How to use clay for hair

Video How to use clay for hair

What hairstyle is clay suitable for?

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They are great for short to medium length hairstyles that require texture or volume. Clay usually has a medium hold and matte finish, so you want to use it on hairstyles that you want to look quite natural. For those of you who don’t want a stiff and “fixed” hairstyle. Plants, textured clothing, and cropped lines. It is great for almost any short to medium length tangle that we are seeing popular in 2018. Read: how to use clay for hairAll styled with Regal Gentleman Matte Clay

How much clay should I use?

The amount of clay that you should use will vary between products and will also depend on things like the thickness of your hair or your hair type. Read more: How to clean a cowhide rug product for that matter, start with a pea-sized amount and add more if you feel the need. Adding product is a lot easier than removing it, so start small!

What is the best clay for hair?

As with any hair product, the best clay will be the best one for you. So it can be a process of trial and error trying to figure out what hairstyle and hairstyle you like best. Read reviews and watch videos to find the right ones for your hair type and hairstyle to find the best clay for you. Also talk to your barber and see if they can make any product recommendations. And obviously we hope that you want brand new matte finish, medium hold Regal Gentleman Matte Clay. We spent over a year and a half creating and editing this product with the Regal Gentleman community and our team of the best barbers in London.

How to use clay

To use hair clay like Regal Gentleman Matte Clay follow these steps: Step 1. Preparation Hair coats are generally best applied to dry hair. Prep your hair with a blow dryer, pre-styling product, or whatever you use to create the desired style. For the best variety of clay hair products, it’s best to use a blow dryer to set your hair and help add volume or texture. Read more: How to make pottery at home without a hair dryer wheel on medium heat and blow cold air at the end to set your hair in place. If you do it right, your hair will look slick before using the product (it will take some practice). Get a pea-sized amount from the bath The thicker and longer your hair is, the more product you’ll probably need, but start small and you can always apply more later! 3. Warm the clay Warm the clay thoroughly in your hands. You should spend about 5-10 seconds rubbing the hair clay into your hands to warm it up properly and spread it all over your hands. Apply product to hair Apply product evenly to hair, starting from the back and working to the front. You also want to start at the roots and work upwards. This ensures that you don’t just have product to cover the ends of your hair or loads of product in front of your There Something About Mary look. Don’t worry too much about the hairstyle at this stage, just take the product and spread it all over your hair. Hair Editing and Finishing Now start editing your hair into the shape you want with your fingers, comb or comb. If you want a textured, messy look, which is really quick and easy, you don’t want to do too much with it. You can also apply the last bit of product left in your hand for a final coat. Add more if needed *Optional* If you still feel your hair is not holding as desired, apply more product and repeat steps 2 to 5. Read more: how to make dudhi chana nu shaak