i read that sugar spray is a great and healthier alternative to salt spray, since it doesn't dehydrate the hair. however your hair will look and feel different when you use sugar instead of salt, but both sprays are supposed to give more texture and increase volume.
You have to be conscious especially if you have dandruff and use sugar spray. You can actually end up with a fungal dandruff that can be very frustrating and hard to rid of. Sugar feeds candida
I would also look out for the claim that sugar doesn't dry your hair since it's hygroscopic and its known to pull water. Not saying they were wrong but I'm a bit sceptical.
Although being long haired for decades now.. And fond of swimming, it took me years to know that salt sea water is bad for my hair health in contrast to the skin.. Use to keep and suffer breakage especially when combing.. My routine is to shower as soon as I go out of sea or worse chlorinated pool...
I’ve been using sea salt spray for a year now. It’s usually my go to when I’m wearing a hair band. It helps with my fly always on top. Thanks for the vid :)
Hey how should I treat my hair for the next day if I’ve used sea salt and not showered that night? Does just rinsing work, and could I then apply it again?
Dude i just want to say thank you so much. Ever since i started watching your videos and learning what to do and what not to do to my hair, there has definitely been a difference. My hair is thicker, less dry, and just looks even better than before. Much love my dude 🤘🏼
@@dunjaluk9698 i use “Pantene Pro-V” shampoo and conditioner. Very affordable so you wont be breaking the bank. With the shampoo, i use maybe a little more than a pea size drop and i massage it into my scalp. I recommend leaning back to rinse off the shampoo from your head because leaning forward will allow all the dirt and jank that was in your hair onto your face. Then once you’re done rinsing your hair, squeeze all the access water from your hair and apply the conditioner to your ends. Wrap your hair around like a bun and let the conditioner sit for a good five minutes. I recommend washing from top to bottom so while the conditioner is sitting, you can wash up like you would normally and the last thing you should be doing before finishing up is rinsing of the conditioner.
@@dunjaluk9698 for the tea tree if you do decide to use it, just use a pea size and also massage it into your scalp. Then you can comb out your hair to even and balance it out. Ooh forgot, dont use HOT water to wash your hair, use warm to a bit of cold water because hot water will destroy your hair
Thank you for the tips, great video 👍 As someone with super fine/thin hair (no hair loss) I'm always looking to find ways to boost the volume. I'm currently using a hair food/mask product and is sort of working but I think my issue is down to my poor sleeping/eating and digestive issues. I have a Beach Matt spray, only used it once but I'll try the blow dry method next time and see how it turns out. Thank you 😃👍
I've heard that occasionally adding a small amount of apple cider vinegar to a glass of water and drinking it can help with digestive problems. Definitely do your own research before trying it, but ACV is used in kitchen recipes and such.
Oh man…back in the early 00’s when I still had a full head of hair, I got a bottle of sea salt spray just coz it was something I never saw before. I loved the crunchy, rugged look it gave me. But I had to use it infrequently since I was blond at the time & it dried it out a lot. I miss the versatility a full head gave me
I’m so scared of going bald or losing my hair man. At the minute I’m perfectly fine. Hairline is full and straight. 0 thinning or bald spots anywhere and I’m 22. Like balding I’d actually one of my biggest fears. I swear I’m just gonna get a transplant if I start losing it
@@l750z_6i have a big forehead, i’m 18 and sometimes i tuck my hair back and look at the sides and get worried that it’s thinning and receding. scary af
@@hexsing2760 i have really really thick hair thats so hard to control and the volume is just too much, i was looking for somthing to maybe dampen it abit would you say oil would be my best bet I’ve tried matte clay, gel all of those things don’t seem to hold my hair
@@Gematrinator Oil can definitely reduce volume, as can a styling cream. Oil can also make your hair look greasy. If you want a sure-fire way of reducing volume, condition your hair. Usually, people only condition the ends and the mid-shaft. What you want to do is condition closer to the roots. This will weigh down the hair. Another thing to keep in mind is that clean hair is voluminous hair. So skipping the shampoo and using it maybe once twice a week, will reduce volume. Lastly brushing your hair and blowdrying in a downword motion will reduce the volume. Oil the ends with Coconut (I hate it myself) or a heavier oil will cause weight at the ends and diminish volume.
