- The Mossi London Hair Spray Serum | Biotin, Caffeine & Rosemary | 60ml

I've been using this product on the brittle hair at my hairline, and it seems to have made a bit of a difference in terms of making it look smoother. I can't yet speak to whether it'll cause any hair regrowth, but I have sensitive skin and so far I haven't experienced any irritation. I like the way it feels after I work into in my skin. My one complaint is that the spray nozzle is pretty aggressive and focused, making it difficult to target a larger area. A softer, wider spray would be nice. Sometimes I'll just spray the product into my hands and then apply to my head. The mix of ingredients seems to have a reputation for aiding in hair regrowth, so I'm hopeful that I'll see more positive results in the future.

I'm happy with this Hair Spray Serum 60Ml For Hair Regrowth - 60ml by The Mossi London that I ordered from Amazon. This hair regrowth spray is very easy to apply and it seems to be improving my hair strength. The formula includes biotin, caffeine and peptides. I like that this spray is a topical treatment that is applied directly to my problem areas - it doesn't require a lot of special prep or waiting time, and I don't have to get my hair wet to use it. It comes out as a fine mist for even application and the nozzle makes it easy to reach my scalp. I like the small size of the 60ml spray bottle, it is compact and the nozzle locks so it is easy to bring along anywhere.

This product seems to be made of the ingredients that have been proven to have beneficial results. However, in my case it’s still too soon to be able to see results. As the saying goes, Rome wasn’t built in a day. So neither does hair grow in a short period of time either. I have some confusion about this company and how and where it operates. I like to do my own research on things like that when it comes to ingesting or applying new products. I had some issues in trying to dig beneath the initial surface. The origins of this company lie in Istanbul. Turkey. Couldn’t really find too many specifics beyond that.

Al principio dudé porque es un frasco pequeño, pero me sorprendió lo ligero que se siente. No deja el cabello pesado y mi cuero cabelludo se siente más fresco. He notado menos caída al peinarme, lo cual me da más confianza. Aún falta ver resultados a largo plazo, pero me anima seguir usándolo.

On the plus side, this is very easy to use with the applicator it comes with, and it allows me to pinpoint the product at the spot that I really want to work on, which is a bald spot right in the front of my hairline above my forehead. But after six weeks or so of using it, I have found no improvement. I combine this with their hair loss shampoo hoping a one two punch might help, but so far no go. I didn't give it a single star because I'm still using it in the hopes that I just haven't given it enough time. But I'm getting low on the product and for $33, it seems expensive to not see some sort of improvement by now.

I’ve been using this spray serum for about two weeks now, applying it twice daily as instructed, and I can already see changes in my scalp where I use it. After postpartum, I lost a lot of hair and the thinning spots made me very self-conscious. Since starting this, my scalp doesn’t look as thin, and I’m noticing new regrowth coming in, which makes me really hopeful. It’s easy to use and apply, just spray directly where you need it. The only thing to note is that it doesn’t dry quickly, so it can leave hair damp for a bit after application. Still, it’s worth it for the results I’m already starting to see. The bottle contains a generous amount of serum, which makes me feel confident it will last through consistent twice-daily use. So far, I’m impressed and really looking forward to seeing even more progress with continued use. For anyone dealing with postpartum hair loss or thinning, this feels like a very promising option.

I didn’t love this. No noticeable results after a month of use. It also claims to provide “ instant freshness and visible volume, leaving hair softer, shinier, and easier to manage” but it didn’t do that for me. My hair is fine but not thin, and this didn’t really change it at all. At this price point, I’d except some results.

This scalp spray has been ok so far. I cannot tell if it’s thickening my hair just yet. I’m not crazy about the spray nozzle. It’s a bit complex especially when I’m in a rush to apply it. On a good note, it doesn’t irritate my scalp.

I bought this for my 70-year-old mum as her hair has become much thinner and finer over the years. I like that it contains biotin, caffeine and peptides rather than harsh chemicals. It feels more like proper hair care than just a styling product, gentler on the scalp and better for fine, fragile hair. The spray is very fine too, so it doesn’t leave her hair sticky or heavy, which is ideal for thin, flyaway hair. That said, the bottle is very small for £24.99 (just 60ml), and if I’m honest, we haven’t noticed a huge difference in thickness yet. It’s nice to use, but feels a little overpriced for the results. If this changes in the coming weeks I will be right back to update.

