Straight to the point with this sea salt spray from Davines. While most products excel on wet hair, this sea salt spray works on both wet or dry hair and the slow release of the ingredients means that the hair is moisturised and won’t dry out too much. It’s a product with fewer chemicals, paraben-free with a subtle beachy scent. Redken certainly has its reputation to live up to with its sea salt spray. The company has been creating bathroom hair care staples for almost 60 years, so it’s no surprise they’ve tapped into the trend for sea salt spray. Their offering is lightweight, so there’s no crunchy feeling to the hair and gives a matt finish with just enough texture, though probably less hold, too. This is a product for those who want to dip their toe into sea salt spray. Use on damp hair and reapply when required. New York-based Bumble and Bumble started life with only two salons in the city and now boasts a high-quality range of products for all hair types. Its surf spray promises to replicate the effects of spending a day on a warm and windy coastline – tousled, textured hair, with a matt finish. AB, DD8, DD11, IV, KW1 KW14, PA21 PA40, PH17, PH26, PH30, PH35, PH37,PH39, PH41, PH49, PH50, KW15, KW16, KW17, ZE, HS, PA20, PA41, PA49, PA60, PA75, PA77, PA78, KA27, KA28, PH42, PH44, IV40 Marc says it can be about trial and error; so don't give up if you've had one bad experience. "A fine mist or a generous lashing, it's good to practice the amount you apply as the results vary." Typically, it also varies brand to brand. 2. Where to apply it

Sea salt spray is great, but the reason it’s so effective is because of the drying quality of the salt. The danger of using too much is that the hair can feel dehydrated. To counterbalance the salt, Verb’s sea salt spray is infused with quinoa protein to help maintain the hair’s softness. Sunflower seed extract also provides UV protection, making this a great choice for a beach holiday. For a sea salt spray that works hard, look to Fudge. This spray promises to work on the dullest and limpest of hair to create a raw, textured look, and offers B vitamins to prevent it from drying out. Spritz onto damp hair for best results, then either leave it to dry naturally, or style further with heat for a crisp and flexible finish.

UK mainland only. Surcharges apply to the following locations The Channel Islands & Isles of Scilly Now simply combine the ingredients into a spray bottle and shake before use as the ingredients can settle. Professional haircare brand Fudge boasts a wide range of shampoos, conditioners and hair styling products that have been adored by celebrities and stylists across the globe. Fudge's best-selling and first ever line is the styling line, and it's still going strong today. Each of the products work in harmony with your hair to transform it into a work of art, with centre focus being on the Fudge Hair Shaper, which started the Fudge phenomenon. Since then, Fudge has continued the creation of exceptional hair care products, earning them a world-wide leading label. Fudge's styling range contains all you need to get creative with your hair, including putties, clays, gels, pastes, cements, sprays and gums, each designed to create a unique look that will have you standing out from the crowd. FUDGE HAIR PUTTY When not just any salt will cut it, Original and Mineral steps up with Australian sea salt. They know a thing or two about beachy waves down there. The brand tries to keep the list of chemicals in its products to a minimum, offering instead natural extracts and active minerals. Combine one tablespoon of salt with a cup of warm water, shaking vigorously until the salt dissolves.

The slightly gritty texture they give the hair, dries in to encourage any movement or natural bend in the hair" Marc says. "Perfect for hair which has subtle soft kinks, a salt spray can be layered up depending how 'beachy' you want the result to be." 1. How much to useFor more fashion, grooming and technology releases delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our GQ Recommends newsletter.