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." But not all formulas are the same — some texturize while adding shine; others are intended for a matte effect. You've gotta have options, after all. Still, there is one commonality: It turns hair that would otherwise appear slightly disheveled into a full-on look. Pure hair magic. Texture spray should be applied after curling your hair. It's usually meant to be used as a "finishing touch" step, as it helps define each curl, adds volume, and supports an effortless, tousled look. Our texturizing hairspray fosters a beachy look that won’t fall flat throughout the day while medium-hold, non-aerosol sprays are good for giving body and the environment. Tendrils that are up against humidity can use a dose of our extra strong hairspray for a look that will stand up to moisture while remaining flexible, shiny, and flowy. Why Choose Davines Hairsprays?

This well-known, powerful styling product often conjures up images of late ’80s hair dos that reached for the sky and stayed in place for days on end. The original hairspray opened the door to crispy curls, immovable hairstyles and polished ponytails to the point of looking unnatural and uncomfortable. For many, avoiding hairspray is common as no one wants hard-to-the-touch hair dos. At Davines, you’ll only find hairsprays that hold hairstyles without the crispy feel. Choosing the right hairspray for your styling needs can make all the difference, enhancing a natural, healthy-looking hairdo. Hairsprays Without Alcohol

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Davines hair sprays come in a variety of strengths that provide the perfect amount of hold for your hair. They won’t leave hair crunchy or frozen but instead create a soft, elegant appearance, no matter the style you choose. Our hairsprays are made without parabens and added colorants so you can rest easy that your hair is in good hands. You'll find products formulated for specific hair types, such as R+Co Balloon Dry Volume Spray for fine hair and Herbal Essences Tousle Me Softly Spray Gel for natural hair. And some formulas are suitable for all hair types, like Ceremonia Açaí Style Refresher. Alisha explains that texturising sprays work all hair types, just with different results. “ On fine hair it adds light, airy volume that looks and feels natural,” she says. “Wavy hair adds more definition, adds a protective layer and tame flyaways. Curly and coily hair creates soft texture without weighing down curls.” Who doesn't love hair that has main character energy? If yours is limp, fine or drops moments after styling, you need one of the best texturising sprays for hair.

A helpful tip to keep in mind when you're using texture spray: "It's best to apply to the roots to create volume and separation, as the separation will achieve the desired texture," says New York City-based stylist Carly Quist. "Sprays can also be applied to mid-lengths and ends to give a more sexy, slept-in look." But either way, apply them as a finishing product.If you're anything like me, you spend what feels like a millennia styling your hair into perfect, effortless beachy waves, only for the whole look to turn limp and lifeless after stepping 10 yards out my front door. And in the summer, with the humidity? I may as well not have bothered. All hair types can use a texturizing mist, but Naderhas some advice for tailoring the application to deliver the best results. “Fine to medium hair types will benefit, as will shorter hair cuts," he says. "In the course of 30 years spent doing hair, I've found that texturizing mist works especially well on uncolored hair, as it will plump up the strand and add dimension without the heaviness of a chalky dry shampoo.” Your styling-product arsenal could seem more than sufficient, but if you still haven't achieved the perfectly piecey, defined, model-off-duty hair you've been desiring, you may be missing one key element: texture spray. The hairspray of the past featured an exorbitant amount of alcohol, leaving the hair crispy, parched, and frozen in place. Many would use half the bottle and disappear into a cloud of strong-smelling fumes to achieve superior hold throughout the workday. What’s worse, brushing through a hair-sprayed style could cause damage and breakage. Skip to: What does a texturising spray do and when should I use it? | How do texturising sprays perform on different hair types? | Any application tips for getting the most out of texturising sprays? | How does a texturising spray differ from other styling products? OR Shop the best texturising sprays Best texturising sprays at a glance: