It’s seems alright, just try going with a hairstyle which you think works for us and let us know.

@Zaafir Khan Nice choice, but the blow drying can use some more adjustments like using a volume mousse and then attaching a concentrator nozzle on the hairdryer and drying it backwards. And when it comes to the styling product you only need just a little bit.

Actually, those options you mentioned are great for the middle part flow. Especially sea salt spray because when blow dried properly. It will help with flow and texture. With the blow drying techniques I would recommend either scrunching whilst diffusing or rotating the curtains backwards with a round brush. Hair creams can help with moisture and make your hair manageable which is great. There are also other options like clays, pastes, volume mousse, or even thickening sprays.

Okay so for your hair type it seems pretty dry so a leave in and a hair serum can help to hydrate it. And for styling products you can use a curl cream or a hair cream to both style and moisturize your hair. And when it comes to getting a middle part. Try slicking your hair back evenly and use a comb to evenly part your hair into a middle part. It’s okay if your hair doesn’t want to do a middle part. You can go with your natural parting.

@Jacob Elliott Pretty much any curl cream will do the job in terms of adding shine and softness. I haven’t tried any of them so I can’t say for sure.

It’s okay if it doesn’t really dry your hair as much. Some sea salt sprays have both sea salt and moisturizing ingredients at the same time. And when it comes to recommendations, pretty much any sea salt sprays out there can work at this point. I have 5 in my collection and I can tell you that they’re very similar in performance in terms of the beachy texture.

@Zaafir Khan Okay I was going to say to wash twice even though you mentioned that you do. You can switch to another shampoo if you want to that lathers well. Just make sure you get one that’s not overly stripping. And when it comes to the leave in and the conditioner don’t use too much. Use just a pea size amount. Even switch to one that’s lighter if you need to.

@Zaafir Khan You don’t need a dermatologist you have us. With dry scalp don’t be overwashing. Avoid shampoos with sulfates or alcohol. Drink enough water, avoid hot showers. Focus on moisturizing your scalp too. Using a hair serum on your scalp before your shower can prevent excessive moisture loss.