Love Your Hair Forum

[brunettesrule]

No matter how much I straighten my hair, it always seems to go frizzy the moment I leave the house! I use a straightening balm at the moment but does anyone have any good product tips?

[cath3982]

HAHAHA was just saying on the other thread that mine's the same! Haven't tried a straightening balm yet – serum helps a bit but it still stays frizzy - what straightening balm have you been using? x

[brunettesrule]

The TRESemme one works really well on my hair and it's really cheap! Which serum do you use? x

[blondeambition]

I've got an amazing one! It's the John Frieda one and works really really well at keeping my hair sleek and it doesn't make my hair greasy like some i've tried.

[cath3982]

Can't remember actually - will have to check! Will try the john frieda one though Blondeambition - sounds good! I hate it when serums make your hair greasy but it gets so expensive if you just buy lots of hair stuff and it's not right for your hair.

[brunettesrule]

I went and bought the John Frieda one last night, it's really good, my hair is a lot less frizzy today. Try it girls!

[poshkorean]

I've suffered with frizz all my life and I've tried absolutely everything to sort it. I buy really good deep conditioners and I sleep in them then wash them out in the morning. I've even worn a shower cap in bed, which doesn't do wonders for the love-life, but my hair is shiny afterwards. Also try as many serums as you can. It took me an age to find my favourite. Charles Worthington is a great buy, but if you have the cash try the Kerastase range. Great for Christmas gifts!

[Blondie]

I think a lot of it is how you dry your hair. Keep an eye on how your hairdresser does it. always going down the hair shaft. If you move the hairdryer up & down you make it worse. I use LabelM relaxing balm on my hair before I dry it & then their serum to finish it off. I think you can only get it from Toni& guy salons or their essensuals salons, but it really works. plus, it does not make my hair greasy which some frizz serums seem to x