The only reason why I use Sea Salt Spray is because the one that I have is Ocean Spray, which has UV Protectant, and I don’t have a regular hair UV Protectant. The only other thing is maybe as a Pre Styler/Heat Protectant before quiffing my hair up. However, it can make it grimy.
my colourist advised me to buy hadat salt spray telling that it’s so so good as thermal protection , but the problem here is that I never style my hair, I just dry it on the brush and she knew about it. I just wanted the shiny soft hair and I have never been so disappointed but as it turns out it’s not the spray fault😭😭😭😭 I wish I knew it before, the hair products are not so cheap especially hadat to buy them and never use after
Another badass video from T White! I would love for you to make a video on clay products for long hair! Or maybe a video about pirate hairstyles! 🏴☠️ Thanks dude you’re awesome! 🤘🏼
should i use sea salt, thichening spray or other products? i have medium lenght and straight/flat hair and would like to have it more weavy with more volume
man i don't know what im doing wrong 😭 when i put the sea salt spray in my hair and i do the scrunch thing but my hair just goes right back to being straight. its great for the texture but I can't get the wavyness. i use a light mousse foam beforehand and i have the sun bum spray
My hair is shoulder length and is curling up at the ends, in some cases doing more than a full 360. My sister says I just have to wait til my hair is well past shoulder length then trim them off or it'll just happen again - is that right? Can you suggest anything to help? They really tangle together and hold on like squid tentacles... Thanks for the video and for founding the MM community :)
Hello Trav I’d like to ask a question I am having a problem about 9 months ago I cut my hair but it wasn’t a fade it was more like a Logan Paul haircut . So 9 months later I realize my hair is to short on the top and long on the sides what should i
Hey Trav. I love sea salt spray, I think it works amazing for my hair. But there are two reasons why I almost never use it. Reason No. 1, I have never received a good answer as to whether this is a product you can have in your hair over several days. I also wonder how I would handle my hair the next few days after using it, thinking about combing and getting it nice again after sleeping. Do you have any thoughts on this?
I couldn’t go more than 2 days before I had to wash it out & use a protein pack to counter the extra dryness, as my hair was stripped to begin with. Definitely never comb or brush it with the spray in. You’ll really damage it & have breaksge
@@TravWhiteStyle what I dont understand is what is the difference between using sea salt and water for hair lightening vs simply taking water from the beach to use at home?
I only tired a few but I am loving the Pete and Pedro sea salt (believe it or not). I use it in the morning before styling my hair. No water, just sea salt spray, towel to damp it a bit, and then style
@@lancer717 I see. I'm growing my hair out so the side part is starting to look wonky. I'm looking to give my hair a textured/messy look that suits my face well.
turn to Jesus Christ he loves all of us more than anything and he literally died for us. He took in the punishment for our sins thru on the cross. It wasn’t cuz we deserved it, but cuz he loved us. 1 John 4:10 “This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins” it was thru his love that he died for us and we can be forgiven
turn to Jesus Christ he loves all of us more than anything and he literally died for us. He took in the punishment for our sins thru on the cross. It wasn’t cuz we deserved it, but cuz he loved us. 1 John 4:10 “This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins” it was thru his love that he died for us and we can be forgiven
Omg ty for talking about dry shampoo, I switched to non- aluminum deodorant years ago but didn't even think abt my dry shampoo!!
I get pure clean seawater from secluded Black beach, mix with seaweed, it makes my hair strong and shiny.
I think I can sell it... : )
i read that sugar spray is a great and healthier alternative to salt spray, since it doesn't dehydrate the hair. however your hair will look and feel different when you use sugar instead of salt, but both sprays are supposed to give more texture and increase volume.
You have to be conscious especially if you have dandruff and use sugar spray. You can actually end up with a fungal dandruff that can be very frustrating and hard to rid of. Sugar feeds candida
@@misspriss0209 oh that's good to know
Salt is antimicrobial, so it would have the opposite effect, it can probably kill fungal infections.
I would also look out for the claim that sugar doesn't dry your hair since it's hygroscopic and its known to pull water. Not saying they were wrong but I'm a bit sceptical.
Won’t it just be sticky if you use sugar?
Although being long haired for decades now.. And fond of swimming, it took me years to know that salt sea water is bad for my hair health in contrast to the skin.. Use to keep and suffer breakage especially when combing.. My routine is to shower as soon as I go out of sea or worse chlorinated pool...
I’ve been using sea salt spray for a year now. It’s usually my go to when I’m wearing a hair band. It helps with my fly always on top. Thanks for the vid :)
Hey how should I treat my hair for the next day if I’ve used sea salt and not showered that night? Does just rinsing work, and could I then apply it again?
Dude i just want to say thank you so much. Ever since i started watching your videos and learning what to do and what not to do to my hair, there has definitely been a difference. My hair is thicker, less dry, and just looks even better than before. Much love my dude 🤘🏼
Do you have some tips or recommendation on products? Thank you!
@@dunjaluk9698 i use “Pantene Pro-V” shampoo and conditioner. Very affordable so you wont be breaking the bank. With the shampoo, i use maybe a little more than a pea size drop and i massage it into my scalp. I recommend leaning back to rinse off the shampoo from your head because leaning forward will allow all the dirt and jank that was in your hair onto your face. Then once you’re done rinsing your hair, squeeze all the access water from your hair and apply the conditioner to your ends. Wrap your hair around like a bun and let the conditioner sit for a good five minutes. I recommend washing from top to bottom so while the conditioner is sitting, you can wash up like you would normally and the last thing you should be doing before finishing up is rinsing of the conditioner.
