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Posted 4 months ago
http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080415151225AAhbPWv&r=w

I'd just be doing it as a style experiment and for a laugh. My hair's got a bit of a wave to it (After a certain length, it flick out and goes all yukbluk. The guy naturally has quite curly hair). It's shoulder length and layered.

(the one with the dog)



I personally like the first and last styles best, but I'd like info on how to do all of them if that's possible.

Thanks


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    Posted 4 months ago
    I'll go answer that over at Yahoo Answers. As of yesterday I've been giving that a go (and hoping to draw a few new folks over to HC).

    But basically start by removing the wave. Blow dry the hair straight using a round brush. Pull the hair taught with the brush and blow dry down the length of the hair.
    Next to spike I have some instructions on this Adam's Adventure: http://haircrazy.info/Adams/17-the-atomic-experiment/

    That's basically how to spike fairly long hair. Once you do it a few times you can vary it.


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    Posted 4 months ago
    I love msi!!!! i would love to do that! his hair is amazing!


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