Hair texturizing Wax - any suggestions? Brands?

[Miss 2 A]

I heard about this and was thinking of trying it to style my layered hair.

Ladies - any particular brands you recommend? And where to find it?

I found one called beeswax texturizing wax (the body shop), do you think it's good, anyone use it?

Is it easily washed out of the hair?

Thanks!

 

[Pursegrrl]

I have very thick, wavy hair and am constantly trying new products to keep my ends smooth and weighted down.

I love the following:
John Frieda's spun gold balm from his Sheer Blonde line (you can find it at drugstores). It is absolutely amazing for me, washes out great and works like a dream when I'm traveling.

other option: Tigi's manipulator (Bed Head line). It's a lot more liquid-like and takes some getting used to, but it works like a dream on the ends of my hair to keep everything defined and not flyaway.

 

[seedvila]

Sebastian Texturizer. It's more of a liquid than a wax, but it's great for a really piecey, seperated look. Just make sure to emulsify it first by placing it in your palm and rubbing your hands together.

 

[daniellelupo]

i dont know if there is a Mario Tricoci around you (its a salon) but they have a brand called "Perfect Match" and their wax is amazing.