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Beauty hack 101: Using Glamour hair spray as setting spray

If you thought you had seen it all, you haven’t as just like technology the beauty girlies always find new ways to achieve their looks.

Let me introduce you to a beauty hack that has become popular on TikTok: Using Glamour hair spray as setting spray, yes that hair spray that you use to glue and melt your wigs. The type of hair spray that has you asking lace where.

This hack comes highly recommended on the app as the makeup girlies insist on it keeping your look clean whether you use it as a base before you apply your makeup or after. These creators say it works for them.

Now before you try this at home please keep in mind that your skin might react badly to this so I would highly suggest a skin patch skin.

@ki_yler In my defense, it works like a gem? (Dobt try this if your skin gets easiky irritated) #grwm #makeup #makeuphacks ♬ you got me there – إفا ?

@m.makgaboo I know im not the only one? #fyp ♬ original sound – Luna

Many TikTok users had their doubts about jumping on this beauty hack as they were worried about their skin reacting to this.

One user commented: “My make-up creased when I tried this. I had lines from smiling.”

Another user said that people with acne-prone skin would react badly to this and that they should never try it.

One user asked the creator if the Glamour spray didn’t make her face feel sticky as it is usually intended for hair.

Also see: Rihanna releases Fenty haircare line

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