I have both and have used them together and separately. When I use them together, I prefer to use the root lifter on the roots and the thickener on the rest of my hair. If I use the thickener alone, I used it all over including the roots. The root lifter is a bit more of a styling product than the thickener. That is, the thickener plumps up the hair slightly but doesn't aid in styling at all. The root lifter will help a lot if you are going to curl or round-brush blow dry or something. I just use thickener when I'm going natural. You can also use the root-lifter alone, but I only put it on my roots, not the rest of my hair.

I don't think this product works at all like the thickening cream. I use both and the thickening cream works the best for thicker fuller hair.

I use the spray instead of the thickening cream and it works well on my layered bob.

I don't know what the texture of the rest of your hair is, but I would choose the root lifter over the thickener. I feel like if I can get volume and lift at the root, the rest of my hair is completely different.

You can use them together, I have. But use just a dime sized dollop of Thickening Cream. Then use the spray lightly! If you go for a normal amount of both at the same time, your hair will feel heavy and covered with product. What I usually do is if I'm air drying, I use the cream. It air dries great and gives a textured look to your hair. If you are blow drying, use the root lift spray. It works great! It adds lift and thickness to your hair at one time but only when blow drying. It does not work well when air drying.

I used it on my hair dry.

I've actually got it in my hair right now and I'm letting it dry naturally. It works pretty well, but not a good as when you blowdry upside down. When I do dry it naturally I clip my hair in really attractive ( ;) ) sections so it isn't drying flat to my head. That seems to help give it a boost as well.

Its probably best to blow dry it to get the best looking results. But it will still keep you going longer between shampoos and give you a bit of root lift if you just spray it in and leave it.

Nope - won't work on air dry hair or dry hair. The company recommends it for blow drying. But I dried my hair flipped over, upside down and still didn't see any results from this product.

i only used it before blow drying so i dont know how it would be if you just air dry your hair

Not as sticky as mousse

Mousse is thicker.

Mousse gives a little more texture to your hair but this product actually lifts the root area giving you more volume to your hair, especially on top.

The root lifting spray shouldn't be used thru-out the hair because it may get a little sticky or tangled. The mousse can be used thru out the hair and on wet hair. I dont like to use the root lifter spray on wet hair because it gives you a some what "wet look" when it drys even if you blow dry. I love both products and use them daily :)

The mousse temporarily thickens the hair, but the lifting spray actually lifts hair from the root...to keep it from being so flat! It gives roots a little more "stiff" feeling than the mousse. Not too stiff, though! Hope this helps!

I have dry hair -- and it works for me.

I have thin oily hair.

I would say yes it is ok for dry hair......my hair tends to be dry and I think this product actually may help ....having said that ..I am not a hair stylist...my hair stylist had advised me that in Summer months you can use certain products ...and in Winter you may need to back away from using products such as mousse, etc ...at least for my hair....so you might want to ask your hair stylist what they thnk ....hope that helps!

My hair is dry because I highlight and I the Full Root Lifting Spray does not dry it out but makes it look hydrated not dry at all.

yes, my hair is dry but it worked just fine.

I've used them together. I have the same problem, I get frizz along with my thin fine hair. They work great together for me.

I use both. I use the styling creme first, while my hair is still wet. After I blow dry my hair about half dry using my fingers only, I section it off to style. I spray a little Root Lifting Spray on the underside of each section, use a round brush and finish drying/styling. I get a beautifully smooth style with lots of lift and volume that lasts.

I combined two of their products and it worked out great for me. Put the lifting spray on the roots and the other product on the ends.

I like to use argan oil on my ends along with this at the crown. works great!

I haven't tried using both, but I read my sample cream instructions and it said you can use both together. Use the spray first.

No, it is not an aerosol spray. It is a pump spray

Yes

No

It is non-aresol.

No, its not an aerosol. Just a regualr pump mist bottle

I tried both and returned both. The volume cream DOES add volume, but it made my hair dull and frizzy. The root spray is a little better, but I wouldn't advise using it all through your hair because it smells like it has a lot of alcohol in it. Neither products are great.

You can but cream works great on it's own and leaves hair feeling great.

I only use the lifting spray so can't answer your question. I can say that the Lifting Spray works perfectly on its own. I haven't even thought about adding another product.

I would use the thickening cream and forget the root spray. I have fine hair and it worked a lot better for me.

Yes.

Yes, I use it with other products and other root lifting too. Hair has more texture on the second day.

You can use it with any other products, but I would not mix it with other root lifters. It works well with thickening creams, like Full, but if you use it with another root lifter (something applied directly to your roots), it could bee too much. A little of this goes a long way.

Yes

I spray it over the top of my head not paying attention about where it goes so definitely, at least three or four inches our from my roots. It adds volume but my hair is still soft.

I wouldn't use it as an all-over volumizer. Get the Full Thickenin Cream, which will give you that fullness and body, and use the Root Lifter just on the roots. Hope that helps :o)

No, it does not.

No. I used the spray on wet hair and then dry it and my super straight hair curls fine.