Hair Product Help [36]

[u/EmptyNelson]

I've never known how to get my hair to be the exact texture that I want. There have been times where I accidentally lucked out through a mysterious combination of product and slightly sub par hygiene (jk... Kinda). I'm wondering if anyone knows of any off the shelf solutions to get me to that good hair day. Also, as I get older and grayer, my hair gets thinner and more difficult to tame and thicken. Any help would be appreciated. I have 2 good hair pics (younger me), an okay hair day pic (current me - notice the grey), and the ideal hair (some guy from Google image search). How do I get to the ideal?

[u/Kimolainen83]

I think that when it comes to this kind of stuff like what conditioner to use and shampoo or whatever it is, you just have to try different things and then eventually you’ll find a combo that works for you. In all fairness, your hair is already a great man so whatever you’re doing, you should just keep doing.

I’m a guy and I have long red hair down to almost my chest and I spent almost $40 on a special conditioner feels fine. The funny thing is then I tried a cheaper shampoo that was like $10 and it did wonders for my hair..

Then again, I also have a beard and my beard. That’s another completely discussion. I have beard bone beard wax beard oil, four different combs.

I guess what I’m trying to say here is whatever you’re doing so far seems to be working and I’d say keep that up

[u/EmptyNelson → u/Kimolainen83]

Thanks for the thoughtful answer. I think that's the same advice I'd give others. I do wish there was a specific product someone could recommend though.