This is another product I have been using for over 20yrs!
Again this product is buildable, so if I want a softer, more natural look, I will use less, but if I’m after fabulous curls that will last all night, I’ll use a more.
One thing to note when using Paul Mitchell Round Trip is, initially I will apply it to wet hair and use my fingers as a diffuser (I find this works so much better than a diffuser attachment on the hairdryer) and once my hair is dry, if I feel like I want more definition to my curls, I will add more of the product.
I add sparingly to dry hair and build the look that I want from there.
I also pair the following products together, I find I get the most out of my curls that way:
Tigi Bed Head, Afterparty - a fabulously fruity smelling hair serum/cream that I apply a small amount (about the size of a 5p) to the ends of my wet hair. Avoid roots though as it can make your hair look greasy
This is another product I have been using for over 20yrs!
Again this product is buildable, so if I want a softer, more natural look, I will use less, but if I’m after fabulous curls that will last all night, I’ll use a more.
One thing to note when using Paul Mitchell Round Trip is, initially I will apply it to wet hair and use my fingers as a diffuser (I find this works so much better than a diffuser attachment on the hairdryer) and once my hair is dry, if I feel like I want more definition to my curls, I will add more of the product.
I add sparingly to dry hair and build the look that I want from there.
I also pair the following products together, I find I get the most out of my curls that way:
Tigi Bed Head, Afterparty - a fabulously fruity smelling hair serum/cream that I apply a small amount (about the size of a 5p) to the ends of my wet hair. Avoid roots though as it can make your hair look greasy
