[FauxDeMils]

Hey guys I am looking for a hairspray that will hold my hair for the whole day. I am currently using Sebastian Craft clay and Sebastian Reshaper Fierce for my hairspray. However, I feel that the hairspray does not have enough holding power for my hair.. it all crumbles down after a few hours leaving my hair look sort of untouched. Which kinda pisses me off as I had to go to the toilet often to redo my hair and this would keep repeating for the whole day lol. I see some of you guys recommending Osis hairspray..but there are ****loads of Osis hairsprays to choose from lol. May I know which is the best for holding my hair and I wouldn't want my hair to look greasy as i would much prefer a matt-y look to it. Any help would be much appreciated thanks in advance!

[xRenol]

inkblot wrote:

Grey Uevo is matte. I am buying Uevo Wax tomorrow, will post a review maybe Monday?

Unless anyone recommends Nakano over Uevo?

Waiting for your review before I decided to go for Uevo wax or Hoyu Minitre Ultra Strong wax.

[inkblot]

xRenol wrote:

Waiting for your review before I decided to go for Uevo wax or Hoyu Minitre Ultra Strong wax.

I went to buy it today but they ran out so I bought Arimino Peace black instead

[cherryboom]

singapore got sell uevo wax meh???

[liteScribble]

hello ppl!!! haha!!

[leogeo]

FauxDeMils wrote:

Hey guys I am looking for a hairspray that will hold my hair for the whole day. I am currently using Sebastian Craft clay and Sebastian Reshaper Fierce for my hairspray. However, I feel that the hairspray does not have enough holding power for my hair.. it all crumbles down after a few hours leaving my hair look sort of untouched. Which kinda pisses me off as I had to go to the toilet often to redo my hair and this would keep repeating for the whole day lol. I see some of you guys recommending Osis hairspray..but there are ****loads of Osis hairsprays to choose from lol. May I know which is the best for holding my hair and I wouldn't want my hair to look greasy as i would much prefer a matt-y look to it. Any help would be much appreciated thanks in advance!

i uses Osis strength 3

i only saw this in the shop in Peoples Park centre...$12

[pokefan148]

any recommendations for a place to dye hair!?

[FauxDeMils]

leogeo wrote:

i uses Osis strength 3

i only saw this in the shop in Peoples Park centre...$12

Thank you! does your hair look greasy after spraying?

[BYYYBYYY]

leogeo wrote:

i uses Osis strength 3

i only saw this in the shop in Peoples Park centre...$12

I think that theres only strength 3 in singapore. But 3 is strong enough. It takes you through the day.

[djsadist]

BYYYBYYY wrote:

I think that theres only strength 3 in singapore. But 3 is strong enough. It takes you through the day.

There are strength 2 as well at swanston... I uses strength 3 also... It is good

[xRenol]

inkblot wrote:

I went to buy it today but they ran out so I bought Arimino Peace black instead

You mean Uevo wax is sold in Singapore?

Do you mean the Arimino Peace Freeze Wax?

[xRenol]

Still no recommendation for any hair stylist in the west?

[inkblot]

xRenol wrote:

You mean Uevo wax is sold in Singapore?

Do you mean the Arimino Peace Freeze Wax?

Oh yeah I'm from Canada ha . I found this forum a little while ago and unlike other forums (used mainly by Americans) you guys know other waxes besides Gatsby and Nakano.

Anyways my little review on Arimino:

Pros: It spread easily into my hair and I was able to create lots of texture and bundles. The hold was pretty good too (keep in mind I used hairspray though), after riding with a bike helmet my hair was still able to be styled afterwards. It is matte too (which I like). It smells alright I guess but I'm not really picky about smell. The packaging is neat as well and I must admit I found myself opening and closing the cap a couple times (it makes this little 'click').

Cons: I found the wax difficult to wash off, especially since I like to wash my hair at most twice a week. I will probably have to wash it everyday now since water alone doesn't seem to get it off. The wax is pretty expensive too, $38 (CAD) for 80g .

[xRenol]

inkblot wrote:

Oh yeah I'm from Canada ha . I found this forum a little while ago and unlike other forums (used mainly by Americans) you guys know other waxes besides Gatsby and Nakano.

Anyways my little review on Arimino:

Pros: It spread easily into my hair and I was able to create lots of texture and bundles. The hold was pretty good too (keep in mind I used hairspray though), after riding with a bike helmet my hair was still able to be styled afterwards. It is matte too (which I like). It smells alright I guess but I'm not really picky about smell. The packaging is neat as well and I must admit I found myself opening and closing the cap a couple times (it makes this little 'click').

Cons: I found the wax difficult to wash off, especially since I like to wash my hair at most twice a week. I will probably have to wash it everyday now since water alone doesn't seem to get it off. The wax is pretty expensive too, $38 (CAD) for 80g .

Oh, you mean you buy it in Canada?

Currently I am using Arimino Peace Freeze Wax but do not really like it, that why I am sourcing for other wax.

[blu3r4in]

For all the hair wax i have tried, my personal rating in terms of easy to wash and holding power. Those not mention means i have yet to try

Uevo>Renati>Joico>Samurai>Arimino>Nakano>Uno>Gatsby