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How can i keep my hair from getting so puffy?

Postby arvel22 » Sat Aug 14, 2010 10:50 pm

Everytime i used shampoo my hair gets loose and very puff the next day. I tried using hair gel to keep it surpressed but dont seem to work very well. my hair grows fast so dont wanna get haircut so often. what are some ways i can keep my hair looking short and spiky without heating... mayb some tips on using hair gel or wax? thanks : )
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How can i keep my hair from getting so puffy?

Postby crosland44 » Sat Aug 14, 2010 11:05 pm

iron it and hafter iron it put spray on it
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How can i keep my hair from getting so puffy?

Postby eustatius » Sat Aug 14, 2010 11:16 pm

I have the same problem, and sadly, there is no way.
Alot of people will answer saying 'Straighten your hair!' but you obviously dont have a straightner..
Soo, I am guessing you shower at night.. Try showering in the morning, and see if that works, and try switching shampoos and conditioners.
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