Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes

RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By J BIZ (Guest Post) (09/23/2008) After years of research and experimentation, the Got2be Hairspray is the best product out there for hawks. A blowdryer, a large comb, a can of spray and a lot of patience, and you have an adequate hawk. It becomes an art. Too much spray and it will separate leaving gaps. Not enough spray and it will fall before the night is through. Mixing with the got2be glued gel will also provide mixed results. I usually only use it at the very front and very back, to prevent them from falling. A good hawk is an engineering marvel. All the hairs need to be connected in some way in order to provide a support structure. Any splits or gaps could cause one section to fall. So the real secret is making sure the support structure is sound. When you bend a small section over, it should take darn near the whole hawk with it. Experiment until you find what works best for you. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By corey snider (Guest Post) (08/29/2008) What's up this is Corey. My Mohawk is 15 inches. I use ice spiker it works great! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Hot Stuff (Guest Post) (08/17/2008) What I used to do was straighten my hair then hairspray it ALL up in a rough mohawk shape then I would straighten it again to make it neater and then use more hairspray and either gel or wax. The best hairspray to use is the really cheap stuff like Superdrugs own or Asdas own. It's very sticky and holds for quite a bit all you have to do is keep touching it up after sleeping on it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Richard Povian (Guest Post) (08/12/2008) HOW TO VIDEO: how to make a Liberty Spike Mohawk. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0piwbTivpDg Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Bloodclot (Guest Post) (08/06/2008) Rave 4 hairspray, a big comb, and a blowdryer, started from the back of my head where the hair parts. Once it's up, I spray the whole thing, touch it up, and let it dry. After it's dry it could withstand hurricane winds, man...and if I sleep right, it'll stay up perfectly for a week. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Tom (Guest Post) (07/27/2008) I just spray with bristos 89p hair spray and blow dry. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Frida (Guest Post) (07/25/2008) Mallory: maybe you got a whirl in your hair in that spot. My friend had that and couldn't put up her mohawk either on that spot. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Mallory (Guest Post) (07/24/2008) My mohawk is longer now than in the picture I've put on here, but even when it was that short; I couldn't ever get only one spot to hold up. You can probably already tell which part; where the top meets the back. Does anyone have any ideas why just that part splits so badly? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By MackDaddy (Guest Post) (07/22/2008) Got2BGlued all the way love that stuff... also use ICE spike colors on top of that sometimes Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By GusGruesome (Guest Post) (07/10/2008) '[ego]trip' Spiked spiking glue + 'Vo5' Quick! hold Hairspray = Amazingess! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Daley (Guest Post) (06/22/2008) I just use l'oreal studio indestructible wax and it works fine. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By KT (Guest Post) (06/22/2008) The best way is to use murray's pomade, and elmers white glue. It works on really thick hair like mine. First put the pomade in to get it up, then put the glue in to keep it up. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Ali. (Guest Post) (06/20/2008) I spike my hair regularly and what I do is: 1. Straighten your hair if curly(like mine) 2. Hold up first section/spike and cover the base with hair spray (I use any cheap strong kind I can find) 3. Use straightener to speed up drying or blow dryer if you don't have one 4. Continue all over your head 5. Use got 2 be hair glue on the tips or anyplace that is needing it I recommend to only use regular glue on hair 3 inches or shorter. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By willanxiety (Guest Post) (06/17/2008) What works for me is got to be glued (the gel) and the got to be glued hairspray. I work the gel into my hawk starting at the base then I shape it up. I blow dry it a little so it gets a little hard then I use the hairspray. Then blow dry again. so this pic is of my old hawk and it was only about 5 inches and it worked pretty good. My hawk's about 12 13 inches now and I do the same thing. It still works great. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By tomm (Guest Post) (06/16/2008) I have a 6" mohawk, just got it cut actually, use to have 13" hair, but I have tried spiking it with elmers glue, hairspray, and that works if I let it dry elmers glue takes forever to dry in my hair. I have thick hair, and the elmers glue just isnt practical, I picked up some got2be glue and freeze, I got it to stand up, but not very good, I may not have put enough in. I used a little bit, I wasnt sure how much to use, but I used a good amount of freeze, should I add more glue before using freeze? or what am I missing. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Ashley (Guest Post) (06/05/2008) well I've found only hairspray works for me. The other stuff like knox and woodglue are too messy, but will work so use whatever you feel keeps it up. I need something to keep mine up in the rain. Any suggestions? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By cameron (Guest Post) (06/04/2008) I usually use a mix of 2 or more of the following: egg whites, flour, wood glue, jell-o. elmers glue, super glue (mixed w/ water) toothpaste, Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Mac. (Guest Post) (06/04/2008) I hope you're not talking about Elmer's Glue. There are special kinds of hair gels and putties that work just like a strong holding glue. You could try something from Got 2 Be, or Fantastic Sam's.. Just don't use household glue. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Ashley. (Guest Post) (05/24/2008) Keep the glue away from your hair... I had a friend who was so frustrated and desperate, she used a mixture of galactive glue (blue and sparkley), elmers glue sticks (extra gross) and dabs of wood glue where she 'needed' it. She's bald now, and that's not joke. For myself, when I had it, I took more of the 'death hawk' approch, which I find to be much quicker and still sylish. I used Big Sexy Hair hair spray. Upside down, back comb it like crazy, and spray it. Fluff and repeat. For me, it takes only 10-15 minutes, which is great if you're too lazy to do anything. