What kinda job wont care about dyed hair?

the only thing holding me back from getting a job is i wont be able to dye my hair....

so i was thinking what job allows it/doesnt care?

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Permalink Reply by Surfbat on September 12, 2010 at 3:28pm

I bought this one, since I had a short, blonde pixie before I got my mohawk, so this is a kinda believable choice for me. I like it. http://cgi.ebay.com/Short-Light-Blonde-Bangs-Cosplay-Costume-Party-... With shipping it's almost $20.

This one is just short of $20, a blonde/red mix (long though): http://cgi.ebay.com/Beautiful-long-blonde-mixed-red-womens-health-h... . I want this one, by the same seller : http://cgi.ebay.com/2010-Sexy-long-fashionable-womens-hair-wig_W0QQ...

Everything this seller has is $21 - 23; some decent ones are within the mix, most of them are super long and curly though, which are a pain to maintain. http://clothing.shop.ebay.com/Womens-Accessories-/4251/i.html?_trkp...

I like this seller a lot--multiple pictures with everything, everything $21 - 23, no shipping.. some are more realistic then others, but http://clothing.shop.ebay.com/Womens-Accessories-/4251/i.html?rt=nc... I am partial to this one http://cgi.ebay.com/Synthetic-Medium-Wavy-Womens-Full-Fashion-Wigs-... and this simple black-ish one http://cgi.ebay.com/Darkest-Brown-Hair-Long-Straight-Womens-Full-Wi...

It's hard picking out a wig if you're only going by a seller's picture.. I associate wigs with blunt bops, and super-shiny hair strands.. as long as it appears to be a bit on the duller-side, and has some dimension/layers with the cut, I think that's a safe bet to go with on ebay if you want something close to natural-looking.

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Permalink Reply by freak27 on September 12, 2010 at 3:36pm

wows..... it would be so weird to wear a wig at the age of 18....eh but if thats what a mohawkgirl has got to do i will

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Permalink Reply by Revolutionary Faggot on September 14, 2010 at 2:21pm

awesome, thanks

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Permalink Reply by Thomas on October 9, 2010 at 10:46pm

I believe that there are actually a lot of entrepreneurial companies around who don't care if you have a mohawk or coloured hair. Especially in more creative fields, like IT, internet, advertising, marketing, the attitude towards dress codes is much more relaxed.

My company also hires people with colored hair and mohawks; we have 5 people with a hawk, the majority of our people have piercings, and people dress alternative (yet sharp); if I interview somebody, being different is actually a plus for me.

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Permalink Reply by §̸̧̰̥̖̮́ͥ̋͢♅ͨ☭ͤ̾̃0░இ5ঊ◍6๑≴4থ⅋§ on October 10, 2010 at 3:57am

From what I've seen:

places that are for alternative subcultures (head shops, goth shops, sex shops, etc) and locally owned businesses that are owned by someone who doesn't care about such a thing. Oh yes, also any job in which you wouldn't have direct contact with customers (factory jobs, warehouses, etc)

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Permalink Reply by freak27 on October 10, 2010 at 1:28pm

sweet thanks guys.
you are a alot of help.
thank you soo much!

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Permalink Reply by ┌x┐ • •┌x┐Pots Pots Pots on October 13, 2010 at 9:23pm

*trashdigger, pimp, drug dealer, prostitute, musician, beggar, promoter, fighter, shroomfarmer, weed grower, methlab, college professor, hairstylist, tatoo artist, artist, graphic designer, armwrestler, sperm donor,

you could always OWN your own business, My godmother's brother was a chiropractor with a huge, pink mohawk and a chain from his nose.