How to Stop Frizzy Hair | Expert Tips
Frizzy hair is often associated with curly hair, but the truth is any hair type can become frizzy. So if you’ve ever battled with a halo of frizz, or you find yourself wondering why your hair never looks glossy or shiny, I’d like to reassure you.
You don’t have to put up with dry, frizzy hair. You can do something about it.
Keep reading to discover your frizz-free hair.
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How to Get Rid of Frizzy Hair | 7 Tips for Frizz-Free Hair
1. Condition Hair to add Moisture
Establish a routine of cleansing and conditioning your hair to ensure your hair, like your skin, gets regular moisture.
2. Avoid applying too much Heat to Hair
Identify opportunities to reduce damage to your hair. For instance, try air-drying your hair or reduce the amount of time you apply heat to the hair. Styling products can help with this.
3. Get Regular Trims to Prevent Split Ends
Get regular trims to prevent split ends riding up the hair and damaging the cuticle, leaving the hair open to frizz.
4. Choose Hair Products with Moisture Boosting Ingredients
Choose products containing moisture-boosting ingredients such as pro vitamin b5.Handle your hair like it’s a piece of silk.
5. Be Gentle with your Hair
Be gentle with your hair when it’s wet. Wet hair is vulnerable to breakage, and when hair breaks, frizz will thrive.
6. Deep Condition your Hair once a week.
Use Restore and Shine Hair Masque once a week for a deep conditioning, frizzy hair treatment.
7. Use Styling Products that Add Moisture
Style your hair with leave in conditioners. They add moisture to your hair before styling, preventing damage.
How to Get Rid of Frizzy Hair | Overview
If you are a regular reader of my blogs, you’ll know that I’ve been working with hair for many years. I know from experience that where there’s a hair problem, such as how to smooth frizzy hair, there’s always a solution. Frizzy hair is no different to any other hair problem.
Keep reading to get my expert tips on stopping and taming frizzy hair.
This blog is all about taking the frizz out of your hair and out of your life.
I’ll be covering ground such as what causes frizzy hair, the best products for frizzy hair and how to stop or get rid of frizzy hair with our frizzy hair treatment.
I’ll also be tackling some common questions about dry, frizzy hair with questions such as, How can I tame frizzy hair naturally? or What’s the best anti frizz spray?
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Let's talk about why Frizz occurs
I’ve been working with hair for over 35 years and, in my experience, restoring moisture to hair makes the biggest difference.
Whenever I tackle a hair problem like how to get rid of frizzy hair, I like to start with the cause.
So let’s kick off by talking about what frizz means and the causes of frizzy hair.
What Causes Frizzy Hair?
Firstly, every individual strand of hair has different layers.
To keep it simple, I’ll focus on the outer layer known as the cuticle and the inner layer knowns as the cortex.
When your hair is in good health, the cuticle is smooth and flat.
When your cuticle is smooth and flat, it acts as a protective layer around the cortex, locking in moisture so that your hair maintains its flexibility and shine.
However, if hair becomes dry for any reason, the cuticle can lift.
The diagram shows the difference between a smooth, well-hydrated hair shaft. As you can see, the cuticle is a series of tiny scales. The hair shaft on the left is smooth and closed. That means the scales are doing the job of protecting the cortex.
Conversely, on the right, the cuticle scales have lifted, leaving the cortex unprotected from the elements.
What impact does the Cuticle have on Dry Frizzy Hair?
The cuticle is vital. Not just to the health of our hair but to how it looks and feels.
The cuticle naturally controls the movement of moisture to the cortex.
If our hair is damaged, it can disrupt this process, and it becomes drier.
That means the cortex is unable to retain moisture and absorbs it from the atmosphere.
Consequently, this causes your hair to swell and leaves a dry, frizzy hair texture, with some hairs following a different pattern to the rest of the hair.
That change in hair pattern is the frizz.
Why do I have Dry Frizzy Hair ?
There are multiple causes of frizzy hair, but for ease, I’ll break it down into three main areas:
It's in the Genes
For those of us with curly, coarse or dry hair textures, frizz may be something that we’ve been fighting all our lives.
Some hair is just naturally drier. Therefore dry hair is more prone to becoming frizzy.
