Replying to @laurensydney NO WAY?!what do we think of the new wavy hair routne - gel before mousse 🤭🤗#wavyhair #wavyhairroutine #wavyhairtutorial #wavyhairtips #wavyhairstyle
@Not Your Mother's
Trying out the gel-before-mousse technique for wavy hair can truly transform your styling results. From my experience, starting with a generous application of gel on soaking wet hair locks in moisture and gives each wave its initial shape. It’s important to work in sections to cover all strands evenly—this step really makes your hair look fuller and more defined. Next, applying mousse helps to add volume without weighing the waves down, which is a common issue when using heavier products first. The key is to scrunch your hair thoroughly after mousse application to encourage natural wave patterns and reduce that dreaded frizz. I also found that removing excess product gently with a microfiber towel prevents overdrying and damage. Air drying or using a diffuser on low heat has given me the best results, preventing crunchiness and preserving softness. An extra tip is the "flash freeze gel" method, which involves quickly scrunching gel in and then diffusing to lock in the definition longer—this helped me achieve waves that last throughout the day. This routine has changed my approach to wavy hair care, making my waves more vibrant and bouncy. If you struggle with frizz or flat waves, experimenting with gel before mousse might just become your new go-to method. Don’t forget to follow for more simple hair hacks and tips to enhance your natural texture!








































































