Volumizing Mist

This spray for the hair gives volume and sturdiness when you work it with heat (hair dryer). By the way, it smells great! After fusing, I indeed have more volume and my hair feels a bit stiffer. Throughout the day, my hair lost that effect a little bit. A great product, gives just a little extra! @moroccanoil

I have pretty fine, style and thin hair, which makes this product work well for my hair. I have years of experience as a hairdresser and always used a salt spray or powder at least on the roots of my hair to create volume in this way. Do not spray it too much on the tips if they are already dry but try to knead a little oil here. In short: this makes your hair stiff, ideal for people with fine/smooth hair. 👌🏼

I have very fine hair and therefore it is sometimes difficult to create some volume. I often use a volumizing powder, salt spray or sometimes a dry shampoo (and yes sometimes even just cheap baby powder because I occasionally get tired of the smells of the other products or find too predominant) I've tried Moroccanoil's Volumizing Mist for a while now instead of my other products and I'm honestly a fan. I read from other reviews that it causes dry points, tangles and other misery, which is exactly why I only use it sparingly on my start. I have tried it in different ways, and the best effect I notice if I first blow dry my hair for at least 75% dry, then spray this on the starter, go through with my fingers to distribute and then blow dry everything further dry. The effect is subtle but certainly present. My hair feels and looks just a little more 'fluffy' and there is a little easier to knead volume, without being sticky or overly dry. Personally, I finish it off by working some of the Moroccanoil oil in the points and then I can go through the day with lovely smelling hair, because the scent is fantastic again 😍 The price for the full size is a bit on the high side, but I'm probably going to buy it once because I'm a big fan of the subtle Moroccanoil scent and much prefer to use something like this than a cheaper brand that I'm tired of the smell after an hour. @moroccanoil