Of course, your hair also becomes drier with age; hormonal changes such as menopause can also have an impact.
For instance, I’ve written extensively about the changes that happen to hair as it becomes grey.
Are you interested in finding out more? Take a look at my blog on taking care of grey hair.
Damaged Hair
Damaged Hair is prone to becoming Frizzy.
What do we mean when we say the hair is damaged?
That brings us back to the cuticle.
Because the health of our hair is very much dependent on the state of the cuticle.
For instance, if the scales lift, then the cuticle can’t effectively do its job of protecting the cortex, making hair prone to frizz.
There are plenty of things that can cause our hair to become damaged.
Damaged Hair | 4 Causes
1. The Weather
The sun, wind, cold weather, basically the elements. As soon as our hair comes to the surface, it’s subject to the elements. For some lucky people, their hair can handle it. But for most of us, the weather will have a hand in making our hair dry.
2. Heated Styling
Heated styling of all kinds. Whatever your heated styling tool of choice; the hairdryer, the straighteners or the heated rollers. Heated styling is an excellent way of manipulating and styling your hair. I would never advocate giving up heated-styling. However, if frizz is a problem for you, it’s a factor that you should consider. Reducing the amount of heat applied to your hair can help to minimise damage.
3. Excessive Brushing
Excessive brushing, excessive towel drying, excessive combing, excessive messing about with the hair. We are all guilty of contributing to hair damage. Whether you rub your hair with a towel when it’s wet, or you are constantly fiddling about with it during the day. From getting the brush out too often to scraping your hair into a ponytail or bun several times a day, the thing about hair is that it can cope with quite a lot. However, by minimising the number of times we touch our hair, we can also minimise damage.
4. Bleaching or Colouring Hair
Bleaching hair and colour treatments cause hair damage. For colour treatments to work, they open up the cuticle and change the pigment of your hair. That’s because the pigment is in the cortex. The cortex is the same place your hair retains its mositure. Anyone who has ever coloured or bleached hair will find it’s drier as a result.
Humidity Causes Frizzy Hair
A humid environment exacerbates the risk of Frizzy Hair
Humidity is the concentration of water present in the air.
If you live in the UK, this can be a problem most of the year-round. Except for a couple of months in the summer.
Expose damaged or dry hair to humidity or water in the atmosphere, and it’s the perfect storm.
Because, in a humid environment, with a lifted cuticle, the hair’s cortex will soak up moisture from the atmosphere. That’s when frizz will occur.
You may even find hair becomes frizzy after washing. That’s why conditioning and deep conditioning are vital in preventing and taming frizzy hair.
How to Smooth Frizzy Hair | Frequently Asked Questions
Now I’ve covered off the Causes of Frizzy Hair, lets talk about How to Stop Frizzy Hair
I believe you can get rid of frizzy hair without making too many changes to your hair care routine.
Keep reading to see my answers to some frequently asked questions that can help you take your own steps to tame frizzy hair.
- How can I Get Rid of Frizzy Hair?
- How can I Control Frizzy Hair?
- How can I Make a Plan to De-frizz my Hair?
- How can I Stop Frizzy Hair after Washing?
- How can I Tame Frizzy Hair Overnight?
- How Can I Tame Frizzy Hair Naturally?
- What Frizzy Hair Tips do you have for Curly Hair?
- What Tips do you have for Dry Frizzy Hair?
How can I Get Rid of Frizzy Hair?
I have a simple mantra that I recommend you follow when it comes to hair; put back what you take out.
What does that mean? If your hair is dry due to heated styling, add moisture. If your cuticle lifts due to colour treatments use products to smooth your hair.
We talked about some of the causes of hair damage above. So, I recommend you think about your hair care routine.
What causes your hair to become dry or damaged? What can you do to reduce the amount of damage exposure?
There is no way you can mitigate against everything that cause and in some cases, you may not want to.
For instance, you may want to continue to style your hair with heated styling tools. So, if that’s the case, keep my mantra in mind and put back what you take out.
Heated styling is drying. So in this example you have a couple of options to add moisture to your hair and follow my mantra of putting back what you take out.
For instance, choose a leave in conditioner to add moisture to your hair as you style.
Leave in conditioners are an excellent option for helping to reduce hair frizz.
That’s because they add moisture to the hair.
