Guy who shampoos twices daily with Avalon Organics Biotin here - I don't use a lot, maybe a dollar coin amount. Plus a conditioner every 4-5 days.
And I have frizz-free, matte and healthy looking hair.
Genetics I guess.
I also using Avalon Organics, scalp treatment tea tree. But like very drying lehGuy who shampoos twices daily with Avalon Organics Biotin here - I don't use a lot, maybe a dollar coin amount. Plus a conditioner every 4-5 days.
And I have frizz-free, matte and healthy looking hair.
Genetics I guess.
Exactly, I use the volumizing Biotin B-complex shampoo instead.I also using Avalon Organics, scalp treatment tea tree. But like very drying leh
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I agree with Eucerin as was recommended by my doctor for my dry skin. Contains glycerin meant for that extra mosturising effect on skin.Exactly, I use the volumizing Biotin B-complex shampoo instead.
I am actually NOT a fan of minty shampoo as I feel it will have extra amounts of chemicals. In fact, not a fan of shampoos or bodywash that smell fantastic/dope/whatever - more fragrance means more chemicals and my skin usually does not take well to that.
Basically also using Johnson and Johnson ph 5.5 and Eucerin dermaclean for body and face - all my bath and beauty products are light and near scentless in general.
That's how my body works though. YMMV.
hmm. you want some? haha let you test. self collect. haha
it feels paste-y but soft. yet not too soft. need to emulsify.
once in hair, won't feel the tugging but you will see the hold forming.
shine is there cause i think cause it has some petroleum.
weight wise is ok. pretty similar to gold digger.
but its soft weight, not like gold digger heavy weight.
cleansing wise, depends how much you use.
got once i over use, harder to wash out. haha
hard to explain. need to try.
i wasn't expecting anything from it when i bought it to test but it gives me results. pretty impressed.
glass jar some more. haha
finish using can use it for candles
I am concuring with what the others have shared, but just to add one more point, it isnt really a dry dry clay like say, 90 degrees wax dry or dynamite clay dry.
It's more of an dry but oily clay. Like how playdough feels (not as heavy of course).
The trick with Baxter is that I can't use too much, otherwise hair will just end up flopping down - hence there is the tricky issue of weight.
Overall, I still prefer dynamite clay for the lived in, no product look though.
hi guys, I bought the gold digger as recommended by you guys.
but it's the same as my Gatsby. when I apply, the fringe falls in about 30mins, no different from my Gatsby wax.
am I applying it wrong, or isit my haircut?
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Any soft wax to recommend?
Gd and dynamite too hard, dun really like the oily feel of quicksand
Hi guys, any shampoo to recommend for itchy & oily scalp? Tend to feel itchy under the sun. And have a bit of pimples on the back of my hair which seems to be sensitive for that particular area...
Not a pro at this but can try tea tree shampoo.
Tea tree oil is applied tropically onto the skin to clear infections and acne is definitely one of such. So it is definitely possible to look at tea tree shampoo. But then again, it might cause stinging based on the sensitivity of your scalp. Some people might experience stinging but its of a gentle degree.
If you've got a chance to, try out vifa molding clay. Not well marketed as the others here but it is definitely something to look at. Holding as much as 130ml in a tub, it goes a long way for people who pay attention to their looks. Accompanied with slight shine like most typical hair grooming products, probably the aspect that allows vifa to stand out would be the versatility coupled with great pliability. You can basically use this for almost any styles that you could name. At the same time, having the high hold of a clay and yet, able to be easily controlled and shaped into your desired style. Not to forget the amazing scent too.
Your hair length also comes into play. Perhaps a better way to do this is to have a picture of your hair. Like what death theorist bro mentioned, gatsby should be strong enough (at least the purple or grey moving rubber do). Sometimes it does not mean that applying a lot of strong hold products will work better. It might lead to excessive weight hence pulling down the hair. So try to find the amount to use where it can hold your hair well + do not pull it down. I must also add that GD is heavy and while it does not work for you, it will work for others (who might have shorter hair length and having a better haircut done).
Another thing to note that a finishing hairspray is essential for most of us here. To me, it is something that cannot be omitted especially when in SG because the function is to hold and fix the hairstyle there in place.
Tea tree oil is applied tropically onto the skin to clear infections and acne is definitely one of such. So it is definitely possible to look at tea tree shampoo. But then again, it might cause stinging based on the sensitivity of your scalp. Some people might experience stinging but its of a gentle degree.
If you've got a chance to, try out vifa molding clay. Not well marketed as the others here but it is definitely something to look at. Holding as much as 130ml in a tub, it goes a long way for people who pay attention to their looks. Accompanied with slight shine like most typical hair grooming products, probably the aspect that allows vifa to stand out would be the versatility coupled with great pliability. You can basically use this for almost any styles that you could name. At the same time, having the high hold of a clay and yet, able to be easily controlled and shaped into your desired style. Not to forget the amazing scent too.