Hey ladies! I have naturally very curly/frizzy hair prone to breakage and very fine. I always blow dry it straight when I wash it and then usually either wear it straight or put big waves in it with my straightener. I'm looking for a quick "wave" fix for during the weekends so I don't have to use so much heat, so thought a sea salt spray may be a good option?
My issue is that when I spray products containing water into my hair as a finishing styling product it tends to go frizzy. Is there any one else out there with this problem who could suggest a sea salt spray that doesn't do this or that maybe smooths as well? I've never used a sea salt spray so any advice is appreciated!! x x
P.S: I'm a strict Kerastase fan and use all their products, so I need a product that is also beneficial to the hair so I don't undo all the great work Kerastase has done to my locks!
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If you have a natural curl already then instead of using a sea salt which other than making your hair shiny and a slight improvement to curls, use a curl enhancing cream. If you have ringlets when your hair is damp, buy Schwarkopf Curl Creme from Countdown and when hair is damp scrunch a couple of pumps into your hair and let it dry naturally, give it a finger curl over it once dry and voila curls that last all day. You could then toss your hair upside and spritz with sea salt or hairspray to prolong the look and keep it from dropping, especially if you have longer than shoulder length hair as curls make the hair heavy and it tends to drop and get frizzy if not set. Hope that helps, from another naturally curly, frizzy girl
Unfortunately, my hair is naturally stick straight and fine but I did receive a sample of Holistic Hair's Sea Spray Natural Curl Support in a beauty box subscription and used it to try and give my hair a bit more body. I can't say how it works on curly hair but maybe there's someone else on the Forum with curly hair who has tried this product and can tell you if it's worth purchasing?
I like the lush one too, but am not too keen on the scent actually! Have seen heaps of beauty bloggers going on about the newly formulated Bumble and Bumble sea salt spray, it apparently has argan oil or something in it so it adds a bit of condition to your hair rather than drying it out like some salt sprays can. Definately keen to try it out when and if it hits our shores.
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