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Permalink Reply by Mohawk Kellye on February 6, 2010 at 10:35pm

What blonde one? It probably depends on the texture of your hair. So while some people could probably use like mousse or lighter hairspray and get their hair up and fluffy, other people will have no such luck.

Permalink Reply by Alex! on February 7, 2010 at 1:03am

on the picture attatched, if that's what you're asking. but i guess i'll just try some new strategies and see what comes up.

Permalink Reply by Mohawk Kellye on February 7, 2010 at 11:18pm

Oh Ok I didn't notice that photo. Well I dunno what all you do but even people with straight hair I've known to have better results when they flat iron it or blow dry it straight before applying gel or hairspray (I guess its the heat that helps?). When my hair still had perm in it it would fall flat when it wasn't done but I would take 2 brushes and hold my head upside down with some of that got2b spray and brush it up till it looked like this

But the hairspray only worked best when it was kinda fresh. All the oils and crap that builds up in your hair after awhile seemed to keep it from being as fluffy or even staying up at all.

That was back when I had a thin mohawk tho... Now if I comb it out while doing the hairspray it'll keep it from being smashed into a fan.

Permalink Reply by black_widow_66 on February 7, 2010 at 11:39am

I think that might be teased you know? tease it , then brush it from the roots to the ends (smoothly). That's what I did when I did my deathawk, and some bits did look quite smooth. Tbh, she has shorter hair, so its easier to put it up.

Permalink Reply by Megan Noel on February 7, 2010 at 11:47pm

that looks like what it is. I can mine (about 8in) straight up with no products at all by just back combing and teasing.

Permalink Reply by Damian McKay on May 2, 2011 at 7:30am

hold the hair spray further away from your hair. more layers but not as soaked.