I realise using those cheap hair gels work as a prestyler too, tho they give a slightly crispy feel to your hair. But a little goes a long way. I use them for travel, cause they aren't aerosol.
Michael Light what I do is use a hair mousse, massage it through the roots and blow dry using heat setting (don't forget hear protectant), then I use a hair clay and in this case you could use cavalier clay and then use a round brush or padded brush or vented brush and use that for volume while using a hairdryer on cold setting
You can. I do it all the time. I use the thickening spray right after shower and when my hairs dry, I add a lil sea salt spray. Give me lift and volume. My hairs on the thicker side, so depending on you hair, u can mix them
heya, what's the pros of sea salt spray over mousse? For quiffs and better hold, mousse is obviously better but I recently picked up a motorcycle so now I have to keep my hair down as a side fringe, but I still wanted to add some texture to my hair and not sure whether to keep using mousse or sea salt spray. I even made a DIY sea salt spray on my own to test it out and I don't like it as much, but I was thinking maybe my mixture is just bad. Any info or tips?
I use blackmist as a pre styler but it is the sea salt prestyler too? I read this is a sea salt prestyling.. I dont like the effect dry and crunchy effect of sea salt
I don’t like men hair or body products. Most have a similar cologne smell which I hate.,However sone smell great like head & shoulders for men with Old Spice scent. It smells better than Old Spice though because I dont like the smell of Old Spice but that shampoo smell is awesome. I think they combine the scent of OS with H&S. I usually go for unisex natural products.
Considering I have really, really thick hair, do I even need any of this? I heard that using products that add volume is really really bad for guys with thick hair. I mean... even though it is thick my hair is also pretty flat I guess, and that's annoying. I can never get my hair to stay up (or down) because of how thick it is and I worry if any of these would actually work.
Jackman LeBlanc you should just use something natural as possible, or something that isn't too heavy and still gives good volume, for instance fudge mega hair milk, gives really nice volume but also a nice soft shine texture (been using it for a few weeks, very awesome and nothing remotely heavy about it) and then just blow-dry your hair, and use hair spray to hold in place. Done
Why does this guy always talk about volume and big hair when he has very short hair... Stick to products you can actually try and test you're gonna get different results if your hairs like 3 inches
That thickening tonic actually works 😳 comparing your hair styles with the tonic vs other products, the tonic makes your hair looks much fuller
I realise using those cheap hair gels work as a prestyler too, tho they give a slightly crispy feel to your hair. But a little goes a long way. I use them for travel, cause they aren't aerosol.
For the blumann wax you should try using extremely little it works very well when I do so
Sam Ho yeah I been using more lately and my hair is greesy and hard to stay up .
Michael Light what I do is use a hair mousse, massage it through the roots and blow dry using heat setting (don't forget hear protectant), then I use a hair clay and in this case you could use cavalier clay and then use a round brush or padded brush or vented brush and use that for volume while using a hairdryer on cold setting
Hi bluemaan what are you doing in the comments?
Can I mix two prestylers? Like use mousse for volume and then sea salt spray for texture? Or thickening tonic with salt spray?
not really, they tend to counteract each other and things can get a bit sticky
You can. I do it all the time. I use the thickening spray right after shower and when my hairs dry, I add a lil sea salt spray. Give me lift and volume. My hairs on the thicker side, so depending on you hair, u can mix them
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heya, what's the pros of sea salt spray over mousse?
For quiffs and better hold, mousse is obviously better but I recently picked up a motorcycle so now I have to keep my hair down as a side fringe, but I still wanted to add some texture to my hair and not sure whether to keep using mousse or sea salt spray. I even made a DIY sea salt spray on my own to test it out and I don't like it as much, but I was thinking maybe my mixture is just bad. Any info or tips?
Try out our The Salt Water Spray. I'm sure it will work well on your hair. Check amzn.to/2NdRavg
I've been using The Salt Water Spray too and it works wonders on my hair. You should try it out.
Very helpful!
Favorite prestlyer is either gravity paste by hdf or scheme cream and hybrid ranks 3rd
Can you use them without a blowdryer?
Can pete and Pedro putty be used as a pre styler?, i am asking because you have compared in another video
doesn't work very well mate unfortunately
EveryMan thank you very much
Do use bluemaan pre style when your hair is damp then blow dry?
Indeed
Which one would you pick for a thinning hair? Mousse or tonic ?
Thank you
+Aqib Meer its difficult to pick really, I would try a mousse first simply because most are cheaper
I need a good prestyler for fine straight hair. I was thinking either the sea salt spray or meraki or a mousse or something... any suggestions?
Wow black label is really blowing up now !!!
Great vid , useful👍
thanks Jay!
I use blackmist as a pre styler but it is the sea salt prestyler too? I read this is a sea salt prestyling.. I dont like the effect dry and crunchy effect of sea salt
Hi...Pls review Kocaine Klay from India.
am looking into it!
The Black Label product is a sea salt spray, fyi.
What about a heat protection spray?
I don’t like men hair or body products. Most have a similar cologne smell which I hate.,However sone smell great like head & shoulders for men with Old Spice scent. It smells better than Old Spice though because I dont like the smell of Old Spice but that shampoo smell is awesome. I think they combine the scent of OS with H&S. I usually go for unisex natural products.
is there a thickening tonic offers any heat protection?
Kryp7ik probably
most of thickening tonics offer that
Kryp7ik yes like meraki
Heat damage is a myth.
Can I use all of these as my prestyler
Hey brandon, with these I would normally recommend using just one. So just choose which you prefer :)
So u can use the was from Blu maan as a pre-styling and a styling ?
Ricardo Cruz yea but it’s better as a pre styler but is still ok as a post styler
Do you have uppercut roller? 😁
+Tonaldo yeah its an uppercut round brush, it's the best one I've used so far
Which will be good for long term use for thin hair?
Hair mousse or sea salt spray
Depends if you want a voluminous look like a pompadour (mousse) or a textured, messy look (sea salt spray)
Whats best for thick /coarse hair ?
Ricardo Lemus creams work well for me. handz de fuko scheme cream tames my hair well
What type of light product do you recommend for more of a forward, fringe style?
for a prestyler, I would say a sea salt spray for that style
Try our The Salt Water Spray. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. Here amzn.to/2NdRavg
That thumbnail pic is obviously not what we're seeing before ourselves (-_-)
Considering I have really, really thick hair, do I even need any of this? I heard that using products that add volume is really really bad for guys with thick hair. I mean... even though it is thick my hair is also pretty flat I guess, and that's annoying. I can never get my hair to stay up (or down) because of how thick it is and I worry if any of these would actually work.
Jackman LeBlanc you should just use something natural as possible, or something that isn't too heavy and still gives good volume, for instance fudge mega hair milk, gives really nice volume but also a nice soft shine texture (been using it for a few weeks, very awesome and nothing remotely heavy about it) and then just blow-dry your hair, and use hair spray to hold in place. Done
Amazing shirt..
FYI it's matte finish, not Matt finish.
Depends which side of Atlantic you're on. Both are deemed acceptable by the dictionary
Depends on the dictionary, too...
Why does this guy always talk about volume and big hair when he has very short hair... Stick to products you can actually try and test you're gonna get different results if your hairs like 3 inches