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Photo by Phoenix Hair Stylist on August 19, 2026. May be an image of one or more people and braids.

Photo by Phoenix Hair Stylist on August 19, 2026. May be an image of one or more people, braids and comb.

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Posted On: August 20th 2026, 03:23 am

freestyle bleach moment on my dawwggg jaythan! his work did not fuck with this but WE DO so that’s all that matters! :D
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#bleachdesign #swag #alternativehair #bleachandtone #buzzedhead

Comments (11)

azsabercat

2 months ago

azsabercat

This is nuts! Great job!!🔥

irishrebel322

2 months ago

irishrebel322

Wait did you do this?

sasha_mcloughlin

2 months ago

sasha_mcloughlin

the big H did not pass the vibe check

jayreyn23

2 months ago

jayreyn23

tragic but we WILL run it back 🙏🏽

elyserangell

2 months ago

elyserangell

Oh HELL yeah

gradykirbs

3 months ago

gradykirbs

Imagine how he be if HE gave a fk abt what his work think!!

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