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Roo (Guest Post) (05/23/2008) Heres what you do to get THE PERFECT fan hawk, no matter what length. You get a piece of cardboard that is a bit longer than the height of your hawk. Hold it up against the side of your head and trace your head from your forhead to however far back your hawk goes. Cut that out, so that what you have left is basically an arc. Now put that up to your head while you lay sideways on the floor and fan your hawk out so that it is exactly where you want it, and use got2b glue freeze spray (in the yellow can) and spray it thoroughly, then hairdry it while its still laying against the cardboard. =] Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Bob. (Guest Post) (05/23/2008) Make sure your hair is clean first then brush and comb out all the knots if you have curly hair like me. I like Got2Be Freeze Hairspray the best, I just spray down sections of my hair and hold it up while blow drying it. For me the back is the hardest part, but what i do is tilt my head back in a bathtub so that my hair is hanging down and then spray and blowdry. After you're done you'll want to do a few more layers of hairspray, especially at the bottom Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By will (Guest Post) (05/17/2008) Hairspray and a hairdryer works best in my opinion. Soap is rubbish and you are in a bit of a mess if it rains lol. Shugar water is a bit better but still quite bad and even tho it has good hold I wouldn't advise putting glue in it. Can of cheap hairspray, hair dryer, done. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By mel (Guest Post) (05/12/2008) i like to use a hair gel called spiker with some got2be glued hair spray. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Carolee (Guest Post) (05/03/2008) I've got really curly hair[I'm hlaf black] and its just below my shoulder[not straightened], should I striaghten my hair then attempt to libertty spike it? or keep it curly then work with it? Also, what should I use? Hair glue doesn't work for me. Plus, my hair is heavy. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post by thenephilimrising (1) | (04/30/2008) Contact I found some hairspray by Fudge called Membrane Gas which works VERY well, but is quite expensive; about $25 for a medium-sized bottle. Now I just use that Got2Be Glued hairspray as it works just as well and is a HELL of a lot cheaper. I make sure my hair's totally dry and clean, and then straighten it. Then, starting at the front, I take a comb and brush it upwards in clumps so it's upright. Then, while holding it up, I spray it with hairspray (make sure you use your finger to remove all the big, obvious droplets of hairspray, otherwise they dry there and look stupid) and then blow dry it until it's rigid. I do that all the way down my head so the base of the whole mohawk is solid, and then I go back and pull/spray/blow dry the tips so they're neat and tidy. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Mousie (Guest Post) (04/28/2008) I have about a six inch tall liberty spikes/mohawk thing. I use Göt2B Glued, blow-dry, then Göt2B "Unstoppable", then blow-dry again. I put the blow-dryer on high, and the heat on low. Works really well. Takes about half an hour to do. I don't have any decent photo's at the moment, but I'll post again when I do. I also use a tiny bit of "Spiker" Water-Resistant Styling Glue on the tips. Not really necessary. But I find it helps the ends from splitting under the weight. Stays up for a long time if you do right, too. Report Spam or Abuse Curly haired Hawk Post By Sharane (Chick) (Guest Post) (04/26/2008) I'm gonna cut my hair soon so it's short. But it's very curly, so what I was gonna do was just straighten it so it's just a flat hawk on my head or should I just go Glue crazy and spike it up? Report Spam or Abuse use hair spray Post By invisible kid (Guest Post) (04/17/2008) My mohawk is just over 6 inches. I use hair spray that might not seem like it can do the trick but it really works well and it come out a lot more easy than glue. I use got 2 be. It's a yellow bottle. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post by Xlifesescapex (1) | (04/17/2008) Blog! | Contact i use tresemme hair spray. i don't have to use a blow dryer yet because its short. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By nicky myspace.com/97616700 (Guest Post) (04/16/2008) my mayte tomo uses pva glue and then attacks it with the streighteners to dry it off or use the hairdryer on hot Report Spam or Abuse putting up the back Post By turtle (Guest Post) (04/16/2008) My mohawk is a little baby only 4 inches tall. I use got2beglued gel. The back is the hardest part. What I do is apply the glue then get a book and close it in on the back and pull real hard. It helps. Just make sure its a big book. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By (Guest Post) (04/14/2008) Use jello. It's easier to get out. I had a friend that used to do it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By jordan (Guest Post) (04/11/2008) i have a mohawk it is very big now and im still growing it. i used to use got2b glued in my hair but it went all crappy and was in big chunks but now i comb it up, spray it with tresemme freeze hold hairspray and then hold my hair up whilst still wet and blow dry. it takes a bit of a while but dont worry because if you do it good enough it will look sick! i then normally put a tiny bit of got2b glued in to make it a bit harder but yeah do what i do and your mohawk should look good (also shave the sides like mine because it looks way more sick!) also im going to dye mine soon Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By lessthantom (Guest Post) (04/10/2008) I just stick my head between my legs and get tresemme freeze hold hairspray all over it and blow dry seems to work ok Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Roosterhead (Guest Post) (04/05/2008) Got 2 be glued is the stuff! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Nael (Guest Post) (04/02/2008) I just use Got2Be Hairspray, a blowdryer, and a lil bit of Punky Junky glue. i used to do it in a fan but found it easier to do it in liberty spikes. by Nael Houston, Tx Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By August (Guest Post) (04/01/2008) I use got 2 be glued and it works great! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By alex (Guest Post) (03/29/2008) i don't see what the problem is here, all you need is strong hairspray, a comb, and blow dryer and you can hold up any size of mohawk unless you have really curly hair then you may wanna look into it. