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Females: I'm all about SP Recovery in green. There's something about that shade of green that just resonates with me. Runner-ups would be Frost Diver and Grand Cross. Least favourite is Prepare Potion (but it's still ahead of a fair number of men's cuts).

Males: Prince style for sure! Encore and Fire Pillar are my runner-ups. Least favourite is Envenom, followed by Executioner and Grimtooth and Guillotine Fist, all of which I dislike more than Prepare Potion.

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Can't speak for the body, but the head sizes... The male and female peds have the same head options. You can have a full "male" head on a female body and have the hair work fine, and vice versa "female" heads on male bodies, yet the male hair works fine.

Final Fantasy 14 is an MMORPG with a lot of hairstyle choices in its character creation, though there are limits depending on your chosen race and gender. If you don't like the default FF14 hairstyles, don't worry; you'll still have tons of additional options that you can unlock in the game through various means.

Once obtained, unique hairstyles can be applied to characters using the Aesthetician at an inn or at your home. Even those who don't like all the current FF14 hairstyles still have hope as more get released with almost every new patch. With that in mind, let's take a look at every unique hairstyle in the game, and how to get them.

Updated December 1, 2023 by Jacob Whaling: A new hairstyle has been added with Patch 6.51, so we've updated this guide yet again. Also, a few hairstyles have become available for Viera and Hrothgar, so we've updated those where applicable.

Released in patch 3.1, these hairstyles appear differently depending on the character's chosen gender. The male version is a brushed sideways look while the female has a bow and ponytail. Unfortunately, the bow is not dyeable.

Once the requirements are completed, the hairstyle can be purchased for 50,000 MGP from the Gold Saucer Attendant prize claim. Only female characters get the bow while male characters are without one.

To get the hairstyle, you'll need to purchase the Alphinaud's Attire set on the Mogstation. This bundle will grant you Alphinaud's original costume and his unique hairstyle, usable by male and female characters.

These three hairstyles can only be acquired by purchasing the Minfilia's, Thancred's, or Y'shtola's Attire bundle from the Mogstation. These bundles include the original character's outfit and hairstyle.

These two hairstyles were created to commemorate the release of Lightning Returns: Final Fantasy XIII. Like Minfilia's hair, this hairstyle is not sold on its own but as part of a bundle in Snow's and Lightning's Attire on the Mogstation.

By purchasing the Aymeric Attire bundle from the Mogstation, you can get the Master and Commander hairstyle. This bundle comes with Aymeric's unique outfit and hairstyle, and can be used by both male and female characters.

Sharlayan Rebellion is strikingly similar to the Sharlayan Studies hairstyle, which makes sense, considering these hairstyles are based on Alisaie and Alphinaud's hairstyles, respectively. Despite their similarities, Sharlayan Rebellion is a separate hairstyle that must be purchased from the Online Store, but it is also included in the Brand-new Alisaie's Attire costume set from the Online Store.

Hair Styles are cosmetic collectibles. Some hairstyles can be worn by all races, others are restricted to specific races. The horns and feathers on Argonian hairstyles tend to be taller on male Argonians than on female Argonians.

The Anterior Antlers are available from the character creation screen or as part of the Cosmetic Pack: Hair Styles for 010001,000 . It's a unisex hairstyle that can only be worn by Argonians. The horns are longer on male Argonians.

Available from the character creation screen or as part of the Cosmetic Pack: Hair Styles for 010001,000 . Can be worn by all Argonians. On female Argonians, the horns are smaller and more curved inwards, while the spines clustered on the skull are curved forward. On male Argonians, the spines stand up straighter and the horns are larger and curved more broadly.

Available from the character creation screen or as part of the Cosmetic Pack: Hair Styles for 010001,000 . Can be worn by all Argonians. The horns on the side of the head are curved more broadly and are longer on male Argonians.

The Feathered Headdress is available as an Epic-level reward in the Storm Atronach Crown Crates. It is a unisex hairstyle that can only be worn by Argonians. Like the horns and plumage found in most default hairstyles, the feathers will match your hair color.

