I have a love/hate relationship with my hair. You see, I have an interesting hair type — it’s ultra-fine, but I have a ton of it. So while my mane has the ability to look lush and full, it also has a tendency to fall flat pretty quickly. Typically, the only formulas that will maintain the volume I’m after are thick mousses and foams that often make my hair feel crunchy. I thought the annoying crunch was just the trade-off I’d have to deal with for voluminous hair. . . until I tried the K18 AstroLift Reparative Volume Spray.
I wasn’t expecting much from this volume spray, simply because lightweight sprays like this rarely give my hair enough hold. So, with a lot of skepticism, I spritzed my damp roots liberally. I thought that even if it didn’t help me achieve the volume I was after, at least it could repair breakage and make my hair softer since it’s infused with the signature k18 peptide that’s designed to fully repair strands from the inside out.
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Using my trusty T3 Aire 360, I proceeded to blow out my hair with the round brush attachment like normal. And while I wasn’t expecting much volume, my hair looked like I just came from the salon once I finished styling it — with noticeable, impressive volume to boot. The result wasn’t as dramatic as the mousses I regularly use, but the K18 spray gave me a natural-looking lift and added shine.
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I promptly hopped on a Zoom call and was greeted with compliments. “Mary, did you do something different with your hair? It looks so good,” one person commented. Another even asked if I just came from the salon. Of course, I let them in on my secret. That interaction confirmed that AstroLift deserved a permanent spot in my hair routine.
It’s now been almost two months since I started using Astrolift and I still reach for it on hair washing days. Along with providing natural-looking volume, the spray has also enhanced shine and has made my hair feel more manageable. The reparative benefits might not be as profound as K18’s Leave-In Molecular Repair Hair Mask, but this is nice for when your hair could use an extra health boost too. Plus, I’m very happy at the fact that this doesn’t leave my hair feeling crunchy in the slightest — it’s only smooth silky sailing here.
If you blow dry your hair regularly, adding this to your regimen will give you salon-worthy hair from home. Take it from me, K18 AstroLift Reparative Volume Spray is worth the hype.
Get the K18 AstroLift Reparative Volume Spray for $46 at Sephora!
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