EPT[Help] Strong hair wax/gel for my delinquent hair - Page 5
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alphablend
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PanoRaMa
United States5069 Posts
I looked all around (irl) and couldn't find many of the products mentioned, I did find "Got 2B Glued" or whatever. It's sticky, and it holds some part of my hair well, but it doesnt hold EVERYTHING together very well. What I do currently is first go through my hair with got 2 b glued and then reinforce it with my normal Gatsby Wax (which is depleting so I hope to find a longterm solution soon). The two combined work a bit better, but its ridiculous to have to buy and use two products in order to get the effectiveness of one product. Anybody have any experience with Aquage Transforming Paste? I was also recommended this by a friend. I can't really find anything in any stores or salons so I'm gonna order some of the products I want off the internet. | ||
intrigue
Washington, D.C9934 Posts
i don't do anything with mine and i let it grow to be kind of long and i guess i'm lucky because i think it looks pretty good - ironically it looks bad when i use gel and stuff on it or have greasy hair. it looks smooth, falls nicely, and is kind of spikey looking around my eyes and ears. the only problem i have is people admitting that they thought i looked really depressed or emo before they got to know me =( having a consistent barber, as someone mentioned, is very important if you want to get a specific look. i've had the same one and same look for almost two years, at 25 dollars a haircut around every three months. the final fantasy and supersaiyan hair is possible: walking by a random barbershop in new york city's chinatown i saw a guy with goku's triangle-spiked hair! the asian guy even had his hair dyed blond and it looks kind of crazy weird on a real person's head X_X but i know it's definitely doable. it was a really well-done copy and i guess is impressive, but the gel cost and maintanence must be insane =) | ||
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Schnake
Germany2819 Posts
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RekcaH
United States190 Posts
Also this is slightly off topic but does anybody know a good conditioner for really really hard and thick hair. | ||
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B1tchesAintSh1t
United States65 Posts
On July 31 2006 15:01 RekcaH wrote: Anybody know where to buy gatsby hair wax online? There aren't really any japanese stores where I live. I saw some on Ebay but shipping was pretty steep and I don't have an ebay account. Also this is slightly off topic but does anybody know a good conditioner for really really hard and thick hair. You could try Semen... and yes I'm serious. | ||
thedeadhaji
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da)incognito
United States512 Posts
spiker® water-resistant styling glue This stuff really is glue, you can apply it wet or dry... easier to apply when your hair is slight dampened though. My bro uses this stuff to get the Super Saiyan 23123 look, like 5 inch spikes. I just use it to spike my hair (nothing crazy) and if i use too much, my hair feels like a helmet. Haven't tried Gatsby though so I can't really compare. | ||
IntoTheWow
is awesome32275 Posts
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IntoTheWow
is awesome32275 Posts
On July 31 2006 15:50 thedeadhaji wrote: mmm, yea i remember reading about some guitarist for a band was using 5-6 differnt gel, mousse, mist, wax, etc to have his hair stick straight up ~_~ X-Japan? | ||
ToKoreaWithLove
Norway10161 Posts
http://www.terencerenati.com/Pages/straight-hold.html I've tried a lot but this is the best gel there is. If you can get it in us, get it. (fairly expensive, I pay about $22 per box, but it lasts a while. | ||
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CapO
United States1615 Posts
anywhere close to either SOHO or 42nd street? edit: no, i don't wanna buy it online. thanks. | ||
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
I personally don't like Gatsby, I like a brand called Uno (by Shiseido), it's a higher quality brand, see if you can find that. | ||
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PanoRaMa
United States5069 Posts
Uno owns | ||
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CapO
United States1615 Posts
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AzureEye
United States1360 Posts
On December 23 2008 15:14 CapO wrote: where can i buy such japanese hair wax products in NYC? halp// There's a shop called Sunrise (if i remember correctly) in Soho. You have to make sure you check out the 2nd floor to look for it though | ||
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CapO
United States1615 Posts
On December 23 2008 15:19 AzureEye wrote: There's a shop called Sunrise (if i remember correctly) in Soho. You have to make sure you check out the 2nd floor to look for it though alright, thanks dude! i will check it out tomorrow heh | ||
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