Step 2 – Flatten the cowlicks. If you have a front cowlick, then flatten it by blow-drying your hair and applying pressure to the cowlick to prevent it from expanding and becoming obvious. Flatten the cowlicks against the rest of the hair to prevent it from standing up and apply hairspray to set it that way. Cover the cowlick by using the
Old-School Fade Cut. Another famous gel hairstyle is the old-school fade cut. It features a full-bodied top and front, slowly becoming shorter at the sides and back. This style looks good as it works in blending your contours. Add a deep parting on the side and apply a bit of gel to make the wet hair look last longer. Rule #2: It all begins with scalp health. “Stop using abrasive, chemical-filled shampoos and conditioners. In fact, stop using conditioner all together. All it does is weigh the hair down and make the hair heavier,” Matty says. Instead, use a moisturizing hair wash that is designed for optimum hair and scalp health. . 391 57 401 397 349 233 162 363