Suave Volumizing Root Boost Spray

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I ran out of my Michael O' Rourke Root Lifter, so I decided to try this one from Suave. The Root Boost Spray has a concentrated nozzle to get the product into the roots of your hair. It has the classic Suave scent, which I like.

How I use this:

On wet hair, I lift up sections of my hair and spray 2-3 sprays on each section. Then I rub my scalp to make sure it is evenly distributed, and blow dry. While I am blow drying, I rub my scalp to really lift the hair at the root. Then I flip my hair over and have volumized hair! After, I style as usual.

I like this root boost spray. One of the big keys for me is if it made me oily. This did not. I can wash my hair at night, put this spray in and blow dry and wake up with very little oil the next morning. This spray did not make my hair crunchy, or make it feel heavy or greasy. I would definitely repurchase this!

What kinds of root lifters do you like? Do you have any recommendations for me? I'd love to hear from you! Leave me a comment and let me know!

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