Hi guys! It’s Brad Graham again from BradGrahamTV.com and I’m just checking emails here. We got a few emails in asking some questions. And the first one here is what type of hairspray is good for naturally curly or fuzzy hair. Well, without seeing the hair and being within reason, what you want to look for if you are looking for a good hairspray, first thing you want a lot of hold but it’s got to be flexible.

If you’ve got big curly hair which I’m assuming by this email she does, you want to make sure that the hairspray is dry it’s a dry hairspray. If the hairspray is wet, you know what happens. When you’ve got naturally curly, wavy, fuzzy hair whatever you got, if you’ve got a shitzu basically, curls on your head and you hit it with wet hairspray, it’s just going to turn into AKC Kennel Club Show.

Look for a dry hairspray, make sure it’s not wet, it’s fast drying and it’s dry. Those are two one the same and not too stiff, you don’t want it to look like you’ve got a head chunk, shrubbery on your head. You don’t want to look like something that’s going to move, the hair that wants to move as you move not move with you, so keeping that in mind.

One of the other questions that came out here is, I’m not getting on to his name and who he is but he was also asking about what is the great shampoo for men that are experiencing that their shampoo, not experiencing hair loss but their shampoo is finding that it’s smelling kind of feminine. Well, there’s a lot of shampoos that are out there that are geared for men, from the shower gels which there’s a dime a dozen of that. Why don’t you smell them before you buy them. That’s about my best answer for that one.

Even if opening it up in the store and if it smells like lavender pots, don’t get it. Don’t get yourself something—get something that smells manly or just put diesel oil on your hair. I don’t care. Spray it down with WD40 instead of a hairspray, and then you’re sleeked with the WD40 liquid plumber or something liquid ranch, anyhow.

Another question that is coming here is for tangling hair and my daughter has long hair it tangles a lot especially during swimming and things like that. Good question, a big thing when it comes to hair, when it comes to tangling from swimming especially young children’s hair anybody’s here for that matter, if the hair is not conditioned right, you’re going to get tangles, if the hair tends to be a little bit finer it will tangle more. A lot of times too if it’s naturally curly but the reason is what can you put in hair to stop it from tangling. Well, there’s a lot of spray laminates, shiners that you can get on the market that actually will coat the hair. We have one here available at BradGrahamTV which—I think there’s actually shop button that you can click on and we will talk about that another time.

But you basically you want to get something that’s going to be an after product with a low pH, you want to seal down that hair and spray it after. Whether you’re swimming or coming out of the bath. Try it like a spray laminates or spray shiner. Worst case scenario if you don’t have either and you ‘re calling it a mix, get a little bit of conditioner. As long as it’s not a waxing conditioner and just work it through the hair, comb it through and that will workout great too.

By the way keep the comments coming. We’ve got the comment box at the bottom, you can email us. We’re going to get back to some more of these questions at another time. Just keep putting on episodes and we’ll keep trying to answer all these questions as best as we can. Thanks for the advice and the questions and we love it. We’ll see you next time, Brad Graham, BradGrahamTV.com.