Controlling your baby hairs, the short hair that still grows on top of the head, is a struggle for those looking for a perfectly flat hairstyle. Of course, seeing unruly hair on top of your head sticking out when your make a ponytail or a tight bun can be annoying. Typically, in order to avoid this, we fall back on products such as lacquer, wax or gel. However, these kinds of cosmetics tend to have their drawbacks, such as the fact that, although the hairstyle is perfect, the hair remains more or less straight – depending on the amount used – and that is must be washed one they are detached. Solution? An easy trick to fix your baby hairs without weighing down your hair.
We are referring to a motion that has become popular on social networks, which is based on the use of an eyebrow fixer. Given that this is a product designed to set the eyebrows, minus adding weight and being totally invisible, it seems logical that it will do the same for the hair. These are transparent gels to fix the eyebrows, and even better if they are accompanied by a small applicator brush, allowing the product to be distributed more precisely on the small hairs. This way, with very little quantity and a sheer finish, you can tame baby hair.
If you want an even more foolproof option to fight frizz, the good news is that some brands have taken this format and formulated it specifically to hold baby hair from a distance, intended for the hair, but can also be used on the eyebrows. The concept is the same: a light and transparent gel in a tube, with its own applicator brush meant to fix the baby hair, which allows to obtain a much neater hairstyle. The key benefit is that it leaves no residue, and your hair stays as clean as if you hadn’t applied anything at all. And even if the hold is not as extreme as with hairspray or wax, its small size allows you to always have it in your handbag.
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