What Do You Do To Cowlicks?

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Arlene A.

Jul 26, 2013

Arlene A.

I spray hairspray on my thumb and index finger, rub them together and flatten my cowlick with my fingers.

Julia L.

Jul 26, 2013

Julia L.

Best technique is when you try to tame them right after washing your hair. when you blow dry your hair you dry the bangs first. and this is how: hold the dryer right above your bangs so it blows the hair down and then you take a paddlebrush and brush your bangs to the left and then to the right. you brush from the roots to the tips again and again left right left right. til its totally dry. its important to dry it really good! this might help :) good luck.

Roz X.

Jul 26, 2013

Roz X.

Suavecito pomade. They're also on Instagram. Lots of ladies use them for everything to smoothing bangs to Victory rolls. Water soluble and you need only a bit. 

www.suavecitopomade.com

Mikayla B.

Jul 26, 2013

Mikayla B.

When your hair is wet, bobby pin it down to where you want it, and then when your hair dries take it out! That how I do it.

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