OGX Texturising Leave in Moroccan Sea Salt Spray for Hair 177ml

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You’ll get a different result from learning how to use sea salt spray depending on your natural hair type. “It works on all hair types giving more or less movement depending on how much natural movement you had to start with,” says Antiga. “Very straight hair won’t get overly wavy, however, most sea salt sprays are buildable and you can apply more product, scrunch it and dry it with a diffuser for a more wavy look.” Sea salt is texturizing and gives the same design to your hair that you get after visiting the shore. No. Too much of it can dry out your hair and make it brittle, thereby causing your hair to break easily.

Hair products can be confusing to navigate — do you need hair paste? Hairspray? Hair gel? Hair paste hits a magical middle ground between a hair gel and a hairspray. You can apply it strategically like spray without losing hold anytime something touches your hair. It also has the long-lasting strength of a gel without getting hard and crunchy. Paste is the best option to keep your hair's natural texture and allow it to move around a bit throughout the day. A good paste allows you to tweak your style anytime you catch yourself in a mirror and see that something is just a little off, because if we're being honest that happens to all of us. Simply mist through damp hair to add texture and light hold. We find ourselves misting every few hours when we want extra body and grit, but truthfully, we don’t mind because the intoxicating fragrance boosts our mood, too.If you are going for an air-dried look and have curly or wavy hair, add this spray when hair is damp. Start light and add more as needed, but be careful not to apply too much — that’s when you get crunchy hair, no matter what spray you use,” advises Cardenas. For even more volume and texture, spritz this through your curls before drying them with a diffuser. Not all sea salt sprays are built alike and, as with all products, you should strive to find ingredients that won't harm or dry out your hair. "The active ingredient in most sea salt sprays is magnesium sulfate," admits Cleveland, "however, some better brands will also include more nourishing ingredients to protect the hair from damage." In particular, she highlights sage, balm mint, and yarrow plant as healthy ingredients that combat damage and dryness. How Do You Use Sea Salt Spray? Wavy hair : For naturally wavy hair, use a hair spray to improve the texture and to give a matte finish. Hair sprays with active ingredients and essential oils help you create the beachy seaside look. What We Don’t Love: It’s formulated for normal to oily hair, so it’s not ideal for those with dry or damaged strands.

Yes. The salts in the sea salt spray draw the pigments from your hair, leaving its color lightly faded.Stylists love to use sea salt spray as a foundation for different styles because it helps hair hold its shape and reduces frizz. You can use it after styling your hair for a messy matte texture, or apply it before styling with heat tools for extra grip. “Sea salt sprays have so many applications,” says Bishop. “If you have thinner hair, you can use it for texture and lift. It’s also amazing for people with naturally curly hair, accentuating their curls while adding bounce.”

Sea salt sprays are a great option to create beach curls and waves on fine or straight hair. It helps enhance the curls and adds volume to the tresses. Thanh toán: Tiến hành theo dõi đơn hàng trong hộp thư trong mục "Theo dõi đơn hàng" để biết được tình hình đơn hàng của mình. What We Love: This spray adds major texture and volume to all hair types — plus, it looks classy on our vanity. No. Sea salt spray gives you those effortless, beachy waves thanks to the salt water and other natural ingredients it contains that add texture and volume. Texturizing spray, on the other hand, is a dry spray that adds grip and texture to hair with powders and other ingredients. It doesn’t have any shine and instead gives a matte finish while adding volume.I always look for salt sprays that contain ingredients that add moisture to hair,” says Cardenas. “If you have really dry hair or extremely chemically processed hair, then opt for a salt- and alcohol-free dry texture spray instead.” The only caveat to how to use sea salt spray in this way is if your hair is naturally frizz-prone, as playing with it too much can rough up the hair cuticle and lead to a fluffy finish.If you haven't quite nailed your air drying routine yet, it's worth reading our guide on how to air dry hair. 4. …or diffuse it Courtesy of OGX Best sea salt spray for affordability: OGX Moroccan Hair Texturizing Sea Salt Spray Most sea salt sprays work best when applied to damp hair and then blow-dried or left to air-dry. This way, they can help define and set your natural waves as they appear, similar to when you actually go for a dip in the ocean and then dry off in the sun. Danby SG, et al. (2013). Effect of olive and sunflower seed oil on the adult skin barrier: Implications for neonatal skin care. DOI: