With summer nipping at my heels and living at the beach, I couldn’t be more excited about trying
Miss Oops Block Your Locks with SPF 15.
I have colored hair and Hayli has highlights. I dread going in the sun, because my hair always lightens in the summer, causing my hair to have several different shades of brown. I end up darkening my hair a few times trying to keep it dark brown.
I like how the Block Your Locks Spray can is small enough to fit in my beach bag, is a light spray, soft light scent, goes on easy, and doesn’t feel like I have any added products on my hair. Hayli begged me to keep it, because we always have issues with her hair every summer.
Now Hayli, myself, and the other woman in my family don’t have to worry about our hair color fading, extra hair appotintments, and extra costs to maintain our hair color.
With Miss Oops Block Your Locks we can now enjoy the sun without the added hair worry.
Miss Oops Block Your Locks is an SPF 15 finishing spray that prevents hair color from fading between hair appointments due to sun exposure. Simply style your hair as usual and spray a light mist spray of Block Your Locks on your hair. Block Your Locks is a non-greasy, light mist spray, affordable, and will help extend and protect your hair color.
This great 4oz. spray is here just in time for summer and for only $15.00
Purchase yours HERE
“Miss Oops manufactures and markets a variety of beauty-saving, problem-solving products for women. The Miss Oops brand comprises of several patent-pending products, including a dry sponge that removes deodorant marks and a medical-grade adhesive that prevents pregnant women’s navels from showing through their garments. The mission of Miss Oops is to provide affordable solution-oriented products for all types of beauty dilemmas and avoidable fashion faux pas for women everywhere.”
Be sure to check out all of Miss Oops fabulous products and see how Miss Oops is looking out for woman and their beauty dilemmas.
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary Miss Oops Block Your Locks in exchange for my honest review. The opinions & thoughts expressed are my own. I received no other compensation for my review nor was I under any obligation to give a positive review.
I have colored hair and Hayli has highlights. I dread going in the sun, because my hair always lightens in the summer, causing my hair to have several different shades of brown. I end up darkening my hair a few times trying to keep it dark brown.
I like how the Block Your Locks Spray can is small enough to fit in my beach bag, is a light spray, soft light scent, goes on easy, and doesn’t feel like I have any added products on my hair. Hayli begged me to keep it, because we always have issues with her hair every summer.
With Miss Oops Block Your Locks we can now enjoy the sun without the added hair worry.
Miss Oops Block Your Locks is an SPF 15 finishing spray that prevents hair color from fading between hair appointments due to sun exposure. Simply style your hair as usual and spray a light mist spray of Block Your Locks on your hair. Block Your Locks is a non-greasy, light mist spray, affordable, and will help extend and protect your hair color.
This great 4oz. spray is here just in time for summer and for only $15.00
Purchase yours HERE
“Miss Oops manufactures and markets a variety of beauty-saving, problem-solving products for women. The Miss Oops brand comprises of several patent-pending products, including a dry sponge that removes deodorant marks and a medical-grade adhesive that prevents pregnant women’s navels from showing through their garments. The mission of Miss Oops is to provide affordable solution-oriented products for all types of beauty dilemmas and avoidable fashion faux pas for women everywhere.”
Be sure to check out all of Miss Oops fabulous products and see how Miss Oops is looking out for woman and their beauty dilemmas.
Disclaimer: I received a complimentary Miss Oops Block Your Locks in exchange for my honest review. The opinions & thoughts expressed are my own. I received no other compensation for my review nor was I under any obligation to give a positive review.
