[dj_flame]

deaththeorist wrote:

Same price as morris? Where to find 40 sgd morris?

I buy straight from the source - because my little sister works in Melbourne.

deaththeorist wrote:

But then i opened it and damn what a moat

But still quite a lot right...

deaththeorist wrote:

O ya djf may i request pics for kgravel? They didnt have tester there (((((

Try ION or Taka. ION has every single product, even HDF.

K-Gravel looks alot like Oreo Mcflurry lolol.

[dj_flame]

Btw deaththeorist what are your thoughts on C-Fibre?

[Jun_rui]

rollanddie wrote:

Share your views after using the balm!

He is mailing it out on tmr so hopefully i get it by thursday

[deaththeorist]

dj_flame wrote:

Btw deaththeorist what are your thoughts on C-Fibre?

Scent isnt unpleasant. Abit like suntan lotion, very aussie for them to choose this scent haha. Was at vivo then smelled as tho we went to sentosa LOL

Its like a scheme cream but more hold imo. The shine is about the same as scheme cream but the texture is slightly thicker. When you smack ur fingers together really can see the fiber effect.

Waaa i cant wait to try the kgravel. For the amount i think its a very good price. I think both products should work well together too

[deaththeorist]

nick088 wrote:

Thanks for your reply bro. I've done straightening and colouring. Unfortunately it seems damaged now.

Can provide a link or pic for the products you mentioned? Thanks.

eh... ntuc can find both

[iV3RsOn]

deaththeorist wrote:

eh... ntuc can find both

if no pic, how to find???

[Jun_rui]

Anybody have the problem of having ur hair being too soft and having too much moisture a few hours after styling? Somedays my hair falls flat in the day due to this. Will sea salt spray make my hair "harder" so it wont fall flat?

[nichsong]

Jun_rui wrote:

Anybody have the problem of having ur hair being too soft and having to much moisture a few hours after styling? Somedays my hair falls flat in the day due to this. Will sea salt spray make my hair "harder" so it wont fall flat?

You got that one pretty much spot on, in the sense that its

1: Moisture from the humidity in our climate (+ the oils, sweat etc because of it)
2: The fact that most of our hair types are fine and straight (and hence cannot take much weight)

That contributes to the overall weight (styling product included)

SSS defo helps in the sense that it absorbs most of that extra moisture (hence reduces the weight) and keeps your hair that way throughout the day. Hence u get a hairstyle that is more enduring overall.

[djoker]

made a maiden trip to Red Panther Barber Stylist at Upper Serangoon. Uncle Ali cut my hair, asked for a low taper fade on the back and sides, with a slight trim on the top, got what i wanted, in around 15 - 20 mins. No frills, $9 (gave him $10 and asked him to keep the change) and this guy (uncle Ali) knows his ****. It was on a Sunday morning around 1030am, there was already a queue of 2 people before me and once I sat down to get my hair cut till the time I was done, I reckon the queue became like 6 people (mainly pri school kids wanting to get their hair cut). Will be back again next month, probably in the weekday evenings though, after work so it will hopefully be less crowded.

[dj_flame]

Whoever recommended Lockhart Hair Groom to me, thanks!

It works well, just apply a dab and massage into hair and I'm good to go. The shine only lasts for the first hour and it dies down into a healthy satin glow later on.

My only gripe is that since it's basically wax and oil, applying too much will flatten and weigh my hair down. I will experiment over the weekend by cocktailing Hair Groom with a dash of sea salt spray - hopefully it will be perfect as the salt's dryness will counterbalance the grease.

I also carry the tub in my workbag as a moisturizer for calluses on my palms. #metrosexual

[nichsong]

dj_flame wrote:

Whoever recommended Lockhart Hair Groom to me, thanks!

It works well, just apply a dab and massage into hair and I'm good to go. The shine only lasts for the first hour and it dies down into a healthy satin glow later on.

My only gripe is that since it's basically wax and oil, applying too much will flatten and weigh my hair down. I will experiment over the weekend by cocktailing Hair Groom with a dash of sea salt spray - hopefully it will be perfect as the salt's dryness will counterbalance the grease.

I also carry the tub in my workbag as a moisturizer for calluses on my palms. #metrosexual

Wah bro thanks for not remembering ah. Hahaha glad to hear the product works great. Read that its supposed to be a treatment product as well hence the mostursing properties. SSS should work well to counterbalance!

[dj_flame]

nichsong wrote:

Wah bro thanks for not remembering ah. Hahaha glad to hear the product works great. Read that its supposed to be a treatment product as well hence the mostursing properties. SSS should work well to counterbalance!

Hey thanks!

Tbh I rather use Scheme Cream or C-Fibre as Hair Groom works too well as a leave-in conditioner, but it's still very good overall. I definitely recommend this for women hair. And it can also double up as a remedy for dry, cracked skin e.g. heels, palms etc.

[sansanjikikut]

You can use any hair cream as shaving cream also man. Works both ways

[dj_flame]

sansanjikikut wrote:

You can use any hair cream as shaving cream also man. Works both ways

Tbh, I have that hairless Chinese genes so a cheap can of Nivea shaving foam can last me a year.

Edit: I'm not always AMDK lolol and certainly can't use shaving foam for hair.....

[deaththeorist]

dj_flame wrote:

Tbh, I have that hairless Chinese genes so a cheap can of Nivea shaving foam can last me a year.

Edit: I'm not always AMDK lolol and certainly can't use shaving foam for hair.....

Nivea has shaving foam? Never see before sia!

Lawl i jus use water nia. Army that time mates teach one LOL