I received this item through the Vine program, and this review reflects my independent and unbiased experience after using it consistently for two weeks. 🧴 Product & Use Experience I’m familiar with leave‑in hair serums and volumising sprays, so I approached this one with realistic expectations. The Mossi London Hair Spray Serum combines biotin and caffeine—two ingredients commonly marketed for thicker‑looking hair—and is designed to be gentle enough for sensitive scalps and even post‑transplant care. The texture surprised me in a good way. It’s a lightweight mist rather than an oily serum, which makes it easy to distribute evenly without weighing the hair down. I used it on towel‑dried hair, focusing on the roots, and let it air‑dry. 📈 Results After several uses, I noticed: - A subtle increase in root lift—not dramatic, but enough to make my hair look less flat. - No stickiness or residue, which is a common issue with volumising sprays. - A comfortable scalp feel—no irritation, itching, or dryness. - Hair felt slightly fuller, mostly in texture rather than actual density. This isn’t a product that transforms your hair overnight, but it does offer a gentle, buildable boost in volume with continued use. 🧪 Scent & Sensitivity The scent is mild and clean, and it dissipates quickly. I appreciate that it didn’t clash with other hair products. My scalp tends to be reactive, and I had no issues at all. 🎯 Who It’s Best For - People looking for light, natural‑looking volume - Those who prefer non‑greasy, leave‑in formulas - Anyone with a sensitive scalp or who needs a gentle product post‑procedure - Men and women with fine or thinning‑looking hair who want a subtle lift ⚖️ What Could Be Better - The volumising effect is modest, so those expecting dramatic fullness may find it underwhelming. - At 60 ml, it’s a smaller bottle, and daily use may mean going through it fairly quickly. 📌 Final Thoughts This is a well‑formulated, gentle hair serum that provides light volume without residue or irritation. It won’t replace styling products for major lift, but it’s a solid everyday option if you want your hair to look a bit fuller while keeping your scalp comfortable.

I received this product through the Amazon Vine programme and this review is based on my girlfriend's opinions. I’ve been using this hair serum spray for a little while now, and my results have been mixed. The formula is definitely lightweight and easy to apply, which I appreciate because it doesn’t leave my hair feeling greasy or sticky. It also absorbs quickly and gives my hair a bit of freshness and natural lift after styling. I like that it contains ingredients like biotin, caffeine, rosemary, and peptides, and it feels gentle enough for regular use on my scalp. My hair looked slightly fuller after using it consistently, and it added a small amount of volume to finer areas. However, I didn’t notice a major improvement in hair thickness or density. While it helped my hair look a little healthier, the results were fairly subtle and not as noticeable as I expected. The bottle is also smaller than I imagined for daily use. Overall, it’s a decent lightweight scalp and hair spray that may work better for some people, but for me the results were only moderate.

WHat I like about this serum is that I can spray it in dry or after shampooing hair. I'm noticing it as some other serums need to be applied after shampooing/on wet/damp hair so this one iis more convenient. It doesn't have any particular smell. I also haven't noticed any results (2 weeks, every other day and nearly half a bottle) yet. The long nozzle can be adapted in direction which is better as it sprays better. However, it doesn't spray consistently in my opinion so some places may get more than others. I don't like that too much. I just massage it in my skin and leave it to dry. It doesn't make my hair greasy or anything like that so this is also good. The spray is not oily or greasy, another good thing. I like the main ingredients - caffeine and biotin - just not noticing any difference yet.

This is a 60ml bottle of hair spray serum. It contributes to the natural life cycle by nourishing hair follicles and hair. It’s in liquid form and there’s no smell. Nozzle of the bottle rotates 360 degrees, so it’s easy to aim, and the spray produced is very fine. It comes in a really nice retail box. It looks luxurious and expensive, which isn’t a bad thing. Application is easy – just spray onto the area of hair loss and then massage it into the scalp with circular motion. You don’t need to wash your hair beforehand, which is very convenient. Application is recommended twice daily. Obviously it would be very difficult to assess the effect in a short period of time, but what I can tell you is that it adds volume to the hair and makes it more manageable. I do have quite thin and fly-away hair, so I’m actually glad that it has this effect. It doesn’t leave the hair greasy either. It almost feels like you are applying a dry shampoo (in a liquid form). Overall, this is something that I would probably keep on using to see what happens, but volumizing effect itself is worth it for me.