6 Easy Hairstyles with Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter

Follow these 6 easy styles with Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter. From up-do’s to mermaid waves, there’s a style for every occasion!

Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter Smoothing Cream is a lightweight, smoothing cream that eliminates frizz, tames rebellious hair with a soft, shiny finish.

#1 – Hair On Sleek

• Add Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter and Matrix Style Link Gloss Booster to damp hair
• Blow dry hair with a downwards motion using a paddle brush
• Finish hair Matrix Style Link Styler Fixer Finishing Hairspray

#2 – Concealed Ponytail

• Apply Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter to damp hair
• Blow dry hair and straight (We love the ghd Gold Styler)
• Pull back into a ponytail using elastics
• Twist a section of hair around the base of the ponytail and use a hair grip to conceal under the ponytail
• Apply Matrix Style Link Over Achiever to smooth the flyaways

#3 – Mermaid Waves

• Apply Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter and Matrix Style Link Volume Booster to damp hair
• Blow dry hair
• Taking small sections, curl hair using a curling tong (We love T3 Whirl Convertible)
• Use fingers to separate the curls

#4 – High Rise Ponytail

• Apply Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter to damp hair
• Blow dry and curl hair using a curling tong (We love T3 Whirl Convertible)
• Pull back hair into a ponytail
• Finish hair with Matrix Biolage Style Link Mineral Airy Builder

#5 – Whirl of Waves

• Apply Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter and Matrix Style Link Volume Booster to damp hair
• Blow dry hair
• Take larger sections of hair to create soft waves using a large curling iron (We love T3 Bodywaver)
• Finish hair Matrix Style Link Styler Fixer Finishing Hairspray

#6 – Romantic Halo Braid

• Apply Matrix Style Link Smooth Setter  to damp hair
• Blow dry hair
• Apply Matrix Biolage Style Link Mineral Mess Maker before braiding
• French braid hair starting from the top of one side and working round securing with grips
• Gently pull the braid to create a textured, messy effect
• French braid the remaining side and bring round the other side, concealing the end of the braid under the first braid