Please recommend anti-frizz hair products

[AlwaysTheMummy]

My hair is so thick and has a natural wave which can quickly turn to frizz.

If you use anti-frizz hair products which would you recommend? I rarely wear my hair down as at the slightest bit of damp my hair frizzes up.

Drives me insane.

Thanks in advance xx

Me too! I can't find a product that works, either too greasy or don't work at all.

www.boots.com/en/Naked-Rescue-Conditioner-250ml_863348/

Try this, just leave in wet hair and allow to dry

Moroccan oil.
Living proof stuff is amazing (Space NK) as is Frederic Fekkai straight ironless balm.

I use frizz ease but my hair still goes frizzy once the breeze hits it or the weather is damp, so it's not a wonder product IME.

It goes dead greasy if I slap on too much.

I like the Kerastase Oleo Relax range - I use the shampoo, conditioner and serum/styling stuff. I find it the only thing that actually works. It is rather expensive though, so every few months I go back to frizz ease and then curse the saved pennies until it is finished!!

'no frizz' by living proof. www.livingproof.com

you can buy it on space nk's website - not cheap but v impressive.

Moroccan Oil. Not cheap but very impressive results (and smells very good too!).

Is Kerastase only from salons?

How much does it actually cost? I've heard it's stupid money

It cost about £17 a product, so for three that's £51. Eeek!! It is only in salons, I have a few locally who stock it and one of them always has a 3 for 2. So generally, £35 for the three, last for about 3 mths (you only need small amounts), so that's £10 a month or about 40p a day. (Can you tell I did maths A level?!)

You can often get deals on kerastase from www.lookfantastic.com

Kiehls Creme Silk Groom is a fantastic product. Can be used on wet hair as a styling aid or on dry hair like you would a serum.

Where do you purchase the Moroccan Oil products?

I buy it from my hairdressers. Several salons locally to me stock it so you should be able to find it quite easily.

penona If it works I might try it. I'm fed up with wasting money on stuff that doesn't make any difference.

Have you thought about getting a Brazilian blow dry. Would save you lots in the long run.

I first used it in a trial pack. You can sometimes buy the Oleo Relax serum in a travel size, about 50ml. Or you could just try the serum at first? I only take that on hols with me and it's not too bad.

I am intrigued by this Moroccan Oil though. Is it just a serum you use with any old shampoo?

I've curly/frizzy hair and find that the day I wash it Boots curl cream goes on to damp hair - be generous with it. Then on days I wake up and it's a haystack and have no time to wash it I use Fizz Ease secret agent on to dry hair through each section and it sorts it out. When feeling flush I use Sebastian potion9 instead of Secret Agent.

Always - I have similar hair to you as you can tell from my MN name

What works for me is to just shampoo once using any shampoo with no sulphate. I use Kiehls sunflower oil shampoo but swap between it and the Boots Naked range. I use any old conditioner but leave it in or leave most of it in.

I then use a squirt of the Tresemme liquid gold oil which is Argan oil based. What's made the real difference is learning to use my Babyliss big hair properly - it's worth watching a few tutorials.

But the real enemy as you say is DAMP. Even if I've had a good old go with Babyliss - the first hint of rain and I'm metamorphosing into Crystal Tipps. Remember her?

Swedishy - Do you use these products? Any good?

L'Oreal Extraordinary Hair Oil is great.

I also use Frizz Ease Secret Agent finishing cream but as a serum which is miraculous on my hair!

I have thick curly hair which had always been frizzy.
Similar routine to frizzbonce....the best thing for me was when I stopped using shampoo as often and washed with conditioner instead (curly girl method, many threads here about it). I only use shampoo once a week at most now and always a no sulphate one.
My hair doesnt smell or look greasy, it isn't nearly as dry as it used to be and frizz is a thing of the past.

I have this and a tiny amount totally defrizzes my hair when used with Babyliss Big Hair:

www.boots.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?storeId=10052&productId=952901

I haven't used it without BBH so it might work without!

What do you do to your hair?

It could be that the way you treat it has a bigger effect than the product that you use.

If you put in product when wet, scrunch and let it dry naturally (no brushing), it's more likely to make surfer-y waves (or curls, depending on the kind of hair).

If you blow-dry or straighten then it is more likely to go frizzy.