@@dunjaluk9698 oh and tea tree oil is magic for your hair. And a small bottle is like a 1$ or 2$.
@@dunjaluk9698 for the tea tree if you do decide to use it, just use a pea size and also massage it into your scalp. Then you can comb out your hair to even and balance it out. Ooh forgot, dont use HOT water to wash your hair, use warm to a bit of cold water because hot water will destroy your hair
@@imjustbawn Thank you for taking your time to type this,it was helpful!!
Could you do another video covering a range of ways to style hair (especially without product) and how to do and use braids?
finally something I can use with oily hair... :D
Thank you for the tips, great video 👍 As someone with super fine/thin hair (no hair loss) I'm always looking to find ways to boost the volume. I'm currently using a hair food/mask product and is sort of working but I think my issue is down to my poor sleeping/eating and digestive issues.
I have a Beach Matt spray, only used it once but I'll try the blow dry method next time and see how it turns out. Thank you 😃👍
I've heard that occasionally adding a small amount of apple cider vinegar to a glass of water and drinking it can help with digestive problems. Definitely do your own research before trying it, but ACV is used in kitchen recipes and such.
Well.....I'm impressed. Great information on something I've been using incorrectly.
Oh man…back in the early 00’s when I still had a full head of hair, I got a bottle of sea salt spray just coz it was something I never saw before. I loved the crunchy, rugged look it gave me. But I had to use it infrequently since I was blond at the time & it dried it out a lot. I miss the versatility a full head gave me
I’m so scared of going bald or losing my hair man. At the minute I’m perfectly fine. Hairline is full and straight. 0 thinning or bald spots anywhere and I’m 22. Like balding I’d actually one of my biggest fears. I swear I’m just gonna get a transplant if I start losing it
@@l750z_6i have a big forehead, i’m 18 and sometimes i tuck my hair back and look at the sides and get worried that it’s thinning and receding. scary af
I always oil my ends before using Sea Salt. Good tips! Also the brand review it on point,
What oil?
@@Gematrinator I use Olaplex 7, but anything light would be fine. A touch of jojoba would work. Coconut is too heavy. Sweet Almond could work.
@@hexsing2760 i have really really thick hair thats so hard to control and the volume is just too much, i was looking for somthing to maybe dampen it abit would you say oil would be my best bet I’ve tried matte clay, gel all of those things don’t seem to hold my hair
@@Gematrinator Oil can definitely reduce volume, as can a styling cream. Oil can also make your hair look greasy. If you want a sure-fire way of reducing volume, condition your hair. Usually, people only condition the ends and the mid-shaft. What you want to do is condition closer to the roots. This will weigh down the hair.
Another thing to keep in mind is that clean hair is voluminous hair. So skipping the shampoo and using it maybe once twice a week, will reduce volume.
Lastly brushing your hair and blowdrying in a downword motion will reduce the volume. Oil the ends with Coconut (I hate it myself) or a heavier oil will cause weight at the ends and diminish volume.
The only reason why I use Sea Salt Spray is because the one that I have is Ocean Spray, which has UV Protectant, and I don’t have a regular hair UV Protectant. The only other thing is maybe as a Pre Styler/Heat Protectant before quiffing my hair up. However, it can make it grimy.
I've grown my hair & im clueless, without products it's just flyaways & no shine so What products do you all use on your long hair? Wax, cream?
my colourist advised me to buy hadat salt spray telling that it’s so so good as thermal protection , but the problem here is that I never style my hair, I just dry it on the brush and she knew about it. I just wanted the shiny soft hair and I have never been so disappointed but as it turns out it’s not the spray fault😭😭😭😭
I wish I knew it before, the hair products are not so cheap especially hadat to buy them and never use after
I got the Beard Brand Temple Smoke sea salt spray and can't recommend it enough.
I like Pete and Pedro sea salt really light hold but no film at all, almost no dryness just a little tangly
Are the "how-to's" same for texture spray?
Another badass video from T White! I would love for you to make a video on clay products for long hair! Or maybe a video about pirate hairstyles! 🏴☠️ Thanks dude you’re awesome! 🤘🏼
I dont think you need any of these products, i make my own sea salt spray and hair feels great without the added ingredients thats not needed.
should i use sea salt, thichening spray or other products? i have medium lenght and straight/flat hair and would like to have it more weavy with more volume
very late response but yeah it sounds perfect for your hair type
I am exactly in a awkward stage and its very nice tip how to deal with it. I will try it and i am looking for next video.
could i use this on damp hair then blow dry and brush upside down?? would this help it lift off my forehead and not make it lay so heavy?
