Experience Report Cien Hairspray Classic (Lidl)
Here I would like to share my experience with the Hairspray Classic of the house brand Cien von Lidl, as well as give examples of use.
The hair spray Cien Classic by Lidl strengthens the hairstyle with moderate use and can be easily brushed out again.
- I would like to introduce you to a hairstyle that I have fixed with it. I call her Herzchenfrisur and she fits well in the Oktoberfest.
- You comb your hair into a high ponytail and fix it with a hair tie on the top of your head.
- Then you divide the hair into two equally thick strands, which are both braided in the manner of the normal Dreierzopfes. The result is two plaited plaits that are joined at the ends with a rubber again. Now you have a kind of braided loop.
- This loop is stuck with hairpins or hairstyles heart-shaped on the top of the head. The lower end of the two joined braids you put so tight that it no longer sticks out. Now fix it with Cien Hairspray Classic.
- When children are styled like this, when spraying, they should briefly hold the air and then leave the room. I'm not in favor of spraying kids with hairspray, but the hairstyle is not commonplace (but rather something for family parties, etc.), but when the painstakingly set hairstyle collapses at a party and all the little sluts slip out, it's stupid too.
- Generally it is a matter of taste, how much hairspray you use. Personally, I like it when the hairstyle is in place, but it should look something alive and not so poured in concrete.
A completely different use possibility for hair spray from artist circles: One can wonderfully fix pencil and charcoal drawings, if you spray them from a distance of about 50 cm. Thus, a thin layer on the drawing, which prevents a possible abrasion in the folder.
