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Title: crazy fringe
Post by unholyconfessions_ on Dec 1^st, 2005 at 6:03pm

i have a really long grown out side fringe which i want to get cut, but where its parted is like a huge quiff in my hair which makes my hair stick up at the roots. it annoys the hell out of me because i cant get my fringe to lie flat!!

how to i sort this out???

one more thing - i have to wash my hair every day because it gets soooo greasy does anyone have any tips for de-greasing my hair??

thanks peace out <3

Title: Re: crazy fringe
Post by Curlygirl22 on Dec 1^st, 2005 at 10:19pm

hello,

im not sure about the fridge thingy, but for degreasing hair i think you should try apple cider vinger rinses. goodluck

Title: Re: crazy fringe
Post by juri on Dec 2^nd, 2005 at 2:39am

Hi there!

Besides an apple cider rinse (you can check out Anais Satin's website for more info. click "clarifying"), you could try a baking soda rinse (dilute 1/2 cup of baking soda in a cup of water, pour on and massage into hair for a few minutes, then rinse).

As for the bangs, I'm not sure. Would you mind explaining what a quiff looks like? I'm imagining a cow-lick kind of thing (hair sticks up in one area), is that what it is?

Title: Re: crazy fringe
Post by Angel Spun on Dec 2^nd, 2005 at 3:40am

Greetings, unholyconfessions

Perhaps you should talk to a stylist about your bangs, er..."fringe." hehe

I do recommend weekly vinegar rinses to get rid of scalp oil & buildup (I have oily hair too and wash every day).

It's very simple to do. Just take an empty container, like an old plastic water bottle, and pour in just a little bit of vinegar (you can use regular white or apple cider vinegar). Fill the rest of the bottle with water, cap it, shake it up & pour the mix over freshly-shampoo-ed hair. Works like a charm. :)

Good luck!

Title: Re: crazy fringe
Post by unholyconfessions_ on Dec 2^nd, 2005 at 2:44pm

thanks for all the replies!! i will try the vinegar thing tomorrow methinks :)

Title: Re: crazy fringe
Post by panpeus on Dec 4^th, 2005 at 4:30am

If your hair is approx. less than an inch and a half (if your fringe is that short) you will have to wait a month or so for the hair to grow so it lays down because of it's own weight. If it is a cowlick, you could use some gel or pomade to keep it in place. Garnier Fructis has a "putty" that is not shiny. It is also lightweight and does not build-up.

Vinegar rinses are *so* great! If your hair comes out and it feels dry, use less vinegar next time.