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How to do hair like this?

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ngl9

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Hey,

I was wondering how you would do hair like this? How do you get your hair to just fall down and look so relaxed? My hair is usually sticking forward...Is there any special products? or special techniques to do this?

I have thick hair but whenever i go to the hairstylist, they thin my hair.


something like this:
popl2995zz6.jpg


thanks
 
mathwk

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use wax. I use Arimino Spice Sisters hard wax and i have that about that length of hair
 
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I have hair somewhat like this. It's shorter and much less girly tho. My advice is to invest in a good hair brush and to start training your hair to fall like that. This dude also has a full head of hair, your results will vary depending on how much hair you have. Also, isn't this guy's hair going forward? I don't see what your problem is.
 
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You must be minimum 90% gay to achieve such a style.
 
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Assuming you have quite straight hair, all you need is wax and a haircut with a lot of texture.
 
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Originally Posted by overdog
Click to expand...
Or if you are an Adam Lambert fan and like him for his music, then it is achievable as well.
+1 Ha ha
 
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Apparently if you have a medium length fringe as a guy you are gay.

Thin + layer hair, it's harder to see texture in hair if it's dark but to get texture use styling wax or clay if you have shorter hair.
 
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