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Choose hold for your hairstyle
- Light or flexible hold when you want movement.
- Firmer hold when the shape needs a more defined set.
- A finish and amount that suit your hair without unnecessary weight.
Fine hair does not automatically need strong hold, and thick hair does not always need more product. Start sparingly. Alcohol content or another single ingredient cannot alone establish whether the whole formula suits you.
How to apply hairspray
- Shape your style and finish any heat styling before using an ordinary finishing hairspray.
- Check whether the product is intended for dry or damp hair and follow its stated distance and amount.
- Apply a little evenly rather than soaking one section. Allow it to set before deciding whether you need more.
- Avoid dragging a brush through a hardened style. Restyle only as the product directions allow.
- Follow the bottle's safety directions for ventilation, eyes and sources of heat.
Hairspray is not automatically heat protection
Hold and heat protection are different functions. Rely on heat protection only when the product is specifically intended and directed for that purpose. Do not substitute ordinary hairspray before straightening or curling irons.
Style and Shine Heat Protection is shown for heat styling under its own directions. It has a different role from a finishing spray. Avoid unnecessarily high heat and follow appliance instructions too.
Other styling products have different jobs
Gel is used for shape and hold during styling, while hairspray often provides the final set. They are not always directly interchangeable. Choose according to the specific formula and your intended result.
Hair and Brow Stick is used for small targeted adjustments to flyaways and brows. Volume powder adds lift and texture at the roots. These products are shown for specific styling needs, not as ordinary hairspray or cleansers.
Dealing with hairspray residue
If hair feels coated or sticky, review the amount and washing routine. Use a suitable shampoo as directed and rinse thoroughly. Follow with conditioner according to the lengths' needs and product instructions.
Do not add oil or extra styling to disguise residue. Daily washing or automatic clarifying is not necessary for everyone; assess whether the hair and scalp are getting clean.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need hairspray every day?
No. Use it when your style needs setting, adapting the amount and washing to how your hair responds.
Can I use hairspray before a straightener?
Not as a general rule. Choose products intended for heat styling and follow their directions.
Why does hair become stiff or sticky?
The formula, amount or layers may contribute. Try less next time and wash out accumulated residue rather than brushing forcefully.
