Living Proof Full Dry Volume & Texture Spray | Instantly Transforms Fine, Flat or Thin Hair | Heat Protection up to 210°C | Paraben Free | Silicone Free | Vegan

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We’ll walk you through how to use texturizing spray step by step. Scroll on to learn more. What Does Texturizing Spray Do? Walk with us, talk with us, and take matters into your own strands. How does Full Dry Volume & Texture Spray differ from Full Dry Volume Blast? Want to add texture to hair? Texture can give your hair grip, volume, and definition. You can use texture spray to enhance any style, from tousled waves to a bouncy pony. Texturizing spray can be used in various ways, depending on your desired look. Reach for it when you’re styling your hair to give it more volume and texture. Here are the steps to follow. #1 Start with Your Style

A helpful tip to keep in mind when you're using texture spray: "It's best to apply to the roots to create volume and separation, as the separation will achieve the desired texture," says New York City-based stylist Carly Quist. "Sprays can also be applied to mid-lengths and ends to give a more sexy, slept-in look." But either way, apply them as a finishing product. A staple in stylists’ toolkits, texture spray is an essential styling product that can amp up any look. It isn’t only for the pros, though. Everyone can learn how to use texture spray and enjoy its benefits. Your styling-product arsenal could seem more than sufficient, but if you still haven't achieved the perfectly piecey, defined, model-off-duty hair you've been desiring, you may be missing one key element: texture spray. With the right texture spray, you can achieve weightless volume and texture instantly that will last all day. How To Use Texturizing Spray: Step by Step instructionsFor added volume, tip your head sideways or upside down and spray the product in small bursts near the roots and throughout the lengths of your hair. For added texture and hold, spray on finished styles. Upgrade Your Routine

glasgow23 Disappointing It's a weaker version of the powders you can sprinkle into your hair to create volume. It made very little difference to the volume of my hair but did leave the texture much softer than those powders do. Overall, not worth the cost.With any hair or skin product, it’s important to understand its function and how you can use it for the best results. Texture spray shouldn’t replace your dry shampoo, your hairspray, or your volumizing mousse. It’s intended to give dry hair serious lift, lived-in texture, and grip. Dry shampoo is designed to control oil on days you don’t wash your hair. For maximum volume, apply Full Root Lift during your blowout, then use Full Dry Volume & Texture Spray on dry hair.

mzh140 Avoid if curly! I do see a volume-boosting effect when I use this at the roots - but it also seems to disrupt my hair's ability to retain a 'cast' (ie the way some strands clump together to form distinct curls). I end up with bigger hair but frizzy rather than defined - which isn't what I want!You’ve probably seen the proliferation of dry texture sprays at your salon, at your drugstore and at prestige beauty retailers. In addition to our Volumizing & Texturizing Molecule, Full Dry Volume & Texture Spray boasts a blend of microporous minerals and enzymatically modified starches. This is what gives your hair that lived-in, non-crunchy texture without the typical weight common with formulas from other brands. It’s also crafted with hydrophobic resins, which provide instant, buildable, soft hold that lasts—even in high humidity.