little_duke
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saying that,i had a gel stick called "toni and guy bed head2 i think it was.well good and basically you just get out of bed and apply it.worked a treat
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Paul_J
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can't remember off the top of my head what its called, but I use stuff that sorta remembers the position and bounces back to the shape when moved.
So you put a bit of gel in your hair, style it... it dries and looks like normal (not gelled / wet) / feels soft - then you can do anything, brush your hair, go walk around in strong winds etc and it'll simply bounce back into the shape you put it when it dried.
I often wake up the next day hungover and someone thinks I've just got up and styled my hair in the morning  but it's just the stuff remembers the shape and returns to it.
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Paul_J
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although the way you apply the gel can make a difference to how it looks.
i.e. if you use a lot and just apply it to a lump of hair, that's why it looks clumpy / wet.
Get a small amount rub it inbetween your hands to warm it up and then just apply it quickly to a lot of hair and not just 1 bit.
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hugefoot
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Registered: 13th Apr 07
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This stuff is really good, looks like there is nothing in your hair, but holds really well, which is surprising as it feels like a light cream when putting it in.
If you want more hold, leave it out with out the lid for a day or two and it hardens slightly.
Buy Here
Think they have a mini one on offer atm (25ml), £1.30 or something, so could try it out for cheap!
To apply, rub all over your hands then rub into all hair, then just style it how you want.
edit - for s**t spelling
[Edited on 07-09-2008 by hugefoot]
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Ben G
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quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
can't remember off the top of my head what its called, but I use stuff that sorta remembers the position and bounces back to the shape when moved.
So you put a bit of gel in your hair, style it... it dries and looks like normal (not gelled / wet) / feels soft - then you can do anything, brush your hair, go walk around in strong winds etc and it'll simply bounce back into the shape you put it when it dried.
I often wake up the next day hungover and someone thinks I've just got up and styled my hair in the morning but it's just the stuff remembers the shape and returns to it.
fructis work it? green tub with a red lid.
i'm trying that out at the moment but i have to use fructis ultra strong hold high resistance gel on top as it all ''evaporates'' at work as the air in there is very dry  still works a treat though.
this is the biggest problem i have to overcome and american crew is the only other one that does that.
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Carl
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V05 matt clay
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Paul_J
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
quote:
Originally posted by Paul_J
can't remember off the top of my head what its called, but I use stuff that sorta remembers the position and bounces back to the shape when moved.
So you put a bit of gel in your hair, style it... it dries and looks like normal (not gelled / wet) / feels soft - then you can do anything, brush your hair, go walk around in strong winds etc and it'll simply bounce back into the shape you put it when it dried.
I often wake up the next day hungover and someone thinks I've just got up and styled my hair in the morning but it's just the stuff remembers the shape and returns to it.
fructis work it? green tub with a red lid.
i'm trying that out at the moment but i have to use fructis ultra strong hold high resistance gel on top as it all ''evaporates'' at work as the air in there is very dry still works a treat though.
this is the biggest problem i have to overcome and american crew is the only other one that does that.
This is what it is
Fructis pure fix.
[Edited on 07-09-2008 by Paul_J]
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jacko198
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Get something called fudge. It does exactly what you want
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jezza
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Originally posted by bubblevaux
so i want some gel or some techniques to get hair styled, but without it looking like there is anything on, sometimes when i wake up in the mornin my hair looks gel-less but looks styled cool as fuck.
anyone know what i mean or shall i edit>delete thread?
Dude, I totally know what you mean! Sometimes when it looks really good straight out of bed I just stick some hairspray on top
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Russ
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just dont wash it for a few days and leave it greasy 
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M2RTY
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Originally posted by jacko198
Get something called fudge. It does exactly what you want
i love the smell
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Jules
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quote:
Originally posted by jacko198
Get something called fudge. It does exactly what you want
Fudge HairShaper is fucking pro!!
Smells so nice aswell, is water based so washed out a piece of piss.
Top stuff
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Theham85
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Jizz
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antnee
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matt clay by vo5
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Butler
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Do what jezza said, cover it in firm hold hair spray
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_Allan_
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Originally posted by Theham85
Jizz
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Joe
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Fudge Hair Shaper, use a little bit. Thats all you need.
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little_duke
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Location: Tamworth,staffordshire Drives: rover coupe
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wheres that fudge stuff from
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Theham85
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quote:
Originally posted by little_duke
wheres that fudge stuff from
You can buy it on the net on the fudge website. Actually really good, smells nice as well.
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Jules
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Originally posted by little_duke
wheres that fudge stuff from
Decents "hair salons" or t'internet, it's straight up ownz y0!
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deano87
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VO5 Rework Fibre Putty.
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Brabus
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Sebastian xtah, the best you can buy, its not cheap, you have been warned. 
http://www.jasonshankey.co.uk/product.cfm?product=3529
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jezza
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Originally posted by Brabus
Sebastian xtah, the best you can buy, its not cheap, you have been warned.
http://www.jasonshankey.co.uk/product.cfm?product=3529
fock me, 18 quid!
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Cosmo
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The duke and tomtom are the only two you should respect the opinion of on this topic tbh.
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bubble
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Location: Darwin, NT Australia.
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quote:
Originally posted by Ben G
american crew will do just the job.
quite expensive but it smells awesome and better than any other cheaper products.
thats what i use now. the blue fibre one
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