Imperméable Anti-Humidity Spray Purse Size, 75 ml

Yes I love it made my hair easy to styling?

For the price the spray can is a tiny size, more like a sample than a full product .

My sister-in-law introduced me to luxury haircare years ago. She works with clients in the entertainment industry, and I have come to trust her recommendations, but I still judge a product by what it does for my own hair. Mine is short and wavy, and humidity can turn a style I liked when I left the house into something frizzy and difficult to manage. That is why I wanted to try Oribe's Imperméable Anti-Humidity Spray. I use it with Oribe's Supershine Hydrating Shampoo and Conditioner. The shampoo and conditioner leave my hair soft and give me a better starting point, but this spray has a different job: it is the finishing step that helps protect the style once I am out in damp air. The combination has worked very well for me. I have been much happier with how manageable my hair looks and feels when humidity would ordinarily undo the effort I put into styling it. What interests me about the formula is that the anti-humidity claim is not resting entirely on a collection of botanical extracts. Acrylates/Octylacrylamide Copolymer is a film-forming ingredient; it helps create the light barrier that keeps a finished style from reacting as readily to moisture in the air. That makes sense for a spray meant to help with frizz. The formula also includes panthenol, glycerin, and conditioning ingredients, while Oribe describes the finish as flexible rather than a rigid hairspray hold. I appreciate the distinction: with short, wavy hair, I want my style to stay polished without losing the movement that makes it look like my hair. It is also worth understanding what this product does and does not do. It is not a substitute for shampoo, conditioner, or styling my hair in the first place, and it does not create my waves for me. It helps me keep the look I have already worked for. That practical role is why it has earned a place alongside the Supershine products in my routine. Using a finishing spray is an easy additional step, and for me this one has made a noticeable difference when the weather is humid. This is the smaller 2.2-ounce can, and Oribe is undeniably expensive for the amount you get. I would not call it a bargain on volume alone. My sister-in-law's guidance and my own years of trying premium haircare have made me particular about which products I keep using, though, and I am willing to pay more when a product solves a problem I actually have. This one does. It makes the rest of my hair routine more worthwhile by helping the finished result hold up when I step outside. I have enjoyed exploring Oribe's products, and this spray is a strong example of why. It has a specific purpose in my routine, it works well with the shampoo and conditioner I already like, and it has helped me feel more confident about my hair in humid weather. Five stars from me.

I live in New Orleans and my hair is not a fan of the humidity. It's naturally wavy and fine. It either gets weighed down or frizzes up. I wasn't expecting much from this spray based on other reviews but it has done wonders for me. It's expensive but worth every penny. I pair this with Aveda's texture tonic, JVN air dry cream and Verb Ghost Oil. It's the best combo! My hair is light and structured without frizz. Win win win

This item was expensive and miniature