Oribe Dry Texturizing Spray (300ml)

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So what does that mean for texturizing sprays? Think of it as a middle ground between dry shampoo and hairspray. While some sprays have the ability to absorb oil and some have the ability to provide light hold, texturizing spray is to be used on clean hair and can be used before applying hot tools like a heated styling brush or curling iron. Oribe’s Dry Texturizing Spray comes in a box with minimal, clean branding. Something about it assured me that there was luxury within. The box alone made me feel like I was about to open something worth savoring, and while I test and receive a lot of hair products, I can confidently tell you, that’s not a common trait. The spray was easy to take out and start using, no directions needed. Stylist Ryan Trygstad, owner of Mark Ryan Salon in New York City, says texture sprays are fantastic for all hair types — especially for creating lift at the root of fine to medium hair. "They are perfect to create that lived-in texture," he says. "Dry texture sprays are great for second-day hair, when you need to revive it." that is, or may reasonably be considered to be submitted in extreme volumes and as such be deemed as ‘spam’;

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One of the biggest benefits of using texturizing spray is increased volume, Chicago-based hairstylist Jenna Spino told us. It can also be used for hold and adding grit to softer hair. Some ingredients worth noting include mango and aloe extracts, ginger root extract, pro-vitamin B-5, sunflower seed extract, kiwi extract, and the Oribe Signature Complex, which is made up of watermelon, lychee, and edelweiss flower. Oribe claims this product can help hydrate, soften, and strengthen the hair, as well as build volume and defend it from stress, deterioration, drying, color depletion, and damage.

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