I need a good hair wax, because I have a scene hairstyle and a thick fringe. I want to style my fringe into a spiky one.What is a good hair wax?
I have hair somewhat like that, and I don't like big gooey mess on my head, but I want really nice messy spikes. I use KMS HairPlay Molding Paste. Its the best I've ever used to be perfectly honest. Just make sure to hairspray it afterwards, or apply a shinning spray because the actual product does not offer much shine.What is a good hair wax?
i would try redken water wax it works well also redken rewind which is a fiber works well.. good luck.
deff. sally hansen
Saturday, January 23, 2010
How do I use wax strips to remove pubic hair?
Im thinking of getting some veet wax strips to remove all my hair from down there, my bikini like and near my bum. Is there any particular methods i should use, should i trim it all as close to the skin as possible then wax?
If you got any help or tips please let me know, thanks!How do I use wax strips to remove pubic hair?
I tried using them a few years back and all I can say about that experience is OUCH! There was a lot of pain and little hair that actually was removed. make sure the hair is long enough to get stuck (about 3/4 of an inch, I think), short hairs and wax equal nothing but pain. Research to try and find the best product. If you have sensitive skin, find one with no dyes and scents. Also, do a test run before the area is going to be exposed (like going to a pool or beach wearing a bathing suit). You never know how your skin will react. Good luck and I hope it goes better for you than it did for me!
P.S. I found the best way is the old fashion way, shaving cream and a razor.How do I use wax strips to remove pubic hair?
the wax strips need some hair to cling on to, so let it grow for about three weeks. Don't shower right before. The wax strips will come with instructions and lots of tips on how to use them.
It can be kind of painful, but it lasts much longer than shaving.
Good luck.
removing pubic hairs wid wax strips may cause alot of pain and red spots..... rather dan using a wax strip u can trim or just shave ur hairs wid electric shaver or by using some shaving creams...
If you got any help or tips please let me know, thanks!How do I use wax strips to remove pubic hair?
I tried using them a few years back and all I can say about that experience is OUCH! There was a lot of pain and little hair that actually was removed. make sure the hair is long enough to get stuck (about 3/4 of an inch, I think), short hairs and wax equal nothing but pain. Research to try and find the best product. If you have sensitive skin, find one with no dyes and scents. Also, do a test run before the area is going to be exposed (like going to a pool or beach wearing a bathing suit). You never know how your skin will react. Good luck and I hope it goes better for you than it did for me!
P.S. I found the best way is the old fashion way, shaving cream and a razor.How do I use wax strips to remove pubic hair?
the wax strips need some hair to cling on to, so let it grow for about three weeks. Don't shower right before. The wax strips will come with instructions and lots of tips on how to use them.
It can be kind of painful, but it lasts much longer than shaving.
Good luck.
removing pubic hairs wid wax strips may cause alot of pain and red spots..... rather dan using a wax strip u can trim or just shave ur hairs wid electric shaver or by using some shaving creams...
What is the best matte finish hair paste/wax that isnt over $10?
Ive tried surf hair but im tired of it and I want something new. I was thinking of one of the new AXE hair waxes but ionoWhat is the best matte finish hair paste/wax that isnt over $10?
Try Axe. It makes your hair 'spikey' or whatever but it isn't hard as rock and it won't stab your girl in the face if you have one. lol. My husband uses the pomade and spike stuff :)
Try Axe. It makes your hair 'spikey' or whatever but it isn't hard as rock and it won't stab your girl in the face if you have one. lol. My husband uses the pomade and spike stuff :)
Where can you buy wax for removing chin hair?
I have a little hair on my chin and I wanted to wax. What products are good to buy? Where can I buy the wax? Do I have to buy strips too or does it come with the wax? Any suggestions for removing hair on chin?
Thanks!!!Where can you buy wax for removing chin hair?
Go to like CVS or Rite Aid they have the Sally Hanson stuff that should work : )topical cream
Thanks!!!Where can you buy wax for removing chin hair?
Go to like CVS or Rite Aid they have the Sally Hanson stuff that should work : )
Is it ok to wax in an ingrown hair area?
I hv an ingrown hair in my underarm. I wax my armpit, is it ok to wax in that area since there is hair surrounding it? And when will the ingrown hair go away its been there since the beginning of february, and how does it come anyways?Is it ok to wax in an ingrown hair area?
You can still wax the area, but the ingrown hair will remain until you manage to remove it from under the skin.Is it ok to wax in an ingrown hair area?
