The spray formula is built around a few goals: smoothing the cuticle, making combing easier and adding shine without a heavy feel. This determines who will benefit from it most.
Well suited to:
- Porous hair — hydrolysed keratin spreads over the surface and temporarily smooths damaged areas of the cuticle, so the strands look more elastic and less frizzy.
- Dry and dull hair — panthenol, aloe and plant waters in the formula help soften the lengths and add natural shine.
- Coloured hair — it tends to be more porous and dry, so it responds well to leave-in smoothing products.
- Long strands that tangle easily — the silicone gives slip and makes combing easier.
With reservations:
- Fine hair that quickly loses volume — the spray can be used, but only on the lengths and in a small amount, otherwise the roots may look flatter.
- Oily scalp — the product is applied only to the lengths, not to the scalp and roots, otherwise it will make the hair get dirty faster.
If you have a sensitive scalp or a tendency to irritation, test the spray on a small area first: the formula contains fragrance and active additives that may cause a reaction in some people. In addition, the formula contains peanut oil (Arachis Hypogaea Oil), so the spray should not be used if you are allergic to peanuts.