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By liam (Guest Post) (03/19/2008) i have a three/two/one inch liberty spike hawk but i think i can make it look better, i use moose hair dough, studio line glue and shockwaves spray, ive heard about this got2beglue hair product and i reli wanna know where you get it from in the uk cuz i cant find any!!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By jordan (Guest Post) (03/17/2008) i have a mohawk it is very big now and im still growing it. i used to use got2b glued in my hair but it went all crappy and was in big chunks but now i comb it up, spray it with tresemme freeze hold hairspray and then hold my hair up whilst still wet and blow dry. it takes a bit of a while but dont worry because if you do it good enough it will look sick! i then normally put a tiny bit of got2b glued in to make it a bit harder but yeah do what i do and your mohawk should look good (also shave the sides like mine because it looks way more sick!) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Will (Guest Post) (03/02/2008) Primary ingredient: Gorilla Snot Secondary ingredient: Hairspray, any type will do, and make sure it doesn't make your hair collapse so keep spraying in small amounts until you feel that not even a really windy weather can't get it back up. Tools used: Hair straightener. Gay or not for you insecure folks, it works like a charm. (the picture was a sneak-pic, mind my eyes being closed will you?) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By bianca (Guest Post) (02/21/2008) I've tried soap and mega mega hair hold and it takes hours to dry. I'm not sure what to do so I'll try the glue idea. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Fay (Guest Post) (02/18/2008) Is 38in of hair to much to try and get into liberty spikes? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Karl (Guest Post) (02/14/2008) I just use ice spiker dry, then use got2be glued, then dry and use got2be glued spray and it holds for like 3 days. It's kinda hard to wash out but it does. My spikes are 7 inches now and still works. We will see how long. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Virginis. (Guest Post) (02/13/2008) I have at least 13-15 inch hair, it's thick and it's curly. I used Rave Hairspray, it takes a bit longer to dry but it stays if you do it right. I lay on my side, or hold the hair up but this makes my arms tired, and brush out my hair holding it as I spray the base and dry it. Making sure the base is dry I work my way up the hair brushing it straight as I do this. Blow it dry completely before you try moving it around, make sure both sides are stiff and dried. It washes out for me within one washing, it may be more for you, but like I said I've got thick hair. In the picture here the hair is a bit wavy, but i kinda liked it like that: [also note that I have not shaved/ ut my hair into a mohawk, it's a regular haircut] Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Victoria (Guest Post) (02/08/2008) Don't use egg whites, they spell bad after a few hours (especially in the heat). I just use hairspray and elmers glue. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By J BIZ (Guest Post) (02/08/2008) I use a discontinued product that I found at the dollar store called "Rock Hard Liquid Glue". Its made by LA Looks.....Haha..... yeah thats right.....LA Looks. The stuff works pretty well for 1-5 inch hawk.....once it gets beyond that, it just doens't seem to be strong enough. I've heard a lot of good things about Got2BGlued and when my supply of dollar store crap runs out, I'll give it a try. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By angeline (Guest Post) (02/06/2008) Hairspray and a blowdryer. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By jake (Guest Post) (02/05/2008) Rave hairspray works really well. i found it easiest hold up your hair spray a bunch of rave or whatever you have and blow dry it. you can also spray it in and take a hair straightener to it but you can ruin your hair pretty fast doing that. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By punker (Guest Post) (02/02/2008) Gelatin works like a charm. Just apply it after using the strongest hairspray you can find. Way easier to wash out than glue. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By dylan (Guest Post) (01/31/2008) iI you want your hair to stay up with no shine, use shaving cream. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By heroin bob (Guest Post) (01/24/2008) so i use got2bglue hairspray just that and a blowdryer ive used elmers glue with got2b and it was alot stronger knox is very strong but wiked messy and it leaves alot of white flakes i used to have almost a 2 foot hawk and for that i used knox and got2bglued Report Spam or Abuse Creating a perfect fan mohawk Post By AJ (Guest Post) (01/23/2008) I learned the best method is hair spray. i found that wither HOLD IT or GOT 2 B GLUE works best. first you needx to get it all standing. pull on the hair hard strait up (dont worry about it looking good yet.) then brush it out near the top (keep the base solid so it continues) continue to repeat until perfect it works for me Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By WOOKIEE (Guest Post) (01/22/2008) What About if you have super super thick hair (by this I mean an afro without any gel, spray, perm or anything) How do I get a mohawk with this thick hair? Report Spam or Abuse Mohawk that isnt hard (soft) Post By Puttiey (Guest Post) (01/09/2008) kk if you want a mohawk that doesnt look permanently wet then do these easy steps time: 20-30 mins 1.)shower do w.e wet hair idk 2.)Towel dry then use hair syrum for extreme temp(if dont own syrum then skip) 3.)blow dry completely 4.)apply gel and shape hawk(best gel is l'oreal reform gel[if oyu accidently hit it when dry it goes back to prev form]) 5.)blowdry while holding the selected hair in place 6.)when gel is completely hard and dry grab or pick up a straightener and straighten the parts wehre the gel was 7.)final product is a mohawk that looks like youve put nothign in your hair and feel the same DO not sweat or straightened hair will loose the look and the sweat will re activate the gel if happens repeat steps may not work on super big mohawks (havent tryed it) Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By tinyh113. (Guest Post) (01/06/2008) I found a cheap product call Stringy Spike Glue by Labella it holds up to 20 hrs and washes out easier that glue Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By achula08@aol.com (Guest Post) (01/04/2008) All ya gotta do is use got2bglued hairspray (can looks like a fog horn), a comb and a blow dryer Hold a piece of your hawk, spread with a comb, add some hair spray, hold, blow dry scalp then work your way to the top. This works best when you do individual pieces at a time, like 1-2 in pieces. Here's a pic Mine's perfect every time. Report Spam or Abuse Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Double D (Guest Post) (01/02/2008) I found that the Elmers blue gel glue works the best. I just separate my spikes, get my hands a lil wet, use a good amount (and by good amount, i mean A GOOD AMOUNT) of glue, and blow dry. Simple as that, just touch it up once in awhile and I bet it could last a week and a half. It washes right out too, just shampoo twice and condition. