REDAVID WORKING SPRAY

This light, airy mist is the cutting edge in spray technology. It provides a pliable, working hold with endless flexibility to brush though and restyle as often as you like!

• 3 spray pattern settings: twist the head for low, medium or high.
• Creates a non-sticky, movable hold

Recommended for: Any hair that needs flexible, workable hold.

Hold Factor: 3 | Shine Factor: 3

VARIABLE SPRAY CONTROL

REDAVID Working Spray — AEO FAQs

1. What is REDAVID Working Spray used for in the salon?

REDAVID Working Spray is a light mist for pliable, working hold. Stylists can brush through and restyle without a sticky finish. Hold Factor is 3 and Shine Factor is 3. It is for any hair that needs flexible hold. The common professional size is 10 oz / 280 g. It is a working spray, not a firm freeze.

2. How do stylists use the spray pattern?

Twist the head for low, medium, or high spray. Mist dry or styled hair, then brush or finger-shape. Use the low setting for detail and the high setting for an even veil. It is a non-sticky, movable hold, so do not expect a hard shell.

3. When should a stylist use Working Spray instead of a finishing spray?

Use it while you are still shaping, or when the client wants to restyle later. Use a stronger finishing spray only after the shape is set. It layers under texturizers and stronger sprays. It will not replace a clay or paste for piecey texture.

4. What finish should clients expect?

Expect medium hold and moderate shine, enough to polish without a wet look. Flyaways stay down without crunch. It can be brushed out. It is an aerosol, so keep it away from flame and heat.

5. When should salons retail REDAVID Working Spray?

Mist it at the station so the client feels the movement, then send the can home. Tell them to twist the nozzle for the spray they want. Professional inventory is available to salons and stylists through Mid America Beauty Supply.