How can I spike long (shoulder length) hair? (like Bill Kaulitz?)

So I'm in a drama class at school, and one of my friends wants to spike her hair for a upcoming play. Her hair's shoulder length and layered, and she's thinking maybe like Bill Kaulitz's lion hair from Tokio Hotel. She wants me to help her with it, but i dont know where to even start!
What products would i need? Are there any good brands that i should looks for? And.. last question. How would i spike it? Tease it then hairspray it?
So anyway.. thanks

April 25, 2009

are the Got 2 B Glued products any good?

112 answers Hooch
Tease, gel and hairspray!

Look at what it says on the tin. 26 Apr 2009 / Reply answer / 0

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Trusted answerer x_Elena
holy ass, w/e barbipixi said.

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Trusted answerer BarbiPiXi
you wish to try back combing or teasing your hair at home, follow the steps listed below:

1. Begin by making sure that super curly or wavy tresses are flat ironed or blow dried straight.
Although curls and waves will create major height and volume, they will also have a tendency to be more easily damaged. Avoid backcombing hair that has any natural texture without first straightening to prevent excessive tangling.

2. If hair is flat ironed before it is backcombed, be sure that the strands are 100% cool before teasing. Strands that are still warm or hot will break or rip easier.

3. Begin by using a soft boar’s head brush or similar natural bristle brush to make sure that all knots and tangles are completely removed from all strands before backcombing.

Never backcomb strands that are not first detangled completely.

4. Using a rattail or metal comb or teasing brush, part off a section of hair from the rest of the strands. Clip the remaining hair out of the way.

5. Using your hands in conjunction with a comb or brush, gather a small section of hair approximately 1-2 inches in thickness.

Note: Use smaller strands for tighter results or larger strands for looser results.

6. Hold the ends of the new section straight up and out from the scalp with one hand. In essence you will be backcombing your strands in the opposite direction from its natural growth pattern.

7. With the other hand, run the comb down the length of the hair from the end towards the base of the scalp in short, sharp and uniform strokes.

8. If you don't achieve enough teased hair or height in the first pass, repeat the process until the hair has the right fullness, height and texture.

9. Spray newly teased sections with a firm hold hairspray. Repeat after each new section is created.

10. Once the first section is completely teased, pick up the next section of hair and repeat the process until all of the desired sections of hair have been completely backcombed.

11. Select a firm hairspray to completely spray all of the teased hair when the backcombing is complete.

12. Using both hands carefully smooth the teased hair back in the opposite direction making sure there is a lot of height in the desired area of the hair.

Once you get the hang of teasing your strands, you will be able to do it quickly and efficiently.

Since teased hair can sometimes look rough around the edges, consider using a shine serum like Phyto's PhyoLisse, Rene Furterer's Spray Gloss or Robert Hallowell's Love That Shine Drops.

Apply the shine serum or spray of choice to the palms of your hands. Rub the product into the palms and then lightly glide over the top of the teased style to add instant shimmer and shine and remove any roughness.

Spray well with hairspray like Phytolaque or Jessica Simpson’s favorite Phytolaque Soie made with real silk that adds a soft sheen to the final look and will also help soften the overall finish.

And use TONS of hairspray :]

(i also wonder if you wouldn't need to maybe add in some fake hair? for volume)

Warnings:
Teasing is not damaging, but taking out the knots is the damaging part. Make sure you condition first, and do your daily routine of shampooing and conditioning in the shower.
Get some hair protection products. Such as Aussie 3 minute miracle. 25 Apr 2009 / Reply answer / 0

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Trusted answerer stargirl
Yes the got 2bglued products work very well

25 Apr 2009 / Reply answer / 0

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Trusted answerer stargirl
I looked it up and here are some instructions that I found

Please keep in mind I just copied and pasted it

"Products you may need:

Some hairspray. A comb. A straightener, THASSIT! No wax, gel

Instructions:

Wash your hair. Let it dry, and if you hair isn't naturally PIN straight, (which is pretty much almost EVERYONE) you will want to straighten it first. Tease you hair, (Teasing means to use a comb, obviously and comb it back and forth real fast) starting from the ends towards the roots REALLY fast. Pull it up, like Bill's, into spiky strips and 'mold it'. After each, its smart to spray the parts with hairspray. To keep them in place. Keep going until you've got how the look should be.

If it doesn't look look right, it's all good. Just keep workin' on it. " 25 Apr 2009 / Reply answer / 0 Reply answer

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