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Sonny (Guest Post) (12/29/2007) My mohawks about 4 inches and I just use finishing spray on it. It only stays up for about a day but then thats fine because it only takes 5 minutes to do it again the next day. I don't really like the idea of trying to sleep with it up anyway. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By stephen (Guest Post) (12/19/2007) I am on my psp so I need a good way to make a mohawk. I was wondering can I just use hairspray and just comb it? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Tsev (Guest Post) (12/19/2007) my Mohawk is something about 5 or 6 inches long -over all mohawk- and I use spray and Göt2Be(thats a gel) First, put the spray, then just wet a little bit your hair. Put the glud Göt2Be make the form u like (liberty spike or over all mohawk) and dry. If the mohwak falls, on any sides, just pour some water on your hair and re-make the form you had. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Dominic (Guest Post) (12/13/2007) Are there any side efects of putting elmers glue in your hair? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Heather (Guest Post) (12/07/2007) My mohawk is 13 inches long and i use G2beglued and rave hairspray 4x & Elmers glue.. and then blow dry it a lot lol till it wont fall. it should bounce a little though Heather<33 Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Matt (Guest Post) (11/30/2007) I've got some thick hair about 16 in. and I'm going to be cutting into liberty spikes. What works best? Wood glue hair spray and blow dryer? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By (Guest Post) (11/24/2007) HAIRSPRAY + DRYER = FTW Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Cory (Guest Post) (11/22/2007) All right guys, I have a 13-14 inch liberty spikes in a mohawk. What I do is first hold up a spike by the top. hairspray the living s*** out of a spike, blow dry the living shit. apply elmers glue to the spike in an upwards motion. blow dry. hairspray again, blowdry. At this point you can let go and be amazed Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By rue (Guest Post) (11/18/2007) Glue works fine, mix one part glue to 1/2 part water for best results. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Miguel A. Ramirez = (MAGRA) (Guest Post) (11/15/2007) I use just a hair Gel call "EXTREME" I haven't see it in the U.S.A just in my country. it comes ready for people who want a spiki hair. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post by jjowers (3) | (11/10/2007) Contact wat can i use to make my hawk stad up other than glue Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Ashley (Guest Post) (11/09/2007) my 'hawk is about 9 inches when I first got it cut it was really easy to stick up (a bit of hairspray and Got2B Glued hair glue) but i haven't tried a fan that many times and I need some pointers ...any tips for a fan? Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By RobWD, IE THE GUY WHO KNOWS WHAT HE'S DOING (Guest Post) (11/08/2007) Firstly, the hawk in the pic isn't the best that I've ever put up my hawk. But it was the first time I ever did, so that shows how easy it is when you follow the advice of someone who knows what they're doing =] And to be honest this has become a guide of some kind rather than a comment =P But anyway: I've had a seven and a half inch mohawk, a three and a half inch one, and now I've got a one and a half inch one =] As far as I'm concerned it's the easiest hairstyle I've ever had to maintain. I used hairspray on the long hawk, about one large can of Tresemmé (I'm from England, does that exist in the US? =S), well anyway -- use any good, extra hold hairspray and dry it properly. The more you put on, the better it'll hold (obviously). If you're having trouble putting it up with just spray, then dry whatever spray's in yr hair already, then comb or brush it out. When that's done, put some sort of product in it, like putty or something and pull your hair up with it held between your hands. (Note: only use a small amount of putty or whatever on each bit of hair!) When you've done that put spray in it (a LOT of spray =P) and blow-dry the living heck out of it. When you've done that, do it again. Don't let go of your hair until your sure it's up properly =] (If it's splitting at the top, use putty to stick it together. If that fails then I dunno what you can do apart from try spraying it together, but that didn't work for me =/) This should hold the hawk up for days. I never found out how long it held, because I was outside in heavy fog with the hawk still up on the third day, and the moisture in the air ruined it, so I had to take it down. If you've used a good spray, then your hair should bounce, and you'll be able to change tshirts without wrecking it =] Just don't do anything involving extensive amounts of moisture in the hair, because this will ruin it =P I cut the hawk down after a while, because I didn't like the amount of attention I got. If you live somewhere where a mohawk is very rarely seen, make sure you're not shy! o.o I made that mistake =P Okay, for the mid-length hawk, I used hairspray again, but It was much easier this time cause it was shorter. This held up for about four days without looking bad, bearing in mind that I changed clothes and slept with it up. (Like I did with the long one.) I found that hair putties and waxes alone could hold this length up, but they tended to melt and so I started putting hairspray over the top of the putty/wax when it had dried. Wax though doesn't like hairdryers (I should have realised that) and it tends to melt a lot under the heat, so I don't recommend using that unless your hawk is shorter than like two and a half inches. I cut this off to one and a half inches because I ran out of hairspray (lol at my stupidness XD) and was going out that night, but I ended up preferring it shorter. It is easier because: It holds for days even with weak products; I get more compliments than I get abuse for it now; I can sleep with relative ease; and I can change tshirts really easy =] (that may seem dumb but believe me -- it's a welcome change from 7.5 to 1.5 inches =P) Wax works dead well on hair this short, and it makes it really shiny -- and if your hair gets messed up when there's only wax in it, you can reshape it again because it