Use tweezers to remove the hair not pop it because popping it with tweezers would be wicked painful. Idk about the waxing part.
take a pair of tweezers to it, try to pop it open and definately do not wax it just shave a round it, because it will get worse!!!!!!!!
to get rid of it, you just rub some alcohol on it. do not pop it! it becomes irritated and hurts like hell
You need to pluck the hair. Soak it in hot water and then take tweezers to the hair. Don't put on deodorant and just let it breathe for a little while. Deodorant might be irritating it.
NO don't wax there. you need to gently exfoliate the area to break the hair out from under the skin. Ingrown hairs come because the hair growing back is too fine to pierce the skin. It will get infected unless you do something about it.
You can still wax the area, but the ingrown hair will remain until you manage to remove it from under the skin.Is it ok to wax in an ingrown hair area?
Use tweezers to remove the hair not pop it because popping it with tweezers would be wicked painful. Idk about the waxing part.
take a pair of tweezers to it, try to pop it open and definately do not wax it just shave a round it, because it will get worse!!!!!!!!
to get rid of it, you just rub some alcohol on it. do not pop it! it becomes irritated and hurts like hell
You need to pluck the hair. Soak it in hot water and then take tweezers to the hair. Don't put on deodorant and just let it breathe for a little while. Deodorant might be irritating it.
NO don't wax there. you need to gently exfoliate the area to break the hair out from under the skin. Ingrown hairs come because the hair growing back is too fine to pierce the skin. It will get infected unless you do something about it.
Can you use hair styling wax to add volume to your hair?
if so, how?
will it damage my hair?Can you use hair styling wax to add volume to your hair?
Wax is too heavy for volume, it will weigh your hair down. You need something light like mouse.Can you use hair styling wax to add volume to your hair?
no not at all
the only thing gel can do to your hair is cause build up
which is simply cured with a good shampooing.
I suggest either
Paul Mitchell shaping cream
http://www.probeautywarehouse.com/Produc鈥?/a>
Victorias Secret So Sexy Pomade
http://www.google.com/products?q=Victori鈥?/a>
or la bella styling cream
http://www.walgreens.com/store/productli鈥?/a>
I personally like La bella for when your hair is flat
the pomade adds...a kind of strange texture
and the shaping cream..is supposed to be for guys, but I use it for minor volume adding.
the trick for using la bella..because that stuff is very sticky.
is to use..a quarter size amount
and rub it into your hands
and run it through your hair after you've styled it and everything
like, go crazy with it.
your hair may feel sticky and gross
but just keep working with it, the gel will work into your hair nicely
I would actually suggest the pomade for curly/wavy hair styles
no, styling mousse, maybe and foam mousse definatly, styling wax wouldnt damage your hair to a certain point, as its made for hair isnt it?
and styling wax would just weigh it down or make it harder to handle
will it damage my hair?Can you use hair styling wax to add volume to your hair?
Wax is too heavy for volume, it will weigh your hair down. You need something light like mouse.Can you use hair styling wax to add volume to your hair?
no not at all
the only thing gel can do to your hair is cause build up
which is simply cured with a good shampooing.
I suggest either
Paul Mitchell shaping cream
http://www.probeautywarehouse.com/Produc鈥?/a>
Victorias Secret So Sexy Pomade
http://www.google.com/products?q=Victori鈥?/a>
or la bella styling cream
http://www.walgreens.com/store/productli鈥?/a>
I personally like La bella for when your hair is flat
the pomade adds...a kind of strange texture
and the shaping cream..is supposed to be for guys, but I use it for minor volume adding.
the trick for using la bella..because that stuff is very sticky.
is to use..a quarter size amount
and rub it into your hands
and run it through your hair after you've styled it and everything
like, go crazy with it.
your hair may feel sticky and gross
but just keep working with it, the gel will work into your hair nicely
I would actually suggest the pomade for curly/wavy hair styles
no, styling mousse, maybe and foam mousse definatly, styling wax wouldnt damage your hair to a certain point, as its made for hair isnt it?
and styling wax would just weigh it down or make it harder to handle
Does anybody know where to buy hair wax in Sacramento, California?
Hair wax is kind of like gel but kind of better in a certain way. I need it to do some new hair styles I want to try out. The problem is I dont have a clue where to buy it.Does anybody know where to buy hair wax in Sacramento, California?
you can buy it at any place that sells hair supplies.
some are:
target
sally beauty supplies
ulta
any hair salon that sells products near you.
you can buy it at any place that sells hair supplies.
some are:
target
sally beauty supplies
ulta
any hair salon that sells products near you.
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