If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, SheKnows may receive an affiliate commission.
If there’s a downside to volumizing and thickening hairsprays, it is the less-than-desirable, rat nest texture that makes it next to impossible to casually run your fingers through your hair, let alone style it without encountering some nasty knots (if you know, you know.)
Luckily, shoppers with fine or thinning hair looking to add some bounce to their mane while still staying manageable have discovered Paul Mitchell Extra-Body Boost Volumizing Spray, a $9 hair volumizing spritz that not only brings hair back to life, but also gives it a thicker, softer feel — no sticky residue in sight.
Take it from someone who knows the struggle. One reviewer declared, “This is really great for lifting fine hair (such as mine). Makes your hair look and feel thicker. I really love it!”
Another shopper with pin-straight hair loved that the hair volumizing treatment’s lightweight formula tackles the challenge of heavy, stubborn strands, saying, “Wow, what a difference this makes! I have a ton of hair, but it won’t hold a style and gets weighed down. Other name-brand products left my hair feeling itchy and dirty, but not this one.” The signature green herbal scent of this hair volumizing spray – a mix of lily of the valley and water fruits – doesn’t hurt either.
Even fine-haired folks who’ve been burned by sticky, stiff volumizers in the past are saying this volumizing spray breaks the stiff mold, saying, “I’ve tried many products that just make hair stiff and sticky, but Paul Mitchell’s Extra-Body Boost actually does what it says — volumizes while keeping hair soft enough to comb through.” The nozzle design also gets points, allowing precise application at the roots for that extra lift exactly where it’s needed.
Bottom line? If you’re tired of hair products that promise volume but deliver crunch, Paul Mitchell Extra-Body Boost Volumizing Spray might be your ticket to your dream hair. And at only $9, why not give it a try and see what all the hype is about for yourself?
Before you go, click here to see the best products for frizzy hair: 