melts under a hand's temperature. Also, wax doesn't usually leave any residue. The only problem with it is that it's hard to wash out D: Though I'm sure most hardcore punks want their hair up forever, so this wouldn't be a problem I guess. The only other problem with wax is that it melts. I live in a fairly cold climate, especially compared to most of America (I live in North-West England, which is practically the north pole in winter) and I don't know how a lot of sun and humidity would affect a waxed mohawk. But I don't think it'd fair well in a hot place =/ This doesn't really matter though because you can use practically anything to put up such a short mohawk. You can even use spray if you spray it onto your hands and then put it up like you would if you were using putty. This is a bit more difficult though in comparison. Also, if you put freezing spray or hairspray onto shorter mohawks it usually helps to keep them up and rigid. And when you're spiking mohawks it IS more difficult to get it to look good than if you do yr hair in a fan. Don't believe what anyone says, I'm serious -- but it's easier to spike a shorter mohawk properly cause you only need hand-applied products to put it up. Spiking longer hawks is done exactly as you'd think: get a section of hair, pull it tight (into a spike shape) and spray it, basically. Just do the same as you'd do with a fan and it'll be fine. Just put some hair glue or something on the tip to keep it sharp though, or then you look like you've got carrots coming outta your head or something, which isn't good =/ All in all, the more stuff you put on it (after each layer's dried like) the longer it'll stay up, and the more rigid it'll be. Sprays make it bouncy, and hair glues make it rigid. You can't headbang for long with a long hawk, which is only hairsprayed. It WILL start to fall down unless you've put serious amounts of spray, like cans onto it. I've never put like wood glue or that kinda stuff in it, cause I don't want to have to shave it out =/ The last things I can really say from personal experience are: - People will want to touch it. Don't let them. - It should be obvious, but don't get it wet xD - That you shouldn't use glue sticks. It's not good, and it should only be done in emergencies =P (It leaves clumps and it's evil to get it to stay up.) - And you should never use normal gels; they're just too watery and won't help. They fall down and you look like a d*ckhead. L'Oreal Studioline Elastic effect Gel is good cause it bounces back and has a strong hold, but it still needs blow-drying or it'll fall down in the same way. Also if you have to use gel, hairspray it if possible, or use a fixing spray. Well I hope that helps cause it's taken me a stupidly long time to type. Just follow this, and if it's not working then I dunno what you're doing wrong =] Oh, and don't backcomb a hawk unless you have to -- it looks terrible unless you're doing a Johnny Doom type thing =] _ _ Don't let the hawk die out. RobWD. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post By Nate (Guest Post) (11/03/2007) I just use cheap hairgel and hairspray. Blowdry the heck out of it and your golden. Any tips for trimming the back by yourself? Nate Report Spam or Abuse Feedback: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Post by jess_admin (718) | (11/01/2007) Profile | Blog! | Contact RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes it is not easy to get out but it is possible, i use to use elmers clear glue to make my spikes stand so i would do it the monday of every week and then would wash it out friday, it would keep for the whole week, my spikes were generally between 1.5 and 3.5 inches. (05/06/2005) By Justin RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Use hair product called freezing gel (05/06/2005) By Linda RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Glue stick washes out. Wouldn't you be better off using moustache wax from the barber? (05/06/2005) By siris RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes No!!! Glue does NOT come out easily!! Just wet your hair with epson salt and water, it will stand straight up and will wash out (05/07/2005) By Diana RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Back in the very weird decade of the 1980s punk rockers used egg whites to spike their hair. It washes out easily. I would stay away from the glue. You could wind up with a terrible mess! (05/07/2005) By Mary RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes DON"T use crazy glue....you'll have a terrific mess and may have those spikes a lot longer than you want....maybe until it's all grown out! There are a lot of styling waxes and pastes on the market to spike your hair. Most are just a couple of dollars. (05/09/2005) By Claudia RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes back in my old punk rock days we used to use egg whites but it would flake off and end up smelling...so dont try that. There is some really stuff hair gel on the market now that would work. I never tried the glue thing. hope your hair is colored nice. Mohowks look best when the hair is colored well. (05/15/2005) By divagirl RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Glue works and washes out very easy. Got2Be gel and some hairspray and a good blowdry works awesomely. (05/15/2005) By Beth RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes gelatin works like egg but doesn't get the smell, and you can touch it up by dampening and reshaping. dish soap helps to remove it. think of yourself as a human confection. (05/23/2005) By for a lark RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes wash your hair with baking soda (05/29/2005) By RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Elmer's Washable School Gel. That's what I use. It's blue but it dries clear and holds great. But you have to blow dry the shit out of each individual * so it dries and holds. Now whenever someone says "Why the hell would anyone want (i)washable(/i) glue?" you can point at your hair with a big grin on your face. (06/15/2005) By couchfort RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes how do you spike it with jello. do u propare it but instead of placing in the frig u place on hair and blow dry...or how does that magic stuff work? (06/30/2005) By Polloman RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes If you want to smell like fruity jello, it will work but from what I've read, plain knox gelatin or egg whites work better. When doing liberty spikes take a chunk of damp hair, rub the egg whites, or dissolved (just enough hot water so it dissolves) knox gelatin in. Work it into the hair, down to the roots, and hold the hair up. Then blowdry it until it is dry. You can then coat the spike(s) with some cheap hairspray. (06/30/2005) By