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Calling all hair buffs- seeking lightweight mousse for blonde hair

  • 11-10-2012 10:16pm
    #1
    RebelScorned
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 427 ✭✭


    Hi pals,

    I am really hoping you guys can help me out. I bought a big round brush thing recently in Boots and I love it for volume and a really loose naturalish curl- thing is, it falls out of my hair pretty much straight away. I've tried a ton of different hairsprays- from L'oreal Elnett to Sebastian to my all time fave superglue Tres Semme Freeze Hold, but these don't leave the desired effect- I am going for the 'i spent no time doing my hair it just looks this fabulous all by itself' look.

    Soooo, I am in the hope that someone on here can recommend a really good mousse for highlighted hair (completely blonde) that is easy to work with and won't leave sticky residue or product build up. The reason I am seeking one for blonde hair in particular is because I find sometimes mousses can make highlights look dull and change the colour of them ever so slightly, like they look not as fresh or something...you get the jist. I am not really a big fan of the John Frieda range for blondes- I have the hairspray and I don't love it.

    I would be much grateful for any suggestions! :)


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  • #2
    abrr1000
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 331 ✭✭abrr1000


    Hi

    Have you tried a volumising creme or root mousse instead of the normal mousse?
    Root lift mousse is excellent if you just want a bit of oomph at the top.
    A creme volummiser will make your hair all round big.

    I normally use Joico salon products so there is a volumising creme and root lift spray. They are excellent but if you can't get a joico one then other brands do these products also - I can't vouch for them though because havent tried myself.


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