolling for this CMT (Cadet Military Training), I had two consecutive haircuts in one day because the officer liked it to be ridiculously high blend on the sides (first I had a "2 by 3" then I ended up with a "3 by 4"...to my disgust). I was a butt of joke then by my friends. They were always asking if I have already beaten up the barber or if he was still alive. Hahaha.

i used to not like military haircut but it changed as i grew older. i actually find it sexy. lol. i think the worst haircut is like a mohawk but then the sides of the head are shaved.

Well, there's no such thing as a worst haircut that applies to everybody. It depends on the shape of your face and the built of your body. the worst is when you wear a hair cut that doesn't fit you. it will affect the way you dress, it would even affect your confidence. And worse is when you would look like the opposite gender. (",)

Well it was the worse. It was neat and clean, but for the first few days it feels funny to have the sides of your head shaved and have fabric like curtain stick to it. Luckily my hair grows fast and within a week it's like it wasn't shaved anymore much to the consternation of my officers although they couldn't do anything about it. They couldn't order me to have it cut before the inspection's over and inspection is done only once a month. I had a skinhead before, but I didn't mind the ridicule because I felt comfortable with it.