ThriftyFun RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Ok buy some regular elmers glue squirt a little out put a little!!!! bit of water into it shake the bottle squirt in your hand and do your hair it works just great for me and i have friends with at least 5 to 6 inch mohawks that do the same thing just takes a little scrub but it does come out!!! (07/05/2005) By Mychal RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Gelatin melts when hot and runs all over the place. I know from experience. (07/19/2005) By Rae RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Here in cleveland we use knox. All you do is put it in the microwave for 10 seconds and stir it good. it should be snotty like. it'll keep your hair up for a week. to get it out wash your hair like three times or so. I hear you can use baking soda to get it out also. If you get your head done and dry and relize you did it shirtless thats ok just put your shirt on and your spikes'll bounce right up. i think you can sleep with em too. (07/22/2005) By Real Punx RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes hey how do i spike my hair with glue if my hair is 5 inches long, yeah i know its kinda long but the longer the better, i used to use elmers glue but its not working that great any more, do i add water to it??? any ideas? (07/26/2005) By jimmy RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes What If Your hair is a foot long and You want long spikes like the chick from that 80's show what do you do then (07/28/2005) By RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes use hair-wax....thts all u need...!!!!seriously (07/30/2005) By brat RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i heard that clear spray paint works well and washes out easily. however i have never tried it (07/30/2005) By angie RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes should your hair be wet or dry when doing it with glue? (08/03/2005) By gay RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes also, how long should you blow dry it for, and is it better when you have someone helping you, or is it basically the same as you doing it by yourself. (08/03/2005) By gay RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes im trying to give myself a mohawk but ive got ling curly hair wat should i use (08/04/2005) By dr ru55 RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes elmers glue seems to be the best. if your a hardcore street punk, it usually just stays up out of the general dirt thats collected in your hair. (08/04/2005) By RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Gelatin is good, if you don't mind animal stuff. I used it on a tall green mohawk once, it took just two goes to get it to last about 6 weeks. It begins to get a tad crusty, and the spines fall forward or backward after a bit, but it's good, and it keeps the green dye in there longer too. A bit of rain makes it possible to improve the spike a bit, so long as there's not much of it. I knew of a guy who used superglue, but I don't reckon that is so good. Cyanoacrylate might not be toxic once it cures, but during the curing it's exothermic and highly corrosive. It's also expensive. BEsides, gelatin is just as hard and sharp so long as it's dry, and a damn sight easier to remove once you have reason to change it. (08/05/2005) By Crow. RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes take it from a cosmetologist 1. wash and dry upside down 2. wet roots and apply got2be glued 3.blow day it all 4.use paul mitchell freeze n shine spray 5. flat iron it works on mine and its down to my chin when down (08/06/2005) By redrum RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I used gluee on my hair and Paul Mitchell Freeze and Shine and Hairdryed it really good and it works great!!!!(b)(/b)(b)(/b) (08/17/2005) By Blurryredkitten RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes glue is not hard to wash out of your hair, and the best kind to use is the blue kind, cos it dries clear, all you need to do is just conditioner to get it out. you can water it down to make a sort of gel, or just apply it straight to your hair (08/19/2005) By hair charging master RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes glue is very easy to get out. end of story. anyone who says its hard is totally joshing you. would glue will keep your hair up for even longer but is a tad bit harder to get out. to get normal elmers glue out, just use conditioner in the shower, condition 2-3 times and its done. (08/20/2005) By caitlin RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Hmm.. so basically you just need to wash it, apply the glue/wax, blow dry it and add hairspray? xD (11/13/2005) By Amber RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes There's a product out there called Hair Glue. I can't remember who makes it. It comes in a lime green and orange bottle that looks like a glue bottle. And it works like glue too, but washes out easily! (11/13/2005) By Nelly RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes my hair is around 6.5 Inches tall and i usually use hair spray for mine, all I do is grab the front spray and blow dry it a load and keep doing this until I get half way then I ask my mate to do the back cause it is really hard to do by yourself, I think it is Shock waves ultra strong (if you use any old type of hair spray it will not work to well so get ultra strong stuff) if you have a short mohawk use gel or soap, dont even bother using gel for a long one it is to heavy! I once used PVA glue in my hair I would not recommend anyone using it in there hair! I also heard that sugar and water worked and then blow dry it did not work to well but I smelt like candy floss! haha!! also if you want to keep your mohawk get any split ends on it cut off once a month otherwise your goes to shite and it is hard to manage. I (05/11/2006) By alex RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I just use elmers glue, it really works. When you put in on your hair you have to blow dry it for about 5 mins. To wash it out you need to rub it thouroghly but if you have colourd hair, you might not want to rub it that thoroughly or else the colours will sorta wash out. heres what my hair look like with the glue. (05/15/2006) By Dainan RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes The best thing is turtle wax the stuf u use to polish the leathers in ur car but not the one in the spray bottle the ones that are in a wax form like a candle first squeeze it in ur hanf then put it in ur hair and do w.e the hell u want and for ppl who have colored hair nothin will hapen and makes ur hair alot shinnier (05/16/2006) By Brandon RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i have a huge mohawk around 10 inches and i used 