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How do japanese niggas get this cool textured look to their hair?

I am a brown latrino so I have completely straight hair like asians. I tried using matte paste and it looks decent but I can never achieve this effect.
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>latrino

kek
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>>18752608
Looking for advice not keks, my friend
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>>18752607
I was under the impression it was genetic. A lot of them have very coarse, thick hair, which when cut with layers lends itself to that chopy look.
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they perm and style it. they have straight hair otherwise

not using shampoo or using sea salt spray also gives it that look
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>>18752607
Most of them do perms and layered cuts, styling option is sea salt spray + matte clay and avoiding conditioners
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>>18752624
>>18752629
I do a full contact sport so I have to shampoo every day or i'll get skin infections on my scalp.

I tried sea salt spray but didn't get the effect I was hoping. I would wet my hair to get rid of bed head, towel dry, then spray it on while my hair was damp. Once it air dried for 10-15 mins i'd apply my product. Was I doing it wrong?
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>>18752607
Its a common misconception that most japanese have pin straight hair. Most have thicker hair everyone i know from kyushu for the most part has a curl or wave pattern. My friend from fukuoka has hair naturally like picrel.

You have to know what your hair is actually like. Some people have wavy hair but would never know due to their water quality or hair care patterns. Alot of women find out all they had to do was properly hydrate their hair or have a good haircare routine to understand they had an entirely different type of hair to begin with.

There are straight perms and then thee are perms that create different types of textures as opposed to your original hair texture
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>>18752646
I've spent like a year of my life in japan and most people have extremely straight hair. A lot of the guys have textured waves but they look heavily styled so I assume its from product/chemical treatment.
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>>18752650
This, people in Japan just extremely care about their looks yet people naively believe they are just being casual
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>>18752654
I always kek when i'm walking around in japan and I see boring, middle aged businessmen with dyed, permed, sexy haircuts.

Or the dads pushing around a stroller while fully dripped out in streetwear and swaggy basketball shoes.

Japan is the most effay country on earth.
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>>18752650
I've spent a decade in japan different parts of the country and am moving back shortly. Its called
縮毛矯正 or thermal straightening. That's why most hair pre the 80s/90s in most photographs are thick and voluminous. It is a trend now that the technology exists enmasse along with chemical makeup in haircare products to be more conducive towards maintaining straight hair
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癖毛 is the natural state of a lot of peoples hair and its pretty common for men and women to intentionally straighten their hair there
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>>18752660
>their hair was thick and voluminous in the 80s/90s because of their natural hair!
>not because using hair spray and treatments to make your hair as thick and voluminous as possible was the fashion of the 80s and 90s!
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>>18752668
correct
straighten your hair, fit in
the nail that sticks up is hammered down
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>>18752685
It was the fashion but if you know anything about hair it catered to naturally thicker hair types where only using product and styling would suffice. Ie: the seiko chan cut was literally only styling and light hairspray and a blow brush

The Yuko system came out in 1988 to reinforce straight sleek hair as the new luxurious norm, which was already a historically coveted pin straight hair rarity
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>>18752607
they get perms
regular treatments
always set it with products
japanese are real serious about ther hair
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>>18752607
it's probably just genetic. try 'volumizing' products, which is what my brother did
>t. look just like op pic but not handsome. hair is the same tho
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>>18752607
layered haircut and/or wavy spiral perm
hair wax and/or hair mousse

Mousse: Spray a ballsack amount into your hand and apple it evenly on clean towel-dried hair after washing. Blow dry while curling hair around your finger to enhance your perm

Wax: grab a half a pinkynail sized amount of wax and rub it into both of your hands like a greedy Jew until it disappears
Apply the wax from the back of your head, sides, then front, and shape it as desired
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>>18752607
Any straight japanese male pornstars i can follow
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>>18752607
Leo vice



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