DU scholars: What were the popular ozone killing hair sprays of the 60s/70s?

[Liberal Veteran]

I seem to remember the one's that seemed like a fire extinguisher going off and displacing all oxygen in the immediate vicinity, but can't remember their names.

[PoliticAverse]

1. I remember an aerosol Final Net... n/t

[Capn Sunshine]

2. the all-powerful Aqua Net

also useful as a blowtorch if you flick your bic

[RebelOne]

4. But Aqua Net is still in existence.

I know because I still buy it. Best hair spray ever for fine hair like mine. I just don't use it near an open flame.

[mykpart]

6. I still use Aqua Net too,

but I think they changed the propellant.

[turtlerescue1]

3. All of them, but how we were to know that?

[Tom Ripley]

5. White Rain

[mykpart]

7. There was one that contained pure lacquer,

called Style-Lac. Water would bead up on your hair, and it required heavy brushing before shampooing to remove it. My mother LOVED it.

[Manifestor_of_Light]

8. Self-styling Adorn (I hear the jingle in my head)

i came along a bit after the ratted sprayed bubble hairdos. I can't stand to have hair I can't comb through, though I will use a bit of hair spray on my thick wavy springy curly hair (thank Goddess!)

I was into the late 60s-early 70s long straight hippie dippie hair.
I have a pic of myself with hair about 4 inches below my shoulders and I remember it was impossible to wash and it was heavy.

I remember washing my hair every night in the shower, because it was greasy, and my grandmother saying "You're gonna RUIN your hair!!"

I never found out what that meant.