Gatsby Moving Rubber?

Is this the best styling stuff out there for my hair?(about three-four inches long, naturally straight, black, asian)which one should i use?

and where can i buy moving rubber other than the gatsby website where can i buy it with cash, on foot and in a store in person?

Gatsby Moving Rubber?

don't have direct experience on this problem yet (I've ordered a couple different gatsby products and a few others) but there's another product I've heard people reffer to as better than gatsby, and that's Shiseido Uno.

If you want to try gatsby first, go to youtube and search some demonstration videos to see before and after shots of what each one looks like as well as "how to use" tips (even though they're pretty much all in japanese. It'd obviously be better if you know and can read japanese). The Shiseido uno page has pictures showing the way the product looks when styled.

as for buying it in foot on person, can't help you there (Might help if you're in a big city that has an asian district with particularly imported products. The West coast will be very likely to have such places). I did, however, find one or two ebay sellers that sells gatsby for relatively cheap prices . (particularly when compared to other product). It'll be included in the sources list. But you might also want to try two other alternatives since you have such short hair: Redkin styling products, and Sallys Beauty Supplies. Redkins has a large line of styling products that may have the style youre looking for (and tend to have good, strong holds), and the stuff at Sallys I'm finding is pretty good for a much lower price than most salon supplies. I just got American Classic: molding Creme from there and it does a good job (could be a stiffer hold and less greasy feeling, but otherwise better than some of the stuff I was using before for alot less).

Gatsby Moving Rubber?

If you're trying to spike it, gatsby wouldn't be the best product.

If you're trying to get that cool "asian" hair, then gatsby would probably be best. For 3-4 inch long hair, I would suggest purple, grey or green (purple if you wish to have somewhat spikey hair, grey for non-shine and green for an "airy" look).

As for buying it, any asian mall or modern asian salon should have it. If you live around Toronto, Pacific Mall would have it.