Can you wear hair gel with this? If so, do you put this on first and then put a light amount of gel or do you put the gel first and then this?
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You put it on first and then a light amount of hair gel. Lightly use a comb to evenly distribute it. Practice makes perfect. But the product does work surprisingly. It's definitely worth the money. Good luck. I hope this helps
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Hi! You can wear gel. The instruction say to put the caboki on first, then the product. I've done it both ways but always with a lot of care. I think if your new at using caboki, try going by the book first and then see what works for you. Another tip is to use one tone darker than your hair on crown and true color on front or bang area. Have a flat open brush and gently pass through top of hai without touching your scalp. This evens out the hair and further conceals the product. Lastly, use on clean or two day washed hair at the most. You can see caboki fibers on dirty hair. Hope I could help! Hi! You can wear gel. The instruction say to put the caboki on first, then the product. I've done it both ways but always with a lot of care. I think if your new at using caboki, try going by the book first and then see what works for you. Another tip is to use one tone darker than your hair on crown and true color on front or bang area. Have a flat open brush and gently pass through top of hai without touching your scalp. This evens out the hair and further conceals the product. Lastly, use on clean or two day washed hair at the most. You can see caboki fibers on dirty hair. Hope I could... » Read More Hi! You can wear gel. The instruction say to put the caboki on first, then the product. I've done it both ways but always with a lot of care. I think if your new at using caboki, try going by the book first and then see what works for you. Another tip is to use one tone darker than your hair on crown and true color on front or bang area. Have a flat open brush and gently pass through top of hai without touching your scalp. This evens out the hair and further conceals the product. Lastly, use on clean or two day washed hair at the most. You can see caboki fibers on dirty hair. Hope I could help! « Show Less
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Nope, depending on the thickness of your hair, just use one or two squirts, I alway run it between my hands first so it's not to thick when I put it in my hair and then for my face, I use two squirts. I rub it in my hands as well and then rub it in circular motions on my face. I use it after my serum. If you feel like it's a little too oily, give it a few mins to dry. You'll be amazed how much your skin loves it and soaks it up!
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Mainly before your hair is dry. Once in awhile I will use a small amount on dry hair when my curls droop.
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I personally run the water at my sink, wet both hands, and massage my WET hands through my hair.I will repeat this process sometimes as many as three times.it is at this point that I will grab a towel and then dry my hair, but not so much as to completely dry my hair .It is at that precise moment that I will reach for my comb. Depending on my mood, gel or no gel. And Wa, La!Perfection!
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I don't. About the only thing you could do with it is dry your hand after scrunching the excess water from your curls and any regular towel can do that. I wanted to wrap my hair in it on top of my head to dress, but its not even close to big enough!
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I am sorry, I do not know the answer. I have never used the Light Defining Gel. But I can tell you how I use the styling cream. I put it on wet hair, let it dry, then scrunch. In the book they call it gel cast then breaking the gel cast. I'm sorry I am not more help.
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I have the same problem but what I've learn through my journey is that you have to know a little about your hair. I learned that some dryness are do to the porosity of your hair, with saying that it means you have to determine how your hair absorb moisture, and the process goes with gettin some water in a glass and taking some sheded hairs place them the water don't force down, if it just floats on the surface after 30 minutes it mean that your hair cortex of you hair is closed, so you would open them with steam or warm water and close with cool water, with that being said add some oil to your shampoo and conditioner for example: olive oil, grapseed or coconut just any oil your like. When have cleansed your oil your hair with your favorite oil and seal it in with the above product scalp, hair and ends. I would like to add get yourself a leave-in conditioner use regularly, also just make sure that all your product first ingredient starts with water, because is your friend. Your gels, leave-in's all water based. I'm reply with all this information because just want you to know as a consumer that don't just need another product that fail you and serve no purpose. This product is wonderful with maintaining moisture, I would like to add that I greenhouse my hair at night especially when I have no need to have it out. I use a conditoning cap with a satin or silk bonnet this is what works for me. I recommend these websites they've educated me a whole lot curlynikki.com,and blacknaps.org. It doesn't matter your hair type, or your ethnicity. I didn't be so long winded on your question I just believe in sharing knowledge to the fullest.I truly hope this will help you on your journey. Sincerely, Lady Bey
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Mary, I put the serum on first and wait for it to dry @ 1 minute then cream...enjoy. This product does live up to it's promises. Have a wonderful weekend, Cyndi
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I usually put my hair up in a towel and let it dry about 50% and then I section my hair in two, from ear to ear because I blow dry the bottom half and then the top half. I spray it on the bottom section, blow dry and then spray the top and blow dry. I hope this answers your question. I use it before styling, not sure what you meant by on or before that is why I explained my process.
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I have very thin hair and I love it. Sometimes I use a light shampoo first and then use this as a shampoo/conditioner mix. However, I have very straight hair
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No you don't. It will look like you put on gel if you let it dry naturally. You can always comb through your hair once it is dry.
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I never use Gel on my hair. I wash, condition my hair and when out of the shower after I have partially towel dried leaving my hair still wet but not dripping I apply about 10 drops through my hair after I apply about 5 more drops then wrap the towel around my hair for a few minutes to let the oil penetrate my hair. I have very curly hair and this does help my hair not to frizz. I also eespray Paul Mitchell Freeze & Shine on my hair when wet and let it dry naturally. Have been doing this now for quite some time and it helps my curls form nice spiral curls. Then I finger comb when dry.
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I only use on dry hair and put a heat protecter on my hair first. just go to the hair salons and they can help you find a good one for your hair.
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Rogaine works from a scalp level. If you use gel or other hair products, just try to avoid rubbing them into or on top of the scalp area where you used Rogaine.
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I put a small amount on my hand and run it through my hair after I blow it dry. It helps keep my hair smooth and shiny. It defines the layers in my hair style.
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I spray it in my hair before straighten it...not alot though. Then my hairdresser said to spray it on after to give it more shine. I tried that and you can tell a difference. Just don't spray alot like it was hairspray. I just spray the top and a little on the sides. Great product have used it for 4 years.
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You can put it on wet or dry hair. I use it every morning on wet hair, in my thinnest area. It adds a lot of volume, and you can't feel it in you hair once it is dry.