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4 Ways to Use Sea Salt Spray

By Matthew Lynch
November 7, 2023
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Summer vibes are always in season when you have the magical formula called sea salt spray. Sea salt spray is an essential hairstyling tool for anyone who loves effortless waves, a tousled look, or simply desires a little extra texture. Today, we’ll explore four different ways to use this versatile product to help you amp up your hair game.

1. Beachy Waves

The classic use for sea salt spray is to create those sought-after beachy waves that everyone adores. To achieve this look, follow these simple steps:

– Start with damp hair fresh from the shower.

– Apply the sea salt spray evenly throughout your hair, focusing on mid-lengths and ends.

– Scrunch your hair in sections using your hands, creating defined waves and bends.

– Allow your hair to air dry or use a diffuser attachment on your hair dryer for added volume.

2. Hair Refresh and Volume Boost

Freshen up second-day hair or give a much-needed volume boost with sea salt spray.

– Dry your hair if it is oily or damp, either naturally or with the help of a blow dryer.

– Lift sections of your hair and spritz the sea salt spray near the roots.

– Use your fingertips to gently massage the product into the roots, creating lift and volume.

3. Effortless Updos

Sea salt spray is excellent at providing grip and texture when creating updos like buns or braids. Here’s how:

– Prep your hair by applying some sea salt spray from mid-lengths to ends.

– Style your braid or bun as desired – it will be easier to manage as the texture helps prevent flyaways and stray hairs.

– Finish off by loosening some strands around your face for a more relaxed look.

4. Straight Hair with Texture

Even if you have naturally straight hair, you can still benefit from sea salt spray.

– Apply the product throughout your hair, avoiding the roots.

– Scrunch or twist the hair while applying heat using a flat iron or a curling wand – this gives straight hair a subtle texture or wave, adding dimension and an interesting twist to an otherwise smooth look.

In conclusion, sea salt spray is a versatile hairstyling product that not only creates beachy waves but also adds volume, helps manage updos, and provides texture to various hair types. Give it a try to see its magical effects for yourself!

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