GarnierFructis Style Wonder Waves Non Aero Hairspray, 8.50-Fluid Ounce

I have been using wonder waves for years. I don't use this as a traditional hairspray. More of a refresher for my natural curls. I have a natural light curl in my hair. After days of brushing through my hair they sometimes looks flat and fly-away. So what I do is simply spray it onto my hair where I want the waves to bounce back. Or, I will spray it directly into my hand and run it down the length of my hair. This way seems to saturate the area of hair better. Either way after applying it to the hair I simply take handfuls of hair and scrunch it up in my fist. Let it fall out naturally and let it dry. Voila, Your curls are back, defined, and look fabulous! Holds for hours. I love this stuff, and it works great.

Gives my curls great definition and body. I just spray it on and put my hair up in a loose bun for a short time. When I release the bun, curls are defined, and frizz is greatly reduced.

Weirdly enough this works great on some days and less well on others, even if I use it in the same way. Sometimes it makes my hair crunchy and sometimes it makes great, soft waves. Don't use it on wet hair, for sure. Seems to work best on next day hair.

This is my Mother’s holy grail product, however, they stopped making this product, so she’s only been able to find it here on Amazon. Please don’t stop offering this!

I love this product.

This product is the only spray I can use on my curly hair to tame it without weighing it down or making it look wet. So I hate the fact that I have a hard time finding it but when I do, I buy as many as I can.

I’ve tried several different sprays to tame my frizz and bring out my natural curls. This is by far the best I’ve found and does not make hair sticky or crunchy feeling at all.

I’m not sure if they’ve changed the formula or I got a bad batch, but there is something off about the scent of the two bottles I ordered. It’s definitely different than the formula I’ve used for years, and it’s not pleasant. It came in the same “old” bottle too, so I doubt it’s a formula change