Do you think that using a hair dryer Everyday may damage hair or follicles?. Is reuzel surf Tonic any good ?
man i don't know what im doing wrong 😭 when i put the sea salt spray in my hair and i do the scrunch thing but my hair just goes right back to being straight. its great for the texture but I can't get the wavyness. i use a light mousse foam beforehand and i have the sun bum spray
My hair is shoulder length and is curling up at the ends, in some cases doing more than a full 360. My sister says I just have to wait til my hair is well past shoulder length then trim them off or it'll just happen again - is that right? Can you suggest anything to help? They really tangle together and hold on like squid tentacles...
Thanks for the video and for founding the MM community :)
Yeah dude your lucky let it ride that’s how it grows then leave it !
My hair is always curlier/softer when I swim in the ocean:sea. Yes. My hair is naturally curly.
How do i stop my hair looking like puffy straw like agree washing? It's below shoulder length
Hello Trav I’d like to ask a question I am having a problem about 9 months ago I cut my hair but it wasn’t a fade it was more like a Logan Paul haircut . So 9 months later I realize my hair is to short on the top and long on the sides what should i
Hey Trav. I love sea salt spray, I think it works amazing for my hair. But there are two reasons why I almost never use it. Reason No. 1, I have never received a good answer as to whether this is a product you can have in your hair over several days. I also wonder how I would handle my hair the next few days after using it, thinking about combing and getting it nice again after sleeping. Do you have any thoughts on this?
Rinse it after a a day or 2
I couldn’t go more than 2 days before I had to wash it out & use a protein pack to counter the extra dryness, as my hair was stripped to begin with. Definitely never comb or brush it with the spray in. You’ll really damage it & have breaksge
Well what do you recommend for that soft shiny thing?
is using hair dryer only once a week dangerous for hair ?
Nope, unless you’re on high heat and directly on the one section forever.
@@TravWhiteStyle
Tnx
@@TravWhiteStyle what I dont understand is what is the difference between using sea salt and water for hair lightening vs simply taking water from the beach to use at home?
Because you need essential oils in the spray as well to counter the drying effect of the salt@@woroboro1354
What do you recommend for soft and shiny hair for long hair
This video was so useful! No bs. Trunk you
Just subscribed thanks brother
Thank you so much. Was shopping for a sea salt spray. Now I'm not.
I mainly want to use this because my hair gets very greasy...
The best spray is the home made one
Can I use it in a rosemary water?
which products will give you that soft luscious look?
me, a girl, watching this video tryna see how to use this😭
that's illegal. this is the boys club sorry
Same! 😂
Yoire noy a girl
Ahahha same babe😂
When are you cutting you’re hair? Thought you said you was doing it
Nope. Said I was thinking about it 🙃
Can you make a video about sneake oil and are it really grow hair faster?
Please read my comment🥺🥺🥺
Can I use it and then go to bed, so I wake up next morning with nice hair?
Hey what sea salt spray would you recommend?
I only tired a few but I am loving the Pete and Pedro sea salt (believe it or not). I use it in the morning before styling my hair. No water, just sea salt spray, towel to damp it a bit, and then style
@@lancer717 Do you style with any particular products, or is the sea salt spray essentially the style product?
@@elijah4275 Don Juan hybrido. I love it! But it all depends on what you’re after.
@@lancer717 I see. I'm growing my hair out so the side part is starting to look wonky. I'm looking to give my hair a textured/messy look that suits my face well.
@@elijah4275 sounds like you need a clay product then
Whats the brand of your shirt?
Yeah, you do have some nice hair 🪮👍🏽
Wht if you want volume and waves at the same time😭
Udaya💝💝🙋🙋💏💏👋👋👍👍🌹🌹
And cant we just use water with salt mixed? Lol
ORIBE all day !!
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turn to Jesus Christ he loves all of us more than anything and he literally died for us. He took in the punishment for our sins thru on the cross. It wasn’t cuz we deserved it, but cuz he loved us. 1 John 4:10 “This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins” it was thru his love that he died for us and we can be forgiven
Jesus wants good hair for all.
Omg you people are everywhere. WE GET IT.
He's in the video, alive and sharing hair care tips
yes
A sea salt spray dries de hair? Because I already have dry hair
Yes
Why just talking and not actually using yourself as an example? What's the point without actual demonstration by the author?
2nd comment 💙
first
turn to Jesus Christ he loves all of us more than anything and he literally died for us. He took in the punishment for our sins thru on the cross. It wasn’t cuz we deserved it, but cuz he loved us. 1 John 4:10 “This is love: not that we loved God, but that he loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins” it was thru his love that he died for us and we can be forgiven
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