With all the rain around, it is hard keeping your hair frizz
free, so here are a few goodies that will arm you in the battle.
Lenor Greyl Sérum de Soie Sublimateur, £24.50, Selfridges
Suitable for all hair types. This light serum can be used on damp or dry hair to keep your locks silky smooth. Ideal for fine hair as it does not weigh it down. A superb product that delivers.
Suitable for all hair types. This light serum can be used on damp or dry hair to keep your locks silky smooth. Ideal for fine hair as it does not weigh it down. A superb product that delivers.
Lee Stafford Arganoil from Morocco Moisture Injection Dry
Conditioner, £8.99
I first tried this when I had been out in the damp and the ends of my hair resembled candyfloss. One spray and my hair was instantly transformed into healthy shining tresses. I am hooked!
I first tried this when I had been out in the damp and the ends of my hair resembled candyfloss. One spray and my hair was instantly transformed into healthy shining tresses. I am hooked!
Lee Stafford Arganoil from Morocco Anti Frizz Serum Spray,
£9.99
A squirt of this once you have blow-dried your hair will help keep your hair sleek. You can also use it as a quick fix when you are out and about. Keep a can in your desk draw for emergencies.
A squirt of this once you have blow-dried your hair will help keep your hair sleek. You can also use it as a quick fix when you are out and about. Keep a can in your desk draw for emergencies.
Pantene Pro V Expert Collection Advanced Keratin Repair
Shampoo, £5.99 and Conditioner, £5.99
In my books, Pantene produces some of the best conditioners on the market. This range is great for caring for damaged hair leaving it silky smooth without leaving any residue. Use the Split End Fuser (£6.99) to temporarily improve the appearance of ragged ends.
In my books, Pantene produces some of the best conditioners on the market. This range is great for caring for damaged hair leaving it silky smooth without leaving any residue. Use the Split End Fuser (£6.99) to temporarily improve the appearance of ragged ends.
By Daralyn Danns
