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Heat styling in Lebanon: a gentler routine

A practical guide to lower heat, dedicated heat protectants and the separate role of a finishing serum.

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Start with your main hair concern, then choose the size you will use. These practical guides explain where a leave-in serum fits, what finish to expect and how to compare the three Get Glazy formulas.

Serum for dry-feeling lengths

If your ends feel rough or look dull, use a small amount of serum through the lengths and ends as a finishing step. Start on damp hair after washing, or use a little on dry ends when they need a smoother finish.

Blue is our formula for dry and damaged hair. Look for a softer feel and added shine; a serum does not permanently repair split ends. If your hair feels coated, use less next time.

Explore the blue formula

Serum in a wave or curl routine

Keep your usual wash and styling routine, then introduce a small amount of serum through the mid-lengths and ends. Spread it between your palms first so you can distribute it evenly. Adjust for your length and thickness.

Orange is our formula for wavy and curly hair. Use it for a softer-feeling, glossy finish alongside your styling products. If you need stronger hold, keep your usual gel or mousse; serum has a different role.

Explore the orange formula

Serum for colored or bleached hair

Use serum as the finishing step in a routine suited to your colored or bleached hair. Apply sparingly to the lengths and ends, then add only if your hair needs more.

Purple is our formula for colored and bleached hair, for softness and shine. Its capsule color is not a claim that it tones brassiness. Use a dedicated heat protectant before hot tools and follow the directions for your color-care products.

Explore the purple formula

Bottle, refill or bundle?

40-capsule bottle: a starting size when trying a formula. 160-capsule pouch: a refill when you know your choice. Bottle + pouch: 200 capsules in total. At one capsule per use, the capsule count equals the number of uses; it does not guarantee a fixed number of months.

When concerns overlap, choose your main priority first and see how the finish feels. You do not need to layer every formula or apply it daily.

Compare available sizes and prices · Take the hair quiz · Read about Ceramide NP

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Heat styling in Lebanon: a gentler routine
A practical guide to lower heat, dedicated heat protectants and the separate role of a finishing serum.
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Choosing one formula or a mix-and-match duo

Find a hair serum that fits your routine

Start with your main hair concern, then choose the size you will use. These practical guides explain where a leave-in serum fits, what finish to expect and how to compare the three Get Glazy formulas.

Serum for dry-feeling lengths

If your ends feel rough or look dull, use a small amount of serum through the lengths and ends as a finishing step. Start on damp hair after washing, or use a little on dry ends when they need a smoother finish.

Blue is our formula for dry and damaged hair. Look for a softer feel and added shine; a serum does not permanently repair split ends. If your hair feels coated, use less next time.

Explore the blue formula

Serum in a wave or curl routine

Keep your usual wash and styling routine, then introduce a small amount of serum through the mid-lengths and ends. Spread it between your palms first so you can distribute it evenly. Adjust for your length and thickness.

Orange is our formula for wavy and curly hair. Use it for a softer-feeling, glossy finish alongside your styling products. If you need stronger hold, keep your usual gel or mousse; serum has a different role.

Explore the orange formula

Serum for colored or bleached hair

Use serum as the finishing step in a routine suited to your colored or bleached hair. Apply sparingly to the lengths and ends, then add only if your hair needs more.

Purple is our formula for colored and bleached hair, for softness and shine. Its capsule color is not a claim that it tones brassiness. Use a dedicated heat protectant before hot tools and follow the directions for your color-care products.

Explore the purple formula

Bottle, refill or bundle?

40-capsule bottle: a starting size when trying a formula. 160-capsule pouch: a refill when you know your choice. Bottle + pouch: 200 capsules in total. At one capsule per use, the capsule count equals the number of uses; it does not guarantee a fixed number of months.

When concerns overlap, choose your main priority first and see how the finish feels. You do not need to layer every formula or apply it daily.

Compare available sizes and prices · Take the hair quiz · Read about Ceramide NP

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