2 use..super glue...btw dont do that. i had 2 wash it about...a dozen times...however it stays spikey for about a week, its up 2 u (05/21/2006) By joe RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I haven't tried glue or knox-gelatin, but I do know something that WILL work. I am a girl, and have 13 in. long hair, and I use a hair product called "Ice." I don't remember who it's by, but I remember it was in a light blue and sea-foam green colored toothpaste-looking, bottle. But it works pretty good, so go check out the local barber shop, or the store "Sally's" has it, for sure........... (06/04/2006) By KT RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i just use regular glue with got 2 b glued and egg white and sleep with it for about a week then to wash it out i just rubbed at it alot before i good into the shower till its a part a bit then just wash it out (06/13/2006) By derek RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes ooo k i have about a foot and a half long hair (im a girl) and i use L.A. looks moose/gel and egg and glue mix it together and put it in ur hair it works and its prity easy to wash out...oh and blow dry it for awile (b)(/b) but i put my hair in liberty spikes sooo it should work prity well for wht u want ^_^ (06/20/2006) By korno kreep RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes glue just washes out the thing your thinking of that doesnt wash out is wax.. as long as you use glue and not wax you will be fine :D (07/02/2006) By kevin RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i use regular no name school glue and i do liberty spikes i just pull a section of hair lace it with glue then blow dry and there we have it (07/03/2006) By RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Glue is easy to get out (with warm water). The best method for mohawKs 4 inches and taller, do this: Pull the mohawk up between 2 combs/brushes. Hairspray a LOT. Blowdry it for about 30 seconds each side. If your hair is curly/wavy, do this, then flat-iron it with the hairspray. (07/08/2006) By Joey Anger RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I've heard that a product called la bella is good... ^_^ however i have never tryed it myself. i use glue mixed with egg whites and sometimes just normal gel or wax (07/15/2006) By Gabrielle RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes well i use all kinds of stuff..elmers glue does work best for me so does the "ice" product..i have a 8.5 inch mohawk and sometimes liberty spikes....i just mix the glue with water and egg whites and then pull it through my hair with brushes..works well for me...then blow dry the sides then move on to the next part of your hair... (08/11/2006) By devin RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I dont have a huge mohawk or anything, but i use glue, gel, and hairspray (like super super hairspray) and it works fine, but some gels are much harder to get out, i suggest finding a really good hairspray instead of using gel.(quote)animals are people too(/quote) (08/29/2006) By Ren RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I used white elmers school glue, holds and works nice but can clump and leave white glue bits in there...... get clear glue in a gallon if possible. and ppl saying just use hairspray... im broke and i dont have another person to hold the can and spray white i hold up my hawk with 2 bombs (09/12/2006) By Damien RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i use aquanet and a straightner to make mine stand tall...but what kind of cement or glue are you talking about using (09/16/2006) By kml1979 RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes The blue elmers glue Does wash out easy,just condition it a couple times in the shower.ive done it countless times n it never fails.Just put sum in ur hand,pull ur hair up like you want it,and blowdry it till it stays up.afterwards you can hairspray if you want.if you have liberty spikes like mine,you can easily sleep on them,just bend them up when you put ur head down.i just recently tried Knox gelatin,it works just as well but isnt bad for your hair and it lasts a LOT longer. posting proof im not making this up :) (see pic) (10/01/2006) By KoS RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i used glue on a mowhawk and it works great make sure ur hair is dry no duh.. and then just add it and comb it straight up then just hold it up and blow dry it then u should have a mowhawk (10/24/2006) By scumMy RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes yeahh im 14 and i need a mohawk for my halloween costume. my hair is layered like 12978391823 times and the top layer is like 2 1/2 inches hmmm i just tried the glue thing and it doesnt work cause my hairs ooober thin i dont have time to run to the grocery store and get some hairgel sooo hmm any other good ideas?! (10/30/2006) By wtf? RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Ok my hair is like 7 inchs long i want to use elmers white skool glue for liberty spikes but i dont know if it will wash out and im kinda dumped on how to do the spikes someone point me in the right direction pls and thanks (11/19/2006) By Joe RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i have a long mohawk and i use a bottle called spiker and it says its glue but my mohawk falls down and i want it to be striaght up like the guys in the bands (11/24/2006) By rob RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes you can make your own strong gel you need 1/2 to 1 teaspoon unflavored gelatin and 1 cup warm water Dissolve gelatin in 1 cup warm water. Keep refrigerated and use as you would a purchased gel. (11/26/2006) By mat RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i wont use glue use hairspray and dry with a hair dryer thats how i do mine and mines quite long (01/01/2007) By sezza RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I have a 5 inches mohawk and I used wood glue to make it. It's really great, I have it for a bit more than 1 month and it's still ok, my hair is really like wood. The only thing is that I tried to get it off many times with hot water and many things, but it doesn't work. Sorry for the bad english, I'm french (01/29/2007) By Enzo RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes all you need, really is aquanet hairspray and a blowdryer and a brush. backcombing is the secret. then just hairspray the heck out of it and blow dry it. i do it and i have almost shoulder length curly hair not cut for a hawk. course i straighten it first. and its dry, but it works. (02/10/2007) By Maggie RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i want to do a mohawk but i dont know what to use i did try with gel and hairspray then dry it with hairdryer it did work but it wasent like rock hard (02/10/2007) By Kirst RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes In Germany we usually use either: 1. Beer with sugar and Gelatine (works great and smells good :P) 2. UHU Coll Holzleim (Glue) (02/10/2007) By Kluu RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes We did my son's hair for the 4th of July one year and we used a product called got2b glued, rubber spiking cement. We got it at one of the walk in haircut places. It really got the height and the stiffness that a mohawk needs. He looked really punk! (02/10/2007) By jess_admin RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I use elmers glue, my friends told me to use egg whites.... so I am going to try that and see if it really works... (02/14/2007) By kyle RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes There are a lot of ways to do it. My hawk is 1 foot now and i still use Rave 4x hairspray. That stuff works real good. Knox Gelatin works really good too but is a lot messier and harder to get out. You could also use egg whites, bar soap, tooth paste, elmers glue, wood glue, and im sure there are more. it takes practice tho, iv been doing it for 5 years and i still dont always get it perfect. (02/17/2007) By James Nasty RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes hi iv got a 5 inch hawk and i use egg whites and elmers mix it up real well and it works great add a little dish soap to make it wash out easier (02/24/2007) By gibson RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes This page is awesome and now I know how I'm going to make my Mo-Hawk! Do you think elmers blue washable glue, egg whites and hair gel mixed together will work though? I have super thick hair! (02/25/2007) By Mike RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes I don't know who started the egg whites.. unless you can't afford elmers glue or gel I would not recomend egg whites. Got2B hair gel is ok, but your hair will fall limp after an hour or 2, Spiker glue is a bit better, Rave vol 4 hair spray is amazing, and the best thing I have ever tryed, is from the Xtah line, its called Bondage, in a green plastic jar. its Godly, a bit pricey but its on sale right now (it's a raw resin and no other gel holds better). also, Bed Head Mohawk glue by TIGI is great, perfect if you have to wash out your hawk everynight for work. geletin is probably the best hold you can get. (03/04/2007) By RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes here is what i use! 2 egg whites 1 tsp sugar whisk ingredients and beat in a bowl untill mixture is so fluffy and white that the bowl can be turned upside down and the mixture stays in place dry hair completely and add liberally blow dry till stiff! add hairspray for additional hold! WOrKS amaZINg! (03/14/2007) By pwncess RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes heres what i wanna know, if i use wood glue on my hawk will it washout when i take a shower if i dont wash it (03/22/2007) By scum RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Hello. So yeah, I asked my friends as a joke that what I'll get from them if I make a mohawk to the last day of school, they said I'll get some money, so I said I'll do it. Question: What would be the easiest/cheapest way to make a homemade mohawk? I thought about not to cut my hair. In the back it's like (around 10cm) 4 inches short, and on the top about (around 13cm) 5 inches, and on the sides about (around 12-13cm) 5 inches too. Well, thought I'll put on the sides straight down, but how would I get the hair up nicely? I want it like the whole top and neck to be a 'mohawk' and not only a small line in the middle. (Think that's called a faux-hawk?) It will grow, because the last day of school is 2.6 if I remember right, so there's about 9 weeks for the hair to grow. Never done anything to my hair, besider coloring it, and yeah, it's kinda thin too. Thanks in advance! Regards, Jani from Finland. P.S. If you wanna ask something, then ask, I try to check this every day. (03/26/2007) By Jani RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Use Rudeboy gel. with some 4x rave. 8 in. never fails. (03/26/2007) By Oiboys. RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Well, I would, but didn't find those in any store in Finland, and I'm not going to buy it from abroad. Know any good Schwarzkopf stuff or something like that, because it's the most common hairproduct in Finland. You can still suggest something else than Schwarzkopf, but then I can't be 100% sure it will be found in a store here. Thanks for the suggestion! :) Regards, Jani from Finland (03/27/2007) By Jani RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes i only use hairspray and a comb.. its really easy just toupate your hair (u)(hold your hair up and comb it downwards, but dont let the hair loose,, do it all over you head where you want to put iit)(/u) then put hair spray in until your hair is totaly wet, then use a hairdryer on the heatest mode but keep the blower soft (the wind) then youll get it good and fixed :) u use it all teh time and it keeps working for me, i only pay likee 3 dollar a week for my hair (03/31/2007) By SickVicious RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Okey, I'll try that. Thanks! Jani from Finland (04/02/2007) By Jani RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes okay, well im 15 and i had my hair cut yesterday, ready so i can have it put into a mohawk. i tried today with gel/hair spray and a blow dryer. but it didnt come out evenly spread and nncie like you see everyones in photos. it came out abit stringy in placees it was kwite hard, but just looked messy. any chance of getting to know how you make it look neat and straight? cheers, xxx (04/07/2007) By Zoe :) RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes LOL Glue worked the best no doubt (04/12/2007) By Hannah RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes ice makes a product called spiker. works fine...easier to get out than glue its water soluble www.noheattomorrow.com (04/25/2007) By sanctified RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes wood glue works best i have a 9 inch mohawk all you need to get it out is 15 minutes in the shower and some shampoo to put it up just hold it up and blow dry on the low heat not to hard (04/30/2007) By me RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes ok im 14 gettin a mohawk today....i want to know wat to use to help my mohawk stay rock hard...and wen i have school will it fall when im in gym class i dont want that to happen...wat do i do i need advice (05/29/2007) By Ashley RE: Using Glue to Make a Mohawk with Spikes Im using soap it works but when its hot it doesnt stay straight up how do you make the egg white? and how long does it take... (05/29/2007) By Punk's not dead RE