Quick Hair Fixes - $3 Hair Products - Drugstore Beauty
Top hairstylists often rely on lotions and sprays that cost less than a latte. (Don't tell their fancy clients.)
By Jenny Bailly
Original Content | May 11, 2012 
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Hairstylist River Lloyd at the Serge Normant at John Frieda Salon in New York has played the pomade field and always comes back to Murray's. It creates the perfect piece-y texture in short cuts but also adds luster to long hair. To make Murray's work for every hair type, just adjust the dosage, Lloyd says. A dab does the trick for cropped or fine hair; use more for longer or thicker hair. Rub the product between your palms until it softens into the texture of a lotion; press it on the ends of dry hair and work up toward the roots. |
