Most people are aware that I have a 14 year old, almost 15 year old son. My first born and my oldest child, he’s the one responsible for teaching me how to be a mother and raising him has been a pleasure, but now that he’s a teenager, in high school, I’m finding that I don’t always know what to expect because news flash: I was never a teenage boy! Evidently at this age hair is kind of a big deal so we’ve learned a few tips to make everyone’s life easier.
Hats. Now I wouldn’t say this is the only hair care tool a teen boy needs in his life, but on those days that catching the bus on time just doesn’t seem like it’s going to happen, there is a place for hats. Some days he’s at school 12 or 13 hours because of the activities he’s in so throwing on a hat is just easier, and that’s okay sometimes. And yes, this is my son’s normal, less than excited to head out in the mornings look – this was not special for this post.
Regular hair cuts or trims. Just as the same is true for ladies, regular trims helps keeps a boys luxurious locks healthy and maintained as well. Also, as we all know, puberty is insane and it can cause your hair to do some weird stuff. Keeping it trimmed can also give your hair dresser a chance to address any teenage issues he or she notices before your hair gets a mind of its own.
GRIT. Since hats aren’t always an option, not are they always desired, we keep GRIT on hand. I mean that great hair you’ve been working on has to be shown off sometimes right?! GRIT is an entire line of mens professional hair-care products that won’t break the bank and allows that grumpy teen to walk run out the door in the morning looking and feeling like a million bucks. Let’s face it, in the 13-18 age range, good hair really can make all the difference in the world.
The best part is that GRIT doesn’t stop at just hair, it’s truly an entire line of products so the shampoo/body wash was a big hit in our house because it’s soooo much more work to open two bottles in the shower than just one. As the mother of a teenage boy, I’m a big fan of the body spray…because teenage boys – enough said. They smell awesome – pleasant and not overwhelming, yet masculine enough the boys and men will appreciate it.
If you’re interested in trying GRIT, you can pick some up at a Great Clips near you when you pop in to get that next cut or trim! If you’re not sure, you can check here find out where your Great Clips is located. Also be sure to download the Great Clips Mobile App where you can check in online and eliminate the wait!
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Can’t wait to get to a Great Clips to try GRIT? You’re in luck because I’m giving away a set of products right here! Be sure to check out the GRIT Instagram page and then leave a comment below telling me who in your family would use this product and what their biggest hair-care challenge is. US Entrants only, must be 18+ to enter. Ends 1/26/17 at 11:59 pm and winner will be drawn from eligible entrants using random.org. Good Luck!
And if this isn’t enough, there’s more! Great Clips is so excited about their new product that they are giving away a Playstation® 4!!! All you have to do is follow them on Instagram and then follow the instructions on their photo with the console on it.
Debbie Yoder says
January 17, 2017 at 2:51 pmMy 15 year old would use all these hair care products, hes really picky about his hair,his biggest hair challenge is keeping it under control because hes always outside in the wind,guys like their hair to look godd too!
Marie says
January 18, 2017 at 6:00 pmYes…teaching teen boys to take care of there hair is a must for me. They will thank you when they are older!
Melissa says
January 19, 2017 at 8:08 amMy step son is beginning to get into the whole doing his hair thing. I’ll have to keep these on mind.
Tabitha Shakespeare says
January 19, 2017 at 11:12 amWhat a fun post! I love that your son modeled the products for you! So sweet!
Lucy says
January 19, 2017 at 11:45 amAren’t teenage boys fun? Teaching them to be clean and tidy is even better lol I have a 9-year-old who is just now starting to care about his appearance these products would be awesome to offer him! Thanks for sharing your tips and product information!
Dawn Monroe says
January 24, 2017 at 8:28 pmMy teenage son is always looking for hair products that work. He likes what I call the messy look but has trouble getting it to last. He needs a lasting spray or gel. I also like buying boys body spray.
Marissa says
February 1, 2017 at 1:18 amMy teenage son is struggling with twin attacks of dandruff and acne. He is so distressed right now. Unfortunately for him remedies and medicines are not working.
divya sharma says
February 26, 2017 at 9:57 pmThanks for the wonderful article. I’ve a quick question. Is this shampoo healthy for Hair, do I also need to apply any Oil for healthy hair. Because my son is facing the problem of hair fall.
Heather says
June 30, 2017 at 8:33 amGreat tips! You can find so many guides on women and girls’ hair care, but it’s important for boys to learn how to style and care for their hair too. Thanks for sharing!
Hair Related Services says
July 10, 2017 at 8:02 pmi find this informative reading comments and articles/blogs such a big help! thanks!
hair treatment says
October 2, 2017 at 6:27 pmi will let my son read this..