Murrays Spray Unlock
Are you looking for a product that makes removing braids and weaves easier and quicker? Murrays Unlock Spray is the right solution for you. It softens, detangles, and conditions hair deep down, making it easier to release braids and weaves without damaging your natural or synthetic hair. Its medicated formula is gentle, restoring dry scalp and protecting fragile or damaged hair.
Key Features
- Softens and detangles hair for easier release of braids and weaves
- Conditions hair from within to reduce breakage
- Gentle medicated formula helps restore dry scalp
- Protects fragile or damaged hair during removal
Product Specifications
| Component | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand | My Beauty Site Pro |
| Product Type | Unlock Spray |
| Usage | For removing braids and weaves |
| Form | Spray |
FAQ
How long should I wait after applying the spray before removing braids or weaves?
Please contact customer service
Can this spray be used on synthetic hair?
Yes, the spray is safe for both natural and synthetic hair.
Does the spray leave any residue on the hair?
No, the spray is formulated to be residue-free after use.
Victoria Allan –
I’ve used this spray for removing my braids and it made the process much smoother. My hair didn’t feel dry or frayed after removal. The scalp felt soothed too. It’s a game changer for regular braid maintenance.
Liam Chapman –
The spray works well for detangling. I applied it before removing my weaves and it didn’t cause any breakage. My hair felt softer and more manageable after use.
Joanne Ball –
I had very dry and damaged hair before. After using the spray, I noticed my scalp felt healthier and the hair was easier to release without pulling. Highly recommend for those with fragile hair.
Max Avery –
It helps with detangling, but I found it takes a bit of time to work. Not as fast as I expected. Still useful for gentle removal.
Felicity Wright –
Used it after a long time of braiding and it made the process painless. No frizz or damage. The medicated part really helps with dry scalp, which I’ve had for years.