The Official Hair Thread - Page 55

Nice thread.

My hair is a nightmare, It grows a certain way, so it's hard for hairdressers to just copy a hair do.

My hair dressers are all rubbish so a hair consultation is out of the question.

Also have a tiny bit of a receeding hair line too.

I've done my research for my hair type and I feel the David beckham H&M look is perfect, I predict my current hair will be same length by march.

But I'm also hoping for other suggestions from people that would look good for my face shape and style.

What you think?

I think you would benefit from your hair being down more on your forehead. Generally hair pushed back or up looks better on people with lower hairlines.

Patrickbooth- thanx mate, I thought same thing, I just figured by March that it will be long enough to over lap my forehead. Perhaps I just manipulate it a bit so bring it down and forward.

Do you have any examples of hairstyle's that would suit my head/face?

Thanx in advance.

The Lush Dirty creme sure is pungent. Very good, thick hold. Easy to put on, very moldable. I was able to style my hair pretty much all on the first swipe. Great texture, and not at all greasy or heavy. I'm sure it will hold up all day and night. But the smell is awful.

 

I've got this unpleasant aroma following me around, and I've washed my hands several times and the smell won't come off. I really don't think I can handle this on a daily basis. I still haven't tried Big Tease. From what I've read, I'm afraid that I'm going to really like it and then end up not being able to buy it again.

yeah fiber sucks for me. I can see it being nice for people with really short hair like an inch for the texture

im probably just gonna try a couple of pomades as hold is my main problem these days

you'll get used to it, i know i have.

I've been using Kevin.Murphy Night.Rider matte texture paste for the past 6 months or so. It's pretty good stuff and has a good hold for people like me with unruly straight, thick hair. 

 

I tend to shampoo everyday - sometimes a couple times a day too. Living in Texas in the summer combined with Crossfit workouts it's a bit of a necessity. I've been using Menscience Daily Shampoo, which they say is meant to be used everyday. 

I don't understand how anybody can characterize thick straight hair as "unruly". It is pretty much what everybody desires. It is a blank canvas to do whatever you want with it.

Well, it's poofy if I don't use some sort of product in it. Maybe unruly was a bit of an overstatement.

I bought Dirty the other day because the store had no Big Tease left, which I hadn't tried either. It's fucking terrible. It styles it decently, but smells bad and makes my hair feel weirdly greasy. Plus it rained today and all of it somehow managed to concentrate itself into a 2 inch area on the back of my head which felt absolutely gross. No other product I've used has done that, it didn't even rain hard at all, just a tiny bit of water. I'm going back to my fancy Japanese bullshit with no brand on it.

Hello, I really like to try a new hairstyle and the one bradley cooper has in the following picture really appeals to me.

Well, the problem is I don't have an idea how to explain the barber how to cut it... 

Can someone please tell me how I can best explain the barber how to cut it. I really like the fact his hair doesn't look wet, so what gel or hairproducts should i use?

thanks in advance.

 

I've used night rider as well and my experiences have been kind of bittersweet. the thing was like bi-polar for me. Sometimes it had great hold but made my hair feel and look really sticky and dry (maybe I used too much?). Other times it had decent but moldable and natural looking hold but added a greasy sheen. its still probably one of the better hair products I've used.

lastly they have this really well done video where Kevin is styling this model's hair and makes it sound like the hair wax from the heavens. just take note that it is Kevin Murphy doing the video... very well done though imo.

seriously just bring in the pic. you can describe it all you want but even the word "fauxhawk" or "sidepart" can come out in so many ways. I've tried describing things many times instead of bringing in pics and it never turns out how I wanted it and I start hitting myself on the head cause I could have just showed the pic and be done.

I don't think dry hair is the reason for low sebum production. I think not taking out too much sebum in the first place prevents the body from overcompensating for the loss by subsequently overproducing sebum. I used to use a shampoo and conditioner for oily hair every morning — by the next morning I'd look like I'd slathered oil on.

Nowadays I use water every other day.

 

I think the thing to be careful of with conditioner washing is that it can leave residue if you don't wash it out very well. It's been a while but I seem to remember being advised not to rub conditioner into the scalp.

7-10 minutes is quite long but not excessively so.

 

I'm not sure whether conditioner washing every day or every few days would be better — conditioners are usually designed to compensate for the things shampoo strips your hair of (otherwise you'd just keep building up "extra" stuff on your hair — when a conditioner's too "rich", it really leaves your hair horrible (I've tried it before)).

 

Do consider water-only — not necessarily completely but perhaps between conditioner washes (although I'm not sure how it'd work if you use styling products). This (extremely long) thread explains it all: http://forums.longhaircommunity.com/showthread.php?t=3412

Hey guys, I want a new hairstyle for the new years. My current cut isn't that bad but I've been rocking it since 10'. My co-worker has been telling me to get something like Nate Ruess' Cut but I'm not sure how to get it that way as I only use American Crew boost powder and fiber as my only means of hair styling. I'm also looking for other style recommendations. 

 

I'm just getting bored with the whole asian side swept bangs trend going on and I want to expand past something I'm comfortable with.