Sebastian texture and volume styling: foam, gel, clay, fibre or spray?

Sebastian Professional began as a stylist's brand, and its styling range is large. The easiest way to choose is to start from the result you want. Do you want fullness (more body and density), texture (grip, separation, an undone look) or control (firm, sculpted hold)? Then choose by when you apply the product: on damp hair before drying, or on dry hair to finish.

For fullness: apply to damp hair before drying

  • Volupt Spray: a volumizing spray for immediate lift and touchable fullness on fine or flat hair. Spray it at the roots before blow-drying for lift, or mist it through all the damp hair for overall fullness. It works whether you blow-dry or air-dry.
  • Volupt Thickefy Foam: a thickening foam that coats each strand to build body and a feeling of density from root to tip. Choose it over the spray when your hair feels thin, not just flat.
  • Mousse Forte: a strong-hold mousse for maximum lift and staying power. It is the one to use for blow-outs that must last, for setting curls, and for updos.

Start in the shower: Volupt Shampoo and Volupt Conditioner are made to keep fine hair light.

For texture: apply to dry hair

  • Microweb Fiber: an elastic texturizing paste. When you stretch it between your fingertips, it releases fine fibres that catch the hair for separation and a flexible, lived-in hold. Use it for choppy layers and undone short styles.
  • Craft Clay: medium hold with a natural matte finish that you can rework all day. Use it for definition and separation on short to medium lengths without shine or grease.
  • Texture Maker: a dry spray for instant root volume and buildable grip, with no wet or sticky residue. Use it to prepare hair for updos or to rough up beach waves.

For control: wet or dry, firm or flexible

  • Texturizer: a liquid gel that sits between a pomade and a gel, with a natural, low-shine finish. On wet hair it gives sleek definition. On dry hair it gives a tousled look you can rework.
  • Gel Forte: strong, lasting hold for clean definition and structured styles, without a sticky finish. Use it on damp hair for sleek control, or on dry hair for more precise shapes.

For curls

Twisted Curl Magnifier is a conditioning cream that defines curls and helps keep them bouncy and frizz-free. It is made for every curl pattern, from loose waves to tight spirals. Scrunch it into damp hair, then diffuse or air-dry.

Protect before heat

If you blow-dry or use hot tools, mist Trilliant first. It protects against heat up to 230°C and adds shine, detangling, frizz control and light hold in one step.

Quick decision guide

  • Fine, flat hair: Volupt Spray at the roots
  • Thin-feeling hair: Thickefy Foam
  • Blow-out or updo that must last: Mousse Forte
  • Choppy, undone texture: Microweb Fiber
  • Matte definition on short hair: Craft Clay
  • Grip for updos and waves: Texture Maker
  • Sleek or structured: Texturizer or Gel Forte
  • Curls: Twisted Curl Magnifier

Your questions, answered

Volupt Spray or Thickefy Foam?

The spray is about lift: it gets hair off the scalp. The foam is about body: it makes each strand feel fuller. Very fine hair can use both, with the spray at the root and the foam through the lengths.

Microweb Fiber or Craft Clay?

Microweb gives stretchy, fibrous separation with flexible hold. Craft Clay gives a drier, matte finish you can rework all day. Choose Microweb for movement and Craft Clay for a matte, defined look.

Can I layer these?

Yes. Sebastian designs its stylers to work together, for example Mousse Forte to blow-dry, Texture Maker at the root, then a little Craft Clay on the ends. Start with a small amount of each.

Shop the full range on the Sebastian Professional collection page.

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