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8 Things Pinoys Do When They See Someone With Unnaturally Colored Hair

  • Posted on Jun 4, 2018Apr 16, 2021
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  • Jerica Chingcuangco
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It’s not often we see Pinoys with unnatural colored hair, even in local showbiz (though the number has been growing in recent years if Instagram hashtags and the availability of unnatural colored hair dye online and in physical stores are anything to go by). Here are a few things that Pinoys do when they see someone with unnaturally colored hair out and about in the Metro.

Aside from staring, of course.

8. They yell “Yeng!” in public

A post shared by Yeng Constantino (@yeng) on Oct 17, 2017 at 3:17am PDT

Loudly and sometimes repeatedly, just in case you didn’t hear it the first time. Because everyone who dyes their hair a different color is THE Yeng Constantino.

 


7. They touch your hair, and then ask “Pwede pahawak?”

A post shared by Cath Quintos (@cathquintos) on May 25, 2017 at 12:09am PDT

Whether it’s officemates (way to maintain professional boundaries there) to people you literally have just met (agad agad?!), there will be hair touching, often without permission. Sometimes people do ask permission, but they never wait for a reply. There must’ve been a memo where colored hair is public property.

 

6. They ask, “Wig ba yan?”

A post shared by Ashley Gosiengfiao 🐺🌙 (@ashlili) on Jan 1, 2018 at 1:01am PST

It’s like, the concept of a person coloring their hair with something that isn’t brown or blonde is so inconceivable, it just has to be a wig.

Also: “Nagcocosplay ka ba?”

 

5. They say, “Sinisira mo buhok mo.”

Via Imgur

If this came from a fellow hair enthusiast, it’d be easier to acknowledge but… the people who say this usually aren’t. So, just to put it out there: when people dye their hair with unnatural colors, they do end up knowing a little bit more about how to care for it.


4. They ask if you are friends with [insert name of other person they know who has colored hair]

A post shared by Jennifer Camintoy-Lopez (@jencamintoy) on Jan 12, 2017 at 2:38am PST

Pinoys do love their connections. All Pinoys who have unnaturally colored hair belong in one big group chat and they gather once a month under the light of the moon to pray for their roots to hold off growing until they’ve maximized their current hair color.

 


3. They use you as a Location

A post shared by jerica (@jerchingcuangco) on Apr 22, 2016 at 8:54pm PDT

Meeting up with your barkada in a crowded place? No problem, they just need to look for the person with the neon pink hair.

 

2. They randomly stop you for no other reason than to compliment your hair

A post shared by Sexy Megan (@djsexymegan) on Jul 15, 2017 at 9:03pm PDT

In a culture where people don’t generally engage in small talk with strangers (outside of your friendly neighborhood Starbucks barista), this is actually pretty cool. And confidence boosting.

 

1. They say, “Mas maganda yung [insert other hair color] mo dati.”

Via Giphy

Bish, who asked you?

 

What comments do you get? Tell us below!


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