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Ringaling9 · 29/11/2018 22:47

A hair product that controlled frizz and unruly hair in humidity for up to 3 days.

Google isn't being much help, it was about £25 a bottle. Picture had a woman with red hair before and after treatment.

Does anyone remember the product?

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DollyWilde · 29/11/2018 22:49

I have no idea but this sounds like the holy grail so I’ll join you in the hopes someone can remember!!

Notreallyhere23 · 29/11/2018 22:51

I didn’t see the thread but was it Colour Wow dreamcoat?

Isitmybathtimeyet · 29/11/2018 22:52

Frizz Ease do a ten day (actually 5 washes I think) thing that kept my hair under control pretty well for a big long weekend in a hot place. Often on sale in John Frieda multi-buys but way less than £25 even full price.

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Ringaling9 · 29/11/2018 22:54

Yes, thank you NotReally! I've been searching for ages for it.

Checked Google images and the red hair example is there so definitely it.

Thanks again.

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Ringaling9 · 29/11/2018 22:56

Bathtime, thanks for the cheaper alternative option too. I love the frizz control serum frieda does.

Was seduced by the earlier review given by another MNetter to try the other one.

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Perfectly1mperfect · 29/11/2018 23:11

There's a thread titled 'If you style your frizzy/curly hair straight every day...' which mentions a product called dream coat. Is it that ?

newmumFeb17 · 29/11/2018 23:26

I bought some of this on Amazon earlier reduced to £17ish for today only I think!!
Have heard amazing things, can't wait to use it 🙂

DollyWilde · 30/11/2018 11:34

Ooh excellent! I'm off to buy this!

Returnofthesmileybar · 30/11/2018 11:39

I didn't see it but my friend got the 12 week blow-dry done a few weeks ago and her hair looks amazing!!

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