The thing I love most about it, though, is the way that it leaves my hair feeling super clean without stripping it of oil and leaving it dry. For when you want hair to look lifted, beachy and tousled, this root styling spray makes for the ultimate reach-for.

milliliters of liquid volume is enough to spray thoroughly on damp hair from about 6 to 8 inches away. Conditioners are similar to volumizing shampoos in their ingredient list (B5, biotin, keratin) but are designed to be used after cleansing the hair. v=1680250516","width":800},{"alt":null,"id":31942028099814,"position":10,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1.It’s hardworking, sure, but it’s not a particularly heavy mask, so it doesn’t create unwanted weight. It’s honestly so good I struggle to express my overwhelming, all-encompassing love for the fresh, citrusy aroma. Some sprays work as dry shampoos while others are formulated to spray onto wet hair before styling either with a hairdryer or without.

The best thing about this spray is that it has a unique nozzle that can be adjusted depending on how much volume and body you're after. A standout from hairstylist Jen Atkin's popular (and beautifully packaged) hair line, Ouai's floral-scented Texturizing Hair Spray is like a cross between a light-hold hair spray and a texturizer.

Made with citrus juice to revitalize the scalp and hair and lavender and eucalyptus for a fresh aroma, you'll love this texturizer for sure. I can backcomb to my heart’s content, but within minutes, it’s dropped out and my floppy mop is back. I love that this lightweight styling spray can be used on damp or dry hair, depending on how much lift you're after. v=1663901239","width":800},{"alt":null,"id":21938070356052,"position":2,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1.

While it’s rare that I opt for a polished hair look, for days when I want my hair to look sleek and glossy, this is my go-to. The OUAI Volume Spray is a weightless mist that adds long-lasting thickness, volume, and bounce to all hair types. At first, it seems counter-intuitive to use a thick paste to cleanse your hair and add volume, but as soon as you have rinsed out this cleanser, everything makes perfect sense. Use a volumizing shampoo and conditioner, avoid applying conditioner to the roots, tease the roots for added lift, massage the scalp to stimulate volume, blow dry the hair upside down, use dry shampoo between washes, change your hair parting, and curl your hair overnight without heat. Hair foams, on the other hand, have a lighter, frothy texture that lends all of the volume without any of the heaviness or stickiness.From shampoos to masks, keeping scrolling for the hair products that actually give my thin hair some volume without weighing it down.