The Feathered Kelp-Scalp is available as a Superior-level reward in the Wild Hunt Crates. It is a unisex hairstyle that can only be worn by Argonians. The spines stand up further on male Argonians. This hairstyle is a more colorful version of the Fine Upstanding Spines.

The Lizard Rhinoceros is available in the Crown Store for 00500500 . It is a unisex hairstyle that can only be worn by Argonians. The taller horn is in the front for male Argonians, and in the back for female Argonians.

The Magenta Rainbow Hair is available as an Epic-level reward in the Dwarven Crates. It is a unisex hairstyle that can be worn by characters of any race. The feathers are taller on male Argonians than they are on female Argonians.

The Misanthropic Lycanthrope is available as an Epic-level reward in Sovngarde Crates. It is a unisex hairstyle that can be worn by all races. The feathers on the front of the hairstyle stand up slightly further on male Argonians than on female Argonians.

The Ragged Royal Page Cut is available in the Crown Store for 00400400 . It is a unisex hairstyle that can be worn by characters of any race. The feathers are taller on male Argonians than they are on female Argonians.

The Seafarer's Crowning Trim is available as a Superior-level reward in Nightfall Crates. It is a unisex hairstyle that can be worn by characters of any race. The feathers in the front are taller on male Argonians than they are on female Argonians.

The Standing Flame is available as an Epic-level reward in the Flame Atronach Crates. It is a unisex hairstyle that can be worn by characters of any race. The feathers are taller on male Argonians than they are on female Argonians.

Barbers in the game are available to the player from the start and do not need to be unlocked with any missions. All haircuts and other options are purely cosmetic and do not impact gameplay in any way. The selection of cosmetic options is greatly expanded upon, with barbers now offering other items alongside hairstyles and beards, such as eyebrows, face paints, contact lenses, make-up, and more. Subsequent content updates have further increased the available selection, and some have introduced items available only on special occasions, such as the ones added with the Independence Day Special update. While most items are available to both sexes, some are exclusive to one.

I believe that if you could accomplish this variety with RDR2 Online, then it's only fair the GTA side of your playerbase gets the opportunity to experience this same number of choices in hairstyles to customise our characters.

I am male, and I feel much more uncomfortable about being seen nude and/or touched in a "personal" way by women than by men. For example, I was quite uncomfortable with the idea of a sort of genital examination being done on me by a man, but I had been much less (psychologically) uncomfortable when a similar examination was done on me by a woman. I know it was just a medical procedure, but it is still my "personal area" and I don't want other men invading my "personal area"!

Does anyone know of a good, browsable online database of male hairstyles? I've searched quite a few but they are pretty poor with little information and no catagorising. I thought the internet would give many answers but a fairly simple search is proving quite difficult!Thanks in advance --Bearbear 20:36, 21 June 2007 (UTC)Reply[reply]

The head, probably dating to the end of the fifth century BC, presents the usual formal features of Severe-style sculpture, such as the heavy jaw and the hairstyle with broad distinct locks of hair arranged over the forehead and combed in a roll just suggested behind the nape of the neck. The same distinctive linear style appears in many other Severe-style works from Sicily and Magna Graecia dating from the fifth century to the first half of the fourth century BC.1 In sculpture, this type of hairstyle is reminiscent of the figure of Actaeon in the metope of the Temple E at Selinunte, the marble ephebe from Agrigento, and the bronze ephebe of Selinunte from 470 BC, and it is also comparable in the Attic context to the ephebe attributable to Kritios from Athens.2 In small statuary, the tightly rolled puff at the nape of the neck, present also on female heads (see cats. 9 and 10), can be found in numerous small bronzes and, with an especially calligraphic rendering, is very common in various coroplastic types of the Severe style.3 The evolution of hairstyles can also be traced in coins of southern Italy and Sicily from the fifth century BC.4 2351a5e196