Is this a mousse a foam to spray on the roots while hair is wet?
313113
Plus it feels sticky on dry hair. It is somewhat sticky on damp hair too but that's not a big problem at all. Just switch your hair blow dryer to cool mode with no heat and they dryness will cease leaving your hair with some added volume.
313114
Apply when wet. But I'm not liking it that much these days as it leaves my hair too stiff
313115
Yes, it is a foam spray and I do use it when my hair is wet, but I've never sprayed it directly on my roots. I've always applied it with my hands.
836766
Yes, it foams. It is just like regular shampoo. Since I have been using it I don't need conditioner any longer.
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You can, depending on the product. If you have used a heavy styling product or something with an extremely firm hold, I wouldn't try it, unless you still wanted to maintain the firm hold. But, if you've used something that has a light or flexible hold, or even a bit of a pomade, you should be fine. It really is very close to using a water spritz, to the product can serve to "freshen up" hair.
1406028
Not really, it's made for wet hair and to give it body.I suppose if you were to just touch up you could put a little inyour hair and blow dry.
1716719
I do not use this as a "hairspray" for holding purposes but spritz it on the ends of my hair to add moisture to dry ends. Also helps with static electricity and smells divine!
189234
I spray Maxmista on my hair first then I spray a root lifter on my roots. I haven't tried mousse yet.
536070
No it is not a hairspray. You put it on wet hair and then blow dry. It seems to give volume but for the price I don't think it is the best product out there.
269950
No it is not. Its tourmaline. Which produces positive and negative ions. This will help prevent damage to the hair.
430390
Yup i use it for both and i've had no problems. it feels wet like its water, but it doesn't cause your hair to frizz at all
874070
Not sure- but I found foam difficult to use because it changed how my hair looked - rather than liquid which I could use without being obvious.
24921
I also have thick strong hair and grey roots, when I apply the foam I make parts in my hair to make sure the color can penetrate the roots. Hopefully this will help you too. Good luck.
639496
It would help a lot....but if you add the It's a 10 mousse too...then you would be in business.I use them both. I have very fine and thinning hair and to fluff it up and to get it to hold the style, I use both after I shampoo my hair and then I blow dry it. Love the look and it will last a couple of days before I need to shampoo again.
697720
This product is a volumizer. I have fine hair, and it builds body exceptionally well. If you want to scrunch while drying and accentuate your waves, yes. It has very good hold. However, if you want a more sleek, smooth blow-out, I would go with a styling creme.
5496
Yes, I spray it near the roots right after I towel it, then comb in and dry it.
18886
That makes sense. I have both kinds. Yes, with the foaming one you just give it a squirt near the base, then water. I have only used the foam once, but I know the other one works very well... my plants (succulents and cacti) love it.
435443
This product will give your hair a beachy look to it. Almost like you have just gotten out of the ocean. Great for messy styles. I wouldn't really say it leaves it weightless. If you apply to damp hair and then blow dry, it provides volume. If you are looking for a weightless look for your hair. I recommend mousse. Apply to damp hair and then blow dry. Hope my response had helped you out.
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Absolutely. Be sure to work it into the root are and spritz. I wash my hair spritz this and follow with b&b; styling creme