Blind Barber 40 Proof Sea Salt Spray

The Blind Barber 40 Proof Sea Salt Spray is a fantastic go-to for men looking to add texture and volume to their hair with a natural, matte finish. This water-based texturizing spray is ideal for creating those effortless, “off the beach” waves with a bit of hold to keep your style in place without feeling sticky or stiff.The scent is a major highlight—fresh and subtle, it leaves hair smelling great without overpowering. The hold is just enough to maintain shape and texture throughout the day, adding volume and grit that looks natural and tousled rather than overly styled. The spray is also lightweight, so it doesn’t weigh down finer hair types, and it works well with thicker hair for added lift and texture.For anyone seeking an easy-to-use, high-quality sea salt spray that delivers on volume, hold, and scent, the Blind Barber 40 Proof Sea Salt Spray is a perfect choice for achieving laid-back, textured styles.

I recently purchased this Sea Salt Spray bottle, and unfortunately, it is completely useless. The spray mechanism is not working, and I am unable to spray anything out of it. I have tried adjusting the nozzle and making sure the bottle is properly pressurized, but nothing seems to work. It's frustrating to spend money on a product that doesn't even work as intended. I wouldn't recommend this spray bottle to anyone. Save yourself the hassle and look for a different option.

Love the hold and smell. Great product

I’m familiar with this product, but one of the 2 bottles leaked when package was opened.

I want to first address the "top comments" which all are regarding the scent, which concerned me when I was browsing. I purchased this in Spring 2021 and the scent is actually quite nice and not overpowering like those reviews claim. I wanted to make sure I wasnt just desensitized to it by standing in its fart-cloud in the bathroom so I asked my fiancee to smell my head (out of nowhere and she looked pretty damn confused) and she agreed it smelled great and not at all overpowering. She had to legit put her nose all the way to my head to smell it. Maybe they changed the formula from those 2018/2019 batches that those reviews seem to all stem from? Not 100% sure, but it smells like what it says on the bottle - a light vanilla-like smell + a little bit of that regular hairspray smell, which is fair to expect in any spray product.Fortunately for me, unless you pile it on thick, your hair doesn't look like it has product in it. As you would expect, that means it doesnt hold super firmly, which is again perfect for me. I would guessthis is better for more subtle stylings on short-medium hair unless you're piling it on thick. In that case, you should just be getting a regular or stronger spray, though. I would imagine this means longer haired people probably aren't going to get too much out of this product unless you seriously trained your hair while growing it out and are ok with not having much control on your hair. Most important to me, it doesnt make your hair all hard and crusty. It's got that natural, layered, wavy-locks-texture, keeps hair soft to touch, and still gives some ability to style.It's a little bit more expensive than I think it should be since the large majority of its ingredients are water and salt, which are about as inexpensive as you can possibly get, but this is a great fit for me and what I'm looking to do. I'll likely test some other sea salt sprays (as this is my first one - typically have been recommended pomade in the past). All in all, this does everything it says and everything I was hoping it would do. With that in mind and my limited knowledge, it would be unfair for me to say it's not high-value which is why I gave it a 5/5 despite my pricing criticism. I'll have a better understanding of these types of products in the future and can update/amend as I learn and try more. Hope this helps! Happy shopping!!!