How can I spike my hair like this?
I got the pictures in the "Attached Files" below.
The first picture is me, I fanned my hair into a tri-fauxhawk with Imperial Leather Soap, waited for it to dry a bit and broke up the 'hawks to cover my whole head.
Problem I had was that my hair is mildly curly at the ends and the individual hair spikes would turn into a question mark shape if I didn't do it just right.
The second picture is what I was going for. I messaged the guy and he just said "hairspray," which doesn't help me a whole lot.
3rd picture is just about the same as the other 2, you can can kinda see a difference. Would also enjoy doing my hair like this.
Anybody know a better way to do this, products and/or methods?
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Permalink Reply by Steve on
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Upon some of my extensive research (PHD in googleology and lots of grant money) I have discovered that Murrays pomade seems to be the way to go!
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Permalink Reply by Snowflake Love on
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Pomade does seem the best for shorter hair, I heard of people using layrite but I don't know shit about pomade. I have been using Rave hairspray for my mohawk, cheaper and just as good if not better than got2b. Good luck with trying that stuff out, hope it works.
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Permalink Reply by sarah fee on
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here is a video helper! use got 2 b glued works wonders and stands mine up it's like 8 inches
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Permalink Reply by dani smith on
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i have curly hair as well, if you have a flat iron, use that first. it helps as long as your hair isn't too long. the longer mine has gotten the harder it is to keep the ends from curling.
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Update: I figured out that if I wash my hair with soap its MUCH easier to spike, at the current length I dont even have to put anything in in for it to turn out like how I used to want it (link)
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