How do you say bad hair cut in Filipino dialects?

There isn't one single phrase for "bad haircut" in Filipino dialects, as it depends on the specific dialect and level of formality. Here are some options, ranging from casual to more formal:

Casual:

* Pangit ang gupit mo. (Tagalog) - Literally translates to "Your haircut is ugly."

* Grabe ang gupit mo! (Tagalog) - "Your haircut is terrible!"

* Para kang sinaksak sa ulo! (Tagalog) - "You look like you got stabbed in the head!" (more humorous)

* Di maganda ang pagkagawa ng buhok mo. (Tagalog) - "Your hair isn't done well."

* Naka-gulo ang buhok mo. (Tagalog) - "Your hair looks messy."

More Formal:

* Hindi maganda ang pagkakagupit ng buhok mo. (Tagalog) - "Your haircut isn't done well."

* Hindi bagay sa iyo ang gupit na iyan. (Tagalog) - "That haircut doesn't suit you."

Regional Variations:

* Hala, ang pangit sa gupit mo! (Cebuano)

* Naka-gulo ang buhok mo! (Bikol)

* Di maganda ang pagkagawa ng buhok mo. (Ilocano)

Remember that the most appropriate way to say "bad haircut" will depend on the context and your relationship with the person you're talking to. It's always best to be polite and avoid being too harsh, especially if you're unsure about the other person's feelings.