[Impetuous]

Anybody tried making your own pomade?

[gaoxing84]

i just received 4 pieces of lost shipment babyliss pro hair dryer.
but the packaging chui already.

i took them out. gonna offload them at $50 a piece.
4 pieces.
brand new except packaging chui. 1 week personal warranty.

pm or contact me you know where to find my number.

[whysoliddat]

Impetuous wrote:

Anybody tried making your own pomade?

I am. But ingredients quite hard to find. And the ratios of each ingredients also like tikam2. Need many badge to test to find out the right finished product. Very leceh

[deaththeorist]

whysoliddat wrote:

I am. But ingredients quite hard to find. And the ratios of each ingredients also like tikam2. Need many badge to test to find out the right finished product. Very leceh

wc back!

[whysoliddat]

deaththeorist wrote:

wc back!

[dappergentleman]

[QUOTE=whysoliddat;96933119]

[whysoliddat]

[QUOTE=dappergentleman;96937651]Wah someone change dp and sig alr haha. Want beard oil?

[whysoliddat]

deaththeorist wrote:

not really. actually if u search ar... all damn ex one. what they do is they use more effective chemicals but use MUCH less. like seriously if u search the journals where they publish some formulas... all like less than 1 percent one. esp parabens... 0.01% one. so all the anti-paraben ppl are like full of crap. at that amount, u drink also ok la...

the "cheaper" shampoos contain most of the cheapest ingredient. dihydrogen monoxide. almost 90 percent.

in contrast, morris motley cleansing oil doesnt even have water in its formula. the water in the final product comes from the water in the extracts that he adds in to his product. extracts usually come dissolved in water and glycerine.

Just realised what dihydrogen monoxide is. Knnccb kept pondering for two weeks thinking what kind of complex chemical that is sia...

[deaththeorist]

whysoliddat wrote:

Just realised what dihydrogen monoxide is. Knnccb kept pondering for two weeks thinking what kind of complex chemical that is sia...

wah that one. dangerous sia....

[whysoliddat]

deaththeorist wrote:

wah that one. dangerous sia....

[dappergentleman]

[QUOTE=whysoliddat;96940271] btw the lockhart's matte clay really ish notch bad sia

[dappergentleman]

The daimon Barber is now in stock!

[99heyho]

Why nowadays so many bun users but don't even suit them.. I think to pull off a man bun.. U need sharp features especially since ur sides are really short . Otherwise look like - - -.

Btw how's golden rule barber? Any reviews here?

[All in a Day]

99heyho wrote:

Why nowadays so many bun users but don't even suit them.. I think to pull off a man bun.. U need sharp features especially since ur sides are really short.

IMHO is because the bun is a natural progression of the undercut slickback style (a trend that's been around for a few years already by now) for guys who like their hair long. By repeatedly keeping the top crop as long as possible while keeping the sides and back shaved, u get a bun before you know it LOL

[99heyho]

But the issue is a lot of times.. These trendy 'western' hairstyles they see on the net don't suit them. I honestly feel Asian features dnt suit man bun unless they have sharp features. I've even seen ahbeng wit bun now.Whatever makes them happy. My 1c opinion anyways. Haha

All in a Day wrote:

IMHO is because the bun is a natural progression of the undercut slickback style (a trend that's been around for a few years already by now) for guys who like their hair long. By repeatedly keeping the top crop as long as possible while keeping the sides and back shaved, u get a bun before you know it LOL