Hair stuff

[illmonkey]

After wasting an other fiver on some hair product this weekend, I'm giving up, well in a way, I'm asking PH.

Every product I've used is either a horrible wet look, or wax that doesn't come out of your hair/hands unless you use bleach.

So, I'm asking you, what do you use to give a OK look without it sticking to everything?

[Ultuous]

T&G Matte Paste most of the time for me (about a tenner for a small tub, I think it's only available in T&G salons or similar), or (if I'm feeling like saving some cash/ can't get to a Salon) Boots etc. do a T&G 'Texture Paste' which is a similar thing but a little less matte and more 'claggy' (but still bearable) in your hair/ hands!

[V8mate]

First self-tan , now hair products.

Ghey, ghey, ghey, ghey, ghey, ghey, ghey.

[Jonny671]

http://www.theshampooshop.com/hairplay-molding-pas...

This stuff is more than good, I dont use it daily though as £17.50+Postage a tube gets expensive and only lasts less than a month really.

Good though

[Sarkmeister]

The best by far in my opinion is Fibre by American Crew. Its not cheap (£11 per tub), and is only sold in a few places, but it works perfectly and doesnt make your hair shiny or wet look.

[Dupont666]

Matt Clay by VO5 works wonders

[G0ldfysh]

illmonkey said:

So, I'm asking you, what do you use to give a OK look without it sticking to everything?

HTH

[sonic_2k_uk]

Tigi Bed Head Rockaholic Hair Glue

[pokethepope]

Im taking bets on how long until a 'Health and Beauty' sub-forum is added to Health Matters due to excessive user demand, who wants in?

[amir_j]

Sarkmeister said:

The best by far in my opinion is Fibre by American Crew. Its not cheap (£11 per tub), and is only sold in a few places, but it works perfectly and doesnt make your hair shiny or wet look.

+ 1

[Cock Womble]

Sorry, you lost me at "product".

[Z4monster]

SHOCKWAVES MESS CONSTRUCTOR CREAM is good at about £2.50 a pot. Don't need lots and washes out easily. It is a little bit stiff (Oo-er missus) but once dried you can touch your hair without getting all sticky again.

Can't beleive i'm giving male grooming advice on here!

[Halb]

Just go to Tesco. Last time I looked I was mildly surprised at what was there, it's not just gel/wax/cream any more.
Clay, glue, fibre, paste, gum and moreI cannot remember.