How do I use hair gel?

You can give your look an elegant or casual touch with a hair gel. It is best to apply the product to freshly washed, slightly damp hair. The rule is: less is more. Distribute a small amount between your fingers in your hair (if you have used too little, you can always add a little more). Important before styling: Think about the look you want to achieve beforehand. Sleek or with hold? Flexible or strongly fixed? The answers will determine whether you use the comb or just your hands.

What is the difference between cream, paste & pomade?

Cream:Hair creams smooth out protruding hair without weighing it down too much and are particularly suitable for loose, casual looks as they promise a maximum medium hold. Looks where the hair falls naturally work particularly well with hair creams. Pomade:does not dry out and retains its consistency, which is why subsequent styling with pomade in the hair is always possible. Unlike hair gel, it does not dry out the hair and gives it additional moisture and shine. Paste:The thickness of pastes can vary greatly and include all consistencies from rather sticky and fluid to thick and smooth. However, regardless of their consistency, hair pastes are characterized by a medium to strong hold and a matte to slightly shiny finish.

Which hairspray is right for me?

Hairspray is basically suitable for every hair type. The end result is important: do you want a strong or rather light hold? There are also hairsprays that are more suitable for dyed hair than others, as they protect the hair color. For damaged hair, it is best to use hairsprays that contain nourishing ingredients.

Hair styling products

HAIR PRODUCTS FOR EVERY STYLING AND INDIVIDUAL LOOKS

You are looking for styling products that set your hair perfectly in scene. Whether hair gel, wax, hairspray, mousse or paste - create your personal look with professional hair products that you will otherwise only find at your hairdresser.

You don't know which styling product is suitable for your hairstyle and for styling your hair - which hair product is best for curling your curls or which hair gel is particularly compatible with hair loss, greasy hair or dandruff. No problem - our hair experts will tell you which hair products are best for your hairstyle.

- How do I use hair gel?
  
  You can give your look an elegant or casual touch with a hair gel.
  
  It is best to apply the product to freshly washed, slightly damp hair. The rule is: less is more. Distribute a small amount between your fingers in your hair (if you have used too little, you can always add a little more).
  
  Important before styling: Think about the look you want to achieve beforehand. Sleek or with hold? Flexible or strongly fixed? The answers will determine whether you use the comb or just your hands.
- What is the difference between cream, paste & pomade?
  
  Cream:
  Hair creams smooth out protruding hair without weighing it down too much and are particularly suitable for loose, casual looks as they promise a maximum medium hold. Looks where the hair falls naturally work particularly well with hair creams.
  
  Pomade:
  does not dry out and retains its consistency, which is why subsequent styling with pomade in the hair is always possible. Unlike hair gel, it does not dry out the hair and gives it additional moisture and shine.
  
  Paste:
  The thickness of pastes can vary greatly and include all consistencies from rather sticky and fluid to thick and smooth. However, regardless of their consistency, hair pastes are characterized by a medium to strong hold and a matte to slightly shiny finish.
- Which hairspray is right for me?
  
  Hairspray is basically suitable for every hair type. The end result is important: do you want a strong or rather light hold?
  
  There are also hairsprays that are more suitable for dyed hair than others, as they protect the hair color.
  
  For damaged hair, it is best to use hairsprays that contain nourishing ingredients.