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Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

I bought a small size of this in CVS, 2.5 oz. I love it. It doesn't leave any residue in my hair and it's so lightweight. You use it when your hair is damp then style as usual.

 

I've used it in my hair when my hair is dry to just freshen up the style. Works for that too. I use just a few spritzes, it has a great nozzle too. I don't know if it's available anywhere in a larger size, I'm going to look online. Would like to try the shampoo and conditioner too.

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

Thanks for that information.  I just got a haircut/perm yesterday and have thin hair.  I wanted to find something like this to use on wet or dry hair.  I noticed it at the salon yesterday but wasn't sure about it.  Since reading your review I will look for this the next time I'm at the store. 

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

Unfortunately it did not thicken my hair, I’ll just keep looking
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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

I have very thick hair, but I still use thickening spray for volume. The other one I use is Bumble and Bumble.

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

Thanks for your review on the thickening spray!  I'm usually very happy with Paul Mitchell products. For a brand as a whole, I can always find solid performers.

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

I have used this. I like a lot of their products. My favorite right now is the leave in conditioning spray. It leaves my hair soft and shining and it smoothes it without having to blow dry my hair.

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

I use it too, I love it. 

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

I’ve been using the shampoo and spray for 2 weeks, and I love it. I get such good recommendations here,🌺

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

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If you got it at cvs it is not garenteed. Paul Mitchell does not sell to CVS so it supplied indirectly  so I would go to places like beauty brands or Ulta to get it and will most likely be cheaper too. The shampoo is good. very refreshing the tea lemon sage. Smells like lemons and your scalp feels clean

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Re: Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray

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@Greeneyedlady21 

 

Just thought I'd tell you that I went on Amazon and purchased the Tea Tree Lemon Sage Thickening Spray for a little over $7.00.

 

I know that one of the posters doubted the product was made by Paul Mitchell, but here is what I found in the product description on Amazon.  After reading about it, I feel confident that I will enjoy the product. 

 

Product Description
Add natural-looking volume while protecting against humidity and UV rays with Lemon Sage Thickening Spray. The lightweight style booster works to pump up skinny strands and grips fine hair for extra control with a light, no-product feel.
Brand Story
Tea Tree is botanical hair care from John Paul Mitchell Systemsthe leader of salon-quality products that is committed to the professional beauty industry. Every purchase supports JPMS salons with a commission.

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