Angry Beards Texturizing Spray Salty Sailor 500 ml
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- Personal collection to the shop [Nitra, Bratislava 2663/21]: Tomorrow
- Courier - GLS: Monday 08.07.
- Package to keep the Slovak post office: Monday 08.07.
- Zasielkovna: Monday 08.07.
- Osobný odber nadrozmerného tovaru: Monday 08.07.
- Packeta - HD: Monday 08.07.
- AlzaBox: Monday 08.07.
- SDS: Wednesday 10.07.
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Salt is in our blood, it is in our tears and sweat. And now you can have it in your hair. Kick it in there clean for a beach look adored by weasels in the style of a pirate captain, a tanned hippie with a surfboard in his hand or an indomitable survivor. You can also use the sea salt water to prestyling your hair like you know it from the barber. You'll give your hair a thicker, matte texture and whatever you send into your hair afterwards will stick to it like Jack Sparrow to a bottle of rum. Proudly made in the Czech Republic.
BAD IS GOOD
A super simple idea that we've perfected. We added sea salt, epsom salt and a pinch of other goodies to the water. Spray into your hair and watch it work its magic. As the water dries, the salt, along with the PVP polymer, will give the hairs a coarser texture and a matte look like you just stepped out of the sea. For years, texturizing spray was a top-secret finesse in the arsenal of pro barbers who used it for prestyling. Simply as a base coat that clay, paste, and pomade are much better at catching. And now you can have it too!
HORROR ON THE WALKING FLOOR
There's starting to be quite an influx of those hair cosmetics around here, what can you say? If you're not up on it, be cool. The average guy has shampoo and one pixie for styling. The connoisseurs take a tonic to go with it. And then there are the fools who use it all. The theory is not rocket science. There are things (hair shampoo, dry shampoo, toner) that are mainly meant to cleanse and maybe help with styling easily. Then there are styling things that you always choose to fit your target hairstyle (clay, paste, pomade). And finally there are the heavy-duty stuff (salt water, powder, hairspray). If you're stuck for choice, get in touch with our customer helpline - we'll help you make sure you don't miss out.
Not enough for a wet tousle like the sea? Take David Backhair styling paste and put your hair in a ponytail.
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Usage:
Sprinkle a generous amount of texturizing spray over the háro and rake with your hand or a comb to the desired shape. Let dry or blow-dry. And if you can't detangle your mane, next time send the texturizing spray into lightly dampened hair.
PRO TIP: Instead of just waiting for the salt water to dry, try running a blow dryer. With a little practice and a comb, you can conjure up incredible waves full of volume. If the castaway look isn't enough for you, a blow dryer will elevate salt water to gold.
WARNING: The Salty Sailor contains a surprising amount of salt. This can dry out the skin in higher amounts, so be careful when applying and spray directly onto the hair. If a drop falls next to you, no worries, you won't be a grandpa right away. Just don't purposefully spray your skin with salt and you'll be fine.
Texture spray is a great way to throw on a casual beach look like you just stepped off the surf. But it's also great for pro prestyling, which will make your clay, paste, gel, or other concealer fix you up many times over in one fell swoop. Water with sea and epsom salts conjures up a coarser texture on the hair and adds volume, while the PVP polymer holds the hairstyle in the desired shape. To nourish and moisturise the hair, we've spruced it all up with panthenol and seaweed extract.
500 ml pack
Ingredients:
Water, Denatured Alcohol, Epsom Salt, Sea Salt, PVP, Panthenol, PEG-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Sea Kelp Extract, Butylene Glycol, Lactic Acid, Citric AcidSodium Benzoate, Potassium Sorbate, Parfum, Perfume Ingredients (Benzyl Salicylate, Coumarin, Linalool, Limonene, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone).