No it does not make your hair oily

no

I have fine hair that usually gets a little oily by the end of the day. With this product, my hair is no longer oily by the end of the day. I even spray it onto my scalp when I am doing second day hair, let it dry and then apply a little dry shampoo- this product seems to break down oil and build up on the scalp. I am not positive, but I think tea tree oil is used to reduce oil (tea tree oil is a primary ingredient in many facial cleansers and treatments for oily skin), so this should be perfect for you!

Nope, I have oily hair as well and this stuff is perfect. No greasy leftovers!

My hair tends to get oily very easily as it is very fine. This product didn't weigh my hair down or cause issues with the color of my chemically treated hair. What you want to do is lightly mist it all over and work it in with a comb. Also, keep it away from your roots for the most part and do not drench your hair in product. Make sure your hair is damp when you apply. Good luck and hope you love this as much as I do!

It will not leave your hair oily. It will leave your hair manageable and healthy and your scalp refreshed and free of build-up.

No, it won't feel oily

I have oily hair also and have had the same issue with other products. This stuff does not weigh my hair down or make it greasy at all. In fact, it seems to actually help control oil on the scalp a little bit!

I think you will be fine with this. It does not weight my hair down but I do have dry hair. It really seems to help me with my hair tangle issues.

Not at all! It won't add any grease or weigh your hair down

I've been using this prodcut for a month now and it definitely does not weigh down your hair at all. Just a light spritz is enough to detangle and moisturize and it won't weigh your hair down.

YES!!! it has become part of my hair routine and i just love it!

Not explicitly for men as it was developed with the male clients IN MIND. Works really really well for heat styled hair and for long hair that needs detangling... which sound like problems more women than men have

Yes, definitely!

I'm a woman, & I like it. I think men might be more likely to use it b/c the fragrance is not floral/perfume-y like most women's products. It has a kind of "minty-fresh" smell when you first spray it on, & I was weirded out by that the 1st time I used it. However, that smell dissipates & leaves a nice, pleasantly woodsy, fresh fragrance that I like. Ingredients include extracts/oils of peppermint, rosemary, lemongrass, hops & nettle (not the stinging kind) leaves, as well as tea tree leaf oil. If you like more "feminine" fragrances, you might not care for it.

yes

Yes, totally! I was hesitant at first to try it, but absolutely love using this before putting on the Bb curl cream. I bought the small version because I wasn't sure how I'd like it, but it seems to bring out the best in both the cream and my finishing hairspray--makes my hair feel so healthy and shiny!

Yes women are using it, I use it and my hair cannot live without this product now! Adds nutrients to my hair and scalp and leaves it soft and manageable. I bet women use it more than men!!

This is a great product for both women and men! I use it daily and am in love with the scent and what it does for my hair. My husband even has me spray it on his hair - he is hooked too!

I love this product! And I'm a girl! It's not just for men. The smell is awesome and it feels great on the scalp. It does not make my often easily oily hair oily. I bought it because my stylist always used it on my hair at the salon.

I bought it having no idea it was created "with our male clients in mind." Woops! Haha! I like it though, and it smells pretty unisex, so I don't see why a woman wouldn't use it if she wanted to. Just sort of refreshes the scalp and makes styling easier, I found.

it shouldn't! but adding a little pomade to the sections with the purple should help and be sure to use color protecting shampoos

This says it's color safe..
(I have naturally blonde hair with lighter blonde highlights and it didn't fade my hair at all.. but just not sure with a strong color like purple how it would effect..)

Yes, it's okay and will soften your hair. Won't make it fade.

I have blonde highglights and it has not affected them at all!

From what I understand (from bb website), TONIC is for damaged or chemically treated hair, and PREP is for normal hair.

I color my hair and it doesn't seem to fade it and it may actually extend the color longer, at least it seemed to me that it did, my hairdresser also made a comment about my coloring lasting longer.

I highlight my hair to mask the gray hairs at this point. This product has never faded my highlights or caused any adverse effects.

I have color-treated hair - light brown w/blonde highlights, covering grey roots - & this product did not affect the color. I would recommend for anyone who colors her hair.

yes

My hair is very fine and chemically treated, so I had the same concern when I purchased this on a whim. I am happy to share that I had no problems with it fading or stripping the color of my hair. There was no alteration of color whatsoever! Just remember to use lightly and when hair is damp. You'll be good to go!

This product seems to go onto the hair, feeding it what it needs to stay healthy and shiny, but also giving it a sort of hold as long as using the other sprays with it. If you just use this, I don't feel that you get the hold, but your hair is shiny, soft feeling but not fly away, and just good all over.

I have not figured it out, either. So far all I've been able to gather from using it is that its a really expensive detangler that smells nice.

Feeds your hair and adds vitamins to help balance porosity, put your glasses on and read again

The best feature of this product is how it neutralizes bad odors that hair frequently picks up and soothes your scalp when applied between washings so that those pesky dry scalp particles don't appear as you brush your hair between washings. I used it before styling to help detangle and after styling to neutralize the bad smell in some styling hair sprays.

This product is meant to do many things. I like it best used as a detangler and softener. I use it on wet hair and comb through. It can also be used as a "hair primer" to help other products stick. It can also be used on second day hair that has old product in in. It is very light weight and is not meant to be a heavy product that changes your hairs natural make-up, it is meant to give it some nurishment mostly. :)

It really helps with detangling... I have very long hair and it tangles really badly. All you have to do is just spray some on...if you still can't get your comb through just spray a little more and it goes right through! If you spray right onto your scalp it has a nice tingling effect and I noticed my hair is softer and smoother.

First off, It Detangles which is why I have used Bb Tonic for years. I have thin, dry, long hair and was sick of buying everything that claimed to detangle (and losing a lot of hair in the process)..! Bb Tonic is Amazing and the bonus: It smells great, and makes blow-drying much easier. Hope this helps!

It doesn't do anything...trust me

Nice detangler/conditioner. I didn't notice the "tingling" in my scalp that the label promises. Ingredients include tea tree oil as well as oils/extracts of peppermint, rosemary, lemongrass & nettle (not the stinging kind). When you first spray the product onto your hair, you get the same "minty-fresh" scent you get from brushing your teeth, which is kinda weird. But that fades quickly & hair is left smelling simply fresh. I have used it on my hair a day or 2 after washing, & it leaves my hair looking & feeling cleaner, although it is not advertised as a "dry shampoo" - so unless you have really thick/oily hair, I can recommend it for that purpose as well.

mostly scalp health. balances your scalp, so not too dry or too oily

I don't believe this would protect your hair. However, I know Bb has heat protectant balms or you could try a variety of other ones in spray form.

Yes! I won't blow-dry my hair without spraying this first.

try the styling lotion!

yes!

No

I was told that this product is the best foundation bumble and bumble product for styling. It definitely keeps my hair healthier than prep ever did. I highly recommend it if you heat style your hair, especially blow drying, as it will keep your hair soft and detangled all day.

I bought this product after a Sephora cast member recommended it for a heat styling protectant. So, if she is indeed correct, then yes, it does protect hair against heat.

No!

no

This product is not specifically marketed for heat protection (although some users have noted that they use it for this purpose). it is really meant to balance the hair and scalp and prep hair for other products and for styling. If you are using high heat tools, frequently heat style, or have dry/damaged/chemically treated hair, I would personally suggest using a product specifically formulated for heat protection (not all, but some, products not made for this purpose can actually boil on hair when heated, causing damage). I love the Kendi Dry Oil Mist by Altnerna (I use it after using the Tonic on damp hair, then a light spritz on dry hair before flat ironing/curling iron, and sometimes a spritz after to help prevent flyaways- really a great multi-use product!). Don't be scared by the term "oil", it is very light weight and does not weigh down or add oil to my fine hair.

That said, definitely try the Tonic Spray if your hair tends to get greasy, tangled or is in need of a little more nourishment in general.

