Hair mousse

Hair mousse is a hair product that is used to add volume and shine to the hair. It is a type of styling product that is typically applied to damp hair before styling. Hair mousse is often used in conjunction with other styling products such as hair gel and hair spray.

History

Hair mousse was first introduced to the hair styling market in the 1980s. It was initially marketed as a product that could provide both volume and hold, without the stiffness associated with hair gel or the stickiness of hair spray. The product quickly gained popularity, and by the late 1980s, it was a staple in many people's hair care routines.

Composition

Hair mousse is typically composed of polymers that coat the hair, providing hold and volume. These polymers are often combined with alcohol to help the product dry quickly. Other common ingredients in hair mousse include propellants, which help dispense the product from the can, and conditioning agents, which add shine and manageability to the hair.

Usage

To use hair mousse, a small amount of the product is dispensed into the palm of the hand. The mousse is then worked through damp hair, from roots to ends. The hair can then be styled as desired, either by air drying or using a hair dryer. Hair mousse is often used to create volume, particularly at the roots, and to add definition to curls or waves.

Varieties

There are many different varieties of hair mousse available, designed to cater to different hair types and styling needs. Some mousses are designed to provide extra hold, while others are formulated to add shine or to enhance curls. There are also mousses that are designed to protect the hair from heat damage, and those that are formulated to add texture to the hair.

See also

• Hair gel
• Hair spray
• Hair product
• Hair styling

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