Styling and care
Using sea salt spray: loose texture without a hard finish
Sea salt spray is often chosen for a less polished, movable texture. The result does not come from the spray alone: length, drying direction and your hair’s natural movement all shape what you see. Use it to support a form, rather than replace one.
Decide what type of movement you want
Do you mainly want more grip for a loose crop, a rougher top or a base before blow-drying? Those goals need different amounts and drying directions. Explain the version you have in mind at your appointment.
With wavy hair, a light spray can make existing movement more visible. With straight hair, the focus may be direction and volume instead. Do not expect the same effect on every hair type.
Dry in the direction of the shape
Distribute the spray lightly and first move the hair with your hands in the direction you want to wear it. Then air-dry it or use a hairdryer when you want more volume or a clearer foundation.
Do not keep scrunching or pulling while it dries. First see how your hair responds, then add only if the shape needs it.
Keep the result practical
A loose finish can have texture without feeling rough. If your hair feels dry, heavy or difficult to comb after use, reduce the amount and discuss a different routine with your barber.
Ask how sea salt spray relates to a second product such as clay or paste. Choosing an order in advance prevents you from piling on layers without improving the shape.
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Discuss your preferences in the chair
Bring your reference and explain your everyday hair routine. Browse the treatments, then choose an appointment at L’Artiste in Almere.