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This hair bro.


Ty Benjamin Kheng for modeling. :s13: Hairyportal recommended me to use both, but i would like to seek more advice here, 2 bottles si beh shiong. :s13:

you buy already ah?
this kind of hair style. best is gold digger liao. haha
i do practise mixing too.
gold digger and dynamite clay
 
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you buy already ah?
this kind of hair style. best is gold digger liao. haha
i do practise mixing too.
gold digger and dynamite clay

dont intro me gold digger cause u selling it leh bro! :s13: Kidding, dont take it to heart. :s13:

I just cut new hair style lah, so want to explore a bit i hate those wet look slick back kind hair. I prefer mine to be more natural and kinda outta bed look.
 

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glad to have ur understanding bros...

anyway just try out mister pomp beeswax on slightly damp hair. very nice lotion smell..EZ to wash off wif warm water alone, hair feels smooth after that (no shampoo/conditioner), styling wise is mus fast, i think it sets quite fast. once setted, ur hair texture feels different like got the siap and healthy feel to it. minor adjustment still can but if u wan to restyle, quite hard cos the wax already 'memorise' the hair direction. major gripe is that quite hard to emulsify on your palms, maybe im not used to paste. it will clump together, so u need to really use finger tip to really 'massage' it until it flattens and evens out completely then rub both palms together. managed to do a sidepart with it without any bllowdryer and it can held throughout the day.. will try to style quiff with prestyler and blowdryer next time.. hope its easier and takes less time

smth like this
http://s3-media1.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/VIXwgcgsoPW4-wPszuhrmQ/348s.jpg
 

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out of bed use quicksand/dynamite clay or some other salt spray with hold and bed head texture bro..

if u wan the most natural looking i would say go for powder shake prestyling spray
the others will look asif u have some product on it...

dont intro me gold digger cause u selling it leh bro! :s13: Kidding, dont take it to heart. :s13:

I just cut new hair style lah, so want to explore a bit i hate those wet look slick back kind hair. I prefer mine to be more natural and kinda outta bed look.
 

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dont intro me gold digger cause u selling it leh bro! :s13: Kidding, dont take it to heart. :s13:

I just cut new hair style lah, so want to explore a bit i hate those wet look slick back kind hair. I prefer mine to be more natural and kinda outta bed look.

lol. don't believe me sua.
you try claymation and see how lo
i intro you one, he intro you 2.
see the rest say what lo

claymation end of the day, will be oily lol
you see what the rest say lo
 

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glad to have ur understanding bros...

anyway just try out mister pomp beeswax on slightly damp hair. very nice lotion smell..EZ to wash off wif warm water alone, hair feels smooth after that (no shampoo/conditioner), styling wise is mus fast, i think it sets quite fast. once setted, ur hair texture feels different like got the siap and healthy feel to it. minor adjustment still can but if u wan to restyle, quite hard cos the wax already 'memorise' the hair direction. major gripe is that quite hard to emulsify on your palms, maybe im not used to paste. it will clump together, so u need to really use finger tip to really 'massage' it until it flattens and evens out completely then rub both palms together. managed to do a sidepart with it without any bllowdryer and it can held throughout the day.. will try to style quiff with prestyler and blowdryer next time.. hope its easier and takes less time

smth like this
http://s3-media1.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/VIXwgcgsoPW4-wPszuhrmQ/348s.jpg

abit similar to dynamite clay.
need to emulsify hard and its easier to "eat" into the hair.
 

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lol. don't believe me sua.
you try claymation and see how lo
i intro you one, he intro you 2.
see the rest say what lo

claymation end of the day, will be oily lol
you see what the rest say lo

oh shiat. end of the day will be oily?! cannot leh my hair quite oily one, so if claymation will make it oily i jia lat alr.

I'm currently watching videos of gold digger, seems quite good so far! btw my friend passing me half a bottle of claymation to try, shall give it a go if I really dont like it will definitely get a bottle of gold digger from you, thanks bro.
 

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This hair bro.


Ty Benjamin Kheng for modeling. :s13: Hairyportal recommended me to use both, but i would like to seek more advice here, 2 bottles si beh shiong. :s13:

for this type of hair, I would recommend a strong product but more versatile throughout the day as well to give that out of bed , natural and effortless look.
IMO, gold digger will be a bit too strong for this kind of style youre going for.
If by vilain, dynamite clay would a better option.
If hanz de fuko, either sponge wax or quicksand. I heard good reviews quicksand volume before but also that its hard to wash off since it has some gritty feel to it.
Claymation would be way too strong.
And dont ever buy two, waste money only.
a single product would be enough.
last but not least, can give mister pomp natural beeswax a shot.
it has the hold of claymation but its more versatile in a way you can still run your fingers through your hair anytime of the day.
 

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oh shiat. end of the day will be oily?! cannot leh my hair quite oily one, so if claymation will make it oily i jia lat alr.

