you guys should try Sebastian Xtah Crude Clay. works a lot better than any gatsby and arimino (japan famous wax) to me. although quite expensive but a small bottle of it last more than a year to me.

it's for matte look and can last without using spray for whole day on my medium long hair. use a little bit of it can style your whole hair already but quite hard to wash, about the same like using the hardest rubber from gatsby.

This post has been edited by teNtiOn: Dec 16 2008, 01:40 AM

Not sure about Erratic but you can get the other 2 easily from sungei wang or a salon called k care shop which selling online.

hair cut is the essential of getting a nice hairstyle. hair styling product is to style and enhance it only.

to me if you use the right product you can style your hair faster and easier. and if you able to style your hair with the least amount of wax/mud your hair will last longer since it wont be too heavy for your hair to stand unless you using hard spray.

This post has been edited by teNtiOn: Dec 16 2008, 05:44 AM

the price for sebastian crude clay is around rm40 for small bottle and around rm90 for big one. The small one actually last more than 1.5 year for me.
i think wax is better for shorter hair, clay more suitable for longer hair. anyway it's depends on which clay/wax you using.
clay is harder but i dont think it's harder to wash off. at least the crude clay i'm using easier to wash comparing to purple gatsby.

did you use finishing spray after waxing? if so it's the hair spray that caused it harder to remove. i dun think there's any special way, just use warm water and shampoo to wash it out. just wash again if it's still there or maybe you can consider other wax, gatsby moving rubber are quite hard to remove imo.

since you think that gatsby is oily maybe you should use something matte like clay, mud or maybe gum (not sure)?

This post has been edited by teNtiOn: Dec 22 2008, 12:57 AM

the best way is you show a picture of the hairstyle you want, or you can ask them for hair catalog if you going to professional saloon, they should have plenty of them around just ask for it. describe as much as you want for your next hair style. anyway if you are that bad luck you might encounter some stylist that will ignore the hairstyle you pick and do it on their own for you..

it depends on the wax you using actually.. the amount of clay i'm using is less than 1/4 of 10 cent coin to style my more medium long hair. i cant get my hair done with product other than that clay anyway.

no offense but dont really agree on this. the more wax you use the heavier it is and it'll be harder to style especially when your hair is too thick, you want a spiky punk hair or so..

This post has been edited by teNtiOn: Dec 29 2008, 07:58 PM