Tell me your best hair improvement products

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My hair always looks a bit dry and in bad condition. I don’t wash it everyday but it does get a quick straighten most days..

Tell me your best hair masks/conditioners finds that actually work!!

This is an old fashioned one but my go-to when my hair needs a boost: Vitapointe leave in conditioner. £2 in Boots so not the end of the world if it doesn't suit. Only use a tiny bit and only on the ends or where it is really needed

Literally anything aveda. If you use irons though you need their glossing straightener too.

Moroccan Oil always makes my hair look and smell great

Olaplex. I use number 3 once a week and number 6 every time I blow dry my hair. Expensive but lasts for ages.

Got Cantu natural hair conditioner for the kids and it's great and smells wonderful

I like John Frieda Frizz-Ease Daily Miracle Leave-In Conditioner - when I can be bothered and not daily as I don't wash my hair daily.

Joico- reconstructor and hydrator. I had breaking, fine fluffy hair and this has really made a difference

Not a premium product, but Garnier Ultimate Blends hair food mask - used on the ends only as a leave-in after rinsing. The coconut one is particularly good.

I recently bought a Knight & Wilson Pureplex Hair repair System from Superdrug. It's about £12.

I think it's a knock off Opalex I use Part 2 & 3 every time I dye my hair so every 2 weeks. It leaves my hair soft silky and frizz free, I get about 4 - 6 uses out of each box and I have long hair so good value for the results.

Olaplex has made a big difference to the slightly frizzy ends of my high kites hair. A much bigger difference than any conditioner, or mask has ever done. Def recommend

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Living Proof Restore range, especially the mask

L'Oréal Elvive Dream lengths range. Full of silicone but that seems to work for me and I just use a clarifying shampoo every few washes.

Garnier Ultimate blends Hair Food with aloe Vera and coconut.

Elasticiser when I can be bothered.

For me Aveda Damage Remedy. I also don't wash my hair as often now.

I have been uaing a different Aveda product for a few years which did improve my hair a lot compared to other products but I then started trying the Damage Remedy about 2 months ago and my hair finally feels in good condition and doesn't feel crazy dry.

Another one for olaplex. But only if your hair is damaged by chemicals or heat.

I also put a few drops of Kerastase oleo relax through my hair after I've washed it. Makes it smooth and shiny.

I've been using those 2 products for over 6 years.

Christophe Robin sea salt scrub on my greasy hair has been life changing. Not cheap but you need a tiny amount. I use vosene first and then use the salt and my hair shines.

Olaplex and Nioxin

Olaplex when getting highlights done (hairdresser puts it in with the colour) And

Deal: Revlon UniqONE Professional Hair Treatment https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B00M9B66BU/ref=cmswwrcppapiiidlT4PII9FbSER764B

This leave in conditioner.

Another vote for Olaplex! 3/4/5 and 6.

Olaplex no 3, again. I leave it on as an overnight mask at the weekend. I have just spent some christmas money on the shampoo and conditioner. The no 3 on its own makes my thinning menopausal curly hair look like a lion's mane, so marvellous stuff. I tried the small size, to check it was good. The larger size is much better value. Lookfantastic often do about 20% off.

Davines Nounou. The first shampoo I’ve used that I haven’t needed to use conditioner with, it leaves my hair really hydrated but not weighed down. I do like the nounou hair mask as well.

Coconut oil through dry hair, soak hair in it. Plastic bag on head overnight and shampoo out in morning works amazingly. Also Psntene 3 minute miracle

How much of the olaplex no 3 do you have to use each time....I watched a video and it looked like the woman used half the bottle!

Olaplex 0 followed by 3 is miraculous.

Sounds like a lot of votes for olaplex. Might have to give that a go! Thanks everyone.