How to Use R+Co Dart Pomade Stick.
By now, we've well and truly established that R+Co Dart Pomade Stick is an MVP in my beauty cupboard.
Here’s five ways I typically use it:
1. As a bobby pin substitute.
Recently, I cut some bangs. Styling my new fringe was all fun and games at first, but now with stay-at-home orders in place and hairstylists being closed, things have gone from cute to not-so-cute.
My motivation to style my hair has been at zero, but bobby pins have proven to be both ugly and inefficient (plus, they constantly go missing??).
Enter the Dart Pomade stick! It works like a charm to hold back those soft, wispy strands around my face — a lockdown miracle.
2. To elevate a sleek bun:
Sometimes, I just want my bun to be Kim Kardashian-level sleek — this is where a pomade comes in so handy.
Once my hair is secured, I’ll apply it all around my hairline and use a clean spoolie wand or toothbrush to smooth and secure every single strand.
The hold lasts forever, and doesn’t have that same rock-hard finish that comes with hairspray.
3. To tame frizz and flyaways.
This is perhaps obvious, but the Dart Pomade stick is excellent at reducing frizz and flyaways.
I like to really lightly run it over areas of concern, and use my fingers to smooth out my hair and ensure there’s no visible product left.
4. For fluffing my brows.
If you’re in a pinch, the Dart Pomade stick also makes for an excellent brow gel. Just take another clean spoolie and pick up the tiniest bit of product.
Comb it through the brows, fluffing them upwards. Because who needs brow lamination anyway?
5. To rough up soft hair.
My hair is really, really soft so I’m always looking to add texture and grip.
Pomade, while unexpected, is actually a really useful tool in this case.
I like to warm a little product between my fingers and almost massage it into my hair when it’s damp. I find as it dries, it’s got more body and movement.
See? There you have it. Now, add a pomade stick to cart and never look back.
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