Hair care
8 Worst Drugstore Hair Care Products
See which unlucky readers wasted money on these hairstyling flops so you can save yourself from the same mistakes
No. 3: Aussie Instant Freeze Sculpting Mousse, $3.99 TotalBeauty.com average reader rating: 4.4*
Why: Readers say this product is "pretty stinky" and a "BIG mistake." Readers think, "this stuff really smells bad." Others also hated the effect saying, "freeze is the key word. This product will hold your hair, but maybe a bit too much. I put it on my hair wet and could barely get a brush through it as it began to dry." Another reader agrees saying, "this was too stiff for everyday use. Might be fine for a younger person who likes spiky hair." One woman says, "the hold now, is good, but is accompanied by that crunchy feeling that leaves hair feeling unnatural and matted."
Agree? Disagree? Write your review here.
*At time of publication
SEE NEXT PAGE: No. 2: Got2b Curled-Up Spray, $10.99
Why: Readers say this product is "pretty stinky" and a "BIG mistake." Readers think, "this stuff really smells bad." Others also hated the effect saying, "freeze is the key word. This product will hold your hair, but maybe a bit too much. I put it on my hair wet and could barely get a brush through it as it began to dry." Another reader agrees saying, "this was too stiff for everyday use. Might be fine for a younger person who likes spiky hair." One woman says, "the hold now, is good, but is accompanied by that crunchy feeling that leaves hair feeling unnatural and matted."
Agree? Disagree? Write your review here.
*At time of publication
SEE NEXT PAGE: No. 2: Got2b Curled-Up Spray, $10.99
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