This new Hair Proud Shine Spray promises to give you glass hair in just a few spritz

Glass hair is all the craze. We want the silkiest, shiniest and glossiest strands, but that’s not always easy to achieve.  Except, the Hair Proud Glass Hair Shine Spray is here to do just that. The new, innovative hair product has been formulated to provide that professional salon finish, leaving your hair looking and feeling silky smooth and ultra-shiny in just a few spritz.

The unique formula of this glass hair in a bottle features hair and scalp conditioning actives, glycerin and hyaluronic acid which, much like it does on the skin, helps to deeply hydrate hair and balance moisture levels.

Want sleek hair without having to spend hours and tons of money at the hairdressers? No problem. The unique light-weight and non-greasy formula also contains a blend of nourishing ingredients that work together to smooth down the hair cuticle, reducing flyaways, while also adding shine and softness.

One of the key features of this shine spray is its heat-activated formula. This means that when you use it in conjunction with heated styling tools such as straighteners, curling irons or your blow dryer, the product is activated, providing even more smoothing and shine benefits, whether you have curly, wavy or straight hair.

The Product:

Hair Proud Glass hair Smoothing Shine Spray

The Reviews:

Shei, GLAMOUR’s Beauty Writer

As soon as I saw that this product was named after glass hair, I was sold. I often wear wigs as protective styling, but I opted to try and revive my Afro curls by blowdrying them into a sleek bun.

The product is cute, compact and has a sturdy pump spray nozzle that delivers a thin mist of product evenly across your hair. Then comes the magic. A little goes a long way and to avoid product build up, I’m stingy in the amount I spray. I also spray it over the roots as that’s where I notice the most frizz. I used a hair waver to style my hair and the waves are way shinier than usual. I can’t quite get over how impressed I am. My hair really is givin’ glass.