My hair is very naturally curly, very tight spiral curls and when I was a kid, I hated it with a passion, I used to envy all those girls with straight hair and would have done anything to have mine straight, this was way before straighteners ever come in and to be honest they have become one of the best ever inventions and have allowed my dream of straight hair to come true, however occasionally now I get fed up of straightening my hair and like to show off my natural girls, so I have the best of both world really and can please myself how I want my hair on a daily basis without having to spend fortunes on perms etc when people go through that phase. Over the ...  Read the complete review

Well there's certainly no ' Harmony' in my household if my beloved can of Harmonys gone missing! (usually because my 17 year old daughter has pinched it and it's lost in her mountain of a mess of a bedroom) I totally rely on this hairspray because absolutely nothing else holds and fixes my hair into place like Harmony does. **Firm, Medium Dry, and doesn't cover you in sticky wetness** Harmony isn't the dryest of hairsprays (like Elnet), neither is it the wettest (like Bristows). It's blast from the can is firm and dry and sprays to one particular area of the hair, and lands on the hair, rather than showering you in wetness from head to ...  Read the complete review

I have hair that can be made poker straight or perfectly curly with just five or ten minutes effort but I have found that it doesn't always want to stay the way I've made it for the whole day. This is where copious use of hairspray comes in from time to time if I want to stay presentable and looking my best for the whole day. I purchased this 'Harmony' hairspray from Boots and paid £1.49 for a 300ml can of this firm hold hairspray. The last occasion that I brought this hairspray there was 33% extra free so I actually paid £1.49 for 400ml which was very good value. The can is nothing special just your standard can with a press down spray dispenser to ...  Read the complete review

I rarely ever use hairspray but I always keep one handy at home as we all have those bad hair days, where our hair will not stay in place and it misbehaves and will not go where you want it to. This product comes 225ml canister with a spray nozzle, it is priced around £1.23 and can be bought from any Boots store, supermarket or chemist, I bought mine from a Home Bargains store for 99p, which was a good price. It is ideal if you have fine or fly away hair and need to keep it in place, it is easy to brush or comb out at the end of the day, and it is strong holding. It has a conditioner to keep your hair from damage, it does not feel tacky ...  Read the complete review

Its Saturday night, and I'm getting ready for a girls' night out. It's been ages since we all got together so I'm really looking forward to it. I'm almost ready to go and I'm applying the final touches - lipstick……check, perfume………check, hairspray………arghhhh, I press the button and all that comes out is air. I've got 15 minutes until the taxi arrives so I send my partner to the nearest 'local' shop to buy me a replacement. He comes come 5 minutes later holding a can of Harmony hairspray Firm Hold **Background** Harmony was launched in 1956 and is probably most famously known for its 'Is she or isn't she?' advert in the seventies ...  Read the complete review