The best way is to keep your hair long because the weight of it will drag it down and it won't be so noticeable.
You can train a cowlick into a position you want but it takes time. The reason you have a cowlick is because your hair grows from the roots in that position. Each time you wash your hair, take time to dry it and comb the cowlick to where you want it. If you continue to do this for a month, the roots will start to grow in the new position.
A cowlick is a section of hair that stands straight up or lies at an odd angle to the rest of your hair. It is something natural for some people and it doesn't hurt.
if you have a cowlick, it means that you have a place on your head were hair grows more then the rest of you head.Make sence?
It's not practical to permanently remove a cowlick. Letting your hair grow long can conceal it better. Depending on how much trouble you are willing to go to, some beauticians are experienced at dealing with cowlick and can conceal them, but this process must be repeated as the hair grows.
Yes, you can "train" your hair to minimize the cowlick, but it may require some help (mousse) and time (several months). But millions of us have done it over time.
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Yes he did, and he habitually pulled at it. A cowlick is a tuft of hair that doesn't let itself be slicked down, it sort of stands on its own.
nope. it just makes it more obvious.
Exactly what you just said they probly know what emo/scene hair is
It is spelled cowlick. It is when part of your hair is sticking up or in weird directions.
I think you mean a "cowlick" which is a section of hair that sticks out from the rest of the hair. Cowlicks appear when the growth direction of the hair forms a spiral pattern.
A tuft of hair on the head that seems to stand on its own is called a cowlick.