How to use hair clay

Hair clay is very common in our daily life. This kind of product is a hair styling tool, so you can choose it with confidence. However, when choosing hair clay, you should also pay attention to its ingredients. Different hair clays have different ingredients, so when choosing, you should pay attention to such issues. But how to use hair clay well is something that many people are not very clear about.

Hair clay seems simple to use, but it also requires certain skills so that it will not cause harm to yourself after use. So how to use hair clay well? The following is a detailed introduction so that you can have a good understanding of it.

How to use hair mud:

Hair clay is a hair styling product, just like hair wax. Nowadays, many hair clays on the market are products that moisturize and repair hair. Just like nourishing hair oil, they can also be used for styling. Use when hair is 80% to 90% dry.

After washing your hair, blow dry it according to the texture of the hairstyle you want to achieve. This is critical. If you don't apply hair clay or wax, you have to use a hair dryer to blow out the hair style first. When blowing the hair, aim the air outlet at the roots of the hair to loosen the roots first. If you want to apply hair clay, you must blow out the roots of the hair first, otherwise once the hair clay is applied, the hair will be flattened against the scalp. Then blow dry the hair ends. The specific method is: use your index finger and middle finger to pinch the hair and bend it in the desired direction. You don't need to make it too curved, just emphasize that the end of the hair is not straight, a little inner arc effect will be fine.

After blowing out the hair into shape, apply hair clay: use one finger to pick up a little hair clay and place it on the fingertips of the other hand, then rub the fingertips on both sides together to spread the hair clay. Then grab your hair. Be careful not to let the hair mud touch the roots and middle of the hair. It is best to only apply it to the ends of the hair. 1-2cm in length is best. Don't use too much. There is no need to apply hair clay to all the ends of your hair. About 1/2 of the hair is enough. This makes it a bit fluffy and messy. Applying too much will easily flatten your hairstyle and make your hair dull, and will also make your hair oily and dirty more easily.

1 When blowing your hair, start from the roots and move your fingers downwards, hold the hair upside down, and blow the roots, so that the blown hair will have a certain airiness and be easier to manage.

2 Apply the hair clay evenly on your fingers and spread them apart to create a sense of hair strands from the roots. Use the gaps between your fingers to create a sense of hair strands. Don't use it on the sides, otherwise it will make your head look big. Just puff it up at the back to create layers. Remember not to use too much, otherwise there will be lumps. Hairdressing is a delicate job. It's hard to say, you need to practice slowly.

Notes on using hair mud:

1. Remember to use a small amount of hair clay. The more you use, the better the styling effect is not necessarily the case. On the contrary, a small amount of hair clay can make your hair fluffy and not sticky.

2. Do not use hair clay for styling your hair for too long. The longer you use hair clay for styling your hair at one time, the oilier your hair will become and it will not feel light.

3. It is best to take a small amount of hair mud (just dip your fingertips lightly), put it on the fingertips of both hands, and rub it on the roots of the hair like washing your hair. It is best not to stretch long hair outwards, but to knead it fluffy.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of how to use hair mud, so we can rest assured when choosing it. However, it should be noted that when choosing hair mud, we must also pay attention to the methods and techniques. Such products cannot be used casually and are not suitable for people with greasy hair.