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A long shot but, if you have a Shark or Dyson hair dryer (or want an excuse to buy one 😂), they have a “finishing tool” that I swear is magic!! I’m starting to get some gray hairs and they like to spike up too but it lays everything down in a way I do not understand lol. Bless the scientists who came up with this thing!
Otherwise, in the past I’ve gotten the hairs a little damp so they lay down, the put a little hair spray on my fingers and just kind of lightly spread it right where the fly away remakes your hair a bit stiff but has worked for me before.
Get a wax stick! I only use them when I’m slicking my hair back but I have friends who also use them when their hair is down (you just need to use a lighter touch).
I swear by wax stick and use it for almost every hairstyle. Super cheap and super effective
Bobbi pins, it goes away after a while
Try the dae styling cream (the one with built in taming wand, it’s magic for my naturally tiny flying hair along hairline) and if it’s not working maybe headband?
Ugh, yes, the porcupine spikes are aggressive. It only lasts a short period (the hair keeps growing), but perhaps try hairspray around your part and framing your face?
No specific product/style recommendations but like A1 said it does go away in a few months.
Headband?