Miss Dior Hair Mist - It's a Tricky One

When Miss Dior hair mist arrived on my desk my first thought was, why this will be a cheap way to own the delicious scent! (I'm a fan.) It's not. But if you want a cheap alternative there's Saphir. 

The hair mist is the latest addition to the Miss Dior range and there's no denying that it's quite lovely. The bottle is nice, the scent is a lighter, airier version of the parfum but it contains 'patchouli links' that apparently marry the parfum and hair mist together to complement each other. 

To be perfectly honest, I spray perfume in my hair. My perfume routine is pulse points, head and behind the knees. Someone told me years ago that the scent lasts longer on your hair and since then I've been doing it. Who needs a hair mist? I think they're a ridiculous waste of money.

Unless, of course, you have money to spare. If I had €40 or so lying around to be wasted on frivolous things I might buy a hair mist - but I wouldn't restrict it to my hair. The designer scent would be on all of my scarves, coats, hell I'd give each item of clothing a little spritz when I'm folding them after ironing. 

On the same note, I can't be bothered with scented body creams that are supposed to enhance a fragrance. Unless of course it comes free in a gift set. Then I slather it all over me. 

At this point in time I'm not sure about it's availability in Ireland or its price. It costs £34 pounds. 

What do you think of hair mists? Is there something I'm missing? Do I just not get them? If you have any insights, please enlighten me!