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Q: What is the best type of hair spray for a hair loss patient?
A. This is an excellent question. Hair spray is traditionally a liquidthat is aerosolized for application to the hair as a fine droplet film toincrease the ability of the hair to stay in place. Many years ago shellac-likechemicals were used, which did not wash out with shampoo. There are alsoreports in the literature in the 1960s of lung disease, known as thesaurosis,resulting from the use of hair spray; however, modern formulations are safefor use and are designed for shampoo removal to a greater or lesser degree.
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