COLOR WOW Style On Steroids Performance Enhancing Texture Spray, 198 g

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You are also confirming that you have read and agreed to the privacy policy and terms and conditions. The only evidence, in fact — aside from long-last bigness — is its amazing fragrance with notes of cardamom, pineapple, tangerine, lavender, bamboo, and blonde woods. Delivering non-sticky, non-stiff thermal hold protection, it won't darken or distort your hair colour.

The spray itself is made of pink sea salt, and delivers touchable and brushable volume, hold, and texture. Giannetos very kindly let me in on the three-product Color Wow cocktail he used to achieve this look: the Xtra Large Bombshell Volumizer, Dream Coat, and Style on Steroids Texture Spray.The mist feels weightless as you spritz it in your hair, but it still adds plenty of definition thanks to hydrolyzed wheat protein, vitamin B5, and keratin. I love using this spray because it offers buildable texture," says Quist, who is also impressed by its long-lasting hold. The Style on Steroids Performance Enhancing Texture Spray is just the high that fine, flat hair has been looking for. You can't go wrong with platinum and diamonds, which is why this gem from Miriam Quevedo is such a keeper. It not only gives me volume that stays all day, but it actually holds the waves in place like no other product I have tried.

She says, “You can apply it directly to dry hair, which is great for day two or three hair that needs a touch-up. She preps all her clients’ hair with TRESemmé Keratin Smooth Heat Protection Shine Spray before heat styling, because “it’s lightweight and doesn’t make the hair feel like it has any product in it, while also increasing the efficiency of heat tools. Hold/volume/texture/that slightly grungy dirty look of lived in hair without the stiffness/dryness/stickiness that other sprays have.

The Kardashians are constantly switching up their hairstyles and subjecting their strands to a lot of hot tools. But not all formulas are the same — some texturize while adding shine; others are intended for a matte effect. Beth Weber, hairstylist and founder of Refuge Hair, clued us into this interesting stat: The average woman heat styles her hair three times a week.