Redken - Root Tease Backcombing Finishing Hairspray

• Spray on roots and backcomb for extreme lift.

• Spray on dry hair to add texture and medium control.

• Use with your customized styling regimen.

Ingredients

Alcohol Denat. Dimethyl Ether Hydrofluorocarbon 152A Aqua / Water / Eau VA / Crotonates / Vinyl Neodecanoate Copolymer Aminomethyl Propanol Parfum / Fragrance Sodium Saccharin Linalool Limonene Coumarin Butylphenyl Methylpropional.

FAQs

1. What hair types and styling goals is this spray best for?
This spray is designed for all hair types, especially for clients who want dramatic boost and volume at the roots, and for styles that benefit from teased-look texture and lift. 

2. What key benefits should stylists highlight to clients?

• Provides root lift + body + texture all in one — ideal for flat roots, fine hair needing volume, or clients who want a “done” look with separation and dimension. 

• Gives a matte finish with enhanced grip and staying power, helping styles last longer and stand up to movement.

• Comes with a horizontal mist / root-targeted spray nozzle in many retail descriptions — stylists can use it precisely at the roots or targeted sections. 

3. How should stylists apply it in a salon or recommend to clients at home?

• Use on dry hair, ideally after styling this base (for example when roots are flat or volume has started to drop). According to one source: “Spray on roots and back-comb for extreme lift.”

• Section the hair, apply the mist to the roots and/or target areas, then use fingers or a comb for light back-combing or adjustment to create desired shape.

• For clients who want “second-day” refresh: they can spray at roots and tousle or fluff to restore lift and texture.

• Recommend that stylists advise clients to finish with this product after the main style is set so it locks in the volume and texture rather than working as a detangler or pre-style mist.

4. Will it weigh hair down or leave residue/grit?
No — the product is formulated to enhance texture and separation rather than weight. The matte finish helps avoid the “shiny stiff hairspray” look, and because it’s targeted at roots and texture, it won’t coat the whole length unnecessarily when used correctly. Stylists should still tailor amount especially for very fine/thin hair to maintain movement. 

5. What makes this product stand out compared with generic volumizing or finishing sprays?

• It specializes in achieving root-lift and texture via a back-combing finishing spray rather than just basic “spray for volume”. The horizontal mist nozzle and targeted approach differentiate it.

• Combines volume + texture + finish in one product — many sprays focus on one of these elements only (e.g., hold or texture).

• Because it’s a pro-line product (from Redken) and specifically marketed for teased roots and texture, it positions well for salon upsells: for clients who think “I want big volume / root lift / texture between washes”.