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Slicked hair, yea or nay?
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CTGuy
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It looks pretty good on him. I think too many guys attempt this and it ends up looking lame, conformist, and sort of unimaginative. I see a lot of politicians and believe me-- I want to scream "just say no to hair gel!" almost every day.
Bring The Noise
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looks good on this guy...no ****
globetrotter
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I wear my hair like that. if I didn't, I'd have a jewfro that would make me eligible to be in a 70's movie.
grundletaint
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it's worked for most of jack nicholson's life.
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i don't slick my hair, but I do use pomade. I part my hair on the side and have it cut just above my ears. i went from using the stuff i can get at walmart that's more pasty than greasy. For the last month or so, i've been using Dax short and neat (i think that's the name, it's their lightest pomade) and it works very well for me. I don't go for the greased look; i just use a little to keep my hair in place.
as for slicked hair, i think it really depends on if you can make it work for you, and i like the look if it fits.
as for slicked hair, i think it really depends on if you can make it work for you, and i like the look if it fits.
ive actually grown out my hair so much that i know slick it forward with a bit of gel and kind of pressed to my scalp.
sounds weird but it actually looks good.
it sort of is a julius caesar look i guess if you can visualize it.
sounds weird but it actually looks good.
it sort of is a julius caesar look i guess if you can visualize it.
globetrotter
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I think a lot of guys with very curly hair look nice when the slick it back.Originally Posted by CTGuy
thanks - I like the look. it allows me to have really long hair (by my standards) and still look businesslike. my wife likes it, which is the important thing
Kas
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looks good on this guy...no ****Originally Posted by Bring The Noise
Killing and eating people also works for this guy.
As for me, I used to do it but my hair naturally flowed forward so I needed a lot of gel. Buzzcut now, could try it again - hm.
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