What's a good volumizing shampoo? - Page 4

Champers · #16 10-13-2008, 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by bort

If your hair is already big and feathered like the wings of a majestic eagle a la Farrah Fawcett (naturally!) how do you make it huger? I wanna. I am thinking of an uberpoodlemullet for the upcoming Def Leppard concert, see.

Use empty beer cans or empty cans of Red Bull and roll individual sections of hair, use a setting spray before hand, allow to dry naturally. Remove the cans and, whilst holding your head upside down, run texturising paste thru the roots for added lift.

EDIT: standing in front of an oscillating fan while doing this will also help you to get hair of "Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart proportions, circa 1987"

bort · #17 10-14-2008, 01:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Champers

Use empty beer cans or empty cans of Red Bull and roll individual sections of hair, use a setting spray before hand, allow to dry naturally. Remove the cans and, whilst holding your head upside down, run texturising paste thru the roots for added lift.

EDIT: standing in front of an oscillating fan while doing this will also help you to get hair of "Ann & Nancy Wilson of Heart proportions, circa 1987"

Well, I'm willing to try most things once... and I'm quite keen on riding a horse in slow-motion through the darkness, a la the video for Alone.

Xxslutkiss_dollxX · #18 10-14-2008, 06:29 PM

that curler suggestion sounds like something people in the inbred mountains would do. i'm sure one could substitute beer cans for those rollers that have metal on them?

anyways, i just bought Umberto shampoo. i think it did alright as far as volumizing goes. but i think it left a kind of residue on my hair, even after extra rinsing. i noticed after it'd dried. but that's probably just me. it's about 8.99 USD at target stores.