TIGI Catwalk Session Series Salt Spray Delivers Beachy Waves from a Bottle - Makeup and Beauty Blog

January 28, 2022 Post a Comment

I must have been born a water babe because I could spend all twenty-four hour period at the beach. I'one thousand serious, get me in the body of water, and I'm a happy girl.

Rather, go me in a warm ocean, and I'1000 a happy girl. 🙂

I vividly remember the concluding fourth dimension I was in the water at a warm beach because it was also the day I saw some of the best beachy waves I've e'er seen. Information technology was the mean solar day after Thanksgiving last November, and we were visiting El Hub's parents in Hawaii. We spent quite a chunk of that trip chasing bounding main turtles, so to speak, flapping in our flippers and snorkels.

We'd just climbed out of the water to take a brusque break, which meant people watching and nomming on local snacks (kokosnoot balls and Pass-o-Guava juice, anyone?). I was watching a grouping of kids build a giant sand castle on the shore, and one of the girls involved in its construction had a perfectly tousled, messy mop of pure, coincidental awesomeness on her head. She must've only been about seven or eight, but I remember thinking, "Hot damn! I wish my hair looked like that!"

Ever since that twenty-four hour period I've been trying to reproduce the very same wait; I've tried a agglomeration of different sprays specifically made to maximize beachy waves, only not even the famous $23 Bumble & Bumble Salt Spray has risen to the job.

Instead of that purposefully messy mane that looks like the all-time bed caput I've ever had, I usually end upward looking like I but walked through a wind tunnel, slowly, with my thick, wavy pilus turning into a frizzy, dingy-looking mess (flick Doc from Back to the Futurity, or Kesha the morning after a long nighttime of Long Isle Iced Teas).

And so, a friend suggested I attempt TIGI's Catwalk Sessions Series Salt Spray ($xviii.95 for a ix.13-oz. bottle), which I did.

Now, all I take to say is "HOLLA!" I think I've finally found bully beachy pilus in a bottle. 🙂

On the catwalk!

Launched earlier this summer, Salt Spray is similar a combination of a light hold volumizing gel, a hair texturizer and a ringlet/moving ridge enhancer. It'southward designed to add texture to hair. In my example, information technology lifts my layers and encouraging my existing waves to play. I also think the tobacco blossom scent smells divine (woodsy, with a hint of citrus).

I recall the mess is what sets it autonomously from the flotilla of beachy wave-building and enhancing sprays on the marketplace. It makes waves with but plenty texture to look purposefully disheveled, only not so much that I await similar I forgot to condition and comb (or like I savage off a truck).

Like other sprays, information technology couldn't exist much easier to use. I spray it on my hair later stepping out of the shower, gently scrunch it in with my hands, and then let it air dry for a couple of hours.

That's information technology. A tousled, coincidental look with beautiful, beachy waves.

I take to utilise between 20-thirty spritzes to comprehend my entire head of long, thick hair (yes, I counted). That is a lot, but the bottle's pretty large (about twice the size of Bumble & Bumble's similar 4-oz. spray). In about about two weeks of using it about every twenty-four hours, I've only gone through almost an 8th of the bottle and so far; I effigy the rest should final a while.

I exercise wish information technology were easier to discover online, simply other than that, this stuff'due south the sh*z.

PRICE: $18.95 for a ix.thirteen-oz. bottle
AVAILABILITY: Available at select beauty stores and salons (check TIGI online for a location near you)
MAKEUP AND BEAUTY Web log RATING: A+

A Nor Cal beach tip: Don't forget a sweatshirt

Yesterday I went to the rodeo!

Well, Rodeo Beach, which is out in the Marin Headlands surface area just due north of San Francisco and the mouth of the Golden Gate. I was quickly reminded of why I don't hit the embankment that often here in Nor Cal. It was crowded, with tons of families out enjoying the sun and sand, but most of 'em were wearing sweatshirts, egad! A mile inland, information technology was more than 90 degrees, sunny, without a deject in the sky, simply at the embankment a cold air current steadily blew in from the ocean.

Information technology was still prissy to watch the waves for a while and to feel the sand betwixt my toes.