'It gives my hair a little extra bounce': The sell-out $63 beauty product behind Meghan Markle's effortlessly shiny and voluminous locks

  • The Duchess of Sussex has been making some whirlwind outfit changes of late
  • But the 37-year-old has also rearranged her hairstyle between every tour stop
  • The royal mother-to-be has previously opened up about her use of Oribe spray
  • It's a sell-out texturising mist that promises to add volume and absorb oil

By Matilda Rudd For Daily Mail Australia

Published: 22:59 EDT, 18 October 2018 | Updated: 23:00 EDT, 18 October 2018

The Duchess of Sussex made a rapid hair change on Friday morning, switching between a sleek ponytail and voluminous waves in the space of a few minutes.

But the mother-to-be, who has already been to Sydney's Bondi Beach and Macarthur Girls school in Parramatta today as part of the Australian tour, likely had some product help to make that possible.

It's possible her secret lies in a product by Oribe, with the 37-year-old previously revealing she uses the brand's items to give her locks an added boost.

BEFORE: The Duchess of Sussex was wearing a low ponytail with her fringe tucked behind her ears on Friday morning (pictured at Bondi Beach)

BEFORE: The Duchess of Sussex was wearing a low ponytail with her fringe tucked behind her ears on Friday morning (pictured at Bondi Beach)

AFTER: But by the time she entered the grounds of Macarthur Girls school in Parramatta her hair was in a half-up-half-down style with a wave (pictured)
AFTER: But by the time she entered the grounds of Macarthur Girls school in Parramatta her hair was in a half-up-half-down style with a wave (pictured)

AFTER: But by the time she entered the grounds of Macarthur Girls school in Parramatta her hair was in a half-up-half-down style with a wave (pictured)

'When my hair is feeling a little weighted, Suanne, my hair artist [on the set of Suits], has me bend forward and she sprays a little Oribe dry texturising spray, or nothing at all, and then has me flip back hard to give my hair a little extra bounce,' she told Birchbox.

According to a Oribe spokesperson sales for the $63 spray have risen since she first spoke about it - and there has been another boost since her arrival in Australia.

Texturising spray in the full sized can is currently sold out in David Jones' online store - however the 75ml purse size is still available - and stockist Adore Beauty also frequently restock the website. 

Meghan may have spoken about the $63 spray four years ago but since that time - and again when the royal arrived Down Under - sales have risen

Meghan may have spoken about the $63 spray four years ago but since that time - and again when the royal arrived Down Under - sales have risen

Meghan Markle even posed holding the iconic spray for a photo shoot (pictured)

Meghan Markle even posed holding the iconic spray for a photo shoot (pictured)

It is described as the American brand's cult product which 'builds incredible volume and sexy texture' while also 'absorbing oil at the roots' so you can experience just-styled looking hair for days.

'I have fine, flat, dead straight hair and I find this gives me some texture. I go for a more natural look and this product works in really well to achieve that for me,' one critic has written online.

'This spray has completely transformed my hair! It is like magic spray... I use it after styling and it keeps my hair in place for days. It gives my hair so much life and body,' another added.

It is described as the American brand's cult product which 'builds incredible volume and sexy texture' while also 'absorbing oil at the roots'

It is described as the American brand's cult product which 'builds incredible volume and sexy texture' while also 'absorbing oil at the roots'

With the mercury rising in Australia over the next week Meghan will likely be reaching for a spray just like this UV-protecting one to keep her hair smooth and flyaway-free

With the mercury rising in Australia over the next week Meghan will likely be reaching for a spray just like this UV-protecting one to keep her hair smooth and flyaway-free for the remaining days of the tour.

The royal couple will be visiting the Sydney Harbour Bridge on Friday afternoon.

The Duke, Prime Minister Scott Morrison and athletes will scale the bridge to plant the Invictus flag, officially welcoming the Games to the city. 

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