BULLDOG SKINCARE - Original Hair Styling Salt Spray For Men | Light Hold and Natural Textured Finish | 150 ml

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The objective of the Sea Salt ingredient is a simple one and indeed some comparisons can be drawn from it's use in the culinary universe; In a perfectly seasoned dish all you taste is flavour To continue the metaphor, perfectly styled hair needs the barbers proverbial 'seasoning'. It's the essential ingredient in achieving perfect style. Our final product in the range os sea Salt Paste. For the low down on this I'll pass you over to its creator, Master Barber Ben Vowles.

After that, I put the mousse on both hands and run it through the hair from the roots to the edges. Sea salt spray was created to replicate the texture that natural sea water gives to hair,” explains Neil, “the original idea came from editorial hair stylists who would use natural sea water when on a location shoot to give hair that authentic beachy, dry texture.” What does sea salt spray do for the hair? It’s delivered by a fine mist so it doesn’t over dampen the hair or leave it feeling wet, and gives long-lasting texture to curls and waves. There’s technically no right or wrong way to use a sea-salt spray, but for me and my curls (which can easily get tangle from salt sprays), I like to spritz this one through my damp hair, blow-dry with a hair diffuser for volume, then twist it into a loose updo or fat braid.It provides a light hold that doesn’t weigh hair down. Spray it directly onto dry/damp hair, or onto your fingers and rub through. If you were to combine a lightweight leave-in conditioner with a sea-salt spray, you’d get this formula from Briogeo. The tropical-scented spray is surprisingly hydrating for a texturizer, thanks to its mix of aloe leaf juice, glycerin, panthenol, and coconut sugar (yup, sugar—not salt) that help add “some much-needed moisture to your hair, while also keeping that beachy, matte texture,” says tester (and Cosmo beauty editor) Beth Gillette. “I feel like this would be especially good for spraying on after swimming in the ocean or a pool, when your hair feels like straw and you don’t have time to shower,” she notes. Davines is one of my favorite sustainable beauty brands that was doing eco-friendly long before it was ~cool~. Not only is the Italian-born brand B Corp certified and the recipient of the “ Best for the Environment” award, but its products are legit freakin’ good (like, I’ve spent my own money on them since high school, when I very much couldn’t afford them). This best-selling salt spray uses three types of salt to really, truly make your hair feel like it got soaked in the ocean, and it’s also one of the saltiest formulas we tried from this list.

Based on my completely made-up data analysis, half of the population—including myself—has tested Sun Bum’s cult-favorite sea-salt spray by this point in time (it’s basically the number-one answer to “what’s the best sea-salt spray” on Google/Reddit/my group chats). The first two ingredients of this formula are good ol’ water and salt to give your hair true ocean-like texture, along with a bit of charcoal powder to soak up excess oils for a matte finish. So even if you get hella sweaty in the summer sun, your hair will look purposely textured and messy, rather than a hot mess. You can apply to damp hair, layering it over a detangling spray if you have grown yours out,” advises Neil. Salt is so good at absorbing the natural oils it can make thirsty hair and scalps more parched. Most sprays include nourishing and hydrating ingredients, but if your type is particularly dry, fragile or coarse, Neil recommends taking the time to thoroughly wash the hair after each use to protect it from any cumulative damage.

Considered the original sea salt spray, Bumble and Bumble’s Surf Spray has been around for a while. Made with sea kelp and algae extracts, it’s especially great for very fine hair, short curls and longer waves.