tips for hair that frizzes soon as I go outside!!!

londoner01 · 24 October 2012 at 11:56AM

My mother started keratin treatments about a year ago, she said it has liberated her completely because she used to have to tend to her hair for hours on end and give up on things like having a dive in the sea for the pain of having to redo her hair afterwards.
If it's wind-swept it's not humidity I guess, but much easier to fix once your hair isn't frizzing with just a comb.

anniewoo · 24 October 2012 at 11:59AM

I have a major problem with frizz,my hair has been a nightmare the last few days with the damp,misty weather :mad:

I noticed a new range of hair products in Boots yesterday which claims to help with frizz

http://www.boots.com/en/Umberto-Giannini-Frizzi-Bad-Hair-Day-Smoothing-Shampoo-250ml_1281931/

I have bought the shampoo and conditioner,although I haven't tried it yet and I am hopeful it will make a difference.There are various styling products in the range too,which I also plan to try.

angeltreats · 24 October 2012 at 4:44PM

OP, it sounds like your hair is exactly like mine. I've struggled with it for years (my fringe is particularly bad) and the best thing I ever found was Frizz Ease, but about a week ago I bought a bottle of Argan Oil from Superdrug (the Moroccan Oil that people seem to be talking about a lot lately). It is nothing short of amazing!

This is the stuff. I seriously can't recommend it enough. My hair isn't terribly thick and this is very light so it doesn't leave it looking lank, and you need literally two or three drops so the £9.99 bottle will probably last for years.