Hair Foam

Keeping a mane healthy and undamaged is just half a deal. The other half requires a specific skill and usually some effort to keep the locks well-styled and trendy. These days the variety of styling products presented on the market is literary overwhelming. It may be challenging to keep up with all the updates, and you may have missed the introduction of hair foam to the ranks of required styling items. In case you have, a slight push in the right direction is all that you need.

Hair foam – what is it?

You are surely well-acquainted with gels and sprays designed to keep the locks in place and grant your look that extra gloss that a fashionable person needs. However, it can be a little confusing when it comes to hair foam as to what it is and what you may require it for.

First things first, the product had been created a long time ago, and for a while, it has been on the shelf of every self-respecting and stylish person. After that, the item has gone under the radar and re-appeared, updated and modernised. The recent formula makes it possible to use the mousse for almost anything. Curl-definition – check. Keeping the style polished – check. Adding volume – check.

A modern mousse is usually lighter than gels and has an extra-bouncy effect when compared to creams. Hair foam can make your locks shine and bounce as much as you need it. However, the trick here lies in the proper application of the product. Too little or too much of it can ruin the whole effect.

How do you use hair foam properly?

If you are not a professional stylist yourself, you may falsely assume that you won't master the art. However, the mousse application is a lot simpler than you think. There are only a few simple steps to remember:

• Always wash your locks before applying the product. Especially if it is a volumising effect that you seek. You can also experiment with a particularly designed shampoo and conditioner.
• Don't leave the excess water in. Wringing the strands out with a cotton T-shirt is the best way to achieve the desired effect.
• Play around with a blow-dryer a little. In case you want to create light curls, don't forget to use the diffuser. For a straight look, add a concentrator nozzle.
• Make sure you don't go too far with the hair foam application. You should start small and build it up for as long as you see fit. If you apply too much of a product straight away, you can ruin the look without even starting it.
• Use a round brush when blow-drying the strands. Make sure that you are going up rather than down when working on your mane. You may be not as skilled as your favourite hairdresser, but experience comes through practice.
• Set the look up with a soft brush or a comb.

These are the main tips to embrace to become a mousse styling pro. There is nothing overly complex about the routine. As long as you follow the steps precisely, you will always look irresistible.

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