What Can I Use Instead of Hairspray
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Remember making slime as a kid? This works on a similar principle. Mix one teaspoon of sugar with a cup of warm water in a spray bottle.
Give it a good shake until the sugar dissolves, and you’ve got a light-hold spray that keeps flyaways in check. I tried this before a friend’s birthday dinner, and my ponytail stayed sleek through three slices of pizza and a round of karaoke.
The best part? It dries clear and doesn’t leave a crunchy residue. Just don’t overdo it—too much sugar can make your hair feel a bit sticky if you spray six times like I did the first time.
Beer: Not Just for Drinking
Yes, you read that right. A flat, opened beer can be your secret weapon. Pour a little into a spray bottle, spritz it onto damp hair, and style as usual.
The proteins and sugars in beer create a natural hold that rivals any store-bought product. My neighbor swears by it for her curly buns—they stay put through her whole yoga class without any helmet-head feel.
The smell disappears as your hair dries, so you won’t walk around smelling like a pub. Just remember to use a light beer if you’re worried about stickiness, and maybe skip this one before an important job interview unless you want to explain the whiff.