[xiasuaykia]

iV3RsOn wrote:

saga and johnny depp spotted....

gg. pm dappergentleman also no replies.

[dj_flame]

StargazerNoir wrote:

Quick question. Does the ref 323 sss has heat protectant function? Scared blowdry hair drop.

1. Your hair is hardier than that.
2. 99% sure most pre-stylers have built-in heat protection.

Hell even using dynamite clay as a pre-styler for blowdrying is a viable option (tried and tested!) because it contains wax that coats the hair.

More technical folks, feel free to chime in. I personally feel the whole heat protection thing is a marketing gimmick.

[boringLife-]

Anyone original inside got the black colour plastic flakes on the wax? My one is like wax with black pepper topping

[iV3RsOn]

boringLife- wrote:

Anyone original inside got the black colour plastic flakes on the wax? My one is like wax with black pepper topping

[gaoxing84]

boringLife- wrote:

Anyone original inside got the black colour plastic flakes on the wax? My one is like wax with black pepper topping

show show pic?

[deaththeorist]

dj_flame wrote:

1. Your hair is hardier than that.
2. 99% sure most pre-stylers have built-in heat protection.

Hell even using dynamite clay as a pre-styler for blowdrying is a viable option (tried and tested!) because it contains wax that coats the hair.

More technical folks, feel free to chime in. I personally feel the whole heat protection thing is a marketing gimmick.

The original heat protectants aren't marketing gimmick imo. Its for u to blow dry into style without actually using a styling product. But ya, any (lab made) styling product has inbuilt heat protect. Homebrew if they go for 100 percent natural organic rubbish then maybe not.

[deaththeorist]

boringLife- wrote:

Anyone original inside got the black colour plastic flakes on the wax? My one is like wax with black pepper topping

I guess your wax is now...... Seasoned

[whysoliddat]

dj_flame wrote:

1. Your hair is hardier than that.
2. 99% sure most pre-stylers have built-in heat protection.

Hell even using dynamite clay as a pre-styler for blowdrying is a viable option (tried and tested!) because it contains wax that coats the hair.

More technical folks, feel free to chime in. I personally feel the whole heat protection thing is a marketing gimmick.

[QUOTE=deaththeorist;99956097]The original heat protectants aren't marketing gimmick imo. Its for u to blow dry into style without actually using a styling product. But ya, any (lab made) styling product has inbuilt heat protect. Homebrew if they go for 100 percent natural organic rubbish then maybe not.

[FrogGreen]

xiasuaykia wrote:

gg. pm dappergentleman also no replies.

he went overseas is it??

[a&w_rootbeerz]

Hi guys, 1st try on daimon barber 4. Used it on my slightly damped hair, as instructed on the jar itself. Felt quite dry and application is quite smooth and no fuss with minial tug and pull. The smell was awesome. The product itself feels quite creamy. But not sure if it can be sustained for long. Scared the hold will start to wear off after a period of time. Any advice thanks.

[boringLife-]

gaoxing84 wrote:

show show pic?

[iV3RsOn]

a&w_rootbeerz wrote:

Hi guys, 1st try on daimon barber 4. Used it on my slightly damped hair, as instructed on the jar itself. Felt quite dry and application is quite smooth and no fuss with minial tug and pull. The smell was awesome. The product itself feels quite creamy. But not sure if it can be sustained for long. Scared the hold will start to wear off after a period of time. Any advice thanks.

time to cut ur hair

[iV3RsOn]

boringLife- wrote:

ordering black pepper steak nowwwwww

[nez]

That does not look normal

boringLife- wrote:

[boringLife-]

how ah? Make noise on the fb group or feedback to the local distributor?