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chrisdog you should try using a moisturizer and then the pomade or LJOT so that your hair won't stick up as much.
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anyways overall i think that LJOT is just as good as pomade, it just really depends on what really works for you.
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As for washing the pomade out of you hair don't make too much of an effort...Just wash your hair with shampoo...brush it with the shampoo in, then condition...brush with the conditioner in and rinse. Using a med- semi hard brush, this should remove any EXCESS pomade in your hair, the little pomade thats left, little do you know actually helps your hair to lay down even more!
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damn, thats some great info meji i didn't even kno that
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aite sumone tell me sumthing b4 i have to waste a few bucks. will LJOT work for me? remember i have nappy hair and thats nappy for an african.
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Wave Connec says and I agree that its better to use LJOT when you have a defined 360 pattern. As for developing waves I don't think so.
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i have a developed wave pattern and i dont like LJOT, and i have thick hair, but do you. Trial and error. I support sportin waves all day.
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