Hair Scalp Sunscreen Spray SPF 30 Color-Safe UV Blocker for Dyed Highlighted Hair Weightless Non-Greasy Protection Beach Pool

To start, I burn REALLY BAD. I burn really easily and then start to peel. On my last trip, there were white flakes all throughout my hair. It was embarrassing to go out in public. I bought this for my most recent vacation, and there was no burn at all! Not a single white flake in sight. I will keep buying this brand for all my trips/encounters in the sun. It works like a charm! Read more

I've tried several spf for hair and this one has been the best for me. I ride a lot of horses and am in the baking sun a lot! This stuff works! My hair used to get soooo dry and cooked in the sun and now it stays bouncy, soft, and silky. I tried a leave in conditioner with spf and it was too heavy and sticky for me. This stuff is a spray, which I like a LOT more. It's light, smells good, and soaks in your hair very well and quick. I'm on my third bottle. LOVE IT! Read more

Made my hair slightly greasy but helped decrease sunburn on my scalp during vacation. I still used a hat for a portion of the time Read more

It’s the right amount of liquid, for TSA approval. I bought three. I use it on my body, though. If you have sensitivities, and if your scalp is compromised, in any way at all, consult with your dermatologist first, before doing a patch test, on your own. Please, don’t take matters into your own hands, if your scalp is already compromised. Good product. Read more

It’s a little sticky on my hair Read more

MI nieta juega softball y lo usa para el parque. Bien olor y textura Read more

I’ve got two very light skinned, light haired children who burned very easy on their scalp. I bought this product when we went to the Bahamas this summer. We used it on both boys and it was amazing. It worked extremely well. Read more

I bought this product on Amazon and was shocked by how misleading it is. The box claims SPF 30 protection, but the ingredient list shows only one sunscreen filter: titanium dioxide, with no concentration listed. That’s not how real sunscreens are labeled in the U.S., where SPF products are regulated as over-the-counter drugs. Titanium dioxide alone does not provide reliable broad-spectrum UVA/UVB protection, and without the percentage listed, there’s no way to confirm this is truly SPF 30. The rest of the ingredients are basically water, glycerin, and ginger extract. This is a serious safety concern because people may trust this product to protect their scalp from skin cancer and sun damage — when in reality, it likely does not deliver what it claims. Amazon should not allow products like this to be sold in the U.S. under false SPF claims. Read more