Sea Salt Spray for Hair

Hair Spray for Added Texture and Volume w/ No Sticky Residue

This Sea Salt Texturizing Spray for Hair is uniquely formulated to give the perfect amount of texture without a sticky nor crunchy feeling. Adds texture for a great beachy or tousled look all year round! 

♥ BEACH WAVES ALL YEAR ROUND

♥ NON STICKY FORMULA

♥ MADE IN THE USA

♥ FOR ALL HAIR TYPES & TEXTURES

What is Sea Salt Spray?

Sea salt spray is a hair styling product that mimics the texture and volume of beach waves by adding salt and moisture to hair. It provides a tousled, wind-swept look, enhancing natural waves and curls without the need for heat styling.

What Does Sea Salt Spray Do?

If you want to learn how to easily make the beach wave look for your hair, a sea salt spray is a secret product you need.  A sea salt spray contains ingredients that replicate the ocean's effect on your hair and have an immediate effect. The ingredients in sea salt spray products add texture to thick hair by opening its cuticles and plumping its strands while providing fine hair with volume and a natural, fluffy style. With the sea salt texture spray finish, a natural look for an undetectable effect is created, making it the ideal choice for those who dislike the feeling of product in their hair.

When Should I use Sea Salt Spray for Hair?

When it comes to styling dry hair, there is nothing better than using a sea salt spray. For a tattered texture, simply spritz it through dry hair and scrunch into locks for an instant messed up look you can achieve even when you are not catching waves. Alternatively, you can use sea salt spray to give your hair a subtle touch of texture and to give it a voluminous look by spritzing it on damp hair. 

Will Sea Salt Spray Make My Hair Thicker?

The salt texture spray expands and plumps the hair fibers, giving the appearance of thicker, more voluminous hair. Using a salt spray for hair before it is styled can be effective for fine hair types, as it adds texture, body, and hold in order to support voluminous styles. As a result of the oil-absorbing properties of the sea salt spray, limp or lacklustre hair can also be boosted and restored.

How Much Sea Salt Spray Should I Use?

The amount of sea salt spray you need will depend on your length, texture, and what type of effect you are after. Those with fine hair might only require a few spritzes, whereas those who have thick hair may need a bit more - don't worry if you have thick hair, our product promises a matte finish lasting all day long. Adding a layer at a time is generally the best approach. Start sparingly and gradually add layers until you see how much your hair can handle. With time, it will become clear to you how to get voluminous hair with successive applications.

When Should I Apply Sea Salt Spray?

The sea salt spray is an excellent product that can be used on wet or dry hair. There are actually great benefits to using this method on unwashed hair as well since your natural oils provide something for it to stick to, so you'll have a head start on achieving texture that way. The next time you're doing your hair, try to apply dry shampoo first to increase volume before you spray your hair with sea salt spray so that you give your roots a boost.

Can Sea Salt Spray for Hair Be Harmful?

If used excessively, sea salt spray can cause the hair to become dry because it absorbs the natural oils in the hair. Although, many salt sprays are also formulated with ingredients that help counteract the drying effect of salt sprays due to hydrating factors. If you do stumble in excessive use of sea salt spray on your hair, then you must take extra care to restore your hair health such as using oils and a healing shampoo.

Other Benefits of Sea Salt Texture Spray?

If you want to give your unwashed hair a fresh start between washes, Sea salt spray can help counter some of the oil and give you an extra day without having to wash it again - but it simply cannot compete with dry shampoos because of their superior absorption powers due to the granules of grain or clay typically found in them.