abeng
08-11-2005, 10:32 PM
AY NGPAPAKULAY NG BUHOK???
kaya pgdating sa atin alm na galing japan itong mga ito???
jay402c
08-11-2005, 10:43 PM
kasi,maraming binebentang pangkulay ng buhok sa jpn.saka mura at madali nang magkulay ng buhok ngayon.
abeng
08-11-2005, 11:10 PM
ah ganon po ba yon…
pansin ko lng po kasi sa mga ng jajapan
siguro nga po tska uso dito kulay buhok hehehehee
juy
08-12-2005, 12:03 AM
ndi para sabay sa uso ate, try noh din madali namang magpakalbo kung ayaw mo ma! hehehe peace tayo…
crispee
08-13-2005, 09:21 PM
pasingit po:) Di lang pilipina ang nagpapakulay ng buhok. Pati rin mga pilipino. Palagay ko, kaya napapakulay ang iba, para bagong image daw. Ako naman nagpakulay ako last month:D. Hindi para bagong image kundi maki-uso sa mga ibang prends ko. Saka, por eksperyens baga. Mas ok na ngayon ako magpakulay ng buhok kesa gagawin ko lang pag lolo na ko:tongue:
hotcake
08-13-2005, 10:08 PM
AY NGPAPAKULAY NG BUHOK???
kaya pgdating sa atin alm na galing japan itong mga ito???diba hindi lang naman ang galing sa japan ang mga nagpapakulay ng buhok. Kasi iyong friend ko na bumisita sa pinsan niya sa LA nung pag-uwi niya ng Pinas ang hair niya ay kulay red na.
Siguro gusto lang nila ng new image pagdating sa atin. Nagsubok na din akong magpakulay kaso nagsawa na din ako kasi na-realize ko na mas maganda pa rin ang buhok na kulay itim. 
I-try mong magpakulay para malaman mo din ang difference.
Teddy
08-14-2005, 07:07 AM
It’s just like Japanese girls coming back from the U.S. after a long trip tend to look and act more like “American”. Maybe they just want to show off to fellow Japanese girls what they learned over there, I guess:D But that kind of attitude is not very welcomed at home by those who don’t get a chance to go there, only to arouse a great deal of jealousy among them.
stanfordmed
08-14-2005, 09:30 AM
It’s not a big deal coloring or highlighting hair nowadays. Hair color can accentuate or compliment ones feature, style, skin color, just to be trendy or just want a change. There’s even a hair color that is not permanet, washes off after a few hairwash if one wants to experiment on colors. I personally don’t like going to the extreme, like dying hair blonde kung Asian ka naman - hindi bagay. :nono:
Speaking of hair coloring, I need a touch up on mine and possibly a hair straightened, kasi buhok ko medyo naturally wavy and wants it to be straight. Does anyone know of a salon here in Yokohama that has English speaking staff?
It’s just like Japanese girls coming back from the U.S. after a long trip tend to look and act more like “American”. Maybe they just want to show off to fellow Japanese girls what they learned over there, I guess:D But that kind of attitude is not very welcomed at home by those who don’t get a chance to go there, only to arouse a great deal of jealousy among them.Teddy-san,
What do you mean by “act more like American”? Cite an example…
Teddy
08-14-2005, 10:31 AM
Medyo hirap ipaliwanag… Iba nga ang itsura nila… makeup, accessories, speech…atbp. May time ako na na-surround ng maraming kikoku-shijo(people with experience in studying abroad, lalo na sa western countries.), mukha silang lahat ang yung mga casts ng yung american drama na may zip code ng Biverly Hills sa title nya:D
stanfordmed
08-14-2005, 11:03 AM
Medyo hirap ipaliwanag… Iba nga ang itsura nila… makeup, accessories, speech…atbp. May time ako na na-surround ng maraming kikoku-shijo(people with experience in studying abroad, lalo na sa western countries.), mukha silang lahat ang yung mga casts ng yung american drama na may zip code ng Biverly Hills sa title nya:DBeverly Hills 90210
So, is ‘acting American’ good or bad?
Dkid
08-14-2005, 08:27 PM
I think it is because of 1) Economic liberty (and it is so affordable here). 2) Walang pakialaman dito, mabagay man o hindi ang kulay ng buhok mo. 3) trend
Paul
08-14-2005, 10:46 PM
So, is ‘acting American’ good or bad?
That’s easy…bad.
stanfordmed
08-15-2005, 11:55 AM
That’s easy…bad.Ouch, that bites! :bite:
:growl:
docomo
08-15-2005, 01:51 PM
AY NGPAPAKULAY NG BUHOK???
kaya pgdating sa atin alm na galing japan itong mga ito???
… I beg to disagree , mas grabe ang color ng hair ng mga tao sa pilipinas kahit di galing sa Japan o sa ibang country … ma pa middle class or lower class may high light ang buhok … 
Raiden
09-02-2005, 10:22 AM
“When in Rome, Do what Romans Do” ika nga ni Balagtas (not really sure who coined that that phrase though)
But in moderation, not to the extreme na madadaig yung mga “Romans” no.
Here in the U.S., I act American(I’m already one anyway according to a piece of paper) if I’m interacting with Americans or other nationalities. Pero kapag kaharap ko ay Pilipino I act as a Pilipino, lalo na kapag ang kaharap ko ay yung mga bagong salta. I don’t find it satisfying to elevate myself by acting too Americanized in front of them.
With regards to hair color naman, I agree kay Stanfordmed na kung bagay naman eh bakit hindi. The keywords are if it complements your natural features. Just don’t go over board.
Personally, I prefer oriental features from occidental ones, e.g:
- Long straight jet black hair
- Almond shaped eyes
- Silky smooth fair skin
- Small to medium built curvacious bodies
I could list a lot more, kaya lang baka mamarkahang X-rated tung post ko, so I’m gonna stop now.
Dax
09-02-2005, 11:41 AM
How about white people coloring their hair? Say, a black-haired white American dyeing her hair blonde? Ok lang ba sa kanya kung bagay tingnan? 
Or, how about black people with straight blonde hair and blue eyes?
Lately parang dumadami na dito sa Tokyo ang naka colored contacts. Mapapatawad ko pa kung hazel brown (bagay sa Asiano)…pero blue? Green? Ang sagwa tingnan! :yuck:
Personally, I prefer to keep the hair and eye colors I was born with - brownish black hair, and brownish black eyes.
honey
09-02-2005, 11:11 PM
tingin ko sumusunod lang sila sa uso kahit di bagay yun iba naman para daw pumuti ako gusto ko pampatangkad kasi maliit ako e! :biglaugh:
mutya
09-03-2005, 03:05 AM
hey standformed… go to david salon near isezaki mall… if it still open? or try a koren parlor…
houseboy
09-04-2005, 01:05 AM
Napansin ko rin yun…
Hindi kaya nakukuha yun sa cha-a na iniinom nila? Di ba tawag sa wikang Hapon sa kulay na yun ay cha-iro?
piNkAhOLiC
10-05-2005, 06:28 AM
LOL! Natawa ako sa question. Isa ako sa mga yan eh. LOL! Well, I lived & grew up there. Sa school, lahat sila may kulay ang hair, so ako rin kulay ng hair. Hehe. Isa yan sa mga pinagsisisihan ko… Yung buhok ko patay na sa kakakulay! Haha… :noteeth:
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