Choose by how much hold you need and how much shine you want. All four stylers come in 50ml (£8) and 100ml (£11.50) tins. Not sure? Start with Dry Matte Clay.
Super Dry Clay
Extra-strong hold, matte finish. For thick hair and structured, textured styles.
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Dry Matte Clay
Strong hold, natural matte finish. Everyday texture that looks undone, not overdone.
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Defining Cream
Strong hold with definition. For sharper, more polished shapes you can restyle through the day.
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Fibre Gum
Medium hold, natural shine. For messy texture and separation without the crunch.
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What's best for fine or flat hair?
Start with Sea Salt Spray on damp hair and blow-dry. It adds texture and helps fine hair look fuller. Then use a small amount of clay: less is more.
How much hair clay should you use?
A fingertip-sized amount. Warm it between your palms until it almost disappears, then work it in from the back to the front. Add more only if you need it.
How do you wash hair clay out?
Tea Tree Shampoo and warm water. Clays rinse out easily, though you may need two washes after heavy use. Follow with Tea Tree Conditioner.
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