Finn: ''How to achieve PERFECT hair!''

How do I get a pro mohawk?

 

Go to a barber shop, tell them you want a pro mohawk.

They will most likley tell you how to make, and maintain it.

 

instead of straightening your hair, you can also just try a straightening shampoo and conditioner. I use Bedhead shampoo and conditioner. They go for around 25-30 bucks each bottle and work amazing pretty cheap too.

Fin, how much you spend on a haircut at average? I spend around $150-$200 but that also includes getting my highlights done every so often.

 

I used to have my hair dyed frequently, but I don't like the effects it has on the quality of your hair, so I stopped a year ago. Taking into account that I don't have it dyed anymore, generally around £50.00 - £60.00.

Not at all, you're doing the right thing. In fact, if it's as bad as you've said, you could actually shampoo it once every three days, and condition, like you are, every day.

Garnier is vile and cheap. Try the John Frieda collection - it works wonders for me.

Just because your hair is short/medium does not mean you cannot use straighteners. My hair is medium length, and I use full size straighteners, and even if they were too big, you could use the smaller (and cheaper) straighteners that are designed for shorter hair. I recommend GHD 'mini':

 

Thanks finn by the way what's the price on that?

 

This is one of the most amazing guides out there 9/10.
Tell us how to stop bolding!

 

Incorrect acknowledgements, Google should not be credited for the pictures as they are not the actual source. All Google does is find the information, which you could credit it for.

 

Wowsers You Do Not Know How Much I Needed This...

Thanks

And What Should I Ask For In A Barbers For A Like Emo Kinda Haircut... Like Strait Emo Not Crazy Emo....If You Get Wat I Mean... I Think Ive Got It Long Enouth...

As Said You Should Do Anouther Guide On Styling You Sound Like You Know Alot About It All....

-Hellier

 

aww man... i love hats. i look gangsta in tibetan hats yo

8/10 a little opinionated and aloof

 

You say 'long at the front and short at the back', and they always understand.

 

This should be common sense really, but obviously, it isn't.

 

Lol just to interject a conflictary note to 'nice hair'.

Shampoos contain chemicals which WILL damage your hair in the long run.
Straighteners effectively break the irregular bonding in your via flooding with heat energy THUS DAMAGING YOUR HAIR!


For healthy hair.. don't striaghten , don't shampoo , JUST WASH!

Sure you'll stink for a while and people will notice but for real healthy hair your natural oil resevoir willl build and blossom in your hair cleaning your hair in a natural way.

 

You be me..FYI..

it's me.

 

hahaha

 

great guide but not really for those with short hair

 

i really don't see the need for this thread it's common sense. people praising it as the best guide are simpletons

 

All asians use gastby for their hair for some reason. It looks pretty cool though.

 

agreed, for the most part.

Some of the guide is wrong for my hair type though (I shampoo every other day, generally, unless I am particularly dirty or sweaty, and I condition daily)

I've used John Frieda products, and I can speak for their quality.

I like to switch up my shampoo/conditioner every time I buy more though (once every month or so generally) - I'm on a quest to find the ultimate

Currently I'm using a Tigi product. I enjoy it so far.

 

For teh win.
I haz nao sxc hair

 

What if you're bald?
;p