I have both and both work great! I usually use the tonic when I'm not blow drying my hair and letting it air dry (then styling) and use the styling lotion when I style with the blow dryer. However, the tonic works well for both (and vice versa)!

Not exactly sure what the difference is but I have both. I use the tonic on my roots and the styling lotion throughout my hair. I think the tonic is more of a detangler and the styling lotion is more of a primer for styling.

The tonic is to help fix damage & protect from damage from styling. I find it helpd with the frizz also.

I have the styling lotion in addition to this one. In my opinion, the styling lotion is better for finer hair. It doesn't weigh my hair down as much and it also boosts volume (not hugely, but somewhat). I can be much more liberal with the styling lotion and not have weighed down hair. However, I think the tonic is a better detangler.

Tonic Lotion is more like a spray conditioner. It revives and detangles your hair. I love it. Styling lotion is a lightweight styling cream. They are very different. I like both, but use Tonic Lotion every day to detangle my hair after I wash it. I only use styling cream depending on what I do with my hair.

they work great together! tonic helps detangle and refresh, styling lotions adds some hold and protection against heat

Tonic is to detangle and nourish the hair.. styling lotion is actually a styling spray: spray all over before heat syling it boosts volume, adds some texture. I use styling spray on my bangs to help them stay in place, without being stiff.
If you use styling spray without blowdrying- will leave hair stiff tho..

the tonic is more of a primar for your before you use any other products in it or just by itself.... the styling lotion is for when you plan on curling your hair, flat ironing your hair or blowdrying, pretty much like a heat protectant.

Tonic is a primer/foundation and the Styling Lotion is a styling aid. They actually could and should be used together because Tonic enhances the effects of Styling Lotion. You should visit Bb's website. They have lots of information how and why you should "layer" or use several products together. I was using Thickening Spray by itself and hated it. But when I layered Thickening Spray over Tonic, the results were pretty amazing. Tonic detangled and conditioned my hair without weighing it down one bit, and it controlled my oily scalp, extending the time between washes.

you probably should get both, this line seems to work really well with the layering effect.
when you put it on you head, you can feel the tingle, it soothes the scalp and seems to feed the hair.

Yes it will help with dandruff, oiliness and other scalp conditions

It will help calm your scalp from itchiness associated with dry scalp - dandruff I'm not sure ...spray directly on scalp

I would recommend the Styling Lotion over this product. Tea tree oil is known as a moisture zapper as well as a stimulant, so it might not help issues with dandruff.

I have really curly hair and use it for my dandruff. Hair and shoulders smells terrible, but this, I have found works even if it smells like an herb garden. Try applying it close to your scalp at night and massaging it gently in...depending on your thickness, use accordingly, but try not to soak it so you don't have to wash your hair in the morning! The smell will fade by then too. Hope this helps!

I think it helps a little. I have dandruff as well and I've noticed that it has made my scalp look and feel a little healthier. Using a low heat setting while blow drying might help too.

Yes, I suffer from dandruff also. My hairdresser told me about this. It doesn't dry your scalp it treats it and preps your hair for styling.

I have found that it helps!

The second ingredient is tea tree oil which is known for its antibacterial and anti-fungal properties, so yes, this should help with many dandruffs.

It might help a bit, but you should definitely use an anti dandruff shampoo first. Redken makes one that doesn't strip your hair.

I wouldn't. I have thick curly hair And I spray my scalp and ends with the tonic then use a separate product for heat styling.

I would say no. In fact at the B&B salon I go to, my stylist used a separate heat protectant on my hair after using Tonic to comb through tangles. I use B&B's Hairdresser's oil (or other such oils) on my ends to protect them.

They're both VERY similar in what they do. Tonic more nourishes and hydrates the hair and scalp, lightly scenting it and can be used just by itself if you're not necessarily in need of doing your hair but you want to nourish it. Style Lotion also hydrates, but it's big wow factor is that it PROTECTS your hair from heat damage more so than Tonic. I think Tonic is the more valuable product because it is more versatile. It, to some degree protects your hair, but it also heals it.