How To Customize Styling Cream
Once you have your styling cream, don’t forget that it is inherently so versatile, and if you want to get more out of yours, just start by adding more and more until you get the finish you like.
As it finishes to a low hold and is slightly matte, it’s the perfect product to help you play with your parting if your hair doesn’t naturally part in one place, so use the tail of a comb to separate your hair in different places if you want to try that out.
Another way to change your hair up is to use styling cream as a foundation product and add pomade on longer portions of hair to groom them into place while retaining the lower hold and therefore easy movement on the sections of hair where there is just styling cream.
How To Use Styling Cream On Different Hair Lengths and Styles
Styling cream needs some length to work its magic, so you should reach for it if yours is an inch or longer. As it offers relatively low hold, this isn’t the styling product to go for you’re trying to create a quiff or pompadour. Instead, it’s perfect when you want to give your lengths more shape and sculpt them slightly without fixing firmly in place.
It is especially handy on long hair, where it can help to amp up texture and take down frizz. Rake a nickel-sized amount through damp hair, then let it dry before adding a dash more as needed. Don’t worry about it affecting your scalp health - the Head & Shoulders Styling Cream is designed to care for your scalp, too. And if you want to wash and condition your hair in one go while maintaining your flake-free status, reach for Head & Shoulders Classic Clean Anti-dandruff 2in1.