That means leave in conditioners are preventative against moisture loss when heat you apply heat to your hair.
Or why not add a deep conditioning hair treatment to your weekly hair care routine?
This will replenish hair that feels dry as result of heated styling.
Hair masks and deep conditioners add moisture and smooth the cuticle.
Add a deep conditioner to your hair care routine to get rid of frizzy hair.
My haircare range reflects my philosophy. I believe adding moisture to frizzy hair can make the most significant impact, and it’s the best way of taming frizzy hair naturally.
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How can I Control Frizzy Hair?
There are a few moments during your haircare routine when you can make a significant impact on frizz control and taming frizzy hair.
- Washing Hair. Always condition the hair after shampooing. Conditioners are not just about adding moisture to the hair. They also seal and smooth the cuticle to prevent frizzy hair.
- Drying Hair. Be gentle when your hair is wet. Wet hair is more prone to breakage which can result in frizz. Gently squeeze the water out of the hair. Don’t rub hair with a towel.
- Styling Hair. Use styling products that add moisture. I recommend leave in conditioners. Reduce the amount of heat you apply to hair. Either opt for a cooler setting on the hairdryer, try less damaging styling techniques, or dry your hair for less time.
- In Between Washes. You may find your hair needs moisture in between washes. Here’s a hair hack for adding moisture in between washes. You can mix a small amount of conditioner with a little water. Then smooth through the ends and mid-lengths of the hair. Alternatively, give hair a spritz of Glossy Mist.
Remember, you are in control of your hair. That means frizz control is within your grasp if you choose to take charge and control frizzy hair. By taking charge or your hair, you can easily make a difference.
I recommend taking some time out to think about your hair and make a plan to defrizz hair.
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How can I make a Plan to De-frizz my Hair?
Before you make a plan, it’s a good idea to reflect on what you are trying to achieve. Asking a few questions can help with the process of understanding where you can make the biggest difference.
If you were sitting in front of me right now and you asked me how to defrizz hair, I’d ask you the following questions.
How often do you wash and condition your hair?
- This question is vital. If we don’t wash our hair and add moisture by applying conditioner regularly, it becomes dry.
- Regular hair-washing means different things for different people and different hair types.
- Fine hair types may need to wash and condition every day or every other day, whilst people with afro hair may cleanse and condition hair once a week or once every 2 weeks.
- The two hair types above are at opposite ends of the spectrum, and the number of times you need to wash and condition your hair can vary, depending on your hair type.
- The vital thing is to establish our hair care routine and stick to it.
- For most hair types, 2 to 3 times a week is a good rule of thumb.
- You can work this out by taking notice of your hair after washing and also on the days when you haven’t washed your hair.
- By taking the time to notice your hair, you can start to understand what it needs. Once you understand what it needs, you can make adjustments to your hair care routine.
How do you dry your hair after washing?
- This is a critical time for hair. When hair is wet, it’s prone to breakage.
- Be gentle with your hair. Gently pat out the excess water with a towel, don’t rub. Because rubbing will rough up the cuticle, leaving hair vulnerable to frizz.
How do you style your hair?
- It’s worth paying some attention to how you style your hair.
- Consider choosing a lower heat on the hairdryer. Heat is drying for hair, so any opportunity to reduce exposure helps.
- Think about the length of time you spend styling your hair. In my experience, most people tend to dry their hair for too long. You should switch the hairdryer off at that sweet spot where your hair goes from damp to dry. Continuing to dry hair with a hairdryer when it’s already dry is damaging for hair.
What styling products do you use?
- Using styling products with silicones and alcohol denat may give quick fixes, but they leave hair dry.
- I’ve talked about leave in conditioners, and I think they are the best choice to defrizz hair when styling.
Are you using a deep conditioner?
- The deep hair conditioner is your secret weapon in the battle to de-frizz hair. Use a deep Restore and Shine Hair Masque weekly to de-frizz your hair.
These are the questions that will help you think about how you can get frizz control. Spending a bit of time thinking about this will help you get a FRIZZ-FREE PLAN for your hair.
How can I stop Frizzy Hair after Washing?
