A common mistake amongst those who follow vampires is that they attribute the quirks and mannerism of a single individual to the entire species. For example Count Dracula was a particularly complex and twisted individual and had a number of quirks:
And because he was a vampire, people think that all vampires have all the same traits. They do not.
Its the same with the hair thing.
No. it will only slick back your hair and make it look good.
Greased slick-back hair. Long in your face, slit down the middle kinda hair. Ivy league(basically a longer version of a high and tight). But mainly the slick back and maybe a little hair dangeling in the front. -Lucian Brown
Axle grease.
To slick back your hair, all you have to do is use either vaseline, mousse, liquid mousse, baby oil, or regular hair gel. Just comb it back in any style you like.But, of course, there are different techniques of how to do this.Also, don't forget to wash out any type of hair products you've applied to your hair or this can result in a serious case! You may become bald or get rashes or an allergic reaction!
Hair pomade is typically used to slick back hair or help it from being very frizzy. When used with other hair products, it can be used to hold certain styles.
Vampire retain the characteristics they had when they became a vampire. So if they get a hair-cut it will grow back to its base value.
depending on which slick you mean sleek healthy looking animal hair on one hand or an oil slick on the other
Claire's hair in "The Morganville Vampires" series is described as auburn.
If your hair has a greasy, oily, or slick texture to it Time for a shower!
The word slick is a noun, a verb, and an adjective. Examples:Noun: Be careful, there's a slick on the road from the sleet.Verb: Just slick down your hair and smile.Adjective: That's a pretty slick line but I buy my own drinks, thanks.
A slick stone is where you put a wig on a rock and put a buncha gel in the hair so it's slick. (This is not even a joke!)
A Hair Brush is used to make your hair slick and not-knotty. To use, gently comb hair-brush through hair.