BYRD Hairdo Products Texturizing Surf Spray with Sea Salt and Coconut Water - Natural Shine, Frizz Controlling, Beachy Volume | Sulfate Free, Paraben Free | 6oz

Picture this: I spray it on my damp hair in the morning, and by the time I'm out the door, I look like I've just spent the day surfing. The salty coconut scent is divine—think tropical vacation in a bottle. It's subtle but lingers just enough to keep me feeling fresh. One of the standout features is how it adds texture and volume without weighing my hair down. Thanks to the quinoa proteins, vitamin B5, and sea buckthorn extract, my hair not only looks great but feels healthier too. It's also a huge plus that it's paraben-free, sulfate-free, phthalate-free, vegan-friendly, and cruelty-free. Unexpected benefit? It works on all hair types! Whether you have thick, thin, curly, straight, or wavy hair, this spray delivers. Just spritz it evenly on damp or dry hair, style as usual, and let it air dry—effortless and effective. The only slight drawback is that it can leave a bit of a residue if you over-apply, so a little goes a long way. Overall, Byrd Sea Salt Surfspray is a game-changer for achieving that coveted surfer's hair effortlessly. If you've ever wanted to capture that sun-kissed, windswept look, this is the product for you.

it is very easy to use. about 5 sprays can last for a whole day. hair looks thicker after using it for 3 weeks

I tried the Texturizing Surf Spray by BYRD because I love the scent of coconut. While the spray definitely adds texture to my hair, the fragrance is overwhelmingly strong. Even after showering, the scent lingered for about three days. Although it's advertised as paraben, sulfate-free... the overpowering smell makes me think there are a lot of chemicals in it that are not shown on the label. Concerned about potential effects on my hair, I've decided to stop using it. I almost threw it away, but since the scent isn’t entirely unpleasant, I repurposed it as a toilet fragrance.

Apenas hay diferencia entre aplicarse el spray y llevar el pelo natural, al menos en mi caso, que lo llevo corto (4 dedos de flequillo). Algo se nota, pero casi nada. No vale la pena en mi opinión, y por supuesto no tiene nada que ver con la forma en la que te queda el pelo cuando sales de nadar en el mar.

My Son loves this sea salt spray for his hair.