Liberty Spikes - Full Head

Due to job changes, back to having a full head of hair. :( Booooo, haha.

But, this does grant me the opportunity to try out a full head of liberty spikes. I tried it once and didn't like how it came out at ALL; ended up washing it out when I was only half way through:

Uh... don't know why it's sideways, but you get the picture. The sections were probably too big, as some of the tips were starting to separate, but other sections were fine...? I used Got2B, because that's what I used for my mohawk, and doing just half my head killed a good half hour. >:[

Anyway, I digress. I've seen a bunch of you rock an amazing full head of liberty spikes! How do you do it? What products do you use, do you do it yourself or have someone help you?

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Permalink Reply by So What on January 21, 2012 at 4:20pm

Well, I've never had full head of liberty spikes but I ran across this vid a while ago.

I think you did a great job, especially for a first try and I think the size of the sections were just fine.

As to the tips separating, just use more glue (or glue/hairspray/glue) and blow dry the shit out of it.

Last time I cut my mohawk of, I thought about growing it out to do "all over" liberty spikes or a smaller bihawk but I cant stand my full head of hair once it get past 2 inches and the regular mohawk just won it's title back a few weeks ago. Lol

How long is your hair now? Did you take any more pics?

Good Luck!

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Permalink Reply by freak27 on February 10, 2012 at 8:41pm

I gave my friend liberty spikes. i used got2bglued though. you could also resort to eggwhites + sugar very hand but messy/smelly. I would have someone help you.

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Permalink Reply by Phil the on February 11, 2012 at 12:30am

i just used got2b freeze spray and a blow dryer. it takes a lot of practice

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Permalink Reply by Steve on February 13, 2012 at 7:06pm

Did my hair relativity well in liberty spikes with Gorilla Snot in just a few minutes. The stuff is strong enough that it doesn't need a blow dryer, and I had my hair thinned at a barber a few days prior to it so it'd stand up more effortlessly (note: do NOT have your hawk thinned, thats a different story).