Stop Hair Frizz after Washing | In 4 Steps
1. Use a Small Towel To Blot Water out of your Hair.
Immediately after shampooing and rinsing your hair, and before you apply conditioner, use a small towel to blot the water out of your hair. That will help hair to absorb more of those conditioning ingredients that smooth and seal the cuticle.
2. Treat Hair Like a Delicate Fabric.
After rinsing out the conditioner, follow the same step of gently blotting the water out of your hair. Think about your hair like a delicate fabric; rubbing hair will lead to breakage, so be gentle. If it’s easier, wrap a towel around your hair until it’s no longer wet but still damp.
3. Use a Leave in Conditioner for Styling.
When hair is damp, it’s time to start styling your hair. Before styling, apply your styling product. Leave in conditioner is the best choice at this point. If you are using either of our leave in conditioner sprays, 2 to 3 spritzes are all you need. If you are using another brand, follow their instructions for application.
4. Don't Over-Dry Your Hair.
So now hair is prepped and ready to go for styling. There’s lots of advice I can give about how to blow dry hair to avoid frizz, but if there’s one thing I recommend, above everything else, it’s don’t over-dry your hair. It’s a common mistake and one of the biggest culprits for frizz. My styling mists will help here as they speed up drying time. However, you need to know when to stop. As soon as hair feels dry to touch, stop. Don’t continue.
How can I Tame Frizzy Hair Overnight?
That is a question that comes up often, and there are a couple of things that I recommend for taming frizzy hair overnight.
Firstly, try using a hair mask overnight.
- Check the instructions of the brand you are using, but if you are using Restore and Shine Hair Masque, this is what I recommend for how to tame frizzy hair overnight:
- Shampoo, rinse and gently blot out water from your hair. Apply Restore and Shine Hair Masque to the ends and mid-lengths and leave to dry. If your hair is very thick, it’s a good idea to do this early in the day, giving your hair a chance to dry before you got to bed.
- Before you go to bed, wrap your hair in a silk or satin scarf (maybe not your favourite one!) and let the hair mask work its magic whilst you sleep.
- In the morning, rinse your hair and style as normal. No need to shampoo. Your hair should feel silky smooth. Do that once a week, and you’ll notice a big difference in the texture of your hair.
- Check the instructions of the brand you are using, but if you are using Restore and Shine Hair Masque, this is what I recommend for how to tame frizzy hair overnight:
- Shampoo, rinse and gently blot out water from your hair. Apply Restore and Shine Hair Masque to the ends and mid-lengths and leave to dry. If your hair is very thick, it’s a good idea to do this early in the day, giving your hair a chance to dry before you got to bed.
- Before you go to bed, wrap your hair in a silk or satin scarf (maybe not your favourite one!) and let the hair mask work its magic whilst you sleep.
- In the morning, rinse your hair and style as normal. No need to shampoo. Your hair should feel silky smooth. Do that once a week, and you’ll notice a big difference in the texture of your hair.
Secondly, say goodbye to cotton pillows.
- Much as I love this natural fibre, your hair doesn’t. You may well have heard that your skin benefits from sleeping on the slippery texture of a silk or satin pillow. Well, what’s good for the skin is good for the hair.
- When we sleep, we move around, and when our hair rubs against the rough texture of cotton, it breaks and tangles. Once you start sleeping on silk or satin pillows, it’s a revelation. Hair becomes so much easier to manage in between washes, and, of course, it massively reduces frizz.
- Much as I love this natural fibre, your hair doesn’t. You may well have heard that your skin benefits from sleeping on the slippery texture of a silk or satin pillow. Well, what’s good for the skin is good for the hair.
- When we sleep, we move around, and when our hair rubs against the rough texture of cotton, it breaks and tangles. Once you start sleeping on silk or satin pillows, it’s a revelation. Hair becomes so much easier to manage in between washes, and, of course, it massively reduces frizz.
How can I Tame Frizzy Hair Naturally?
If you want to tame frizzy hair naturally, I’ve made some suggestions below.
- Wear a hat to protect hair in extremes of weather; heat, cold, rain.
- Limit the number of times you brush, comb or touch your hair.
- Reduce heated styling and always use a leave in conditioner to counteract the dryness that comes from heated styling
- Avoid overlapping colour treatments or bleach. Get your roots done professionally.
- Use my natural deep conditioning hair mask with avocado oil to tame hair naturally.
