A dual-purpose mist that works on both hair and skin, making it a practical addition to your routine without taking up extra shelf space. The scent is light and fresh—fruity without being overly sweet, with a softness that makes it easy to wear every day. Since it’s formulated for both hair and body, the alcohol content is lower than that of a standard fragrance, so it won’t strip or dry out the hair shaft with repeated use. Spray onto dry or styled hair from a distance of about 20–30 cm for an even, lightweight distribution.

St Barts is one of OUAI’s most recognisable scents—a warm, beachy blend of coconut, jasmine and white musk that feels relaxed rather than overly tropical. The mist format is lightweight and fast-absorbing, leaving no residue on the hair. Like most OUAI formulas, it’s designed with hair health in mind, so it won’t compromise the condition of your strands in the way a regular perfume might. It layers well with other OUAI products if you want to build the scent, but works just as well on its own as a finishing step.

Built around the same amber and argan-infused signature found across the Moroccanoil range, this mist adds a layer of fragrance that feels cohesive if you’re already using their products—and works just as well independently if you’re not. The scent is warm, woody and slightly spiced, with better staying power than most hair mists in its category. The formula also contains argan oil, offering a conditioning benefit alongside the fragrance. Hair is left with a light sheen and a scent that lasts through the day without needing constant reapplication.

Where St Barts is warm and beachy, Santorini leans cleaner and more floral—a blend of rose, lychee and white tea that feels lighter and more suited to daytime. The same thoughtful formulation applies: it’s designed to be safe for regular use on hair without causing dryness or buildup. The two OUAI mists work well as a pair if you like the idea of shifting your scent with your mood or the occasion—one for warmth, the other for something fresher.

This sits in a slightly different category to traditional mists—it’s a leave-in hair treatment first, with fragrance as a strong secondary benefit. The Ylang Ylang scent is rich and floral and, because it’s delivered through a treatment base rather than a water-based mist, it lingers noticeably longer than a standard hair perfume. The formula focuses on nourishment, smoothing the hair and reducing frizz as it works. It’s a good option for anyone who wants their hair to smell good while also improving its condition, rather than choosing between the two.

A lightweight oil mist that adds shine and a subtle, clean fragrance. The keratin content makes it more of a functional styling product with a pleasant scent than a dedicated hair perfume—but the result is hair that looks polished, feels smooth and carries a soft fragrance throughout the day. It’s particularly useful for dry or frizzy hair that already needs a finishing product, as it addresses both texture and scent in a single step. Apply sparingly to avoid heaviness, focusing on the mid-lengths and ends.