Beauty · Kenra Professional
Meet the product
What it is & how to use itFinishing hairspray — hold 10–12 inches from dry, styled hair and mist evenly.
Kenra Perfect Medium Spray 13
A medium-hold hairspray you’ll find in salons and beauty retailers.
What it usually sells for
- Mass / drugstore (when stocked)
- ~$14
- Amazon
- ~$17
- Ulta / Sally Beauty
- ~$19
- Salon
- ~$22
These give you a feel for typical shelf prices — they aren’t live prices.
What goes into the cost
Friendly note: every cost and margin figure here is an AI estimate for learning — not the brand's official numbers. Curiosity welcome, certainty not claimed.
- Aerosol can, valve & actuator
- $0.75
- Propellant (hydrocarbon/DME)
- $0.30
- SD alcohol & film-forming polymers
- $0.45
- Fragrance & conditioners
- $0.15
- Filling, cap, case & freight
- $0.35
AI estimate: we use public commodity, packaging and freight benchmarks to piece this together — not the company's own data.
Who's behind it
Henkel AG & Co. KGaA
Public — German consumer & adhesives group · XETRA: HEN3
- Brand
- Kenra Professional
- Division
- Henkel Consumer Brands (hair professional)
- HQ
- Düsseldorf, Germany
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What gives it its hold
Base (~90%)
SD alcohol 40-B
Carries the formula and helps it dry.
Base (~90%)
Hydrofluorocarbon 152a / DME propellant
Helps push the spray out of the can.
Actives (hold)
Octylacrylamide/acrylates copolymer
Forms a light film to help hold hair in place.
Actives (hold)
VA/crotonates copolymer
Forms a light film to help hold hair in place.
Conditioners
Panthenol
Helps condition the hair.
Conditioners
Aminomethyl propanol
Helps balance the formula’s pH.
Extras
Fragrance
Gives the product its scent.
Here’s what holds your hair in place: a few percent of polymer. The rest is solvent and gas.
What people think
Across the web
4.7 / 5
~2,000 reviews · Aggregated retailer reviews
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So, is it worth it?
You’re mostly paying for the can, the salon channel and the brand — the polymers doing the work cost cents. If you like the feel, the channel affects what you pay, not what’s inside: it’s the same can everywhere.
