Found a better way to handle those super fine flyaways

For years, I'd just grab a can of hairspray and a comb, trying to plaster those tiny flyaways down. It never looked right, felt sticky, and the client would be back to messy hair in an hour. About six months ago, I was doing a bridal updo and the bride had this halo of baby hairs that wouldn't cooperate. I remembered an old trick my mentor mentioned but never tried: a tiny bit of edge control gel, the kind for natural hair, on a toothbrush. I used a pea-sized amount of the Eco Style gel, sprayed the toothbrush with a little water, and gently smoothed the hairs. It held all day through pictures and dancing without any crunch or flaking. Now I keep a cheap pack of toothbrushes and that specific gel in my kit. It's a game changer for sleek finishes. What's your go-to trick for taming flyaways on super fine hair?

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3 Comments

walker.grace27d ago

Clear brow gel works wonders.

iris_mason8827d ago

Totally agree. It's the only thing that keeps my brows in place all day. Game changer for sure.

the_felix5d ago

My brows are too thick for clear gel, it just makes them look wet. I switched to a tinted fiber gel last year and it holds way better. The color helps fill in the sparse spots too. What kind of brows do you have?