Id Hard Gold hair wax - not so satisfied, what should I use?

[alantir]

Hi!

I have a question about what hairstyle/hairwax I should get, so that the hair becomes more soft and sculptable (so I can pull the hair backwards for instance). And that has great hold. These are my features:

1. I have very dense and comparatively thick hair
2. I'm starting to loose hair on the sides a little bit :/ What hairstyle is best for that?

In this picture I'm using "Id hard gold", I have put a lot of the product, but it seems there are no effect...



Here I post pictures before and after I use the product. What are your tips of hair product I should use?

Edit - it seems I could not post images so here is the link to the album.

ibb.co/album/dQQ7Dv

[TheMensHairForum]

For casual hairstyles or messy hairstyles like the ones in your after pictures, use THIS wax here which suits your thick hair density too.

For shaped hairstyles (i.e. you're shaping your hair in spikes, faux hawks, etc), slicked back hairstyles and side swept hairstyles, use THIS other wax.

I recommend that you buy both styling waxes at the same time so that you can use each one on different days for different hair-styling effects and desired hairstyles.

You don't seem to be suffering from male-pattern baldness (i.e. no hair loss). Likewise, you have a pretty-good hair density to boot, so I'm surprised that you think you're suffering from hair loss.

With your hair type and hair density, you can pretty much go with any hairstyle that you like. Just make sure that you have those two waxes in the links as they'll cover your hair-styling needs as far as hair waxes go.

Browse our men's hairstyles sections for guides on all men's hairstyles. For you, I'd recommend the slicked back hairstyle, the brush up hairstyle and the classic side part hairstyle with your present hair length.

Make sure to get both recommended hair waxes and then read up the hairstyle guides in our forum so that you can start trying all the hairstyles that we cover.