Hairsprays: Compare Listings & Prices
Catalog refreshed October 30, 2026
Content revised October 28, 2026
Browse 14 listings for Hairsprays, including options from Bluemercury. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 14 displayed listings with prices are listed from $14.00 to $46.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Light-hold options sit near the lower end, while strong-hold and specialty formulas reach the higher range.
The selection includes flexible-hold, strong-hold, and volume-boosting sprays. Some formulas add shine or texture, and a few are non-aerosol for a gentler application.
When selecting a hairspray, think about the hold you need and the finish you prefer. Flexible-hold sprays are good for natural movement, while strong-hold works for up-dos. Consider spray type (aerosol vs. non-aerosol) based on sensitivity and styling style.

Featherlight Hairspray
Bluemercury
$46.00

Does It All Light Hold Hairspray
Bluemercury
$38.00

Shape Set Hairspray
Bluemercury
$34.00

Spray de Mode Flexible Hold Hairspray
Bluemercury
$38.00

Non Aerosol Hairspray
Bluemercury
$17.00

Reflective Shine Hairspray
Bluemercury
$38.00

Outer Space Flexible Hairspray
Bluemercury
$38.00

Vicious Strong Hold Flexible Hairspray
Bluemercury
$37.00

Superfine Strong Hold Hairspray
Bluemercury
$46.00

Luminous Hairspray Strong
Bluemercury
$30.00

Freestyler Working Hairspray for Light Brushable Hold
Bluemercury
$46.00

Luminous Hairspray Extra Strong
Bluemercury
$30.00

Superfine Light Hold Flexible Hairspray
Bluemercury
$46.00

Luminous Hairspray Medium
Bluemercury
$14.00
Questions
How far should I hold the spray can from my hair?
Hold the can about 10-12 inches away for even coverage.
Can I use hairspray on damp hair?
For best hold, apply to dry hair; some flexible sprays can be used on slightly damp hair for a softer finish.
Do hairsprays damage hair over time?
Most modern hairsprays are formulated to be gentle, but frequent use can lead to buildup, so occasional cleansing is recommended.
Is a non-aerosol hairspray better for sensitive scalps?
Non-aerosol sprays often use pump mechanisms that reduce irritation for sensitive users.