Tesco Value Hairspray

Some days I go to a supermarket and think why am I here? The reason for this is I'll be there and realise I don't need anything at all! However I adore shopping and I feel really wrong coming out of a shop with nothing at all though I can't justify buying say a can of hairspray that I don't need for about a fiver! I own loads already and my favourite is Lee Stafford and I have 2 full cans on my dressing table as it is! So What I do is look for bargains or look at the value products to buy and compare my usual picks with cheaper brands and I do this just out of enjoyment! I can't tell you how many toiletries and stuff I own and all I can say is you should see my bedroom ...  Read the complete review

Just lately I seem to be systematically working my way through the supermarket basic ranges. Admittedly there have been some value products that have been too basic but I have encountered the odd one or two that have met with approval. I have always used hairspray, just a touch to help keep the barnet in place! There is a never ending range of sprays on offer these days and as soon as you turn your back another top hair stylist is introducing yet another `wonder` spray. A personal favourite is Silvikrin hairspray, it is good at its job, it is pleasantly perfumed and the fine spray gives a good firm hold. I had no real reason for ...  Read the complete review

Being from a dance background and having to do classes, exams and shows I have tried many different brands of hairspray over the years. Branded hairsprays retail at around £2 - £3.50 for a 300-400ml can, which really adds up especially if you need to use it every day. I needed a good reliable hairspray that would hold my hair in place as I dance and thought I'd give Tesco's own brand a go. I tried Tesco's firm hold hairspray which costs 61 pence for 300ml and have been very happy, it holds my hair in traditional dance styles (up) all day so I don't need to worry about it falling out. However, when I've used this hairspray for more natural hair styles (curls) I ...  Read the complete review

As with most of you nowadays the credit crunch has hit hard. Gone are the days that I can now buy expensive branded products just because I can. Now every penny counts so when I came across Tesco Value Hairspray I thought id give it a go and help my wallet out a bit. Priced at 37p for a 300ml aerosol can I didnt expect miracles from it and thats exactly what happened. Its not a bad hairspray - it did the job ok and I was pleased with the fact that it didnt leave my hair feeling sticky or looking limp as other hairsprays have done in the past. The problem I had with it is that it just didn't really do anything. It did give me a certain degree of hold ...  Read the complete review

After years of using hair gel and always and never really using hairspray, I didn't really know what to expect when I used it for the first time. I started with the more expensive branded items and I was so pleased with the way it performed, I now use it regularly. The Tesco Value hairspray is excellently priced costing only 57p, which is a very cheap price for such a large quantity of 300ml. Other brands like loreal come in much smaller containers and cost around 5 times the price and offer no increased benefits. You can buy this hairspray in the 'firm hold' variety or the 'Extra firm hold' which is a few more pence expensive but is worth the ...  Read the complete review