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Sea Salt has long been a mainstay in our men's grooming regime but while it has been whole heartedly accepted by the masses, its purpose and usage sometimes falls by the wayside, or seaside. So if you're not entirely sure how to use our Sea Salt range read our simple guide below. Flat hair? You need a salt spray. Oily hair? You need a salt spray. Frizzy hair? You need a salt spray. Fine or thinning hair? You get the idea. And so it is. Our definitive guide to sea salt. An essential ingredient on the journey to perfect style. Until next time.
I will work up a very small amount (about the size of two peas) styling clay in my hands. My preferred product is Davines Moulding Clay. Warm up the products in your hands until you cannot see it. This particular product takes a bit more warming up than other clays I've used. There’s technically no right or wrong way to use a sea-salt spray, but for me and my curls (which can easily get tangle from salt sprays), I like to spritz this one through my damp hair, blow-dry with a hair diffuser for volume, then twist it into a loose updo or fat braid.The result? A sea-salt spray that's a tiny bit less harsh for daily use (though, if you’ve got curls, you’ll still want to load up on deep conditioner to keep them healthy). And, as an added feel-good bonus, the formula is made with 96 percent naturally derived and organic ingredients, because why not? The Surf Spray from New York’s Bumble And Bumble salon is legendary. It offers more hold than most sea salt sprays and gives hair serious grit and texture, with a matte finish that isn’t drying thanks to seaweed extract. Even fine hair will love this spray for its ability to tame fluffiness. Surf Spray is the ultimate low-effort styling solution; spritz it on dry hair then twist it into position for a post-beach look, even when you’re miles from the sand. Sea salt spray was created to replicate the texture that natural sea water gives to hair,” explains Neil, “the original idea came from editorial hair stylists who would use natural sea water when on a location shoot to give hair that authentic beachy, dry texture.” What does sea salt spray do for the hair? It’s delivered by a fine mist so it doesn’t over dampen the hair or leave it feeling wet, and gives long-lasting texture to curls and waves. And, thanks to its mix of hydrating aloe vera and moisturizing shea butter and plant oils (castor, argan, and moringa oils), it won’t leave your hair feeling like straw, even with its salty base. The only decision you will have to make? Whether to grab this one in the citrus scent (which has a lighter-weight formula) or the tropical-coconut scent (which has a more moisturizing formula).
Clay, in a spray? Yes, the guys at Rudy’s Barbershop have done the seemingly impossible and combined the ultra-strong powers of kaolin clay with sea salt to form this texturizing potion. It adds instant body and structure to flat hair and also absorbs excess oil while creating lived-in beachy waves. You can also use it before you blowdry for serious volume.
Concentrate on getting it into the roots as well as just the ends, or apply to dry hair for extra volume and create a more matt texture. For curly, wavy hair I recommend drying it with a diffuser attachment which gives a more natural=looking beach texture.” Can salt sprays damage your hair? How do I use it? Sea Salt Spray is, in general terms, a pre-styling product. Apply a few spritz's into damp hair and style as normal for instant volume and texture. The beauty of this product is its versatility, it can, and should be used for almost all hairstyles and types. For a longer, wavy style: simply add to damp hair, allow the hair to dry naturally for a great textured, relaxed style. For a short quiff, apply spray to damp hair, blow dry into desire shape & position and finish with a Sea Salt Paste. The uses for this product are endless, the result is always the same: texture, volume and perfect style. Sea Salt Volume Mousse
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