Using flexible paste hair product is straightforward: take a small amount, emulsify it in your hands, and then work it through your hair to achieve your desired style.
Here's a breakdown of the steps:
- Start with Clean, Dry or Slightly Damp Hair: Flexible paste generally works best on hair that isn't soaking wet.
- Scoop a Small Amount: The key here is small. Begin with a fingertip-sized amount. You can always add more, but it's difficult to remove too much.
- Emulsify the Paste: Rub the paste between your palms and fingers until it becomes a smooth, even layer. This warms the product and helps distribute it evenly.
- Apply to Your Hair: Work the paste through your hair, starting at the roots for volume and texture, and then moving towards the ends. Avoid applying directly to the scalp unless you're aiming for a specific textured look.
- Style Your Hair: Now comes the fun part! Use your fingers to style your hair into your desired shape. Flexible paste provides hold, but also allows you to restyle throughout the day. You can create textured looks, defined styles, or simply add volume and control.
- Add More if Needed: If you need more hold or definition, add another small amount of paste, emulsifying it first, and then applying it to specific areas.
- Clean Up: Wash your hands after applying the product.
Tips for Best Results:
- Start small: Always start with less product and add more as needed.
- Experiment: Different hair types and styles may require different amounts of paste. Experiment to find what works best for you.
- Use a quality product: Look for a flexible paste from a reputable brand that suits your hair type.
- Consider Hair Length: Shorter styles might require less product than longer styles.
- Don't overdo it: Too much paste can make your hair look greasy or stiff.
Flexible paste is a versatile styling product that allows you to create a variety of looks. By following these steps, you can achieve a great style with a natural-looking finish.
