Shitty, thin hair

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Permalink Reply by Giant Mohawk Man on April 10, 2008 at 10:00pm

Fanning is the toughest part even with a single blade. I imagine the thinness becomes even more of a problem with two. Just keep splitting it up and building from the bottom is the best idea I can think of.

Also, some colors help in reducing how thin the fan is. Letters especially. When I put mohawks rock in my hair, it draws the reader to read the whole word and not see the gaps as much.

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Permalink Reply by Socially Unaccaptable on April 11, 2008 at 8:33pm

i am just holding it up and then hairspraying it, i dont use gel anymore because its too heavy, but when i use spray i usally just comb it up, spary it , and blow dry it utill stiff

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Permalink Reply by lillyqueengoth on April 13, 2008 at 2:20pm

Insette spikey hairspray and a pair of straighteners - works every time

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Permalink Reply by nate on April 13, 2008 at 4:44pm

when my mohawk gaps up like that I apply some hair gel or hair spray and try to break up the hair that would fill the gap, and comb it out just a little so the hair around the gaps just come togeather to fill it in.

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Permalink Reply by Sonic Architect on April 14, 2008 at 12:24am

After you have it up and completely dry and stiff you can comb it out again and then re-spray

i noticed that certain things may aid clumping and gaps. i was doing my hair with soap and glue and I would have a few areas that would almost always gap and I have now started using knox due to the length of my hair and though I am still playing with the method I have found I have gotten a MUCH better fan for the most part. Sadly, the top of my head has a lot finer/thinner hair than the back but I still think it is fanning much more evenly and better.

A hair straightener could probably not hurt either but I can't write a testimonial on that because I don't have one yet =p

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