Hair Care / Styling Sprays
Beviro Sea Salt Hair Spray – Extreme Hold
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Hair Care / Styling Sprays
Beviro Sea Salt Hair Spray – Extreme Hold
Sea salt styling spray with extreme hold for dreadlocks and loose hair.
Product details
Details, use & care.
A versatile styling spray for tightening, shaping and maintaining dreadlocks, or for adding texture and volume to loose hair.
Contains 9% sea salt. This high-salt formula is designed for maximum texture and hold. Keep it on the hair and dreadlocks rather than the scalp, where concentrated salt may sting or feel drying.
For dreadlocks
- Helps reduce frizz and flyaways
- Supports a neat, compact dreadlock shape
- Provides extreme hold
- Easy to apply during maintenance or new installations
For loose hair
- Adds texture, volume and movement
- Creates an effortless, tousled finish
- Provides extreme hold without a complicated routine
Key ingredients
- Sea salt — adds texture and volume
- Jojoba oil — helps protect and condition the hair surface
- Castor oil — nourishes the hair
- Allantoin — helps soothe and care for the scalp
- Panthenol — supports hydration and conditioning
- Comfrey and horsetail extracts — botanical care for hair and scalp
How to use
For dreadlocks: Spray onto dry or slightly damp dreadlocks from 20–25 cm away. Roll each dreadlock gently between your palms from root to tip. For crochet-hook maintenance, let the spray dry before tightening the dreadlock.
For loose hair: Spray onto dry or slightly damp hair from 20–25 cm away and style as desired. Blow-dry for stronger hold and added volume.
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