Hair serum or heat defence product for fluffy hair that doesn't make it greasy?

[Indecisivejo]

Any recs? Not Aussie or tresemme

[SirChenjin]

I'm using this after applying teeny tiny amount of coconut oil to wet hair, or inbetween washes on dry hair. Fab stuff and cheap as chips.

[ILostItInTheEarlyNineties]

I love L'Oreal extraordinary oil. It's about £9 a bottle but you only need to smooth a tiny blob onto damp hair before drying. The only serum I 've found that gives lovely shine, no fluff without that weighed down greasy feel and it speeds up drying time.

[Indecisivejo]

Thank you for your replies.
Which one of the Loreal oils do you use? Think there's 3

[singleandfabulous]

i ise a tiny blob of Morrocan oil then a heat deffence spray.

[ILostItInTheEarlyNineties]

I use the original L'Oreal oil says for all hair types on the bottle.

[midnightmoomoo]

Liz Earle hair oil. I've used it for ages and wouldn't be without it. My hair is just above my shoulders and I use it on what would be the ponytail, a bit like conditioner, ie not near my scalp.

[GinIsIn]

Percy and reed no oil oil for fine hair is FANTASTIC- it's specifically designed so that you can't 'over-product' your hair.

[fluffiphlox]

Living Proof No Frizz. In Marks and JLP.