Enchanted Island Salt Spray

The smell of this product is amazing, very tropical. I use it on dry or mostly dry hair. I pull my hair up and out to the side, spray, and then let my hair fall into the mist of spray. It gives my hair some movement and body without being sticky. I just have better hair days when using it. Great for bangs too.

This works amazing for styling thick wavy hair- especially in combo with hairstory’s hair balm product and a diffuser...but the smell is hard to handle. I’ve heard hairstylists rave about it- so I don’t know if I got a bad batch or what.. but mine is like a mix of vodka, sour beer, and cheap perfume. I hope they make an unscented version.

Stinks, sticky, did not curl... I've used Bumble and Bumble was very happy with it. It just goes to show you you get what you pay for.

I love this stuff. They regularly sell out of it at my hair salon, Edo Salon in San Francisco (which was recently featured in a few national articles)—it’s that popular. It is wonderful for air drying or diffusing wavy and curly hair. You don’t need a lot! One of the other reviews said it made her hair “crunchy”—this only happens if you use too much, which I accidentally did once. I use this every day on my wavy hair and it always feels like regular hair texture to touch. It’s perfect for anyone with curly layers or a modern shag.

I couldnt get pass the smell, which is what Inwas excited for. It smells like a stale sugary fruity alcohol drink. Returned.

My hair is fine and straight. Rohua salt spray, 5 star pomade with coconut oil to keep my hair restoration intact, and a Laifen hair blow drier wwork fabulously!

I tried this during a vacation to Hawaii. Didn't hurt, didn't help; didn't really do anything. Read about the fabulous smell too--another head scratcher. Save your money.

Love this! Very natural scent that’s sort of like flowers, fruit and sea. Not at all perfumey or synthetic smelling. Gives amazing grit and fullness to my fine hair.