How To Use Hair Gel
If you’re after strong hold with a slightly shiny finish, our new Styling Gel is your go-to product.
For short or long hair, dampen your hands and take a pea-sized amount of gel. Rub it between your palms until slightly warm, and distribute evenly through slightly damp hair, using your hands to make sure the product evenly through your hair. Then, shape with palms and fingers to create your desired look.
Remember to work the product from your scalp to your tips for best effect. This is the perfect way to use it if you have short hair and want it to sit in spikes or pull it across into a tip.
Equally, if you have cropped hair cut with more bulk on top, gel can help to pull the longer portions forward and keep them in place - even if it’s wavy.
You can also use a comb to part hair to make the process easier (this is especially handy if you have long hair). As your hair dries, you can either move it with your hands to add texture, or try plaiting or twisting sections of your hair into position so that it takes a bend as it dries.
For firmer hold, apply your hair gel to dry hair. Make sure you start with a small amount so that you don’t overload any one clump of hair, and gradually work your way across your head, adding more and more until you’re satisfied with the finish.
If you want to shape your hair when it’s dry, you can try a few tricks once you’ve applied your hair gel. You can shape hair with fingers and then take a hair dryer and (gently) blast your hair with a medium heat for extra hold, or you can add a little spritz of hairspray to ends if you want to really make sure it stays put all day. This will really help if your hair is very curly or frizzy as the heat will really lock hair in place.