amika Un.done Volume & Texture Spray 5.3 Ounce

I absolutely love this product! I am letting my hair grow and my former product was too heavy and sticky! This adds volume and my hair stays soft! The smell is AMAZING! To help, my hair is about chin length and I have a million layers. I think this product will be a huge help in growing out my layers without losing my mind! LOVE IT!

Works well to give my flat hair some volume on top without teasing. I sprayed it too close the first time and ended up with stiff hair in the back. Learning curve haha. It doesn’t make my hair oily and the scent is mild. I like it and will order it again.

I came across this volume & texture spray when my hair dresser used it on me a few years ago. I loved that it didn't have a strong smell and I liked how it felt on my hair - not sticky or stiff. I wear my hair longer and usually in a beach wave fashion. It gives me a lil boost at the roots and volume around the middle to keep me from having "flat hair." I found it here on Amazon and purchased it for $25 (at the time). Now I'll be honest that the price gave me pause - I think that's pricey for 5.3oz of aerosol. But, I was now a fan of the spray and I wanted to have some at home. I don't use much and not every day so it lasted me a while. I purchased a couple more times at the $25 price. Then, the price went up to $29. I tolerated the price tag at $25, but hitting over $30 with tax was a line for me. So I quit buying it. (Side note: I do not recommend Kristen Ess Beach Wave hairspray from Target as an alternative - too stiff, bad smell, hard-to-push nozzle). I recently re-purchased the spray when I saw it for under $25 on Prime Days this summer. Moving forward, I'll buy if I can find for $25 or under and just go without when the price stays higher. So, yes the product is good. Yes, I'd recommend it if you're looking to just give your hair a little umph, a light boost. Keep in mind though it's not a hairspray. It's not meant as a hold-my-look-in-place-without-moving-all-day kind of spray. If that's your end goal, you'd likely be disappointed in this product. If you were a teen girl in the 90s, Rave No. 4 this is not. But is it worth $29? Well ... maybe not. Use your discretion I guess. I'd suggest trying to find cheaper elsewhere or stalk Prime Days or holiday deals. A too high of price price sets the bar kinda high for what the spray actually does.

Very difficult to spray until you can figure out how to push the top. Don't see how it really helps with styling. Fragrance is over powering.

Changed from 3 stars to 5 It's November and I'm seriously thinking I can't live without this stuff. Once my hair got used to it, it makes my styling so much easier. I don't use as much hairspray and my hair is still soft and moveable. I don't know why o ever thought it was heavy. Maybe it was some other product I was using? Originally, I tried this product as a sample size and there wasn't enough to really see what it would do to my hair, but I had heard so much hype for it and I love amika products, so I bought the full size. At first I thought, "it doesn't really give any volume or texture, the smell is overpowering, and it weighs my fine hair down dramatically." Maybe it works better for folks with more coarse hair, but my baby fine hair wasn't sure. It was definitely a lot of hype for a product that did not deliver. Then... Changed from 2 stars to 3.... Okay. So it's now June and I have continued to use the product because I couldn't afford something different. After a while, either my hair got used to the product or something because I actually have grown to like it and the second day hair feeling I get when I use it. Sometimes it still feels heavy, but overall, I actually may buy it again.