Short answer: use sea salt spray to prep damp hair for texture, sea salt paste for hold and a matte finish, and styling powder for quick lift at the roots. Many people combine two of them.
Sea salt spray
A spray is the first step. You apply it to damp hair and blow-dry to build body and a relaxed, beachy texture. It suits fine to medium hair and anyone who wants a light finish.
Black Red Sea Salt Spray 200ml gives natural waves and volume, with a UV filter and blow-dry heat protection.
Sea salt paste
A paste is the styling step. You work it through dry hair for medium, long-lasting hold and a matte finish with no shine. It suits tousled, textured cuts and medium to thick hair.
Black Red Sea Salt Paste 120ml gives a medium hold and a super matte finish.
Styling powder
A powder is the finishing step. You sprinkle a small amount at the roots and rub it in for instant lift and grip. It suits fine, flat hair and quick touch-ups during the day.
Black Red Sea Salt Powder 20g adds texture and volume with a matte, no-shine finish.
Want a bit more shine and hold?
Black Red Sea Salt Pomade 120ml combines beachy texture with a strong hold and medium shine.
The easy way to try all three
The Black Red Sea Salt Volume & Texture Pack includes the powder (20g), paste (120ml) and spray (200ml) in one set. See the whole range in our Black Red collection. We deliver Australia-wide.
FAQs
Can I use sea salt spray and paste together?
Yes. Spray damp hair and blow-dry, then add a little paste once the hair is dry.
Which one is best for fine hair?
Start with the spray or the powder, because both add lift without weighing hair down.
Will sea salt products dry my hair out?
Salt-based products can feel drying for some people. Use a small amount and wash it out at the end of the day.
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