Q&A for How to Make Hair Spray

You can, but coconut oil is best.

No, it won't. Lice are transmitted from exposure to infected individuals. Salt spray is very good for your scalp.

No, this will not give you lice. Lice are transmitted from exposure to infected individuals.

Yes, the salt spray will fade dyed hair (and even your natural hair color), but the extent it will do so depends on how much you use and for how long.

No, never use hairspray on your face. This will cause your skin to dry out. In some cases, it may cause it to breakout. You should only use makeup setting spray on your face.

No, these are two entirely different chemical compounds. One is for cooking, and one is for using on human skin.

Yes, putting body spray into your hair is a bad idea. The alcohol in body spray can cause your hair to dry out. If you want to scent your hair, mist the body spray into the air, then walk through it.

No. Hair sprays are made to give hold to any hairstyles and keep it for the whole day. Coloring is something different, entirely.

No, because the spray bottle will let the mixture spread evenly on the hair and a water bottle would not.

The lemon reacts with the sun and, if you apply it every day, the reaction will slowly lighten your hair.

Yes, you can, although be careful not to add too much or else it might dry out or even lighten your hair.

Hairspray can be used on short hair as well as long hair, to great effect.

Yes, but it won't offer much hold. If you want to add texture to your hair, however, then you can use dry shampoo in the same way that you would use a lightweight, texturizing hairspray.

No, this will serve no purpose and it will make your hair and skin sticky.

Yes, depending on how much you use, it will be more or less sticky. However, it will wash out easily and won't damage your hair, so you'll only have to deal with the stickiness until the next time you wash your hair.

You would have to wash your hair to get it out because lemon contains sugar, which will probably make your hair at least a bit sticky, depending on how much you use at any one time.

If you use a lot of it for a long time, it might lighten your hair. Now, I'm not saying "it will turn from black to blonde in one use", because that's simply not true. But, if you use it for a long time, it will slightly lighten your hair.

No, that would not be a good idea. Rubbing alcohol tends to dry out hair leaving it dry and brittle.