Designed for people who want a style to hold through the day without a stiff, 'hairspray-crunchy' finish — a lighter-hold alternative to traditional aerosol hairsprays. It suits most hair types and is commonly used on color-treated hair as part of It's a 10's broader styling range. It's not intended for styles needing maximum, all-day rigid hold, such as intricate updos; a firmer-hold hairspray would do more there.

The distinction It's a 10 draws between this and a standard hairspray is hold flexibility: Miracle Finishing Spray is meant to be sprayed on after styling to set the look while still letting hair move and be brushed through, rather than freezing it in place. That makes it a better fit for everyday styles than a firm-hold hairspray, which tends to leave hair stiff and harder to restyle through the day.

Shake the can before each use. Hold it 10 to 12 inches away from hair and spray evenly over the finished style. Layer additional light coats for a firmer hold, and mist at the roots for extra lift if needed.

It's meant to be used as a final step after blow-drying or heat styling, not applied to wet hair.

Strengths: the flexible-hold formula reads noticeably lighter than a typical aerosol hairspray — it's meant to be brushed through and restyled rather than locking hair in place, which suits anyone who doesn't want a stiff finish. It also dries quickly and holds up in humidity.

Limitations: being alcohol-based, it can dry out hair or scalp with very frequent use, and the fragrance blend includes several recognized allergens (linalool and limonene among them). Its lighter hold also means it won't do the job for styles needing a stiff, long-lasting set.