Bobographer said: Interesting question, because my friend Jen says she can't wait to mess her hair up a lot, and of course, shampoo it afterward. I was also wondering if the shampooing part is something people might want to see.

Jayce said: MY HAIR IS SO EFFING THICK. i literally have an undercoat like a CAT. and it takes FOREVER TO DRY. so on shoot days? bc with covid and all that we have to pick multiple days to shoot in a row.....and then shoot THEN. i swear i HAVE to charge extra for crazy hair wamming bc i cannot get the stuff out!! then, i cant dry it for the next video!

its crazy! i have literally been shooting and just got enough out of my hair for the top layer of my hair to be clean and dried and underneath?? was still fucking slammed with peanut butter! i have THAT THICK OF HAIR. BC YOU COULD NOT SEE IT!!! getting fluff out of hair is not bad if its an insane amount (weirdly enough) its if you have like, just a little fluff.....it gets stuck up in there real good and doesnt wanna move just putting hella on your hair? oddly enough its like it all melts off together with some fire hot water! i have ZERO CLUE why it does that. not a clue.

dormant said: Hey Yall
The thread going around about girls pieing guys made me think to post this because it got a lot of people active and putting in their opinions on what they like and what they want to see more of. Natalie has REALLY long hair and I know that it's kind of a niche within a niche, but I'm wondering how many people are into seeing messy long hair shampooing videos where mess gets shampooed into the hair. We are really interested in doing stuff that doesn't get much attention from producers and if there's an interest in something like this, we think it'd be fun to do a messy shampooing video. Would love to hear people's responses on this
Much Love
-dormant

Richard Trouso said: It's long been one of my favourite things. The more thorough the better - and I've incorporated plenty into my own videos wherever possible with ingredients from custard and clotted cream to mud, paint, flour, eggs, mayonnaise, margarine, butter and lard.

It's niche but a few of us have done some work to promote the 'genre' and this has lead to it becoming an increasingly popular theme in customs.

As Topcatopone mentioned, we have a group.

https://umd.net/groups/group/messy-female-hair

I've been personally quiet of late but members have been active. One task I mean to undertake is to list some of the best examples - and there are more around than you might imagine.