Color Wow Big & Bombshell Volume Bundle
Color Wow Big & Bombshell Volume Bundle
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"It held past lunch. That has genuinely never happened before."
I have the kind of fine hair where I can blow dry it upside down, spray something at the roots, get twenty good minutes, and then watch it slowly give up by the time I've driven to work. I've bought every mousse and thickening spray on the shelf. The reason I'm writing this is that I finally understood the problem — everything I'd been using was coating my hair to fake thickness, and the coating is the weight. These two don't do that. Root spray on damp hair, volumizer through the lengths, blow dry as normal. It's not a bigger result than other products on day one. It's the same result at 4pm, which is the part that actually matters.
"The short regrowth pieces finally blend instead of sticking out."
After my second baby I had a halo of two-inch regrowth that made the top of my head look thin no matter what I did. The root spray gives those short pieces enough lift to sit with the rest instead of lying flat against my scalp. It didn't grow my hair back faster and I wasn't expecting it to — it just stopped the regrowth phase from looking like a bald patch.
"I use heat daily and this doesn't fight it."
A lot of volume sprays turn tacky the second a hot tool touches them, and then you've got a crunchy section you have to wash out. These go on damp, I blow dry, and then I can still flat iron the ends without anything grabbing. My hair moves at the end of it, which is the whole point and something mousse never gave me.
"Same two my colourist uses on me. I just wasn't buying them separately."
My stylist has finished my blowout with these for over a year and I'd always thought of them as a salon thing rather than something I'd own. Getting both in one order is the only reason I finally did. The technique matters more than I expected — she showed me you lift the section and spray underneath, not on top, and that alone doubled what I was getting at home.
"I have a lot of hair. It just had no shape."
This is worth saying because most volume reviews are from people with thin hair. Mine is thick and heavy and it hangs like a curtain. The volumizer through the mid-lengths gives it enough structure to hold a shape instead of falling into a triangle. I use maybe twice what a fine-haired person would and one bottle still lasts me a couple of months.
"Second day is where the difference shows."
Day one, honestly, plenty of products look good. Day two is where the coating ones betray you — everything goes limp and slightly grimy at the roots and you're reaching for dry shampoo by 10am. With these, day two still has movement. I've cut a full wash out of my week, which for my hair colour is worth the price on its own.
"Two bottles, one box, done."
She'd been mentioning both of these for months and I could never work out which was which or what sizes were the real ones. Getting the actual full-size pair together took the guesswork out of it. She noticed they were full size and not the little travel versions immediately, which apparently matters.
"Cosmetic, not medical. Set your expectations there."
I'll be straight since I looked for an honest review and struggled. This does not regrow anything. What it does is lift the hair I still have off my scalp so there's less shine coming through, and at a normal viewing distance that reads as more hair. If you want actual regrowth see a dermatologist. If you want what you've got to look like more of it, this does that.
"Two pumps. Any more and it goes sticky."
The one-star reviews saying it feels sticky are people using too much, and I know because I was one of them for a week. It is a light product and the dose is small. Once I cut back to a couple of sprays per section it disappeared into my hair completely. Mentioning it because I nearly returned it over my own mistake.
Thickening and volumising
are opposite things.
Almost every drugstore volume product is a thickener. It deposits polymer onto each strand so the hair feels denser between your fingers — and for about two hours, it works. Then physics happens. That coating has weight, the weight sits on hair that is already fine, and by early afternoon your roots are flatter than when you started. It's why the fix feels temporary no matter what you buy. Volume isn't something you add to the strand. It's space you create at the root and structure you build through the length — which is why this is two products rather than one, and why neither of them leaves a film behind.
Every Strand
For Two Hours
Drags The Roots Down
Than When You Started
Deposit polymer to fake density. Great in the mirror, heavy by lunchtime, and they build up over the week until your second-day hair is worse than your first-day hair. The thing creating the look is the same thing killing it.
It's a rescue, not a routine. It absorbs oil and adds grit at the root, which reads as volume for a few hours, but it's powder sitting on your scalp — and using it daily to fake body is how people end up with itchy, coated roots.
Two jobs, two products, no coating. Root spray creates lift at the base where volume actually starts; the volumizer builds body through the mid-lengths. Both weightless, both colour-safe, and both designed to sit under heat styling rather than turn tacky against it.
Two products, ninety seconds, then blow dry
This is the step people get wrong. Lift a section and spray *underneath* it at the root, not down onto the top of your head. Work in three or four sections across the crown. Spraying from above coats the surface and does almost nothing for lift, which is the single most common reason someone says it didn't work.
Still damp. Keep it off the roots — that zone is already handled and doubling up there is what makes hair feel sticky. Two pumps for fine or shoulder-length hair, three or four if yours is long or thick. Comb through so it's distributed rather than concentrated where your hands were.
