What is everyone’s styling regime?

[irishguy1989]

What’s everyone’s daily styling regime and does it differ for special occasions or when you know you’re going to have a long day?

I’m still in my first month and trying out different things (and probably doing alot of damage along the way!) but i’m noticing that a bit of water and leave in conditioner on damp hair gives a more natural look and generally holds the style for the most part?

I also have a water soluble hair wax I use very sparingly but worried i’m still damaging the hair. I got mousse and hair spray that is ‘specially formulated for wigs’ (for special occasions) but again worried i’m doing more damage than good!

 

[BaldBearded]

Less is more... a good cut won't need much "fussing". And you are correct a high-quality spray leave-in conditioner as a styling agent, as well as plain water.

The other stuff causes build-up that you just need to rinse out. I don't recommend it... unless you want a different style for going out.

 

[Nostab2]

Less is more... a good cut won't need much "fussing". And you are correct a high-quality spray leave-in conditioner as a styling agent, as well as plain water.

The other stuff causes build-up that you just need to rinse out. I don't recommend it... unless you want a different style for going out.

What leave in conditioner do you recommend?

 

[BaldBearded]

What leave in conditioner do you recommend?

Depends on where you live... my #1 is BC Bonacure Suncare, by Schwarzkopf, only available in Summer, and only sold in the UK, and Spain, as far as I know.

Where are you located, I will find you something.

 

[Smidgeon]

I bought the below, after it being recommended by a user on his youtube video. I'm still waiting for my install appointment so haven't used it on a system yet, although on my own hair feels good and isn't too heavy or greasy -

Biolage | All-In-One | Coconut Infusion | Multi-Tasking Leave-In Spray | for All Hair Types 150 ml : Amazon.co.uk: Beauty

Free delivery and returns on eligible orders of £20 or more. Buy Biolage | All-In-One | Coconut Infusion | Multi-Tasking Leave-In Spray | for All Hair Types 150 ml at Amazon UK.

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[irishguy1989]

Depends on where you live... my #1 is BC Bonacure Suncare, by Schwarzkopf, only available in Summer, and only sold in the UK, and Spain, as far as I know.

Where are you located, I will find you something.

Thanks BaldBearded. Is this the product? I noticed there’s a few in that line : https://www.hair-shop.com/en/schwarzkopf-bc-bonacure-sun-protect-prep-protection-spritz-100ml.html

 

[BaldBearded]

Thanks BaldBearded. Is this the product? I noticed there’s a few in that line : https://www.hair-shop.com/en/schwarzkopf-bc-bonacure-sun-protect-prep-protection-spritz-100ml.html

Yes... it's awesome. I sometimes buy the cream, and add distilled water, and put it in a spray bottle, and save $$$.

 

[jeepwrangler]

I also use a watered down cream (KMS moist repair) in a spray bottle… styles very nicely and easy to wash/brush out. My system still feels like new. I hit the bangs with cold air and I’m out the door in less than 3 minutes.

Never thought to use distilled water, though. The water here is pretty soft, but I’ll try it.

 

[Nostab2]

Depends on where you live... my #1 is BC Bonacure Suncare, by Schwarzkopf, only available in Summer, and only sold in the UK, and Spain, as far as I know.

Where are you located, I will find you something.

I'm in the United States, thanks again

 

[BaldBearded]

I also use a watered down cream (KMS moist repair) in a spray bottle… styles very nicely and easy to wash/brush out. My system still feels like new. I hit the bangs with cold air and I’m out the door in less than 3 minutes.

Never thought to use distilled water, though. The water here is pretty soft, but I’ll try it.

Local water is full of chlorine...

 

[jeepwrangler]

Local water is full of chlorine...

Hmm, good point. I’ll use some of my drinking water (reverse osmosis.)

 

[Nigelw]

Do anyone use the Hair Mousse for their hair systems?
My stylist uses a protein mousse at the cut in appointment and really looks good amd makes hair feels soft.

Cam anyone recommend a good mousse for hair systems, and is this healthy for hair over time, or is leave in conditioner a better route to take?

 

[Mystery411]

It depends. If I’m going to work, I just use enough hairspray (alcohol-free) to keep it in place. If I’m going out and I want a wild look, or it’s going to be super windy, I’ll put on enough hair spray to make it stiff. It’s not the best for the hair, but I still get great longevity with my units, and they stay soft after a good wash/conditioning (once a week).