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Avera™ Rosemary & Rice Water Hair Spray
✔ Rosemary water for length, rice water for thickness — both in one bottle
✔ Water-based, not oil-based: no greasy roots, no flat, weighed-down ends
✔ Leave-in. Spray, massage, done — nothing to rinse out
✔ 200 ml / 6.76 fl oz — daily for the first month, then 2–3 times a week
Give it a month. If your hair isn’t in better shape, we’ll refund you.
Shake well. On damp or dry hair, part it into a few sections and spray evenly across the scalp and down the lengths.
Massage the roots for about thirty seconds, then leave it in — no rinsing. Style as usual.
Daily for the first month, then two to three times a week. It can also be left in overnight.
Rosemary water — the ingredient people have been brewing at home for years, here in a stable, ready-to-use form.
Rice extract — a starch that coats the strand, so hair reads fuller and combs through more easily.
Water-based formula. Free of parabens, phthalates and dyes. 200 ml / 6.76 fl oz per bottle. Dermatologically tested.
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How it works
Shake, then part your hair into a few sections and spray evenly across the scalp and down the lengths. Damp or dry, it doesn’t matter.
Thirty seconds of circular motions at the scalp is enough to work it in. This is the part most people skip.
Nothing to rinse. Style as usual and repeat — daily for the first month, then two or three times a week.
It sprays on clear and dries down. No greasy film at the roots, no washing it out the next morning, no choosing between using it and going out.
Plenty of sprays lean on a synthetic rosemary scent. This one is built on actual rosemary water — the thing people were brewing in their kitchens to begin with.
The rosemary rinse and the rice-water soak, without the pots, the straining and the smell. Both are already in here, ready to use.
Rosemary water is the one people reach for when they want their hair to get longer. Rice water is the one they reach for when they want it thicker. There was never a good reason to choose.
This is both, in the proportions that let you use them every day rather than once a fortnight when you have the patience.
Most rosemary products are oils. They work, and then they sit on your scalp until you wash them out — which is why the bottle ends up at the back of the shelf.
This one is water-based. It disappears into the hair, dries down clean, and doesn’t leave you looking like you skipped a wash.
Heat, colour, tight styles, a baby, a stressful year — hair keeps the receipts. What you notice first is breakage at the mid-lengths and less of it around the parting.
Sprayed on consistently, this helps hair hold together better and look fuller through the lengths.
Anyone promising a transformation in seven days is selling you something. Hair works on its own schedule.
Use it daily for a month and judge it then — which is exactly why the second bottle comes free.
No. The formula is water-based rather than oil-based, so it sprays on clear and dries down without leaving a film. That is the main reason people use it daily instead of only on wash day.
No, it is a leave-in. Spray it, massage the roots, and carry on. You can also leave it in overnight.
Daily for the first month while you are judging it, then two to three times a week to maintain.
Yes. It is water-based and dye-free, so it sits fine alongside colour and heat styling.
Yes — straight, wavy, curly and coily. On tighter textures it doubles nicely as a refresh spray between wash days.
Each bottle is 200 ml. Used daily on mid-length hair, one bottle lasts roughly six to eight weeks — so a two-pack covers a full trial and then some.