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I have really thick and frizzy hair. I recently cut it into a mohawk but hairspray, gels glues don't work for me I need something that will hold good for a longtime. Any hints? Thanks.
Ariel from San Diego, CA
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RE: Advice For Dealing With a Frizzy Mohawk
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Post By Taylor (Guest Post)
(08/20/2008)
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My American girl doll Nicky has wackco frizzy hair but nothing works. But when I got hot water then put it in bucket then socked her hair then put some conditioner in then dried it it was a hole new girl without frizzy hair! But when it gets frizzy again do it all over!
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Post By Lisa from Lena, WI (Guest Post)
(09/18/2007)
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Try egg whites.
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Post By Mary Ann (Guest Post)
(09/18/2007)
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I am old school. and we used bar soap in the 80 and it makes a unbreakable hawk. You wet the hair and rub the bar on the hair it becomes very stiff and spikey. You can use a hair dryer to speed the drying process. And easy to wash out.
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RE: Advice For Dealing With a Frizzy Mohawk
I saw a product in the store called (x brand) putty, for anchoring roots so hair stays lifted. It was thick like school paste or something. Try that? I wanted super-straight hair years ago, and now I find I'm sanest and happiest when I cooperate with the kind of hair I have. Good luck.
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RE: Advice For Dealing With a Frizzy Mohawk
Elmers glue is what people here use.
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RE: Advice For Dealing With a Frizzy Mohawk
Is your hair long enough for the Sanjaya mohawk? I think that was a series of tiny pony tails.
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RE: Advice For Dealing With a Frizzy Mohawk
I bet if you get on line you will find a 'recipe' for holding your hair.
It seems that once I heard of a recipe to hold hair with unflavored gelatin.
How long is your hair?
Have you tried Sally Beauty (they also have a site) to see what kind of professional products they have?
Good luck - I'd like to know what works for you!
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