Let's dive into the world of Roblox and unlock a popular customization trick: equipping two hairs on your avatar! While Roblox on iPad doesn't offer a direct "equip multiple hairs" button, there's a clever workaround using the web browser. This guide will take you through each step, ensuring you can rock that dual-hair look.
Step 1: Are You Ready to Level Up Your Roblox Style?
Before we begin, make sure your iPad is connected to the internet and you have the Roblox app installed. This method involves switching between the app and a web browser, so a stable connection will make the process smoother.
Step 2: The Essential Browser Bridge: Opening Roblox in Safari (or Chrome!)
This is where the magic begins! The Roblox app on iPad limits certain customization features, but the website version offers more flexibility.
- 2.1: Open Your Preferred Browser: On your iPad, open Safari (the default browser) or Chrome if you prefer.
- 2.2: Navigate to Roblox.com: In the search bar, type
roblox.comand press Enter. - 2.3: Log In to Your Account: You'll be prompted to log in to your Roblox account. Enter your username and password. Make sure you log into the correct account where you want to equip the two hairs!
Step 3: Accessing the Avatar Editor – The Desktop Site Trick
Now, here's the crucial part: getting the desktop version of the Roblox website to load. This gives you access to the advanced avatar editor.
- 3.1: Request the Desktop Website:
- For Safari: Look for the "aA" icon in the top left corner of the address bar. Tap it, and then select "Request Desktop Website."
- For Chrome: Tap the three dots (More) icon in the bottom right corner of the screen. Scroll down and select "Request Desktop Site."
- 3.2: Confirm the Desktop View: The page might refresh, and you should now see a layout similar to what you'd see on a computer. It might appear smaller, but it's essential for our next steps.
Step 4: Entering the Avatar Editor – Your Customization Hub
With the desktop site loaded, you can now access the full avatar editor.
- 4.1: Find the Menu Icon: Look for the three horizontal lines (hamburger icon) usually located in the top left corner of the screen. Tap it to open the navigation menu.
- 4.2: Select "Avatar": From the menu, tap on "Avatar." This will take you to your avatar customization page. Be patient, as it might take a moment to load, especially on a slower connection.
Step 5: Equipping Your First Hair – The Standard Way
You're now in the avatar editor! Let's put on your first hair.
- 5.1: Navigate to "Hair": On the left-hand side (or sometimes across the top, depending on the screen size), you'll see different categories like "Head," "Face," "Torso," etc. Tap on "Hair."
- 5.2: Choose Your Primary Hair: Scroll through your owned hairs and tap on the first hair you want to equip. It should appear on your avatar.
Step 6: The Secret to Dual Hairs: Advanced Options and Asset IDs!
This is the key step! We're going to use the "Advanced" options to equip the second hair.
- 6.1: Locate "Advanced": Below the categories for avatar items (like "Hair," "Shirts," etc.), you should see a small blue link that says "Advanced." Tap on it.
- 6.2: Understanding Asset IDs: A pop-up window will appear with several empty boxes. These boxes are where you'll paste the Asset ID of the second hair you want to equip.
- What's an Asset ID? Every item in Roblox has a unique identification number called an Asset ID. We need to find the ID of your second desired hair.
Step 7: Finding the Asset ID of Your Second Hair – A Mini Adventure!
This step requires a little navigation.
- 7.1: Open a New Tab (Don't Close the Avatar Editor!): Crucially, do NOT close the current tab with your avatar editor open. Instead, open a new tab in your Safari or Chrome browser.
- 7.2: Go to the Roblox Catalog: In the new tab, go to
roblox.com/catalog. - 7.3: Search for Your Second Hair: Use the search bar in the catalog to find the specific hair you want to add. If you already own it, you can also go to your inventory and click on the hair there.
- 7.4: Extract the Asset ID: Once you've found the hair in the catalog (or your inventory), tap on its image to go to its item page. Look at the URL (the web address) at the top of the browser. The Asset ID is the string of numbers right after
/catalog/and before the item's name.- Example URL:
https://www.roblox.com/catalog/123456789/Cool-Hair-Name - In this example, the Asset ID is 123456789.
- Example URL:
- 7.5: Copy the Asset ID: Carefully select and copy only the numbers of the Asset ID.
Step 8: Pasting the Asset ID and Saving Your Look!
You're almost there! Let's combine those hairs.
- 8.1: Return to the Avatar Editor Tab: Go back to the browser tab where your avatar editor is open and the "Advanced" window is visible.
- 8.2: Paste the Asset ID: In one of the empty boxes within the "Advanced" pop-up, tap and hold until the "Paste" option appears. Tap "Paste" to insert the copied Asset ID.
- 8.3: Add More Hairs (Optional): If you want to equip more than two hairs (some items work together, others might clip), you can paste additional Asset IDs into the other boxes.
- 8.4: Click "Save": After pasting the Asset ID(s), click the blue "Save" button at the bottom of the "Advanced" window.
- 8.5: Confirm Your Changes: A pop-up might appear asking you to confirm. Click "Save" again.
Step 9: Verification and Enjoying Your New Look!
- 9.1: Check Your Avatar: Your avatar should now display both hairs! It might take a few seconds to update.
- 9.2: Head Back to the Roblox App (Optional but Recommended): You can now close your browser and open the Roblox app on your iPad. Your avatar should reflect the changes you made on the website.
Congratulations! You've successfully equipped two hairs on your Roblox avatar using your iPad! Experiment with different hair combinations to find your unique style. Some hairs might clip more than others, so trial and error is part of the fun!
10 Related FAQ Questions:
How to find free hairs in Roblox?
You can find free hairs by going to the Roblox Catalog, filtering by "Price (Low to High)," and looking for items with a "Free" tag.
How to remove a hair from my Roblox avatar?
In the Roblox avatar editor (either in the app or on the desktop site), navigate to the "Hair" section and tap on the hair you want to remove. It should unequip.
How to change my avatar's skin color in Roblox?
In the avatar editor, go to the "Body" section and then "Skin Tone" to select different colors.
How to equip hats and accessories in Roblox?
Similar to hair, hats and accessories can be equipped through the avatar editor in their respective categories like "Hats," "Face," "Shoulder," etc.
How to save my avatar's outfit in Roblox?
In the avatar editor, look for the "Outfits" section. You can save your current combination of items as a new outfit for easy switching later.
How to get more Robux to buy hairs in Roblox?
You can get Robux by purchasing them directly through the Roblox app or website, or by earning them through various activities within certain Roblox experiences.
How to wear more than two hairs in Roblox?
Using the "Advanced" option in the desktop avatar editor, you can paste multiple Asset IDs into the provided slots, allowing you to wear more than two hairs if they are compatible.
How to make my own hair in Roblox?
Creating your own hair in Roblox typically requires a Builder's Club (now Premium) membership and knowledge of 3D modeling software like Blender, then uploading it as an accessory to the Roblox platform.
How to troubleshoot if my hairs aren't showing up?
Ensure you copied the correct Asset ID, clicked "Save" in the "Advanced" menu, and that the hairs are compatible with each other. Sometimes, refreshing the page or restarting the Roblox app can help.
How to share my avatar's look with friends?
You can take a screenshot of your avatar in the Roblox app or on the website and share the image with your friends.
