If you're wondering what salt sprays are all about, their purpose is to essentially give your hair that volume and slightly curly effect that your hair has one you get out of salt water. 

The two salt sprays up for comparison today are the Charles Worthington Style Setter Salt Spray* & the Fudge Salt Spray. 

The Fudge Salt Spray is the product I mentioned earlier that I have had for quite a few years. I was definitely drawn in by the 'mega pack' promotion and purchased it from Hairhouse Warehouse. This salt spray smells like coconut which is soo lovely, but I think that's where it stops. The formula itself is incredibly sticky. Not sure if this is because of the fragrance, but it is definitely a product that you 100% have you wash your hands after use. Another thing that really frustrates me about this product is the way that it sprays. You know those spray bottles that squirt with lots of pressure and in one spot? Yep this is one of them. I tried using this product for a while, using different techniques, but it never worked!

Moving on to happier times, we now have the Charles Worthington Style Setter Salt Spray. This also smells delicious, but horrah for no stickiness! The spray bottle is incredible too and I find that I only need a few sprits to cover the majority of my head. I found this formula incredibly easy to work with. 

With all salt sprays, you're supposed to apply them to damp hair. The technique that works best for me is firstly scrunching up small sections of hair, holding them in place and then repeating but with larger sections.