Guys may I know this below hairstyle got any tutorial and which brand wax or clay or which easy to set

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Just get some advise from Lelong guys they recommend layrite cement clay is it good ?

hi guys need suggestions here few days ago i went cut my hair in this saloon and the lady told me to use this type of wax product from her shop. it sells 48 per piece. idk if i still remember or not but the brand is beautibuxx something like that

it's from japan i guess. anyone have heard before?

on my 2nd Hanz De Fuko Gravity Paste now. Couple it with Osis+ session lvl 3 hairspray.

Guess i found my go to product. Before this tried so many. Claymation, Silver Fox. But Gravity Paste is just nice for me. strong holding, slight shine.

my hair ah, not the very dry type, not the very oily type also. Normal i would say. But front part a bit curly, rest part is straight.

Can try the Gravity Paste thou. 

got some learning curve to it, coz this product is quite unique, not like clay or pomade.

once u emulsify it on ur palm, nid to apply it a bit quicker, coz it hardens a bit.

Can search for some youtube review. 

For hair spray users. Deal alert!

This osis+ hairspray is selling at RM42.90 in Shin outlets. Usually its wayyy more exp. Almost RM60. And even if i buy online from hairdressing.com.my (which i usually do), it cost RM47.

So its definitely more worth it to get it from Shins outlet. I asked d lady, she say offer til 25th May.

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i just checked their websites, same discount price. guess people who doesnt have shins outlet nearby can buy online from them.

but need to pay for postage, free delivery only for RM100 and above purchase.

http://shins.my/products/Schwarzkopf-Osis-...airspray-500ml-[SCA2101]/2827

May i know which outlet or website can i get these mentioned products?

stumbled upon this thread, seems interesting.... am looking at wax/clay that is easy to be washed... found out that greasy/hard to wash hair products tend to easily cause dandruff to my hair   

Do you think using a pomade like Layrite Superhold Pomade or using a clay like Hanz de Fuko Claymation is better for creating this kind of hairstyle?

Why'd you think so? By the way the guy in the picture is Blumaan, a popular Youtuber of hairstyles. I like his hairstyles. His hairstyles are what I'm aiming for. They're damn nice.
Actually to be honest, I am still uncertain what is matte hair. It's supposed to mean hair that look natural like as though there is no product in it, and has no shine right?

But when I google for images of matte hair, the  images of hair I see look pretty shiny too and I can tell there's products applied to the hair lol

can try kudospomade.com

What's the difference between wax (Gatsby) and pomade actually?