So I Think That I Wanna Get A New Hairstyle What Would You Guys Recommend

I am an Indian teen guy, and my hair is becoming white. What can I do to get rid of it?

I got my first white hair at age 15, so I think I have some idea how you feel. By the time I was 21 I had a fair number of white hairs scattered over the top of my head, where they were quite obvious to everyone, and over the years I got more and more. Now at age 58 the topmost layer of my hair is almost entirely white although I still have some black hairs underneath, especially at the back of my head.Here is what my hair looks like:If you have just a few white hairs you can ignore them (my college roommate plucked hers out with a tweezer, not recommended), but ultimately you have three choices: you can shave your head, you can dye your hair for the next 30-50 years, or you can accept and embrace your white hair.I began to dye my hair in my late 30s and continued for seven years. Eventually it just became such an annoyance that I decided I had to stop. When you dye your hair you have to start worrying about things like roots: how many weeks has it been since you applied dye? Are your roots showing? If I go on a business trip for two weeks do I need to move up my touchup schedule to attend to those roots before I go, or should I wait until afterwards and go on a business trip with white roots showing? Etc.Frankly I found it exhausting. I wanted to just live my life.But once you start dyeing your hair it is hard to stop. If you just stop cold you get a kind of skunk stripe down the top of your head as your roots grow out, and it takes months and months (if you keep your hair short) for the color to become even all over your head. What I did was go to a salon for "corrective color" - they bleached my hair thoroughly and then conditioned it and gave me blonde highlights. I lived with that for nine or ten months before my natural silver color grew out completely.So those are your choices. I recommend just letting it grow in and embracing it. White hair can be beautiful. I like mine a lot and I get a lot of compliments on it. Good luck!

As a guy, is it OK to tell the hairdresser to cut any style that suits me?

Thanks for the A2A. It's only in my wheelhouse because I've witnessed the manifold horrors of this strategy play out for my boys. As "Anonymous" down below detailed with infinite brilliance, there are often tears involved when we give our barbers carte blanche. There have been the bowl cuts, the Beatles cuts, the "Dumb and Dumber..."the "Christopher Robin" (below)...There were two years running of the Bieber, and then many, many mall mishaps best described as the Billie Jean King (also known as "Tiger Blood" (see below)Probably the most memorable so far was the "What the f&ck did you do to their sideburns?"Unless you really know and trust your stylist—or know that s/he's a well-reputed wizard who effortlessly pairs customers with the cut that most flatters their features, I strongly recommend coming in armed with at least a somewhat prescriptive idea for you haircut. May the Force be with you.