ORBIE DRY TEXTURIZING SPRAY

Does what it says on the tin!

Horrible product. Bad smell and it gets on your hand every time you touch the hair.

Da hab ich schon viel bessere Drogerieprodukte erworben. Schade…

I really love this texturizing spray. First of all, the scent is amazing — it smells like a nice, interesting perfume, not like a typical hair product. You only need a small amount, and the difference is noticeable right away. I usually use it when my hair is straightened and looks too smooth. This spray adds that little bit of edge — texture, movement, and a relaxed, slightly messy look with character. I apply it a little away from the roots (not directly on them) and slightly on the length, but never on the ends. It creates a light rough texture, and that’s exactly what helps the hairstyle hold. Smooth hair doesn’t hold anything — but once you have this texture, you can shape your hair with your fingers and it stays that way. It’s not a hairspray that freezes everything. The hair stays alive and flexible, but you can still feel the product working. Even on the second or third day, I can just scrunch my hair a bit and restyle it easily — it still holds, even when it’s probably time to wash my hair. I have the small size (2.1 oz / 61 g), and it lasts forever. I’ve been using it for months, and it feels like I’ve only used half of it. Super compact and cute — easy to throw into a bag, car, or take while traveling. It works great on both long and short hair. A friend of mine uses the same product for men’s styling, and it works perfectly too. Overall, great scent, great texture, and very versatile. Definitely staying with me for a long time.

Love it but for the price it's stupidly small

My chin-length hair is usually so soft after washing and blow-drying that it becomes impossible to style — great for long hair, not so great for short. This texturizing spray has been a game-changer. It adds just enough grip to give my hair shape and hold, making it easy to style with only a round brush. The texture is subtle, never crunchy, sticky, or oily, and it keeps my hair looking naturally healthy. Be aware that the spray comes out with a strong, forceful mist, so it’s not meant to lock hair in place like traditional hairspray. Instead, it creates that perfect, touchable finish that makes styling effortless without weighing anything down. My hair keeps its shine and movement with no extra products needed.

UPDATE: The bottle has become easier to spray, possibly because there's less product in it now? But now that I've used it a few times, this stuff is pretty great. *It smells better than the Garnier stuff (but still smells. Why? Why can't we get products like this unscented? I hate smelling fake florals everytime I turn my head). *This is probably not news to people who are familiar with different styling products, but it is like some weird dry shampoo/ hairspray hybrid that sticks to each individual hair. It actually does what it says: gives my slippery fine hair texture and volume. It's so weird when a beauty product does what it says it will. *It lasts a long time. It doesn't seem to come out with brushing or sleeping. But I can brush my hair and it remains effective. *It works better than the many dry shampoos I have tried. There is no visible residue, it doesn't feel heavy or sticky, it controls oil as well or better than the standard powder formulas I have tried (batiste, Aveda, etc). *It also gives me the occasional cystic acne on my neck, but basically all products that have 'particles' do that. If you are prone to that, then you can add this to the list of things that will probably do that. It's still worth it. Original review: The product itself seems interesting. It's the first texturizer I've used and it does seem to provide volume in fine straightish hair in an interesting way that allows brushing and movement, lasts for a long time, and keeps the oil down. That being said, I had to hold the can in two hands and press down with a finger from each hand in order to get any product out of the can. This was on first use, so there was no possible clogging from prior use. The dispenser top is ridiculously stiff and hard to press down. As a result, I wasn't able to apply the product as precisely as I wanted, because I had to use both hands just to dispense it in the general direction of my head. Maybe the larger bottle is less poorly manufactured? For this amount of money, it should dispense easily and flawlessly with the use of one average human hand. I suggest they spend a tiny portion of their profit on a better dispenser.