By Brittany Burhop Fallon

According to celebrity hair guru Sarah Potempa.

By Julie Ricevuto

It's THAT good.

By Julie Ricevuto

You're using hairspray wrong.

By Danielle Fontana

Bring out the paper towels. 

By Elise Minton Tabin

They can't leave home without these. 

By Danielle Fontana

One bottle, three purposes.

By Liz Ritter

Do or don't?

By Danielle Fontana

Some are straight from the pros.

By Brittany Burhop Fallon

Mind. Blown.

By Elise Minton Tabin

Get more out of your hairspray.

By NewBeauty Editors

The ultimate hair-saver. 

By NewBeauty Editors

When hairspray first became available in the 40s, women used it to basically glue their strands together. But today, hairstylists use hairspray in whole new ways from runway to ...

By Leann Harms

As much as I covet the look of shiny, flawless hair-the kind typically found on fashion runways and at red carpet events-I also detest the feel of weighted hair, burdened with b...

By Marissa Hicken

Flyaways aren't always easy to treat. Sprays that tame flyaways can often leave the rest of your hair weighed down and greasy. But Define from Emmetts Haircare is not that kind ...

By Marissa Hicken

All of us girls who need extra hold for hairstyles to stay in place, have very high expectations of hairspray. With all of those needs in mind, the scientists at Living Proof de...