Favourite hair products.

I use the same stuff. Works great!

 

I sometimes use a small dollop of American Crew Fiber. A small dollop is all I need and also because it's expensive as heck. I like the no-shine aspect of it. Other than that, it's au naturel or with a baseball cap.

 

Water.

Fuck, I sound hetero. In my defence, I also use straighteners.

 

Fudge products work perfectly on my hair!

 

I use Fiber as well. My hair needs something that can boss it around otherwise it does what it wants.

 

Alberto Balsam Juicy Green Apple is my main shampoo product at the moment. Works wonders for my naturally greasy hair.

 

I forget what's in my arsenal right now. I ... just checked: Aussie Instant Freeze sculpting gel and Aussie Textuarizing Wax

 

Got 2 Be Glued hairspray when I had a mohawk. Now I use no products. I used the hair glue when I only had like a 3inch hawk as well, much taller and you must use hairspray.

When I actually have a bit of hair I prefer it without product so its nice and soft :3.

 

Doop 'The Outsider' shaping mud and hair spray.

 

Dude.. When I read your title, that's exactly what I was going to say!!

Also I use MUK Hard muk, it gives a more "Dryer" look.

 

I like Nexus , I also like carrot serum for hair

 

I use John Frieda shampoo, hair conditioner, and hair spray. (Actually I just got a haircut yesterday and was advised by my stylist not to use conditioner, so today in the shower I skipped the conditioner).

I have and sometimes use the John Frieda Sheer Blonde "Go Blonder" line of hair products (shampoo, conditioner, hair spray)..I think they do give my hair a bit of a lighter shine. But unless you already have hair that's a shade of blond, or at least a light golden brown, I don't think you would notice your hair getting any lighter by using these products. They're more intended for people who already have blond/light hair and just want to give it a bit of a highlight and a lighter glow.

More often I use the John Frieda "Luxurious Volume" line of products (shampoo, conditioner, blow-dry lotion, and blow-out spray), it really helps add fullness and volume to my hair. The lotion helps to build volume and fulness at the root, while the shampoo, conditioner, and spray build volume and fullness from root to tip. If you have thin, fine hair like I do, I definitely recommend it to give your hair a more voluminous look.

 

My mom got me into using the Wen cleansing conditioner. It smells so amazing, I could care less that it's better for your hair :lol:

 

Kiss My Face Miss Treated. My hair feels like hair now and not clumpy straw.
And my heat tools. Couldn't live without them.

 

Never used "product" per se, except for a brief time in middle school when I would mousse my hair. (In my defense, it was the 80's.)

However, really would like to find a good dandruff shampoo. (Yes, I am afflicted with this malady. ) Anyone recommend something good? Please don't say Head & Shoulders, already tried and failed that one.

 

Try Selsum Blue which uses selenium sulfide or Neutrogena T-Gel which uses coal tar. Both work wonders, especially the latter for bad dandruff (I get that a lot).

 

I love Neutrogena products, I'll give that one a try. Thanks, Alamo.