Which wrestlers have ruined their hair?

[Burst]

One of the more sensible reasons postulated for Mr. Ziggler's sudden reversion to his natural hair color is that he didn't want his hair to be completely burned off his scalp in a decade, or escalate a potentially receding hairline.

With that said, who all's dyed or otherwise ruined their hair past the point of no return?

Ric Flair is the obvious choice; comparing his flowing locks even from the early 90's to nowadays it's obvious the decades of bleaching have made his aging hair even more corpse-like. What the hell is his natural hair color anyway? I'm not even sure he knows anymore.

Also, wasn't there a diva a while back who had ruined her hair from dying and so requested to lose a hair match so she could grow it back?

[Dave at the Movies]

I'm not so sure bleaching your hair or dying it really hurts it that much. Maybe it use to but I've heard they don't do that anymore due to new technology in hair colorization.


Did you see how I just made a conversation about hair coloring sound smart?

[Allie Kitsune]

I think Bleaching still does, as it thins it out, and still irritates any skin it touches.

Billy Gunn's probably up there on the list of people who've ruined it too.

[I *still* ✡ Johnny]

I seriously cannot tell Ziggler and 90% of the jobbers to midcarders apart now.

Oh, and outside WWE, I am NOT a fan of Raven's short peroxide blonde hair. I like his 90s brown-blonde hair better.

[Greer]

I wouldn't say he's ruined it per say, but I really preferred Cena with full hair over the buzz cut he has now.

[Dave at the Movies]

Apr 27, 2011 14:54:23 GMT -5 Greer said:

I wouldn't say he's ruined it per say, but I really preferred Cena with full hair over the buzz cut he has now.

Hasn't he always had kind of a buzz cut?

I think it'd be cool if he went back to the Prototype hair.

[Savage Gambino]

Not entirely sure, but the woman you're referring to, the one who had to get her head shaved, is probably Roxxi Laveaux.

Also, I'm gonna go ahead and put Hulk Hogan. I dunno whether it's the steroids or the HGH, but that skullet he's been rocking since the 80's is just not what's up. And it keeps going further back!! Soon it's just going to be like a shirt collar of hair resting on the nape of his neck.

[baresolid]

I've never understood why Hogan didn't shave his whole head when it became obvious that nothing good was coming of it. And what about Randy Orton? Have the steroids ruined his head too? Remember the beautiful hair he was sporting in 2004? And Vince McMahon? Since it has grown back it simply hasn't been the same as the great hairstyle he had before he lost that match against Bobby Lashley.

[I *still* ✡ Johnny]

Apr 27, 2011 15:02:57 GMT -5 Dave at the Movies said:

Apr 27, 2011 14:54:23 GMT -5 Greer said:

I wouldn't say he's ruined it per say, but I really preferred Cena with full hair over the buzz cut he has now.

Hasn't he always had kind of a buzz cut?

I think it'd be cool if he went back to the Prototype hair.

WHITE DARREN YOUNG

[baresolid]

Orlando Jordan also had a killer barnet when he was in the WWE.

[Mighty Attack Tribble]

I know it's probably as much natural balding as anything else, but HBK's hair has looked awful since at least 2005.

[mcstoklasa]

Hogans flowing blond locks were destroyed by rampant male pattern baldness. He should have probably just shaved it. However once he was older and more grizzled (his wwe run in 2002) the bald on top, thin white hair round the sides look kind of suited him!

Ric Flair's hair is a funny one. He has always had a marvellous head of hair up until about 3 years ago when it suddenly started balding. Thats weird to me, most guys lose their hair in their 20's/30's yet Flair made it through to 60 with all his hair and then suddenly BAM! His male pattern balding genetics must have just kicked in late.

Many could argue that male pattern baldness was fortitious to Stone Cold. If he never shaved his head due to balding would he have ever looked so badass? It also helps that the shaved head looked better on him than hair.

The same goes for Rock, who ten years ago was clearly rocking a massive fivehead and receeding hairline before he decided to shave it.

Actually when you think about it WWE's three top faces ever, Hogan, Austin and Rock have all suffered from balding.

[Citizen Zero]

Apr 27, 2011 15:38:16 GMT -5 mcstoklasa said:

Hogans flowing blond locks were destroyed by rampant male pattern baldness. He should have probably just shaved it. However once he was older and more grizzled (his wwe run in 2002) the bald on top, thin white hair round the sides look kind of suited him!

Ric Flair's hair is a funny one. He has always had a marvellous head of hair up until about 3 years ago when it suddenly started balding. Thats weird to me, most guys lose their hair in their 20's/30's yet Flair made it through to 60 with all his hair and then suddenly BAM! His male pattern balding genetics must have just kicked in late.

Many could argue that male pattern baldness was fortitious to Stone Cold. If he never shaved his head due to balding would he have ever looked so badass? It also helps that the shaved head looked better on him than hair.

The same goes for Rock, who ten years ago was clearly rocking a massive fivehead and receeding hairline before he decided to shave it.

Actually when you think about it WWE's three top faces ever, Hogan, Austin and Rock have all suffered from balding.

In Ric's case it was probably years of bleaching.

[lovingway]

I remember Chuck Palumbo had hair falling out when he died it

[mcstoklasa]

On the other hand, Triple H and Edge have phenomenal heads of hair for their ages.

[Lila]

Apr 27, 2011 15:20:47 GMT -5 Mighty Attack Tribble said:

I know it's probably as much natural balding as anything else, but HBK's hair has looked awful since at least 2005.

Definately has to do with all the hair products he used to use. He used to dye it quite often so that it wouldn't be too blonde as it can get apparently. Of course he first lost a chunk of hair due to Bret Hart back in 97. It also doesn't help that maybe since returning in 02 that he straightens his hair often.

[Slanted and Enchanted]

Apr 27, 2011 16:57:20 GMT -5 Lila said:

Apr 27, 2011 15:20:47 GMT -5 Mighty Attack Tribble said:

I know it's probably as much natural balding as anything else, but HBK's hair has looked awful since at least 2005.

Definately has to do with all the hair products he used to use. He used to dye it quite often so that it wouldn't be too blonde as it can get apparently. Of course he first lost a chunk of hair due to Bret Hart back in 97. It also doesn't help that maybe since returning in 02 that he straightens his hair often.

In reference to HBK's hair, what's this about Bret Hart and 1997?

[Lila]

Apr 27, 2011 17:06:37 GMT -5 Slanted and Enchanted said:

Apr 27, 2011 16:57:20 GMT -5 Lila said:

Definately has to do with all the hair products he used to use. He used to dye it quite often so that it wouldn't be too blonde as it can get apparently. Of course he first lost a chunk of hair due to Bret Hart back in 97. It also doesn't help that maybe since returning in 02 that he straightens his hair often.

In reference to HBK's hair, what's this about Bret Hart and 1997?

They got into a backstage fight that result in Bret ripping a chunk of his hair out. It never grew back. It's his most noticeable bald spot on the left side of his head.

[baresolid]

Apr 27, 2011 15:44:42 GMT -5 mcstoklasa said:

On the other hand, Triple H and Edge have phenomenal heads of hair for their ages.

Especially for the amount of gear they have both been on at different times.

[Dave at the Movies]

I understand Hogan's hair. The skullet became his trademark. If he shaved that and his patented handlebar mustache no one would recognize him.

I give him credit for being able to fashion that hair for so long. Who would have thought that a guy with a hair cut like that would be able to pull off that image?