Flexible Hairspray from Ojon

When I first tried Ojon’s new Revitalizing Flexible Hairspray, I thought it was excellent – it really does give volume, and the ‘flexible bounce’ it promises.

It feels really natural – no crispiness, or stickiness at all. and as it contains bambassu, jojoba and macademia oil, it’s working to condition hair and strengthen fine hair.

This hairspray says it is mainly for fine, limp, flat hair – and it’s Golden Australian Bamboo that allows for the flexible hold, without that horrible dry, sticky, crunchy feel and look you can get with hairspray.

So when I saw the price, I was a wee bit less shocked, considering all that is in it  – but it’s still expensive. It’s £23. Which in anyone’s money is a LOT for a hairspray, don’t you think?  Of course, you don’t need loads, it’s that effective, so it will last a while.

This is not for you if you love spraying hairspray all over your hair, your bathroom, your cat, and your dog at the same time!

If you haven’t heard of Ojon haircare at all, then you really should give it a go though – it’s excellent. Ojon Oil is at the heart of all the products, a rich natural oil renowned for its ability to repair damage. Ojon are committed to harvesting their natural ingredients using traditional, sustainable practices, which is a good thing.

I used this new Ojon hairspray in conjunction with the Vogetti Wonder Brush (mine is a limited pink Breast Cancer Care one from last October – you can get them at feelunique.com for about £5), which is a teasing brush, with three rows of bristles which are brilliant for backcombing and teasing the hair.

If you want volume that lasts, doesn’t feel sticky, and also smells lovely – this hairspray has a delightful scent, then you should invest in this Ojon hairspray.

Ojon Revitalizing Flexible Hairspray, £23 (250ml), from Ojon counters nationwide, from April 1, and ojon.co.uk. You can find Ojon in selected Boots stores – it will be in the Edinburgh Gyle Boots from April/May time. It’s also available at John Lewis.