The 4 Best Sea Salt Sprays for Beachy Waves

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If you’ve ever spent a day at the beach, you know how the magic combination of saltwater and ocean air can transform even the most limp, lifeless strands into a tousled mermaid mane. While a trip to the beach isn’t always in the cards, there are ways to recreate those windswept waves at home. Enter sea salt sprays—the styling product that aims to capture the magic of a dip in the ocean with just a few spritzes. Ahead, the Beautylish team’s favorite sea salt sprays for beachy texture—no sand or sunburn required.

The 4 Best Sea Salt Sprays for Beachy Waves

Verb Sea Spray , $20

This lightweight texturizing spray gives landlocked hair a breezy boost of texture. It’s infused with natural sea salt, coconut water, and a refreshing mango scent to transport you to the coast. Spritz it on damp or dry hair, and enjoy effortless volume that screams sun-soaked days.

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The 4 Best Sea Salt Sprays for Beachy Waves

SACHAJUAN Ocean Mist , $17-$38

Our pick for fine, thin, or greasy hair: Sachajuan’s Ocean Mist. This lightweight mist adds just a touch of beachy texture without weighing hair down. Try spritzing it in damp hair and blow-drying with a diffuser attachment—the formula helps protect against heat-styling damage.

The 4 Best Sea Salt Sprays for Beachy Waves

Oribe Après Beach Wave and Shine Spray , $24-$46

If frizz and salty stickiness is a concern, turn to Oribe’s waterless spray for tousled, touchable waves. The formula is completely salt-free, instead relying on wheat protein and advanced polymers to create soft separation with a hint of shine.

The 4 Best Sea Salt Sprays for Beachy Waves

IGK Beach Club Texture Spray , $16-$34

Another salt-free pick, this weightless dry mist creates that covetable beachy texture with a silky—not stiff or crunchy—finish. Bonus: It features built-in UV protection, so it’s perfect for days when you’re out and about.

Nurain Alicharan contributed to this article. This article was originally published July 16, 2021, and last updated on September 4, 2024.

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