COST: $8.99 for 4.2 ounces
THE SKINNY: Most days, with the right product, my hair will fall into perfectly beachy waves. Marc Anthony's Dream Waves Beach Spray did not quite get my hair to that point.
It added a little wave, but mostly just fell flat. (Maybe if you have a little more natural curl or shorter hair, it would hold up better.)
The spray goes on light and does not leave behind any of that scrunchy feeling.
What I did like about this spray is the perfectly beachy smell. All day long I caught hints of coconut and pina-coloda. Great for a day at the beach (and this stuff contains UV protectors) ... not so great if you go through a traffic stop.
I'm not sure this will make its way into my normal rotation but because it does have some sun protection in it, I'll likely use it for a day at the pool. So it's not a total loss.
It added a little wave, but mostly just fell flat. (Maybe if you have a little more natural curl or shorter hair, it would hold up better.)
The spray goes on light and does not leave behind any of that scrunchy feeling.
What I did like about this spray is the perfectly beachy smell. All day long I caught hints of coconut and pina-coloda. Great for a day at the beach (and this stuff contains UV protectors) ... not so great if you go through a traffic stop.
I'm not sure this will make its way into my normal rotation but because it does have some sun protection in it, I'll likely use it for a day at the pool. So it's not a total loss.
KEEP OR TOSS: I am keeping it ... for now.
CHECK IT OUT: You can learn more about the Beach Waves line and find this item at Ulta.
-- Tested by Carrie
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