1. Start with Clean, Damp Hair

For the best results, start with clean, damp hair. This helps the gel distribute evenly and ensures the product doesn’t mix with dirt or oils in your hair. You can wash your hair with a gentle shampoo and conditioner that suits your hair type.



2. Towel Dry Hair

After washing your hair, gently towel dry it to remove excess water. Your hair should be damp, not soaking wet, as this allows the gel to hold better without being too heavy.



3. Apply a Leave-In Conditioner (Optional)

If you have dry or textured hair, you may want to apply a leave-in conditioner or a moisturizing product before the gel. This will help hydrate and protect your hair, adding more moisture and ensuring your hair doesn’t get too dry or crunchy from the gel.



4. Section Your Hair

Divide your hair into sections if it’s thick or long. This ensures you apply the gel evenly and helps avoid clumps or uneven hold. For shorter hair, you can skip this step.



5. Take a Small Amount of ECO STYLE Gel

Scoop out a small amount of ECO STYLE gel (start with a little— you can always add more if needed). The amount will vary depending on your hair length and texture, but a little goes a long way. If you have long or thick hair, you may need a larger amount.



6. Distribute the Gel Evenly

Rub the gel between your palms and start applying it to your hair. Focus on the roots first and then work your way through to the ends. Make sure the gel is distributed evenly to avoid any patches or uneven styling.



7. Use a Comb or Fingers for Styling

– For defined curls or waves, use your fingers to work the gel through your hair. You can scrunch your curls with your hands if you’re aiming for a more natural, defined look. For a slicked-back look, use a comb or brush, to smooth the gel through your hair and achieve a sleek, polished style.

– For edge control, apply the gel directly to the hairline and use a toothbrush or edge control brush to smooth and shape your edges.



8. Allow Hair to Air Dry or Use a Blow Dryer

Let your hair air dry if you want a more natural finish. If you want a faster drying time or extra volume, you can use a blow dryer with a diffuser attachment for curly or wavy hair or a direct heat styling tool for straight styles. Be careful with heat to avoid damaging your hair.



Add More Gel if Needed

If you feel that you need more hold or definition, add a little more gel and repeat the process. However, be cautious of overloading your hair with gel, as it can become sticky or heavy. Less is often more!



10. Finishing Touches

Once your hair is completely dry, you can fluff it up or separate any curls using your fingers to reduce any crunchiness (if that’s the look you want to avoid). For a more structured look, you can leave the hair as is or use a hair pick or comb to separate curls or waves.