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Anonymous

Nov 11, 2024

How can I have hair like Ted Mosby from HIMYM?

What steps should I take to achieve a hairstyle similar to Ted Mosby's from "How I Met Your Mother"? Should I simply use gel to spike my hair like his, or are there additional techniques and products I should consider to achieve the desired look?

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Anonymous

Dec 30, 2024

Keep in mind that ted mosby has shorter hair on the sides then on top. so if you want that hair, have short hair on the sides and longish on top. when using gel, i recommend http://www.amazon.com/Got2B-Glued-Spiking-Styling-...

which is used by many celebrities and is cheapish but lasts a really long time. make sure, with whatever gel you use, you scruff it around a lot. Just spiking it won't look like his hair. I hope this helped

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Anonymous

Nov 27, 2024

There is a product called Nioxin that helps your hair grow back faster. Also, taking coral calcium supplements helps to speed up hair AND nail growth. Extensions being put in your hair also makes it grow faster for some reason. I would say put some extensions in if you can afford it. Sally's Beauty Supply has real hair extensions for around 70$, in all different colors, and they blend really well. Another thing to try is Biotin. It is an herbal supplement that thousands of people use for hair growth. Good luck with growing your hair out! I hope I helped!

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Anonymous

Dec 24, 2024

Ted mosbys hair is literally awful

-every girl on earth

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Anonymous

Feb 01, 2025

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