Scrunching hair

glowgirl_2

I would recommend using own brand super cheap gel (26p in Morrisons, Tescos etc) as it has no alcohol in it and you shouldnt get that crispy feeling:)

the_devil_made_me_do_it

Made a new spray including cheap hair gel & to be honest I think the result was better without it.

I bought a smaller water spray bottle, but I think an old leave in conditioner spray bottle (or similar) would be better.

violetta

roadiegirl wrote: »

I use the Umberto Giannini sea salt spray (cant remember its exact name), which gives me the bedhead look! Its not very MSE though (about £5), I got it in a gift set at christmas, but I'm sure you could whip one up easily!

I noticed that this (or a combination of this and an alternative selected Umberto Giannini product of your choice) is currently on offer at Boots, 2 for £7.50

vroombroom

I have poker straight hair just below my shoulders. I use Asda's own gel to scrunch it when its damp, bit of hairspray to hold it in place and voila, scrunchy hair:D

the_devil_made_me_do_it

I've tried gel & it does nothing for my hair but make it feel horrible unfortunatly. I have never used hairspray either so wouldn't have a clue which type to buy.

Jojo_the_Tightfisted

Some brands use magnesium sulphate (Epsom salts) instead of sea salt.

happy35

Redken do a good curl cream called Ringlet, some of the internet sites sell it at a good price

the_devil_made_me_do_it

happy35 wrote: »

Redken do a good curl cream called Ringlet, some of the internet sites sell it at a good price

Is it only for curly hair?

happy35

I have very curly hair and love it as it stops the frizz, sister has poker straight hair and this makes her hair look wavy but fashionable wavy

you put it on wet hair and either let it dry naturally or if you want a fuller look you can diffuse it

it dont know how it is different to other products but for some reason it does give a totally different effect

the_devil_made_me_do_it

happy35 wrote: »

I have very curly hair and love it as it stops the frizz, sister has poker straight hair and this makes her hair look wavy but fashionable wavy

you put it on wet hair and either let it dry naturally or if you want a fuller look you can diffuse it

it dont know how it is different to other products but for some reason it does give a totally different effect

Sounds good, but seems it there's no smaller bottles of it. Not really too keen spending the money on a full size bottle if it's not going to be suitable.