Is it a hair mist?\u00a0Is it a perfume?<\/p>\n
Okay, yes, we know that Raincry\u2019s Advanced Hair Mist in \u201cBlanc, Fleur du Serenity\u201d scent is technically a hair product. Trust us, we\u2019ve been misting it all over our hair for days. But it does make us wonder why something that smells this great can\u2019t be spritzed, you know, in other places? Because we might be doing a little of that too\u2026<\/p>\n
Sure, we read the label. The liquid spray\u2019s formulation is intended to recharge our limp locks with a much-needed boost of hydration and enriching amino acids and it does. But even on wash days we\u2019ve been reaching for the bottle\u2019s fresh blend of bright lily of the valley, sweet apple blossom, dreamy heliotrope and heady jasmine intermixed with crisp morning dew and soft rose. It just makes our hair (and d\u00e9colletage and wrists and neck) smell so clean and inviting, which is of course, the point of the product.<\/p>\n
It doesn\u2019t mean we can\u2019t interpret the application process however we like, though. So we may or may not have also been indulging in the line\u2019s additional three scents, \u201cNoir, Powdered Pomelo\u2019s\u201d fresh citrus and creamy caramel infusion; \u201cVert, Rose Dew Provence\u2019s\u201d warm and dewy rose petals; and \u201cBrun, Amber & Oud\u2019s\u201d sensual and exotic blend. Each one fuels our locks with a soft manageability that enhances our hair\u2019s health and style. It\u2019s definitely luxurious enough to be labeled a parfum, even when we\u2019re misting on our low-maintenance days.<\/p>\n