+- Toplace USA (https://forum.toplace.com)
+-- Forum: TopLace Forum (https://forum.toplace.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=3)
+--- Forum: General hair replacement discussion (https://forum.toplace.com/forumdisplay.php?fid=4)
+--- Thread: Pomade and Shaping Cream (/showthread.php?tid=4037)
Pomade and Shaping Cream - and0122 - 10-08-2010
Is it safe to use store bought Pomade or Shaping Cream on a hair system with real hair instead of synthetic?
RE: Pomade and Shaping Cream - JamesKennedy - 10-08-2010
(10-08-2010, 05:58 AM)and0122 Wrote: Is it safe to use store bought Pomade or Shaping Cream on a hair system with real hair instead of synthetic?
Yes. I use all types of store and salon bought hair products. Never had any issues.
RE: Pomade and Shaping Cream - and0122 - 10-08-2010
Thanks. How's the cleanup on using something like pomade or shaping cream?
RE: Pomade and Shaping Cream - FredTJ - 10-08-2010
(10-08-2010, 06:08 AM)and0122 Wrote: Thanks. How's the cleanup on using something like pomade or shaping cream?
If the unit has "real" hair, the cleanup would be just like it is on your natural hair.
If the unit has synthetic hair, the cleanup would probably be a little easier.
Fred
RE: Pomade and Shaping Cream - anubi5 - 10-25-2010
(10-08-2010, 05:58 AM)and0122 Wrote: Is it safe to use store bought Pomade or Shaping Cream on a hair system with real hair instead of synthetic?
If you can go for water soluble styling products. They dont damage the hair and u can obviously rinse them out without shampoo. These are great but you can only get them in Australia
well u can get them but shipping is a drag. http://www.dhaustralia.com.au
RE: Pomade and Shaping Cream - Xeon005 - 10-27-2010
I have used a lot of different products. Some dried out my hair. Pomade's seemed to be ok. But I like waxworks by paul mitchell. Its good for a wet look, or if you use less on dry hair, it can just give it a little luster.
RE: Pomade and Shaping Cream - Snipe - 10-28-2010
Read my sticky on best products it still stands.