Pluses, minuses, could be great for the right hair
I have been battling rapidly thinning hair for some time now, due to a combination of factors like aging and dieting. I hoped the touted magic of rice water might work, so I gave this a try. It takes months to prove or disprove actual new hair growth, so I can't do that, but I have found some benefits and difficulties with this product.<br /><br />On the plus side, this gives body to hair much like the ocean breeze or a beachy hair spray, and that gives the illusion of more hair. However, my hair is so thin and so fine it is hard to apply the right amount, and too much leaves my hair flat, stringy, and dirty-looking. I couldn't fine-tune the spray enough to use it for daytime, but coating the tips of the teeth of a comb and applying to the scalp and roots as closely as possible without coating much of the hair works. At night I apply liberally to my scalp if I know I'll wash my hair the next day.<br /><br />The scent is not a plus for me, but certainly may be for others. I find it heavy and candy-like. It is not to my taste, but not horrible, so I put up with that. It doesn't smell like real lavender and the vanilla is heavy and musky. It wears off after a time, though, and opinion of scent is totally subjective.<br /><br />The pluses outweigh the negatives even with my extra thin and fine hair. I will continue to use it and update my review when enough time has passed to see real results.
Rating: 4 stars