Hair gel is a popular styling product used to achieve sleek, sculpted looks or add texture and definition to curly or wavy hair. However, over time the gel can build up and leave hair feeling crunchy, sticky, and difficult to manage. Removing stubborn gel residue from your hair is essential for maintaining healthy locks and…
To get fly trap glue out of hair, start by applying a small amount of baby oil to the affected area. Gently massage the oil into the hair and allow it to sit for five minutes before using a wide-toothed comb or brush to remove as much of the glue as possible. You may need…
To get Aquaphor out of hair, start by washing the hair with a clarifying shampoo. This will help remove any excess product from the hair. Afterward, use warm water to soak the area where the Aquaphor was applied and allow it to sit for five minutes before rinsing it off thoroughly with cold water. If…
To get a rat nest out of hair, start by detangling the matted hair with a wide-toothed comb. Gently work through the knots and try to avoid breaking strands of hair. Next, use scissors to snip off any remaining clumps of tangled fur or feathers that cannot be undone with the comb. If needed, apply…
To dye the underneath of your hair, start by pre-lightening the strands to create an even base for applying color. Divide the hair into four sections and clip them away from the rest. Begin in one section and apply a lightening product with a brush or gloves along each strand of hair until it is…
It is possible to dye your hair without gloves, but it can be very messy and dangerous. Before you start, make sure that the area around where you will be dying is covered with a towel or other cloth material so that any spills or splashes do not stain furniture or carpets. Also, wear an…
Peek-a-boo hair color is a type of coloring technique that involves putting highlights in your hair to contrast with the lower parts. To do this, you’ll need to first decide what colors you want for your peek-a-boo highlights – usually bright colors like blues and pinks work best. Once you’ve chosen your colors, section off…
A wolf cut on curly hair is a style that features long layers with plenty of texture. The look can be achieved by using thinning shears to create movement in the curls and cutting them into choppy layers. Start by sectioning off the top half of your head, and use thinning shears to remove some…
A hair wrap with string is a simple and creative way to style your locks. To start, gather the necessary materials: string in any color or pattern of your choice, small rubber bands, and a tail comb. First, section off the top half of your hair by using the comb to create a part at…
Diluting hair dye is a useful way to mix colors and create custom shades. The exact method for diluting depends on the type of dye you are using and the desired shade. For permanent liquid dyes, first mix together equal parts of developer and colorant in an applicator bottle or bowl. If your goal is…