I'm a sucker for anything that is supposed to make your hair appear fuller and thicker. That makes me ripe for the pickin'!
A couple weeks ago, I saw a Facebook ad for some hair thickening hairspray. Okay, I'll bite! It was $20.00. That took me back to the days when I actually did spend 20 bucks for a can of hairspray--you know, the late 80's early 90's--a time of BIG hair?
Fast forward to today.
So I made the purchase--actually, I bought 2 because if you bought two, it was only $30.00. I'm also a sucker for a bargain!
Well, it came in.
You might be asking, "Well, Barb, did you look at the number of ounces?" The short answer is "No." The long answer is "No, I din it! Even if I did, I have no idea how many ounces anything looks like." Unless it's cooking. I'm not sure cooking ounces are the same as spraying ounces. Actually, I know nothing about ounces.
Looking on the bright side, they are perfect for traveling. On the even brighter side, it works! But, I won't be buying it again--that's for sure! Fool me once... or whatever that saying is!
Now that is a teeny tiny canister of hairspray! Thank goodness it works! I don't think that I would have checked the size either, I'd have just assumed that for that money it would be a normal size.
ReplyDeleteHow handy for travel. I use so little hairspray that I used to get by on the travel size (normal travel size, mind you) that my hairdresser gave me at Christmas each year. I would switch it out each year, even if not empty. I hate the idea of washing my hair and then immediately making it sticky.
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