So since I have this spiffy android phone, I figured why not test the thousands of apps now available to me? Now, as my brother so aptly pointed out, now when I’m on the crapper and I have a profound thought, I’m a 3G signal away from it going live. Now I don’t know how often I plan on using this, but it’s nice to know it’s possible. Options are always nice . . .
Now it’s obvious that my current preference in what I do with my hair is pretty much summed up in a fairly erratic, somewhat controlled spikiness to it. My mom hates it, those friends who have bothered to comment upon it have said they think it’s hip and cool, and most importantly, I’m fairly happy with it. In the past, I used hair gel to spike it, to which it would gradually fade as they day progressed, and my hair would revert back to a limp fluff. I moved onto this styling putty that my hair cutting lady used on me once after a cut, which seemed to be more effective, and sure enough it lasts a little bit longer, but by day’s end, it’s the same result.
I saw a commercial one day for a product that was different than the others, and I have to admit that I was intrigued. Problem was, it was an AXE product, and as anyone who watches a modicum of television knows that AXE products are geared and targeted to the douchebag market of men, since most of them are the most narcissistic and conscious about their appearances. I don’t know what that says about me, but I do like to make somewhat of an effort to appease myself, and maybe some others.
But anyway, I end up getting this AXE “messy look” stuff, which has the consistency of wax, but once you put it in your hair, well . . . It’s 1:04 am at the time I’m taking to actually write this, and my hair is still somewhat puffed up and spiky to when I originally did it at 8:15 am in the morning. Fuckin’ incredible.
Now I know that’s about the gayest thing in the world for me to write about, boasting about an AXE hair product, but hey, if it gets the gears of writing moving, then so be it.
