[ SECRET POST #4134 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4134 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The only time Loki's hair looked good and not like an obvious wig was the first Thor. Wish they went back to that, the combination of longer hair with a receding hairline is nagl. I feel like I'm alone on thinking this because fandom belief seems to be the longer the hair, the more automatically prettier the guy is.

[(Anonymous)]

Meh I preferred Thor with the long hair. Hemsworth is gorgeous either way, though. I presumed Loki's hair grew more mattered in every movie to represent his mindset.

I'm confused about the 'receding hairline' for Loki??? I never noticed. Doesn't Tom Hiddleston wear a wig? Or do they attach to his natural hairline? Regardless, Tom Hiddleston's hair is looking great atm as he's grown it out to display its natural curls. If its receding, it's minimal.

Also, I think it's really rude to point out men's receding hairlines. Talking about whether the wigs work for the characters is one thing. Men tend to be really sensitive about their hair (or the losing of it). To me, it's the equivalent of talking about a woman putting on weight. Not cool