Loreal Creating Waves Txt Spray.

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Rida S.

Dec 26, 2015

Rida S.

Ok so I got this loreal creating waves txt spray n now that I am home reading reviews and how to use it best for textured tousled waves, its all bad reviews! :-O shall I return it or try using it? I am thinking I will spray it on dry hair, let it air dry then make waves using flat iron..has anyone tried it this way?

Chloe M.

Dec 26, 2015

Chloe M.

Honestly just try it!! Everybody's hair is different so it might work on yours! I would look it up online and see if there is any videos or people using the product and see how they use it!

Victoria A.

Dec 26, 2015

Victoria A.

Is it in a black bottle with yellow writing on it? If so, that was my favorite texturizing spray to use when I had a pixie cut/ when it was growing out. I would normally use it on towel dried hair, then I let it air dry. I repurchased it multiple times after trying a few other drugstore brand texturizing/sea salt sprays. I'm thinking it won't work great on hair shoulder length or longer, after my hair reached a certain length all the product did was weigh down my hair and make it look greasy :/

Rida S.

Dec 27, 2015

Rida S.

Its this bottle..will give it a try today a little before the party so that I can wash hair off if it looks bad and greasy.

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