John Frieda Volume Lift Hairspray, Volumizing Hairspray with Air-Silk Technology for Fine or Flat Hair, Adds Body, Long-Lasting Hold, and Fullness for Fine, Thin Hair, 10 Oz

This body lift hairspray does as advertised. I think it’s just as good as the more expensive body life hairsprays so save your money and but this! It really works!

Best hairspray around. Has nice smell, holds hair in place with out looking stiff and unnatural.. a little pricey but worth it

This is a good hairspray for fine, thin hair. It still leaves the hair a tad crunchy though. I was hoping for a softer feel. But it does the job.

Love this hair spray

This product works fine. It does smell really good. It doesn’t actually hold as well as I thought it would or should, but if you don’t have super fine hair, I’m sure it will work just great for you. It just didn’t have what I needed to do the job in hot Florida sun where my hair falls flat.

I love this product. It really does help with volume.

This works great for my thinning hair. It gives me volume lift which looks good and makes Me smile.

So I have been buying this mousse for several years now. And I always buy a 2 or 3 pack from Amazon. However, the last few orders I have placed, the mousse mixture goes bad HALF WAY through using the bottle. This mousse is not cheap, compared to the other brands, so having to toss a bottle that's almost half full is just ridiculous.If you have used this brand and this specific model for a while, I'm guessing you have had the same experience. Usually, when you invert the bottle and dispense the mousse, it's a very nice airy blob, which is perfect for touching through thin hair (which is my case and why I pay the price for this stuff). It works wonders on thin hair, as it doesn't weight things down.However, the last 2-3 orders I have placed, 1 of the two bottles goes flat. What I mean by flat, is when I dispense the mouuse, it's not that nice full foam, it's just like a soupy liquid. Which is completely useless and can't be used at all. So I end up tossing the bottle. Unfortunately, that means I have tossed about 3 or 4 of these bottles when they are still half full.Another issue with this, is the cheap plastic top button dispenser. If you accidently drop this thing, it seems to always fall head first and it will snap off the dispenser button. Then it's toast. There is no real way to use it, as it won't sit back on the top to dispense the foam.I don't know if it's just me, but I didn't have this problem with the mousse until about the last year. Perhaps there is some issue with something they changed in the formula or the way they add in the compressed air. I'm going to have to start looking for an alternative.