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I've let my hair grow. When dry my fringe is curling, when it's wet it's straight.
I do this diagonal fringe thing, which I need a straight fringe for.
Gel makes my hair hard. 
What hair product (types of gel, wax whatever) can I use to hold my hair in position (that actually works, not just claims to)? My fringe is too short for straighteners.
get anywhere near this and you good to go.
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MerciBeau sold out to the trendy hipsters. 
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Agreed. every other kid in dalston looks like that
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lol 39 quid to have your barnet chopped. i prefer to pay £6
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I happily pay 20 with student discount as I fancy my hairdresser and don’t have any balls to do anything about it.
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Oasisunit wrote:
Agreed. every other kid in britain looks like that
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D_m_n wrote:
Russ - Tom's a good lad! Cord is on Kirkgate. Walk downtowards the bus station from where the market is and its on a side street where paper scissor stone used to be. Ask for Graham or Gary!
How much is a cut down there D_m_n? And would i have to make an appointment or just turn up?
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MerciBeau wrote:
you get a couple of bottles of beer whilst the cut is being done which adds to the relaxing vibe
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Dasein wrote:
lol 39 quid to have your barnet chopped. i prefer to pay £6
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Sumbeam - £12 for tax dodgers, £15 normally. You can just turn up mate. Proper barbers
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My brother pays £3.50! That's got to be the cheapest anywhere in the UK.
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They've got a £3.50 barbers in Loughborough too. Average round here is £7, which is already pretty cheap
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Think Homer would win most expensive haircut...seem to remember him paying something like £60 at TaylorTaylor?
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As youre all probably wanting to know I pay £16 for mine
Most I paid was £39 and it was shit at toni and guy.
Best wax/gel I have ever used is this
£5 a pop, so much better than anything else I've used (shit loads of different ones)
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I thought 40 quid was the standard rate in London.. 
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I thought so too. I went to a cool place just off Hoxton Square called EHSK yesterday. Was really good chopped my hair right off.! 36£
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How come elton john's hair looks so much better than rooney's wispy mess?
Surely he could have got something better done with money being no object.
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i had mine done in tommy guns abt 16 years ago. the geezer hardly made a snip, was talking to one of his mates thouughout and it was q expensive too. never went back.
the best hairdresser i had was layla at rough cut in soho (now on upper st in islington), or the boss man, ray rough.
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kid unknown wrote:
How come elton john's hair looks so much better than rooney's wispy mess?
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any product out there to give dry rough look to short hair? no shine but decent hold?
everything i've tried seems to flop straight away with an awful greasy look
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I pay £16 and thought that was expensive
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Posted: Sat, 25/03/2006 - 11:44pm
