Hair styling for blokes
Discussion
Yeah, yeah, take the piss why don't you before we get started...
Being a guy but with shoulder length hair I'd quite like to do something with it other than having it hanging limply and flatly ... I'd really really like to add some volume, a bit of curl and some bounce to it, and come out looking something like this bloke:
My problem is that my hair is very straight and quite thin and fine, so is there any way to achieve the above without walking into a hairdressers and asking for a perm?
Experimenting with holding my head upside down and hairspraying the roots to try and lift them seemed to make bugger-all difference
Being a guy but with shoulder length hair I'd quite like to do something with it other than having it hanging limply and flatly ... I'd really really like to add some volume, a bit of curl and some bounce to it, and come out looking something like this bloke:
My problem is that my hair is very straight and quite thin and fine, so is there any way to achieve the above without walking into a hairdressers and asking for a perm?
Experimenting with holding my head upside down and hairspraying the roots to try and lift them seemed to make bugger-all difference
mat777 said:
Yeah, yeah, take the piss why don't you before we get started...
Being a guy but with shoulder length hair I'd quite like to do something with it other than having it hanging limply and flatly ... I'd really really like to add some volume, a bit of curl and some bounce to it, and come out looking something like this bloke:
My problem is that my hair is very straight and quite thin and fine, so is there any way to achieve the above without walking into a hairdressers and asking for a perm?
Experimenting with holding my head upside down and hairspraying the roots to try and lift them seemed to make bugger-all difference
Really?Being a guy but with shoulder length hair I'd quite like to do something with it other than having it hanging limply and flatly ... I'd really really like to add some volume, a bit of curl and some bounce to it, and come out looking something like this bloke:
My problem is that my hair is very straight and quite thin and fine, so is there any way to achieve the above without walking into a hairdressers and asking for a perm?
Experimenting with holding my head upside down and hairspraying the roots to try and lift them seemed to make bugger-all difference
Seriously?
On the advice of my hairdresser, no doubt on commission, I recently purchased some of this http://mitchtheman.com/products_reformer.html
It's like wax, but not greasy to touch. It allows you to style your hair so that it holds, but can still be touched and handled without losing it's shape or making your hands all sticky. And it does work for long hair. If anything it gets better as the day goes on. Jeeze, I sound like such a ponce now.
It's like wax, but not greasy to touch. It allows you to style your hair so that it holds, but can still be touched and handled without losing it's shape or making your hands all sticky. And it does work for long hair. If anything it gets better as the day goes on. Jeeze, I sound like such a ponce now.
From his posting history http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
Shaw Tarse said:
From his posting history http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
From the thread: I have multiple pairs of bootcut Levi's in a variety of shades from dark indigo to dress for sophisticated occasions right through to extremely faded sky blue for using as old scruffy pairs or for a more semi-cowboy american look.
whoami said:
Shaw Tarse said:
From his posting history http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
From the thread: I have multiple pairs of bootcut Levi's in a variety of shades from dark indigo to dress for sophisticated occasions right through to extremely faded sky blue for using as old scruffy pairs or for a more semi-cowboy american look.
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