I tried a Tigi hair glaze before that was similar to a gloss that you smear on your hair and I thought it held good, but was hard to apply.The one I use is Paul Mitchell's Sculpting Hair Glaze.When you leave it in, it really works toward that wet look.I'll have to try that KMS.
> Hi Little O,> Do you recommend a particular product or products?> Thanks,> KarenSorry to butt in, but I have found that TIGI Molding Gel especially good for buns, braids and such. I also add in a small bit of KMS pomade.
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Hi Little O,Do you recommend a particular product or products?Thanks,Karen> Sometimes you want to have your hair dry, but look> like its wet,> I have found success in using a molding gel glaze.> It comes out dry, leaves your hair shiny and> intact,and achieves a wet look that lasts for a long> time.> Don't blow dry it or else it will turn stiff and dry> looking.
Sometimes you want to have your hair dry, but look like its wet,I have found success in using a molding gel glaze.It comes out dry, leaves your hair shiny and intact,and achieves a wet look that lasts for a long time.Don't blow dry it or else it will turn stiff and dry looking.
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