[leejhong]

gaoxing84 wrote:

GD is from me! unless JH went to order! hor hor.
This review will go up to my mass order thread. lol

Its your GD lah, GX. GX sells GD.

[leejhong]

alcoholfree wrote:

overdue review on jh bro products, even though many others have said it before but just to share my user experiences ^^

1) kanebo shampoo -> when massaging in your hair, can feel an obvious difference from those over the counter shampoos. 1st, you can feel your hair moisture retaining or if not being moisturized as compared to other shampoos that i always experience dryness and roughness when shampooing. On top of that, it has a nice mild smell.

2) SSS + GD -> nothing else to say as the results speak for itself. Sufficient volume created and lasting hold even without the use of hairspray (lasted the whole day even after cardio on the threadmill machine - of course a few strand fall out of place but still pleasantly surprised @ the holding power ^_^)

Overall, satisfied with the purchase and prices are affordable. Not to mention the friendly and good service.

Thanks for your kind review, bro! This bro here hardly writes review and i am honoured to have him writing one. Appreciated loads!

[JOHNNIELOH]

Hi all,

Any1 can recommend good Styling product. Thanks

[PetiaC]

x3dnd3x wrote:

Actually my girlfriend has alot of those sample pump bottle. I tried all of them and feel the Hello Kitty one from Daiso is the best.

If you don't mind the Hello Kitty images, its actually quite worth it for $2.

Got smaller size and cheaper spray bottles. Last time I bought from q10 like 80cent per btl

[leejhong]

JOHNNIELOH wrote:

Hi all,

Any1 can recommend good Styling product. Thanks

Bro, it will be good if you can tell some of your criterion to a good styling product. For example, what hairstyle u wish to achieve, matte or shine finish etc.

[JOHNNIELOH]

Bro i prefer matte finish with strong hold. tks

[gaoxing84]

leejhong wrote:

Its your GD lah, GX. GX sells GD.

haha i don't sell. Mass order!

JOHNNIELOH wrote:

Bro i prefer matte finish with strong hold. tks

there's a few
Gold Digger by Vilain (versatile and strong but tends to be heavy when overuse)
Nigelle Clay (Soft and Strong but not recommended for quiff, other hairstyle is awesome to use)
Hanz De Fuko Claymation (good for sculpting, strength wise i can't comment, never try before)
Uevo Grey wax (Tends to harden when dried)

[gaoxing84]

PetiaC wrote:

Got smaller size and cheaper spray bottles. Last time I bought from q10 like 80cent per btl

sounds good?! good for travel and putting one in my office

[EliasCollins83]

any recommended cream or hair products for straightening guy's hair?

[deadbeat]

After an extensive & totally non scientific range of testing with all kinds of quality & crappy shampoo, I can totally declare unsurprisingly that it plays a big part in determining how your hair looks after it is styled.

In short: don't skimp on shampoo, get kanebo/pote

[leejhong]

EliasCollins83 wrote:

any recommended cream or hair products for straightening guy's hair?

To straighten the hair, i dont think any products are that strong to chemically change the structural bonds of one's hair. To aid the straightening of the hair, yes. Moisturizing cream for hair styling or leave on conditioner should be able to help you if i am not wrong. Makes your hair stronger and enhance the straightening effects.

To make your hair straighten, either you go for rebonding or you use hair straightener to straighten it temporarily.

[leejhong]

deadbeat wrote:

After an extensive & totally non scientific range of testing with all kinds of quality & crappy shampoo, I can totally declare unsurprisingly that it plays a big part in determining how your hair looks after it is styled.

In short: don't skimp on shampoo, get kanebo/pote

These few sentences really just hit the spot, man. I really can't agree more with this. The importance of shampoo and hair care is often under estimated and it shouldn't be. It really pays to take good care of this apsect.

[deaththeorist]

leejhong wrote:

To straighten the hair, i dont think any products are that strong to chemically change the structural bonds of one's hair. To aid the straightening of the hair, yes. Moisturizing cream for hair styling or leave on conditioner should be able to help you if i am not wrong. Makes your hair stronger and enhance the straightening effects.

To make your hair straighten, either you go for rebonding or you use hair straightener to straighten it temporarily.

I think he meant straightening cream. Like a diy rebonding

[solaryzed]

leejhong wrote:

Two options that you can look into:

#1: Conditioner
Conditioner can repair the hair by replenishing the lost proteins in the hair. Because it targets the cortex layer (main layer) of the hair, it does something that shampoo can't do for you. However, the downside for this is that the effects for conditioner is slower and it takes more time for it to show visible results. Of course, the good thing is that its cheaper.

Example: Kanebo Acidic Conditioner pH 4

#2: Hair Mask
Hair mask is introduced into the market as a stronger and more effective type of hair treatment product. Its also meant to totally displace the use of conditioner. Of course, the price for hair mask is steep but it shows great and visible results. Especially so if the subject is a female with long hair, it does wonders for the hair by getting rid of problems such as split ends, dry and damaged or even frizzy hair. It makes the hair silky smooth and light by adequate nourishing.

Example: Nigelle DS TF Treatment

Just a side note, if you're one who bleached or undergo potent chemical treatments, please remember to exercise post hair care to condition it. You will not regret if you pamper your hair. But if you ill treat it, its definitely coming back at you someday.

My friend introduced me to use Argan Oil, is that good stuff? I still have leftoever Nigelle DS TF Treatment from you which i bought in the past. And what do you mean post hair care? Not really a pro at this haha

[ecan07]

deadbeat wrote:

After an extensive & totally non scientific range of testing with all kinds of quality & crappy shampoo, I can totally declare unsurprisingly that it plays a big part in determining how your hair looks after it is styled.

In short: don't skimp on shampoo, get kanebo/pote

Using kanebo fr LJH bro, it's pretty good and the smell is nice!
Bt perhaps due to my fine hair and oily scalp, the nxt morning when I wake up, the hair tends to fall flat. It feels soft but just v hard to style without wetting my hair and drying again.
But of cos the usual routine with SSS will require me to wet my hair a little also just that if some days I'm really in a rush and can't spend too much time wetting and drying then it's quite tough