I'm currently watching videos of gold digger, seems quite good so far! btw my friend passing me half a bottle of claymation to try, shall give it a go if I really dont like it will definitely get a bottle of gold digger from you, thanks bro.

quicksand and claymation does make it oily.
claymation not as jialat as quicksand.

you play around lo. mister pompadour also can try.

so many product. haha buy 1, no good, finish alr, try another.

i try till i sian liao hahaha
 

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lol. don't believe me sua.
you try claymation and see how lo
i intro you one, he intro you 2.
see the rest say what lo

claymation end of the day, will be oily lol
you see what the rest say lo

haha gx! you and me vice versa one.
though you my bro, but different people different hair types.
HDF claymation works better for me, while gd makes my hair oily.
At the end of the day, all of us gives constructive comments, but you really need to see which is suitable for your hair besides hearing our comments.
Both Gd and claymation strength is up there, this one I can say for sure :)
in my opinion, why i initially preferred hanz de fuko products because of its organic/natural ingredients as they claimed.
 

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This hair bro.


Ty Benjamin Kheng for modeling. :s13: Hairyportal recommended me to use both, but i would like to seek more advice here, 2 bottles si beh shiong. :s13:

ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that kinda style is for modelling only leh. day to day damn awkward unless u swag max.

but if u got enough swag and willing to go the distance, i will recommend you vantachi, dynamite clay, spongewax. in that order. i feel that for that floating hair, vantachi is still the way to go. if u wanna look at the other two brands, go with dynamite or spongewax.
 

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for this type of hair, I would recommend a strong product but more versatile throughout the day as well to give that out of bed , natural and effortless look.
IMO, gold digger will be a bit too strong for this kind of style youre going for.
If by vilain, dynamite clay would a better option.
If hanz de fuko, either sponge wax or quicksand. I heard good reviews quicksand volume before but also that its hard to wash off since it has some gritty feel to it.
Claymation would be way too strong.
And dont ever buy two, waste money only.
a single product would be enough.
last but not least, can give mister pomp natural beeswax a shot.
it has the hold of claymation but its more versatile in a way you can still run your fingers through your hair anytime of the day.

i think gold digger for this can leh. haha no need so much.
just abit to get the shape and leave it liao.
beeswax haven't test before. haha pass me yours, i play around? hahaha
can help you do review.
 

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for this type of hair, I would recommend a strong product but more versatile throughout the day as well to give that out of bed , natural and effortless look.
IMO, gold digger will be a bit too strong for this kind of style youre going for.
If by vilain, dynamite clay would a better option.
If hanz de fuko, either sponge wax or quicksand. I heard good reviews quicksand volume before but also that its hard to wash off since it has some gritty feel to it.
Claymation would be way too strong.
And dont ever buy two, waste money only.
a single product would be enough.
last but not least, can give mister pomp natural beeswax a shot.
it has the hold of claymation but its more versatile in a way you can still run your fingers through your hair anytime of the day.

sia la u also rec dynamite and sponge instead hahaha. i havent seen ur response when i was replying him:s12:
 

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i think gold digger for this can leh. haha no need so much.
just abit to get the shape and leave it liao.
beeswax haven't test before. haha pass me yours, i play around? hahaha
can help you do review.

haha can can also! i never tried dynamite clay. can swop try :) winwin.
 

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haha gx! you and me vice versa one.
though you my bro, but different people different hair types.
HDF claymation works better for me, while gd makes my hair oily.
At the end of the day, all of us gives constructive comments, but you really need to see which is suitable for your hair besides hearing our comments.
Both Gd and claymation strength is up there, this one I can say for sure :)
in my opinion, why i initially preferred hanz de fuko products because of its organic/natural ingredients as they claimed.

i also thought so. till i find by vilain and i started to give away my HDF stuff already.
hahah claymation, i use one day, i pass it to a bro here. lol

vantachi is good stuff too but abit dry for my liking.
i am just stuck with by vilain now.
and of course my secret project Z
don't use it alot cause left abit. haha
 

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ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that kinda style is for modelling only leh. day to day damn awkward unless u swag max.

but if u got enough swag and willing to go the distance, i will recommend you vantachi, dynamite clay, spongewax. in that order. i feel that for that floating hair, vantachi is still the way to go. if u wanna look at the other two brands, go with dynamite or spongewax.

oh ya, vantachi, one that i found out it tends to harden after awhile, abit like fiber clay/wax. but maybe that's my hair. :s13:
 

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glad to have ur understanding bros...

anyway just try out mister pomp beeswax on slightly damp hair. very nice lotion smell..EZ to wash off wif warm water alone, hair feels smooth after that (no shampoo/conditioner), styling wise is mus fast, i think it sets quite fast. once setted, ur hair texture feels different like got the siap and healthy feel to it. minor adjustment still can but if u wan to restyle, quite hard cos the wax already 'memorise' the hair direction. major gripe is that quite hard to emulsify on your palms, maybe im not used to paste. it will clump together, so u need to really use finger tip to really 'massage' it until it flattens and evens out completely then rub both palms together. managed to do a sidepart with it without any bllowdryer and it can held throughout the day.. will try to style quiff with prestyler and blowdryer next time.. hope its easier and takes less time

smth like this
http://s3-media1.fl.yelpcdn.com/bphoto/VIXwgcgsoPW4-wPszuhrmQ/348s.jpg

I'm using admiral no need blow dry and good firm hold .
 
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