You may have heard about the benefits of avocado oil for hair. Avocado oil contains fatty acids. That makes it an excellent choice for taming frizzy hair naturally. For example, it contains Oleic Acid, which helps the hair retain moisture. That’s why it’s an active ingredient in Restore and Shine Hair Masque and one of my favourite superfoods for a healthy hair diet.
What Frizzy Hair Tips do you have for Curly Hair?
Follow my 3 steps to get rid of frizzy curly hair and define your curls.
1 Use a Deep Conditioner once a week, every week.
I recommend leaving our deep conditioner, Restore and Shine Hair Masque on your hair for longer. You can leave it on for a couple of hours or overnight, letting your hair soak up the nourishing ingredients and rinsing the following morning. If you are using another brand, please check the manufacturer’s instructions before doing this.
2 Reduce the heat on your hair.
As well as adding moisture to your hair, reducing heat can make a big impact on taming frizzy, curly hair. Air drying your hair to give it a break from excessive heat or you can use styling products such as Styling Mist for Glossy Finish to reduce drying time. Stying Mist for Glossy Finish reduces drying time and by doing so it reduces the time your hair is subjected to heated styling. But that’s not all, it contains pro vitamin b5 to add moisture to your hair as you style.
3 Give your curly hair a moisture boost in between wash days.
Mix a little Restore and Shine Hair Masque with water. Work up in your palms and feed into your hair for a quick-fix defrizz.
What Tips do you have for Dry, Frizzy Hair?
My TOP 3 TIPS for tackling Dry, Frizzy Hair
Here’s what I recommend.
- Get regular trims. Dealing with split ends is vital to preventing damage to the hair. Unchecked split ends can rid up the cuticle and damage the hair at the mid-length. A regular trim is the best preventative measure.
- Use a frizzy hair treatment once a week every week. There’s no getting away from it. If you want to be frizz-free you need to deep condition your hair regularly. Deep conditioners are the best frizzy hair treatment you can use. Their job is to add moisture and smooth the cuticle for frizz-free hair.
- Dry your hair for less time. Reduce the time spent drying your hair. Continuing to apply heat to your hair with a hairdryer when it is already dry will bring on the frizz. Use styling products to reduce drying time.
Best Frizzy Hair Products
Choosing frizzy hair products can be a minefield. I have 3 simple rules for selecting the right frizzy hair products for your hair.
- Look out for moisture-boosting ingredients – Pro vitamin b5 is the best for adding moisture to all hair types.
- Avoid silicones – They coat the hair to give an initial feeling of moisture, but they dry your hair with prolonged use, making the frizz worse.
- Look out for cuticle-smoothing ingredients such as avocado to help your hair lock in moisture. Discover the benefits of a deep conditioner containing avocado oil in our blog.
How to Stop Frizzy Hair: What’s the Best Frizzy Hair Treatment?
When you find a frizzy hair treatment that delivers results, it feels like you’ve struck gold.
I spent four years developing my hair care products and, I put Restore and Shine Hair Masque right at the heart of the range.
That’s because your hair needs the best foundation to be frizz-free. Hair needs moisture at the core, locked in by a smooth cuticle.
When your hair can retain moisture, it has the right foundation to prevent frizz.
Using a frizzy hair treatment or deep conditioner is the best way of taming frizz.
Give your hair time and build a routine of giving your hair regular moisture.
There are no quick fixes. Adding moisture to your hair is like adding moisture to your skin.
I’m guessing you wouldn’t moisturise your skin once a month or even once a week and think that was enough. Plus, with heated styling and colour treatments, we put our hair through a lot more than our skin.
That’s why, for frizz control, I advocate treating your hair to a deep conditioning hair mask once a week every week.
How to Stop Frizzy Hair: What are the Best Products for Frizzy Hair?
So, you’ve probably got the message by now that moisture is your hair’s best friend in the battle against frizzy hair.
However, I’d like to share some ingredients that I love to have on my side when taming frizzy hair.
My philosophy is you can solve most hair problems, including frizz, by adding the right level of moisture to the hair.
My products reflect that philosophy, and I developed them to add moisture to the hair, leaving it smooth, shiny and frizz free. That means my products all deliver frizz-free solutions.
