American Crew Fiber.?
Posted by admin in American Crew on 07 15th, 2009 | one response
Hi, I just bought the American Crew Fiber (Blue one) but then I’m putting about a pea size on my hands then on my hair, but then it doesn’t seem like it’s holding my hair up much, is it because my hair is too dry? do i need to wet it a little first? thank you.
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This stuff holds really well, and so it’s stiff and hard to apply. If you use a hairdryer to heat it up a little first, it will loosen up for you and working it a little with your hands before application helps with heating as well. No matter what, if it holds hair well, it’ll be tough to apply, so don’t expect any miracle fix for it! If you don’t have a hairdryer available, the best you can do it a lot of working it with your hands. Don’t use other heating appliances – there could be potential safety hazards involved.