Hair Craft Co. Sea Salt Spray 1oz | Light Hold/Natural Finish | Add Volume & Texture | Ideal for All Types & Lengths | Men's Texturizing Surf Spray | Made in the USA | Paraben & Sulfate Free [Scented]

I dont ever use hair products. I decided to try based on hairdresser recommendation. Smells really nice (like a light cologne kind of) and works great. I have fine slightly wavy hair and it makes it look beach wavy without any residue or crunchiness. I love it. Great to have for travel too.

Hair feels fresh outta the ocean. Super dope and effective hair product to say the least.

This actually works to help give my hair a beachy wave look. It doesn’t control the frizz as much as I’d like though.

Great travel size

I'm a guy with longer, thick hair that was looking for styling products for my hair with a good hold but very natural or matte finish. I wear my hair in in a pushed back and parted-on-one-side look. When I started seeing products for salt spray, I actually thought they may work super well for me. What I imagined was the feeling of my hair after I go to the beach... Salty and somewhat gritty - but not dirty... I mean I think we all have seen the look - hair styled by the beach is a style. So essentially that's what I was going for, but slightly more groomed. I had never used a salt spray before and gave this one a try based on the bottle size and positive reviews. In short, this did not work as expected and did not make my hair feel at all as "styled by the beach". It smells good (it's a very light hair product smell) and I've been using off and on for 3 weeks and there's still a fair amount in the bottle. But I don't think this does anything for styling my hair. Like I said my hair is thick and I'm pretty sure it just absorbs this stuff. I use between 5-10 sprays to style my hair - which is pretty dampening but not soaking my hair, and then I blow dry after. I honestly didn't notice a difference between using this and not using this in my hair - besides the faint smell. Perhaps my hair is too thick for salt sprays, or I'd have to use a ton each time... Not sure really. But this kind didn't work for me.