Hair Products

[steamboat808]

Hey guys.  Is this pomade below or some kind of hair cream or wax or something else?

I'm getting this cut ASAP and the help would be appreciated.  Thanks.

 

 

 

 

[conqueror]

it looks like it could be semen or something natural like that.

[steamboat808]

I understand you have a lot of experience with that product in your hair, mouth, etc.  Thanks for the advice.

[aymerikmd]

well 1. start using conditioner.

 

 

or 2. chi infusion

 

 

 

i use a generic brand that's similar to this. CHI is kinda expensive, but it does control frizzy/dry hair.

 

 

finally i just began using olive oil 1-2 times a week and it worked great. plus its cheap

[mr.invincible]

finally i just began using olive oil 1-2 times a week and it worked great. plus its cheap

 

how do you use the olive oil?

 

also if you have thin hair, let me know if the olive oil helps thicken your hair. 

[aymerikmd]

you just take olive oil put in the microwave 45 seconds then put in your hands and apply to your hair, massage the scalp then put everywhere, take about 10 min. let the olive oil stay for 30 min in your hair then wash - rinse hair. yeah i have really thin hair, doesnt thicken really, just add more shiny and stop the dryziness

[easily drawn offsides]

can anybody describe what shu uemura products are like? my birds nest needs tamed

[swooc]

are heavy wax content pomades still king for hold? i want to stray away from classic pomade brands and onto something more in the realms of salon hair products. anything out there worth mentioning? the hanz de fuko sponge wax looks to be a good contender. but i'm worried about hold since it's a water based product.

using goon grease atm and like it very much. but i'd like a bit more hold.

Edited April 23, 2015 by swooc

[The_Pomp.]

are heavy wax content pomades still king for hold? i want to stray away from classic pomade brands and onto something more in the realms of salon hair products. anything out there worth mentioning? the hanz de fuko sponge wax looks to be a good contender. but i'm worried about hold since it's a water based product.

using goon grease atm and like it very much. but i'd like a bit more hold.

 

(late reply) yes. if you want something that's still malleable, then wax-based products would be your best bet. products in the realm of salon hair products usually offer 1/2 or 1/3 of the hold they advertise. it actually may be your best bet to looking to small-batch/homebrewed products. some good choices may be O'douds or Shear Revival.

Edited August 3, 2015 by The_Pomp.

[swooc]

have tried o'douds heavy hold pomade. hold was ok. i ended up with claymation. has worked very well with my hair.