Reddit reviews Got2B Glued Styling Spiking Glue - 6 fl oz

Well golly, I wasn't expecting such a response.


To answer some questions:

• Last picture is a cosplay of Marshall Lee, I even walked around singing my version of his song
  
  
• The stuff I use is just a good 'ol fashion hair dryer and Got2B Glued
  
  
  
• Yes, I have been called a saiyan/irl anime character many a time (and I love it xp)

This stuff right here. Does wonders for my spiky hair (when I actually spike it).

This is pretty much how I style my hair everyday, but I don't use gel, wax, or a blow dryer. To get that look, I apply hair "glue" to dry hair. The glue is strong enough to let me do whatever I want with it, but also leave it light, fluffy and most importantly, dry looking. This is the stuff I use. It's cheap, but very effective. I simply take a fingertips worth, spread it all around my palms, and evenly mess up my entire head of hair to give it volume. Then I style it as it looks, re-applying as needed. Your biggest problem is that you also keep pulling your hair forward, making your hair hang over your forehead like the rim of a hat. Guide it back lightly! Hope this helps you. Good luck!

Do you have around the same length hair as Matt? Because I assume it would be harder to maintain this style if it doesn't have enough weight. I have used this hair product before, and tried a style similar to Smith's and it worked well and stayed in place. And that's saying something, since my hair is usually stubborn as hell to any product.

Serious: carry high speed projectile hair spray, their wings stick together and they cannot fly for a bit, and you won't get stung
My preference:
Got2B Glued Spiking Glue
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000142OC2/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_808Syb63ZZ2JP

Wherever your hair stands up make sure to tell whoever is cutting your hair to leave it a little longer there. If not try this on it The stuff looks hard so keep that in mind but it will control your hair.

High School is weird with people worrying about reputations and stupid shit. Try to small chat with her and get to just know her. A quick joke about something in class to get it initiated and then just carry on the conversation. "So what's your next class?" "How do you like that teacher?"

The goal is to have the girl feel comfortable with you while being flirty.

A lot of the hottest girls that were in my high school aren't dating the most attractive men. But confidence is very important in the dating world. Doing things that fix things that you consider faults will help build that.

Best of luck and dm me if you ever need advice on that hair. Not a stylist or anything but may be able to help.

I got mine trimmed this week and the stylist asked how I style it (specifically where I part it) and I was like "yeah, I go like this" and put my hand by my left temple then ran it through my hair going to the right and slightly back. And that was the whole thing.

She goes "Wow, that's complex" (or something similarly sarcastic)

I was like "yeah, I mostly wear hats at work so you can't even see it anyway."

My #1 styling tip (I don't count the above as "styling", though it is a tip) is to forget about whatever gel/products you used on your long hair and get something for men. I use some [putty from garnier] (http://www.garnierusa.com/products/styling/men/putty/power-putty-surfer-hair.aspx) most of the time, they have a light spray if you're looking for something more natural, too.

If you ever want to spike it, get you some hair glue. I just got some of this shit for a cosplay I was doing and that shit means business! I was trying to spike my hair into a mohawk two weeks ago for a concert and my maximum fuckery gel/hairspray combo just could not make it happen. Then, last week I was cosplaying as Goku so I went to the store and got some got2be because a friend who cosplays recommended it to me. I ended up with beautiful Goku hair that lasted... 14 hours iirc. I used hairspray, too, but I was sweating and running around on and off all day and I kept touching it because spiky hair is fun to touch and it held up great. I was really impressed.

I usually go with Ganier just because they're cheaper and they tend to smell nice, like even the "man scents" are pretty nice and not overpowering, but I've been led to believe that got2be is where the magic is at and from my one experience with got2be, I believe it.

I do have one possibly negative comment about the hair glue though... I felt, the whole time, like I was putting jizz from someone really dehydrated in my hair. It was the same color and the same opacity, kinda like if you had normal glue and left it out overnight or something and half the liquid evaporated. I'm a mature adult, sometimes.

Sometimes.

I've danced for a couple of years now. and i hear most of these issues all the time.

1. So... when it comes to spins... its something you might want to do at a live class, with a partner and someone watching... butt...you will learn to use less and less of them as you get better. a to of girls don't like to be spun or simply cant.... so i avoid it. every once in awhile ill do a whole bunch of turns with an advanced dancer, but its rare.
   
   
2. I used to rock a mohawk which required some strong stuff. Its called "glue" or "styling glue" This is the good shit I can jump in the pool swim for a bit and my hair would still be good to go. with that said taking it out of your hair is a kind of a pain. as it takes some work to get it off. Alternatively, i use THIS for about half the price. it will get the job done, for most normal hair do's. There's other styling glues out there, so feel free to try whatever catches your eye or fits your budget.
   
   
   3)meh, just feel the music. be musical. hit the 1's and you will be fine.
   
   
   
3. anything you feel comfortable in. or you feel fashionable in. it really does not matter.