I bought wax today.
There was a tube type with a hand-floating brother, but I bought a tube type...
I bought it because my hair was dry, but when I tried it on..
Maybe because I have long hair, I don't have a lot of hair...We're going to stick together, we're going to stand apart...
I can't use it in the front, but I'll use it in the back.
I might rather give birth to Essence (Oil)...
It will cost you money to buy this again...
But it's so soft when I put wax on and wash my hair...Like you're using conditioner...
It's covered to a certain extent because of the match, but why do I feel a sense of frustration in the corner of my heart...
Why is the wind blowing so hard...
I'll use more wax and post a review...
>These days, I've been using Dummatch, but after reading this article, I used wax to style it
>There's someone who's going to do it.. I wonder what wax is..
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>As most people with hair loss know.. My hair is really dry and
>Using the dummy match makes it feel more crumbly.
>But.. If you use hair lotion incorrectly, your hair will become too soft and it'll sink in
>I think a weak hair becomes a permanent hair, if you use a mousse, if you apply it wrong
>There's a mishap where you have to wash your hair again.. It's a real problem.
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>For your information, I used a hair glaze from a man with a flower, but rather than a cream type
>I don't think I did it well, so I'd like to hear the detailed explanation of the person who used wax.
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>If you apply it, it's not too soft, and it has a bit of setting power, so it's a product that makes the shape well
>I'm inquiring because I'm curious.. I'd appreciate it if you could give me an answer.
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>Of course, I'd like to ask for your help^^
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>Do it all together~~~
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