Lorene Melone
How To Style Multiple Hairs on Roblox Mobile in 2025 for iPhone and Android
Okay, so if you’re into customizing your Roblox avatar, you might’ve noticed that the mobile app doesn’t natively support layering multiple hairs, no matter how much you wish it did. But here’s the thing—there’s a sneaky workaround that lets you kinda cheat your way into wearing more than one hair piece at the same time. Not totally straightforward, but if you follow this, you can get some interesting layered looks, even if Roblox doesn’t officially support it. Just a heads up: it’s a mix of copying links, messing with advanced settings, and applying some bit of a hack—so don’t expect perfection. Still, it’s fun to experiment and makes your avatar stand out a bit more.
How to Wear Multiple Hairs on Roblox Mobile
Method 1: The Link-Paste Hack in Avatar Customization
This thing is kind of weird, but it works because Roblox basically doesn’t restrict you from applying the same accessory twice if it’s added through its link system. The catch? It only works if you find the right hair links and know where to paste them. When done right, it tricks the game into loading multiple hairs on your avatar. The tough part is, Roblox’s app doesn’t have a built-in way to do this, so you need to get creative with copying links and using the advanced menu.
Step-by-step for layering hairs:
- Open the Roblox app and head to your avatar customization menu, which is usually accessed through this path: Settings > Avatar > Head and Body > Hair. On some setups, it’s simply in the Avatar editor itself.
- Pick the first hairstyle you want and apply it normally. Then, find the second hairstyle you want to layer. To do that, press and hold on the second hair in the catalog and choose Copy Link Address or similar if that option pops up (depends on your browser or app version).
- This copied link points to the asset. It’s kind of messy, but that link is what you’ll use for the layering trick.
- Now, go back to your avatar editing and open the Advanced section, often in the context menu or under some developer options—if you can’t find it, you might need to enable developer mode via a setting or just experiment with the menu.
- Inside that, there should be a field to input a link or asset ID. Paste the link here—just tap and hold in the field, then select Paste.
- Click Save. Sometimes you might have to repeat this, or redo the application, but if everything went right, your avatar should now show multiple hairs layered together.
Sounds like a lot, but on some devices, it takes a few tries to get it right. Occasionally, the app glitches and the hairs don’t show up immediately. Restarting the app can help, or sometimes you need to redo the whole process.
Method 2: Editing Roblox Files (if you’re feeling brave)
Here’s where it gets a little more technical—if you’re into jailbreaking or rooting your device, you could theoretically mess with Roblox’s files or use third-party tools to inject multiple hair assets directly into your avatar. Not recommended unless you know exactly what you’re doing, but it’s definitely something that works on PC (using exploits or mods). For mobile, it’s just way more cumbersome and risks messing up your account.
Extra Tips & Troubleshooting
- Double-check that your copied link actually points to a valid hair asset. You can test it by pasting it into a browser and seeing if Roblox’s asset page opens up.
- If the hairs appear distorted or not layered correctly, try removing one and reapplying or redoing the link copying process.
- Sometimes, it’s all about timing. If the app hangs during the process, force close it (through Recent Apps or Power + Volume Up), then try again from scratch.
- Be cautious with links—if you’re grabbing them from untrusted sources, it could mess with your account security. Stick to trusted hair catalogs or community repositories like [Roblox Wikia](https://roblox.fandom.com/wiki/Roblox_Wiki) or similar.
Wrap-up
Honestly, this is a bit of hacky workaround, but it’s kind of a game-changer for mobile avatar customization. It’s not perfect, and sometimes the hair doesn’t blend seamlessly, but it works enough to get unique layered looks. Just remember: it’s a bit fiddly, and Roblox might tighten restrictions in future updates, so enjoy it while you can.
Summary
- Use the avatar customization menu to access hair options
- Copy the link of the second hair style you wanna layer
- Paste that link into the advanced settings (if available)
- Save and see if it layers correctly—restart if necessary
- Be careful with links and avoid shady sources
Final thoughts
This whole layered hair thing is kinda like hacking your avatar’s look; might not be officially supported, but it adds a splash of personality. It’s kind of impressive how Roblox’s system allows some wiggle room for this stuff. If it gets one update that supports layered accessories directly, it’ll be even easier. Until then, happy experimenting—if you’re into that kind of thing. Fingers crossed this helps someone skip a few hours of frustration!