Hey  Show Does anyone know of any product(s) that i can use to style up my hair, and have it look like i havn't got any product in it? In other words, not looking greasy or wet?! And which will also hold it well. clay is good if you dont use too much. can look natural and its quite good at keeping hair up! Fibre Putty, I think it's Shockwaves that make it. VO5 Matt Clay and d:fi d:struct are the only two things I use. (Original post by
Brotherhood) I second this, VO5 Matt Clay is awesome, I used to use it all the time when I had shorter hair. (Original post by Brotherhood) Can you remember where you got d:fi d:struct from? Thanks Any form of clay will do the trick Also fibre and paste products will also work, just make sure it states that its a matt finish. (Original post by Dig Dug) Fish styling Gum. http://www.kmishop.com/AquaFish-Fish-Gum-PUK_AFGUM/ It's in a squeezy gel like form but looks dry (unless you put like a handful of the stuff on. I normally get it from Boots but didn't seem to have it on the web so you might have to go to larger Boots/Superdrug stores to get it. (Original post by raspberryswirl) Third. (Original post by explosions hurt) Any good hairdressers. It's expensive but it will last you ages and smells amazing. You can also buy it cheaper online. I've bought it here before, although it was a bit cheaper at the time: http://www.chemistdirect.co.uk/dfi_7_2210.html I had the same problem until I started going to Toni and Guy and they suggested label.m Matt Clay, it's perfect! (Original post by Dig Dug) Does anyone know of any product(s) that i can use to style up my hair, and have it look like i havn't got any product in it? In other words, not looking greasy or wet?! And which will also hold it well. Vo5 does seem to be popular, I use it sometimes, but it can make my hair look a bit greasy/shiny after a while. Garnier fructis style clay is really good I think. Smells amazing too. Gatsby (Original post by HaruHaru) I get the feeling Dig Dug hasn't spent the last two years worrying about what product to use. How did you even find this dead thread? Brylcreem cream is really good look like u had nothing on ur hair look very nature give me that bed look also better than most expesive hair product.
VladimirFLoyd/iStock/Getty Images Heavy products in fine or limp hair can cause it to look dirty and greasy, even if you've just washed your hair. Not all products are ideal for your hair type, and using too
much of waxes, pomades or other styling products can weigh your hair down and make it unmanageable and oily. If you already suffer from limp, thin or oily hair, it's important to choose hair products that don't leave your hair greasy for the best results and for hair that looks healthy and shiny. Start on the right foot by using a clarifying shampoo once or twice a week. The buildup of greasy and heavy products can
make your hair look dingy, even if you've washed them out. A clarifying shampoo can strip your hair and leave it feeling clean and light. It's important to remember that clarifying shampoo is not ideal for daily use; it can be too harsh on hair. Instead, use it as a way to start afresh for cleaner and lighter hair without all of the greasy products you've used in the past. The Beauty Brains
website recommends shampoos that contain sulfates to strip the hair of grease and oil, but remember to follow up with a conditioner to hydrate hair. MousseBefore you begin your typical styling routine, add a mousse to your hair instead of your usual serum or pomade. Both serums and pomades are oil- or glycerin-based, making them heavy on the hair. Mousse is typically alcohol-based, with other ingredients like natural oils and silicon to help your look shiny and healthy, according to HairBoutique.com. A golfball-sized dollop of hair mousse can give you the hold, volume and definition that you want without weighing your hair down or causing it to look heavy or greasy. HairsprayHairspray is usually the finishing touch for most hairstyles, providing hold and definition. Because it is alcohol based, it won't make hair look greasy or oily. In fact, it will likely cause the opposite, drying out your strands. Because of this, it's important to use hairspray sparingly so as not to dry out your hair and overstimulate the sebaceous glands on your scalp to create even more oil. Though it can be drying, hairspray is still far preferable to other products that offer long-lasting hold, like gel, wax or pomade. Dry ShampooWhen you don't have time to wash your hair, you might be tempted to use hair products to slick it back into a less obvious style, but adding more products to already greasy hair will only serve to make it look dirtier. Using too many products, especially those that leave your hair feeling oily or waxy can only exacerbate the problem. Dry shampoo can be used in place of a variety of products. Its main ingredient is cornstarch or talc, which clings to the hair and absorbs oil. It gives your hair added fullness and makes it easier to manage until you have the time to wash your hair. References Writer Bio Kay Ireland specializes in health, fitness and lifestyle topics. She is a support worker in the neonatal intensive care and antepartum units of her local hospital and recently became a certified group fitness instructor. YOU MAY ALSO LIKEHow can I get my hair gel without looking greasy?To avoid the greasy look, use a fine-toothed comb. Where many men go wrong is using a wide-toothed comb, resulting in deep tramlines. Work the Style—Once you have product in your hair, you can play with the style a bit more. Don't fight the natural part, or it could appear like a comb-over.
Why does my hair look greasy with gel?Gel can be used to achieve a 'wet look' – it's a popular style choice. But let it build up too long and your hair could start to appear greasy while product build-up around the roots can make your hair heavy and harder to style too. The key in this case is moderation. Use a small amount of gel to style your hair.
What hair product makes your hair look greasy?Products like waxes, creams, and oils can make your hair greasier too, since they're made with emollients. Keep these products away from your roots, or look for lighter weight products if you're struggling with greasy hair.
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