So if you are looking for the best frizzy hair products, I thought it might be useful to share some of the ingredients I chose for my range and why I chose them.
- Pro vitamin b5 is a cornerstone ingredient for my product range. Everyone one of my products contains pro vitamin b5. Because pro vitamin b5 is small enough to penetrate the cuticle, it can get moisture right to the hair’s core.
- Glycerin is the perfect partner for pro vitamin b5 as it helps the hair to retain moisture. That means pro vitamin b5 benefits stay for longer.
- Cetearyl Alcohol is a natural fatty alcohol that smooths the cuticle to lock in moisture. Cetearyl alcohol, in its raw form, has a soft, creamy texture. It’s often found in high-end skincare to soften the skin. It shouldn’t be confused with sensitising alcohol. It’s safe to use on sensitive skin.
This powerful trio of natural ingredients is at the frontline of fighting frizz and, you’ll find pro vitamin b5 in every one of my products, working hard to add moisture to the hair.
What’s the best anti frizz spray?
Both of my styling mists contain pro vitamin b5 to add moisture to the hair as you style. They come in small bottles, but these anti frizz sprays give BIG results.
Because both contain tiny bubbles of keratin and argan oil, they target damaged hair and smooth the cuticle. That means they lock in the moisture, leaving your hair smooth and frizz-free.
But that’s not all. The bubbles of keratin and argan oil are reactivated, in between washes, by combing or brushing your hair. That means you’ll get frizz-free hair protection for longer.
Both styling mists work for all hair types. Choose Glossy Mist for extra shine an Styling Mist for Volume for a volume boost.
Frizzy Hair | Take Aways
In this blog, my aim was to give you some insight into the best frizzy hair solutions. I also wanted to demonstrate how simple frizzy hair solutions can be.
In essence, frizzy hair solutions are in your hands, and with the right approach, you can be frizz-free and put a stop to frizzy hair for good.
I’ve summarised some of the key points below.
- Establish a routine of cleansing and conditioning your hair to ensure your hair, like your skin, gets regular moisture.
- Identify opportunities to reduce damage to your hair. For instance, try air-drying your hair or reduce the amount of time you apply heat to the hair. Styling products can help with this.
- Get regular trims to prevent split ends riding up the hair and damaging the cuticle, leaving the hair open to frizz.
- Choose products containing moisture-boosting ingredients such as pro vitamin b5.
- Be gentle with your hair when it’s wet. Wet hair is vulnerable to breakage, and when hair breaks, frizz will thrive.
- Use Restore and Shine Hair Masque once a week for a deep conditioning, frizzy hair treatment.
- Style your hair with leave in conditioners. They add moisture to your hair before styling, preventing damage.
We’ve covered a lot of ground on what causes frizzy hair and, of course, how to stop frizzy hair.
I’ve found that frizzy hair solutions have always been a hot topic in hairdressing, and I’m delighted to be able to offer a solution to a real hair problem with my haircare range.
ARE YOU READY TO GO FRIZZ-FREE?!
How to Get Rid of Frizzy Hair | About the Author
Norris Ogario
Norris Ogario is founder and Creative Director of Ogario London. Developed in his London salon, the Ogario London haircare products reflect his belief that hydration is the key to fixing most hair problems. Hydrated hair can be styled with ease. Plus, hydration leaves hair shiny and healthy. Norris has over 35 years of hair know-how. With expertise in all hair types; from dry hair to fine or grey hair, from frizzy to damaged or bleached hair, curly hair and afro hair, Norris offers his expert advice.
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About Us
Ogario London is a salon developed range of natural hair care products. Because we are passionate about our products, delivering the best results is at the heart of what we do. Do you have questions about our products? Or, would you like advice on the best products for your hair type? Maybe have another question about how to look after your hair? If you do, please get in touch at info@ogariolondon.com.
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Beauty Bible Recommends Ogario London Hair Masque Hair Treatment
Restore and Shine Hair Masque was awarded best hair mask in the Ultimate Natural Beauty Bible Awards. As an independent hair care brand, we are incredibly proud to be recognised alongside some of the industry’s biggest haircare brands. Because I spend time ensuring that our products deliver the best results, I couldn’t be happier to get this review and win this prestigious award.
