IGK Beach Club Texture Spray Travel - 1.7oz - Ulta Beauty

I have a few IGK products and like that the company is local in Miami. This spray smells so good and I use it while my hair is damp, I’ve got curly hair and use it to add more volume to it. It’s been great, I don’t use a lot or I can tell I used too much but it’s great for adding more texture.

I have wavy to curly and fine hair. I tried using this to add texture in the mornings on my fully dry hair and it pretty much just felt like using a light weight hair spray. It smells really good but it didn't add any noticeable texture.

You don't need to spray alot on your hair to give it texture..

This has been one of my mainstays for a couple of years now. This adds so much beachy volume to my fine wavy hair. I only use this product for concerts etc because i do feel i have to wash my hair a day or 2 after using. I love it otherwise.

Not for me, I have thick full hair. I bought this for my frizz and it left it as if I sprayed my hair with heavy hairspray. I agree it takes a while to wash off. My hair looked better without it. Not buying again I even RARELY use it know because I hate how it left my hair

Was recommended by someone at Ulta I assume since it's a surf spray that you put it on wet hair… But you put it on dry hair so it doesn't really make sense if you have curly or wavy hair… In other words you can't tell if it worked only if you have straight hair and then I'm not sure straight hair will even curl from this stuff… Makes way more sense to have a product you can put on wet hair and then it dries in beachy curls

Now that i am re-reading the packaging, it says "no crunch" on it. The "no crunch" means no fresh out of the ocean texture. I was looking for a texture spray that gave tue super piecey, salt water-esq texture. This product is more soft to the touch and adds lots of volume but without the piecey, ocean hair feel. So, it does what it says. I just wanted that tough texture to my hair with a little bit of weigh-down. Its good. And it smells lovely. Like fresh from the salon scent. Not a beachy summery scent. Still nice. Ill try something else next time.

I really don't like the smell. on top of that, it keeps making me sneeze

Have used this product for a few years! It doesn't leave a residue on your hair like other sprays. Great hold.

My hairdresser used this in my hair at my recent appointment & I immediately made a mental note of it to purchase later! Adds great texture to my short, fine hair & it smells so good!

I took this on a trip with me and used a whole travel can to keep humidity frizz down. It is now part of my arsenal of hair supplies. It smells amazing, is relaly lightweight, which is great for my fine hair. This is not a true hairspray and will not hold like a hairspray, but can be used in conjunction with hairspray. I use this will IGK Good Behavior spirulina protein spray.

Smells great! Guves texture and lift without making hair feel icky.

The product did leave a texture and add volume as advertised, so much so that it would take multiple washes to get my hair feeling clean again. However, the scent is what really killed this product for me. It is a VERY strong coconut odor that I did not care for.

This texture spray by IGK is my absolute favorite. The texture of it almost reminds me of a dry shampoo. I hate mt hair feeling so smooth after washes. I just add a little of this and I'm able to get my hair to hold pretty good!

Even tho it was a travel size it was extremely over priced and the way it made my hair feel gave me the Ick. Took 3 washes to bring my hair bk to normal. Not for me,

Gives my fine straight hair just enough boost

Smells so so good!

It adds volume to your hair but it leaves you with a hairspray texture thats not fun to brush out. The scent is very light, smells like a salty beach.

I love this stuff! I use it in my fine 2b hair. A little goes a long way

This did absolutely nothing for my fine hair, and I also didn't like the smell. I'll be going back to Living Proof full dry volume blast. I just wanted to try something different. Guess I should just stick to what I know works :)