(For pink moving rubber) What are some best practices for getting all of it out of your hair? Just using one application of shampoo doesn't work.
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Best so far is any expensive shampoo with hot water, and trust me I have visual kei hair ool so I use the green one this one and hair spray, but atm im using head and shoulders dmg care conditioner, after shampoo trenten works fine for me
20977
I use pantene shampoo as well as conditioner and it works for me to getting rid of it all.
20978
I would suggest washing a few more times. Or using less of it, as it's a strong wax and not much is needed. I don't know what your hair is like, but I'm Asian, and I only need a little (I dip two fingers in) to be good for the whole day. If you have super thick hair (or long), and you use a lot, then you'll just have to wash a few more times. Also, you might want to consider a different wax, as the pink is designed for short length hair. I currently use green. It works well with medium to long hair, and is effective with short hair too (for me at least).
20979
What's worked best for me is prior to actually putting the shampoo in, is to comb my hair while in the shower. The comb helps break up the individual groups of hair so the shampoo can better do it's job.
1957374
I've been a shampoo bar user for a while now (another brand is my favorite) and what I found works best for my fine hair is to lather it in my hands then apply it rather than rubbing the bar directly on my head since it made my hair heavy and almost greasy feeling. It probably takes a minute or 2 longer because you have to "lather and rub" a few times depending on the length of your hair but I haven't had a problem with heaviness since I started using this method. I'll never go back to bottled shampoo!
786428
Hello JayI did have the same problem at the beginning. I found two technique that works for me. the first one was once done all the necesary wrap around my head i make sure to tie it on the side on my head. it doesnt matter which one, but the end not was on the side. The second which i found work better is when i style my hair in a low loose ponytail, on my last warp i tie a first not below the loose ponytail ,cross it over the top and do my last tie not on top of the pony tail. Hope it helps.BestAlex
263347
Here's the way I use it: pull all your hair back as if you were going to put it in a pony tail. Use the hair donut the same as you would a rubber band, but once your hair is through, you wrap it around the donut. It will all cling to the donut. Tuck in any loose ends underneath.
723406
Shampoo, conditioner, and thickening foam ( I don't use the thickening foam very often because my hair gets oily too fast with it).
2000597
I use my regular styling products and my curling iron, etc. I normally put a small amount of Nioxin conditioner on the top of my head, rub in and then I use my regular conditioner on the ends, I do have longer hair, so it helps to de tangle and give it a smooth silky feel.
2170479
I found that if I used the shampoo and the conditioner together, my hair needs more frequent washing. I found giving my hair a third wash as well as using the conditioner on the ends only, helped a lot.
2229114
I use regular shampoo for hair wash first, use soapberry liquid for the 2nd fine wash. This works better than using soapberry only. I love the natural smell after wash.
188152
must reach the scalp of the thin hair so it can work . I some times rub it in a little after I spray or drop , they both work . I stared with drops now use spray . when I spray I part my hair then spray . After it dries I do come out .
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It wasn't until I removed "existing" buildup, that my hair finally felt clean after using this shampoo. Next time you wash your hair, add a little baking soda to your hair, this will remove existing build-up. Or use a clarifying shampoo, and moving forward you hair will feel soft and clean when using this product. Only exception; if you use a lot of hairsprays and/or mousse...your hair may never feel squeaky clean. I don't use that stuff in my hair because I break out from it, therefore the shampoo bar works great because I'm washing hair that is already pretty clean, leaving behind only my natural oils. No conditioner needed. It wasn't until I removed "existing" buildup, that my hair finally felt clean after using this shampoo. Next time you wash your hair, add a little baking soda to your hair, this will remove existing build-up. Or use a clarifying shampoo, and moving forward you hair will feel soft and clean when using this product. Only exception; if you use a lot of hairsprays and/or mousse...your hair may never feel squeaky clean. I don't use that stuff in my hair because I break out from it, therefore the shampoo bar works great because I'm washing hair that is already pretty clean, leaving... » Read More It wasn't until I removed "existing" buildup, that my hair finally felt clean after using this shampoo. Next time you wash your hair, add a little baking soda to your hair, this will remove existing build-up. Or use a clarifying shampoo, and moving forward you hair will feel soft and clean when using this product. Only exception; if you use a lot of hairsprays and/or mousse...your hair may never feel squeaky clean. I don't use that stuff in my hair because I break out from it, therefore the shampoo bar works great because I'm washing hair that is already pretty clean, leaving behind only my natural oils. No conditioner needed. « Show Less
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Good morning. You may have to push it two/three times and the "solution" comes out in the centre of the bristles. I love it and also go to Kazumi for my regular colour. She is the best!!!!
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Works well Elizabeth. I'm a guy and use the 5.3 oz. tea tree bar as the first phase of shampooing. Rinse, then use the Tea Tree Special Shampoo for the second phase. Leave both phases on for a little while before rinsing. I also use a rubber scalp scrubber with both phases to wash away loose skin cells and help the soap to penetrate. The bar soap phase gets rid of a lot of skin oils and facilitates the effectiveness of the liquid shampoo. I think that's what happens.
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what ever you don't put hair products in the wig but i find it helpful to take a wet comb and start from the bottom and slowly brush. Start with short streaks and when the bottom is smooth slowly start to move up he ponytail. also when doing this grasp the clip hard or clip it to your hand so the wig won't go any where. Hope it works for you. Good Luck!! (:
1631685
I used a clarifying shampoo and then it right on my hair from the tube. It has portion in it so you might want to follow up with a moisturizer.
2172947
I had the same problem. The shampoo popped up okay but the conditioner required a lot of playing. It didn't work until I pulled the pump from the bottle and twisted and pulled for a few minutes. Not even sure what I did to trigger the pump.
2259726
I have always had 3 gals with long hair in my house hold...Learned real fast about cleaning vaccum roller brushes...Acquire a pair of very small fisscar sissors or the equilivent with a very sharp point...Slide the point along the roller brushes and cut the hair into small pieces and then use a long stiff brissel hair brush to remove the hair pieces...I have tried many other methods and this works best for me...We love the vaccum
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No problem it is very easy - I haven't used it for a while but you mix it and then just apply it all over your hair and leave on for 10 minutes. I think it works well and is the best product I've found to get rid of brassiness.