What I love about the Moroccan Oil Hairspray:
-Very workable
-Light Weight
-Smells great. I always get compliments when people walk by
-It gives your hair enough of a texture to hold the style
-Flexible enough to allow you to run your fingers through it

How I use Moroccan Oil Hairspray:
-I use it as a root lift and also down the entire hair shaft before I blow dry each section.

What I love about the Forceful 23 Hairspray:
-It has a much stronger hold
-Great to use as a finishing spray on long hair or short hair
-Perfect as a primer for blow drying curls

How I use the Forceful 23 Hairspray:
-I use this hairspray section by section if I am blow drying long hair and curling with the blow dryer and brush. It holds the curl that I am making so that I do not have to use the curling iron.
-With that being said, you have to be on top of your game. Once you spray one section you have to start brushing and blow drying immediately or you will not be able to run a brush through.
-It has a very strong hold perfect for holding hair in place which is  a good and bad thing. This hairspray is not your friend if you like to run your fingers through your hair and play with it.

This product is for you if your hair is:
-Damaged
-Dry
-Naturally Curly
-Frizzy
-or if you are looking for a very sleek shiny look

How I use it:
-After I have power dried the hair about 90% I apply my favorite mousse to give volume at the roots. Right now this product happens to be, Moroccan Oil Volumizing Mousse. Then I apply Moroccan Oil Treatment Oil which is used as a  heat protector and moisturizing serum, .
-Next I section off the hair. I spray a very small amount of this shine spray on the mid lengths and ends. It is easy to spray too much resulting in oily looking hair. You will have to play around and find your hair’s happy place.
-I repeat this step on every section!

I give this product a big thumbs up!