My hair has been alot better in terms of texture and "softness" since I switched to Avalon Organics about a year ago. The Bioton Thickening shampoo is what i use, I don't know if it is the primary factor in my hair "improvement", but it does work.
SLS-free (although there is some green washing), and ordering from Iherb.com is cheaper than paying Watson prices.
Can the pros advise on how to use clay? I'm unable to achieve the hairstyle Su has style for me. Don't know whether she apply clay then wax or the pro thingy.
I am currently using Renati Rock Hard and I feel that the hold is not strong enough to hold my side parting and that it feels rather greasy after awhile. I do however like that it is easy to wash and within my budget of around $20.
Given these considerations, can someone advise on which of the following products is "better":
1. 90 Degrees X-Strong Wax
2. HDF Quicksand
3. HDF Sponge Wax
4. Uevo Grey
Thanks in advance!
Not exactly a pro but in my opinion, clay is usually dry in texture. Use the hard part of your fingernails and dig it out in an upward direction. The amount to use is approximately 1/2-3/4 of your fingernails. Reason in doing so is because you wouldn't want it to get stuck in your nails and this method is easier in digging the dry clay out. Rub them onto your hands till you get a slight burning sensation. You shouldn't see any visible remains on your hands then. Apply as per normal onto your dry hair, in the direction as if you are towel-drying your hair after shower.
As for why you couldn't replicate the same hairstyle that your hairstylist did for you, i wouldn't be surprised. Coz they are hairstylists. Seldom are we able to replicate the same hairstyle that they did for you. My advice is to practise as much as you can and try not to be dogmatic about attaining back the same hairstyle that they did for you. There are so many diff hairstyles out there so just have fun styling it.
guys, can intro me this sea salt hair spray mahs??
kum xia kum xia!!
i got it.. it is not bad seriously ~
i got it.. it is not bad seriously ~
Seasalt spray is used to create hair volume and is tailored towards combating the main problem of "FLAT" hair. This is often seen in asian hair texture whereby our hair tends to be flat when dry. With seasalt spray, it can helps to create instant hair volume for you whereby one will definitely look better and natural after application. All you got to do is to spray a few pumps onto your damp/towel-dried hair and blow-dry it. And you will be WOW.
Seasalt spray can also be complemented with the use of hair wax/clay too. Consequently, subsequent application of these styling products will also be lesser too. Hope it helps.
thank kiew for the kind intro bro. appreciate it!
do you happen to have the sea salt spray on hand? i would most love to purchase one and give it a try.
do drop me a PM if you have em sea salt spray. thanks you much!
I had pm-ed you already bro. Next shipment for seasalt spray will be likely to arrive by end of next week. Reservations for seasalt spray will be accepted so do pm me if you want to reserve one.
Sea salt spray craze over here! Haha. Mine already 3/4 gone. Gonna try the kms sea salt spray and compare after I have finish the OS sea salt spray
I think my hair too long and thick alr. My side comb very flat or I should use lesser scheme cream or product. Haha. Btw still waiting for hair portal to restock so I can buy the quicksand sample to test. See if it's better than spongewax? Probably will try pomade to replace scheme cream but i don't think pomade will give volume. Probably just flat.