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Soft Hair Won`t Hold Twists Or Ponytails.

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Forum Name: Teen Hair & Hairstyles
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Printed Date: November 28 2025 at 3:58am


Topic: Soft Hair Won`t Hold Twists Or Ponytails.
Posted By: Tina
Subject: Soft Hair Won`t Hold Twists Or Ponytails.
Date Posted: April 04 2002 at 7:06pm
I am trying to put my hair up in either a couple of the cool ponies or twists. Because my hair is so slick it won`t hold. Any ideas?



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Posted By: toni
Date Posted: April 04 2002 at 9:50pm
Have you ever put mousse in it. If not , when your hair is wet (not drip wet though) run mousse through it with your fingers all through out your hair then blow dry it. While blow drying it don`t scrunch your hair or anything just run your fingers through it. The mousse will thicken your hair and and allow it to hold better. After your hair is dry spray it with a little bit of hairspray and brush it through and then style it. I do this every day so it`s good to use a good mousse and hair spray because neither of them are good for your hair so Pantene is the best choice of both of them. That`s what I use. I hope this works for you like it does for me.

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Posted By: .copper_sax.
Date Posted: April 05 2002 at 3:10am
also, don`t try putting your hair up straight after it`s been washed. It will have no sebum (oily stuff) left because it has just been washed, and the sebum makes hair less slippery. Wait till the next day.

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Posted By: lgp82
Date Posted: April 05 2002 at 8:21am
Try Redken`s Rewind, it`s a paste. Just use a little in damp or dry hair. It works great.

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Posted By: Karen Shelton
Date Posted: April 09 2002 at 5:19pm
Hi,

Lisa is right. Paste will really do the trick and it is so much easier to shampoo out than wax or grease. Don`t put the paste too high up near the roots or it can clog the pores of your scalp. However, putting the paste down the length of your hair will help it be less "slick".

Best wishes,
Karen

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