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Male Hair

seanieclarke · 2007-06-29 17:41:23

hi everyone, ive really dark hair which gets very frizzy when damp. can anyone recommend a good haircut for me to get to minimise the frizziness? id like to have my hair short but not scalpy if that makes sense thanks for any help

29-06-2007 6:41pm

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seanieclarke

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hi everyone,

ive really dark hair which gets very frizzy when damp.

can anyone recommend a good haircut for me to get to minimise the frizziness?

id like to have my hair short but not scalpy if that makes sense

thanks for any help

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#2 29-06-2007 7:06pm

Remmy

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you could try getting it cut with a scissors all over! that way its short but its not see through!

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#3 09-07-2007 8:43pm

seanieclarke

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Remmy wrote:

you could try getting it cut with a scissors all over! that way its short but its not see through!

yeah thats what i get but its still very frizzy! thanks anyway though!

anyone else any suggestions at all?

any good gel/cream/wax to use?

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#4 09-07-2007 9:29pm

katiemac

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Ask the barber to give you a number 5 which will cut your hair tight without looking like a skinhead.
Use conditioner NOT shampoo on alternate days when showering.
Use DAX wax to keep it nicely shaped.
That will eliminate the frizz.

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