T'zikal Shine Rich Dry Oil Mist - Lightweight, Hair Shine Spray and Finishing Oil - Color Safe, Sulfate Free and Paraben Free - Best Used for Dry Damaged and Frizzy Strands

I like that your spray this into you hands and then apply the oil to the ends of the hair and work up from there. Easier to not "overdo" that way. It only takes one or two spritz into my palms for my barely should length hair. I like that the conditioning and shine last through the second day for me and I like the subtle scent.

The bottle is lux but the oil is off-putting. Once I use this up I will not repurchase. Due to the smell, I have mixed with other oils and use sparingly. I read some reviews about it smelling like lavender, but it doesn't smell like that to me. I don't find too many scents undescribable, but this one sort of is. It's simiar to what you might smell in nature...but nature has many scents! Also too pricey for what you get. I've paid more for - better - smelling, best performing hair oils, and been satisfied. *Update 3/18/18 Wet Dog, it smells like a wet dog!

Not bad for a dry oil. As a curly girl with low porosity hair i need a thicker oil and or cream product.

I dislike the heavyweight and smell.

I've tried various oils on my hair, and this one is hands down the best (albeit a bit pricey, but then you don't use that much, either, so it goes a long way). It has a bit of an earthy odor. I like it, but this might put some people off.

3 sprays makes your hair so greasy and 2 sprays you can barely tell if it's working. I have used hair oils before and this is not my favorite. The smell is not for everyone.

I use this by spraying twice into the palm of my hand, rubbing together and then smoothing it through my hair. It gives just the right amount of weight to eliminate fly-away hairs without looking too placed. For when I want a natural look, instead of a "styled" look, I like to use this.

I like the fine mist, I have thin hair, need to use a little - one spray, it gives lot of shine, don't like the strong smell, can't figure out which plant oil is in, what gives that specific scent .