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stevenclowd1
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I would love to hear how everyone else keeps up with the latest hair styles or has tried anything daring...
There is but one hairstyle suitable for a man - pomaded side parting.I would love to hear how everyone else keeps up with the latest hair styles or has tried anything daring...
that's how I keep it nice and simple with just a touch of gel and hairspray.Howard, from what I can see in your picture, you're probably better off keeping it simple. Nice and short, but with enough length to style.
Here's a good example:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/sites/default/files/2012/05/clark_gregg_a_p.jpg
There is what I'll call and upscale traditional barber shop around here that does that as well. They have beer, bourbon, water and soda you can have while you wait as well as a pool table and darts. They are big for bachelor's parties and guys getting groomed for their upcoming weddings. They do a shoulder massage, hot towels hair cut and shaves if you want. Hair cut is a bit expensive and a shave is way too much personally but the few times I went it was fun but I don't think I got any better haircut and it took about an hour.I keep my trademark flat-top maintained with biweekly trips to my barber shop... It's an old fashioned shop with the retro chairs where they still lay you back and put hot towels on your face before shaving you with a straight razor.
Then you're already doing well. However, consider switching to a non-alcohol gel or paste with a matte or semi-matte finish. This can help reduce the appearance of thinning.that's how I keep it nice and simple with just a touch of gel and hairspray.
or how about a gel that doesn't make hair stiff like a board?Then you're already doing well. However, consider switching to a non-alcohol gel or paste with a matte or semi-matte finish. This can help reduce the appearance of thinning.
That's why you'd get paste. As to your other question, you'd have to ask whoever styled JFK. Evidently he had his hair carefully blow dried into place every morning. But I don't think that's a good idea if you're concerned about thinning.or how about a gel that doesn't make hair stiff like a board?
That's why you'd get paste. As to your other question, you'd have to ask whoever styled JFK. Evidently he had his hair carefully blow dried into place every morning. But I don't think that's a good idea if you're concerned about thinning.