Well I can honestly say that, I have made all you wishes come true!

I have to say that this category is my favourite. It’s brilliant if you want to create a different but natural looking hairstyle.  All of the products are really light, so they won’t way your hair down or make it greasy!

• Whipped cream is definitely my new favourite product! It looks like a moose… but don’t be fooled…. it’s a cream. It smells absolutely gorgeous. Whipped cream can be used on curly and straight hair (just use a little bit less if  it is straight). It’s protein-rich, so whilst it’s styling your hair it is also helping the condition  (which is excellent). It is designed to lift and give movement.
• Stylixir is a non-greasy formula which just glides into the hair. It is meant to give a sleek finish to straight or wavy hair. This product is great for fine or normal hair, because it doesn’t way it down. However, i found on thicker hair it isn’t strong enough to tame it. So if you have thick hair i would go with the potion 9 product!
• Thickefy foam is another fabulous product! Unlike other thickening or body products, it doesn’t make the hair feel dirty or tacky. It is a really light product and it does what it says on the tin!
• Taming Elixir is a must needed frizz-tamer! It contains essential avocado oil, which makes it conditioning. The reason why i like this product (I have ultra thick hair) is because i works, without leaving a greasy oil over your hair after. It is really hard to find a product that doesn’t do that! I would highly recommend thus product to people who have thick or curly hair.
• Potion 9 and Potion 9 lite is great for improving your hairs condition, it leaves your hair with a renewed shine! It is also a really good blow dry lotion and helps style your hair. The difference between the two products is that the potion 9 lite can be used on dry hair for an extra boost and the potion 9 can be used on both dry or damp hair for the silky effect.

Sebastian Flow range is available from your nearest Cutting Room salon.

Come in and pick up a bottle!

 Have you tried using ‘Flow’ yet, i would love to know what you think, so please leave your comments.