Direct the airflow at the roots against the direction they naturally fall. This is where the product actually sets — the formulas are designed to hold the shape heat gives them, so air drying gets you maybe half the result. Flat iron or curl afterwards if you want; neither product turns tacky under a hot tool.
Flat by lunch vs. this
This bundle is for you if…
You get a good blow dry and lose it by early afternoon. That's not your technique — it's that thickening products add weight to hair that can't carry it. Two weightless products doing two different jobs is a different mechanism, and the difference shows up at hour four rather than hour one.
Short regrowth lies flat against the scalp and makes the top of your head read as thin. Lift at the base is what makes those pieces blend in. Be clear-eyed though: this is cosmetic. It makes the hair you have look like more of it, and it does nothing for follicles — for genuine loss, see a dermatologist.
Most volume sprays go tacky the moment a hot tool touches them. These are formulated to set under heat rather than fight it, so you can blow dry and then flat iron or curl without a crunchy patch you have to wash out.
A lot of people meet these two at the end of a salon blowout and never get round to buying them because it's two separate purchases at $28 and $26. This is both, full size, in one order — and the FAQ below has the sectioning technique stylists use, which is most of the result.
Why two products beat one
| Raise The Root + Xtra Large | Thickening Mousse | Dry Shampoo | One Volume Spray | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Lift at the root | ✓ | ~ | ✓ | ~ |
| Body through the mid-lengths | ✓ | ✓ | ✗ | ~ |
| No coating or build-up | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ~ |
| Still holding by late afternoon | ✓ | ✗ | ✗ | ~ |
| Doesn't go tacky under heat | ✓ | ~ | ✓ | ~ |
| Colour-safe | ✓ | ~ | ✓ | ~ |
| Cost | $44.99 for both | $8–20 | $10–25 | $20–30 |
Everything you need to know
What exactly comes in the bundle?
Two full-size products: Xtra Large Bombshell Volumizer (6.7 oz) and Raise The Root Thicken + Lift Spray (5.0 oz). Not travel sizes. Bought separately at retail they are $28 and $26, so $54 for the pair — this is both for $44.99 with free shipping. The 2-pack saves 11% and the 3-pack saves 26%.
Some reviews say it feels sticky. Is that real?
It's real, and it's almost always a dosing problem rather than a formula problem. These are light products with a small dose — two pumps of the volumizer for fine or medium hair, a few sprays per section of root lift. People who describe stickiness are usually using three or four times that, or putting the volumizer on their roots where it doesn't belong. Start light. You can always add on the next wash; you can't take it out without washing.
I tried a volume spray before and it did nothing. Why would this be different?
Two reasons, one of them technique. First, most volume products are thickeners that coat the strand — they look good briefly and then the coating's own weight flattens fine hair. These don't coat. Second, root spray only works if you lift the section and spray *underneath* it; sprayed on top of your head it does almost nothing. That single change is the difference for a lot of people who thought the product had failed.
Will this help with thinning hair or a widening part?
Cosmetically, yes — lifting hair off the scalp means less scalp showing through, and at normal viewing distance that reads as more hair. It will not regrow anything and it isn't a treatment. If your part is genuinely widening or you're shedding with the root bulb attached, that's a dermatologist conversation, and we'd rather say so than sell you the wrong bottle.
Is it safe on coloured or keratin-treated hair?
Yes on colour — both are colour-safe and that's a big part of why the line exists. For keratin or other chemical smoothing treatments, check with whoever did the treatment; those services come with their own aftercare rules that override any general product advice.
How long does the bundle last?
For most people with shoulder-length hair washing two or three times a week, roughly two to three months for the pair. Longer or thicker hair uses more of the volumizer and will typically run out of that first — that's the main reason people order two bundles rather than one.
How does it ship and how long does it take?
Free US shipping on every bundle. Standard delivery is typically 5–8 business days. Every order is tracked and covered by the 30-day guarantee below.
Why buy from you rather than the brand?
Honestly? If you want it today from a salon or a department store, buy it there — that's a perfectly reasonable choice. What we do is put both full-size products in one box with free shipping and the technique guide that makes them actually work, which is the part most people are missing. We're not an authorised salon retailer and we don't claim to be.
GUARANTEE
The Still-Holding-At-4pm Guarantee — 30 days, risk-free.
Use both for a month, with the sectioning technique in the FAQ above. If your hair is still flat by lunchtime, if the texture isn't what you wanted, or if it simply isn't for you — send it back for a full refund, bottles opened and all. We put the dosing warning and the honest limits up front rather than in the fine print, because 'I used too much and it felt sticky' is the most common bad review in this category and it's completely avoidable.