Gels come in varying degrees of viscosity, from a thick jelly to a liquid spray. They are sometimes called sculpting lotions and are used for precise styling. Use them to lift roots, tame wisps, create tendrils, calm static, heat set and give structure to curls. Wet gels can be used for sculpting styles.
A Gel can be revitalized the following day by running wet fingers through the hair, against the direction of the finished look.
Gel looks like jelly and usually comes in a tub or tube. Apply sparingly with your fingers to dry or damp hair. Gel is use to create strong, spiky looks and root lift and ideal for curl separation and more structured styles.
Professional tip: Re-voluminize already gelled hair by running wet fingers through, against the finished direction, before arranging.
Gel Spray
Gel Spray is an extra strong fixing product. Spray all over for maximum control. It is use to give hold and lift and keep hair in place all day long.
Glaze
Glaze is a runny gel usually sold in bottles. Pour a small amount into your hands, rub palms together, and then stroke through wet or dry hair. It is use to give a strong hold and support. Glaze gel is ideal for sculptured hairstyles and perfect for sleeking down any frizzy ends on long bobs
