Directions of Use:

• Shake before use
• Spray throughout wet hair after using appropriate Philip Kingsley shampoo and conditioner
• Finer hair textures, apply sparingly through mid lengths and ends
• Do not rinse, comb through and use appropriate Philip Kingsley styling products as required

• Correct blow-drying will not harm your hair – it’s applying heat to your hair when it’s already dried that causes damage. Moisture content is just as important to the health and beauty of your hair as it is to your skin. It’s what helps keep your strands nourished and elastic. While the correct use of a blow-dryer will not harm your hair, applying heat to your hair when it is already dried causes brittleness, breakage, dullness and dryness.
• The secret of safe drying is good timing and the proper use of tools and products. To being, gently press your hair with a towel to remove excess moisture. Rubbing your hair can rough up the cuticles of your hair and also break and tangle it. Follow by spritzing with a de-tangling, protective conditioning spray and gently remove tangles with a wide-toothed comb, starting at the ends and working up to your roots.
• It is when finishing the blow dry that damage is most likely to occur, so make sure to check your hair often. When your hair is almost dry, turn down the heat and reduce the speed of your dryer. Ideally, it is best for your hair if you leave it slightly damp. But if you need your hair absolutely dry it is very important to stop blow-drying at the right time. Applying heat, even for a few seconds, to hair that has already been dried can dry out the moisture in your hair cells. This can cause brittleness, dullness, breakage and split ends.