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Does your gel dry up and leave massive crusts of white bits? loads of people at my school who wear gel all have it. I say they have dandrafe (sp?) but they go on to say 'naw its gel, everyone gets it.'
Sorry if I offend anyone with this >_>
Sorry if I offend anyone with this >_>
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Surely they wouldn't get white bits if they bothered to wash their hair..
It's semem
Silent Thunder wrote:
> Surely they wouldn't get white bits if they bothered to wash their
> hair..
What this man said. I've got my hair cut real short just now, but I normally wear gel and I never get any 'white bits' appearing.
> Surely they wouldn't get white bits if they bothered to wash their
> hair..
What this man said. I've got my hair cut real short just now, but I normally wear gel and I never get any 'white bits' appearing.
Aaages ago when I was a wee-nipper i used really cheap stuff and never bothered to wash it out every night. my god.
Anyway now im using Brylcream's gel and it works fine.
Just dont use too much of the cheap stuff, don't touch it and you wont look like a show man. Save the trouble and just buy a tube rather than a small pot of cheap jelly.
Anyway now im using Brylcream's gel and it works fine.
Just dont use too much of the cheap stuff, don't touch it and you wont look like a show man. Save the trouble and just buy a tube rather than a small pot of cheap jelly.
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To get the white stuff in your hair, you must have crap gel, ie, 50p from the local shop, and you must of 'russtled' it up after it dried for it to crack or whatever. Or you just put way too much in so that your hair goes so hard that it contracts, and skin is being pulled off your skull.
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