Bb Grooming Creme was specifically created to achieve the hot, slick, “wet” look. Back in the day, before hair products were masterfully conceived, hair stylists used Lubriderm lotion in the hair to achieve the effect.

Although, the pale blue coloring of the packaging is to pay homage to this classic brand of lotion, Grooming Creme is good for your hair and will moisturize, without the build-up that body lotion would leave.

You can use this in your hair whether it be wet or dry. The more product you use, the stronger the look and heavier if applied to dry hair.

Set in the product for optimal, sleek hair, by blow drying, after applying it to wet hair. It is good for moisturizing and adding shine for medium to thick hair that is coarse. It may be too heavy for fine hair.

It’s raining. It’s pouring. The old hair is roaring–literally, like a lion’s main, because we can’t control the frizz!
Just add a drop of Bb DeFrizz in with whatever you are using to style your hair, to help your hair from giving into the moisture. This silicone-based product is very strong, so remember that more isn’t necessarily better.

Use it wet to have your curls stay together after air drying or add it to your straightening balm to make the blowout last longer. Maximize your effort!

Davines Defining Invisible Paste has squeezed itself into a fine, little niche in the product world. While the BB Sumo products, serve their definitive purposes, there are still moments where we need something just in the middle. A product that is not too matte, not too shiny, has hold, but you can run your fingers through, makes it piece-y but still full, etc.
Well, my dear friends, this paste is “just riiiiiight”…(Sigh of Content)…

The invisible paste is, also, water-soluble. Think of a “soft” finish.

Ok, so you’ve decided to heed my advice and wash every other day–but you’re petrified about looking greasy at your roots or smelling like scalp. Blegh!

Klorane Dry Shampoo is the best one that I have ever used. It doesn’t get as messy as the colored ones and dries up quick and easy, while acting as a volume booster. It doesn’t have too strong of a smell and helps neutralize odor.

Quick tip: if you feel as if it looks a bit powdery, just comb it with a brush or fingers to help the product absorb. Also, great to freshen up your fringe i.e. bangs!

SumoTech is both UNIQUE and brilliant. Bumble and Bumble have managed to create the most intense hybrid hair product. It serves as a paste that is malleable enough to style, but hardens to hold up the hair or seperate the textured ends. It has a matte finish and doesn’t get all gross and flaky. You can reactivate the product by adding a little water and touch up your do throughout the day! David is here to show us how it’s done. For mid-length to long hair, it is great to give you that “piece-y” look when applied to ends.

To use SumoTech, just put a dime to quarter-sized amount in the palm of your hand and rub it in your palms until it becomes translucent. If you have short hair, apply in a back and forth motion all around your whole head and use your fingers to shape your style. Mid-length to long-haired peeps can just rub down from the mid-shaft to ends and use fingers to seperate the strands.

SumoWax is for those who want a more sleek, retro and shiny look. It has great hold! Bumble and Bumble took a huge interest in researching the wax that the Japanese use for making wigs for the Sumo wrestlers. It took them a long time to develop a great product (that wasn’t offensive to our nostrils), so that you can have James Dean’s look without the harsh pomade in your hair.

To use Sumo Wax, point a dryer over the top of the wax to melt it a bit. When you see the top layer soften, quickly put the product in your hair, remembering to make sure all your hair is covered. Using a comb will help shape your style. I have a male client, who doesn’t own a dryer, and puts it in the microwave. Whatever works, just don’t pop it in with the metal lid!

Shampoo Tip: Both products are water-soluble. To have a more effective scrub-down, apply the shampoo while your hair is still dry. Work it through as best you can before you wet it. You can use a little more shampoo, if you need to–the product will come off faster, even if you haven’t washed it for a few days. Water, sometimes, can act as a barrier between the shampoo and product.

Styling Tip: When applying product, always start with the back of your head. That way, if you err in putting too much, it’s in the back, not right in front. We can let “Something About Mary” keep that scene!