My mohawk.

Hey everyone, I'm new over here, and I'm just wondering of any other ways I could make my hawk up.

There has been some problems recently, like my friend cut off his hawk, and he refuses to come to me and straighten mine(usually we did it together). So now, I'm looking for some tutorials or something.

In few past days I have tried different ways, like straightening my hair on my own, but I can't do it. The way with soap doesn't work for me, and my hawk is too short for har spray only. :(

Oh, and maybe I could make my mohawk with got2be, but I can't find it anywhere. ;/

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Permalink Reply by kocii on November 19, 2008 at 12:53pm

Eem, hairspray? didn't know you can do that too :D Use hair wax (strongest as u can find, I use Taft Titan Look+Taft Titan Look hairspray) and my hawk can last for some 4 mby 5 days. ;]

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Permalink Reply by PoisonedByTheReligion on November 19, 2008 at 1:21pm

I tried this a few times, I use an iron though...

Towel on one side of m'hawk iron on the other, slide upwards and dont let the iron touch your hair for too long.. if there's not too many heavy concentrations of hair spray you should be fine and what it did for me was it gave it a sweet thin look, it was rad. But sometimes it burns the hairspray and you're left with white crap allover your hair... so it's a hit/miss.

P.S I use the same method to straighten it when it's not up.

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Permalink Reply by kocii on January 9, 2009 at 9:56am

I used to use iron too, and i ironed the hair with only wax in, only then aplyed hairspray.It's a pretty good way to do you'r hair, and it allways makes great mohawk. But you allways need some other person to help you... ;)

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Permalink Reply by jarrod on November 19, 2008 at 2:43pm

i just use hairspray and a blow dryer!!!!! :)

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Permalink Reply by kocii on January 9, 2009 at 9:57am

Thanks everyone, I can make more or less good hawk with hairspray only now. ;)

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Permalink Reply by Khaos on January 9, 2009 at 10:48am

Dry hair (or mostly dried) helps too, because then you won't have to dry your hair AND the product. Just the extra product :-)

I noticed when I stopped doing mine wet, it came out exponentially better, especially with hairspray or glue.