Sentences with phrase «damp hair before»

Treatment can be applied to damp hair before air or blow drying or it can be applied to dry hair as needed.

And if you're headed to the beach where the heat will be coming at you from all directions, spritz a generous application of heat protectant with SPF onto damp hair before going out, followed by a reapplication after swims — same as you would do for your skin.

To enhance your natural waves and volume, apply L'Oreal Paris's Advanced Hairstyle Curve It Elastic Curl Mousse ($ 4; walgreens.com) to damp hair before styling it.

To give strands the same level of volume as Baldwin's, run L'Oreal Professionel's ($ 26; ulta.com) Tecni.Art Volume Envy Extra Volumizing Mousse through your damp hair before reaching for your blow dryer.

Run Neutrogena's Triple Moisture Silk Touch Leave - In Cream ($ 9; walgreens.com) through your damp hair before styling it to prevent and repair dryness and frizz caused by using hot tools.

Teased Side Part Work a volumizing spray into damp hair before blow - drying section by section for volume, using a round brush to give the hair a gentle curl.

Apply just a small amount to clean, damp hair before blow drying.

Spritz a leave - in conditioner all over damp hair before styling it to lock in moisture and shield strands from heat damage.

That said, in my pre-wig days (more so a few years back when I still had a bit more thickness to my hair), I could get fairly similar barrel curls by using the classic rag curl technique on damp hair before going to bed at night.

For those of you blessed with naturally curly hair, just use a combination of Vita Volume Boosting Foam ($ 25) and Glowtion Potion Styling Oil ($ 29) in freshly washed, damp hair before twisting sections into tight ringlets.

Not exact matches

Before bed, divide damp hair into four sections and tightly braid each one, starting 1 to 2 inches away from your scalp.

I'm not one to spend a lot of time on my hair each morning, so I simply slicked about a nickel's worth through my damp mane before blow - drying.

Gently massage into damp hair and scalp, comb through and leave for two minutes before rinsing.

To get yours as sleek and tidy as Hayden's, try working with your hair while it's still slightly damp, or spritz your comb with hairspray before grooming your hair into place.

Start off with an egg - size dollop in your hand (hair stylist Mark Townsend says this is a good amount if you have fine hair), and then work it evenly through damp hair, roots to ends, before blow drying.

I'll update once I find the sweet spot, but for now, I'm more comfortable using this as a pre-shampoo treatment or on damp hair right before blow drying and straightening my hair because the heat styling helps dry up excess oil for me and the oil makes my hair look silky smooth and beautiful.

My hair looked AMAZING before heading out but then POOF my bangs got wet and sticky and instantly did the little flip thing it does when damp.

Pro tip: start with damp hair and spritz it at the roots and midway down strands before working it in with your fingers.

To prep, I wash my hair the night before and put all my hair in a braid while it's still damp.

Massage Gloss Moderne's new mask onto damp, clean hair and leave in for five minutes before washing it out.

For extra voluminous waves like Alba's, spritz your damp hair with a volume - boosting spray like Honest Beauty's Honestly Uplifted Volumizing Spray ($ 24; honestbeauty.com) before brushing it into deep side part and blow - drying your strands with a round brush.

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To create the look, Atkin prepped Jenner's damp hair OUAI Wave Spray ($ 26; sephora.com) before drying it with a blow - dryer and a round brush.

Make sure that your hair is a little damp before you begin.

Before giving your heat tools a workout, protect your strands by running a nourishing heat protectant cream throughout when hair is damp.

To prep the hair before drying, Jillian sprayed her damp tresses with OGX Protecting + Silk Blowout Quick Drying Thermal Spray prior to blowing out the hair for an added layer of heat protection and shine.

Spend a few minutes before bed twisting Goody Flexible Rod Rollers ($ 14, amazon.com) into damp, freshly conditioned hair, and you can wake up with amazingly silky, bouncy curls.

To boost volume before you start styling, prep damp hair with a body - boosting mousse like Ouai's Soft Mousse ($ 28; sephora.com).

Before blow - drying your hair, run a blowout balm like IGK's Car Service Blowout Balm ($ 29; sephora.com) through damp hair to prevent flyaways and frizz.

To get thicker looking hair, work some volume boosting hair - styling mousse into your damp locks before blow - drying.