4 reasons why your hair must be wet when applying styling products

Applying your styling products to soaking wet hair is a game changer if you desire frizz-free, defined waves. 

Here's why...

1. Even Product Spread

Wet hair lets products spread easily from root to tip, helping you get even, defined waves.

2. Locks in Moisture

Water hydrates your hair, and applying products while it’s wet locks that moisture in, leaving your waves soft and shiny.

3. Reduces Frizz

Wet hair means smooth cuticles, which leads to less frizz and smoother, more polished waves.

4. Better Wave Definition

Wet hair sets your waves, allowing each product to shape your natural pattern for that bouncy, defined look.

So next time you are styling your hair remember to do it on soaking wet hair.

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