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The Telegraph reports that the world’s favorite hermit state is implementing state-sanctioned haircuts for men and women. Women are allowed to choose one of 14 styles; married women are instructed to keep their tresses short, while the single ladies are allowed let loose with longer, curlier locks. (We’re partial to no. 6 on the ladies’ list, which pays homage to the fabulous feathering that dominated so much of 1980s.)

kinaraan....

torotoy ka pa aning panahona.

kini ang angay ni bugsay; ing-ani ang kang hubag, kana kun wa pa siya maopaw.


Men are prohibited from growing their hair longer than 5 cm â€" less than 2 inches â€" while older men can get away with up to 7 cm (3 inches).
Oddly enough, the list falls short of including its young leader Kim Jong Un’s current look â€" a variation on the high-and-tight that may be too much of a power ‘do for North Korea’s non-elite.

hmmm..tiniguwang..

angayan ang mga tblander boys ana, take note.

But hair conformity is nothing new in North Korea. The Daily Mail reports that in 2005 state TV aired a five part series on haircut guidelines for today’s modern socialist lifestyle, and it seems the concept is reemerging under North Korea’s new leader. There are a couple theories as to why this mandate is in place, including that Kim is not a fan of previous styles. Perhaps he just wants to avoid having to grow a pompadour like his father’s.

-from These Are North Korea’s 28 State-Approved Hairstyles
By Courtney Subramanian, http://newsfeed.time.com/

the father
Lim Jong Il's hairstyle


the son
Kim Jong Un's hairstyle

choose any of the following hairstyles, and who knows what could happen to you...


Samoan style

Calamay de Bohol hairstyle

Beckham's Gravity Defying hairstyle

Tujom de Baclajon hairstyle

Multimillionaire hairstyle


Ooops Multimillionaire hairstyle

what a sad country. pati haircut nimo pakialaman pa sa gobyerno.

di didto makasustener ang aydol ni pikoy nga si justin...