Aussie Frizz Miracle Conditioner

I'm not a regular user of 'Aussie' When concerning hair products I stick to what I know is best for my hair. However. On this occassion they had halved the cost in Boots to make it £1.34 which is cheaper than the stuff I usually purchase. Ever the one for a cut price product. You get 250ml in a bottle and it claims that it will smooth and control frizz. I don't have a major problem with that, but according to somebody else it also works well on those with dry hair. To a certain degree I will acknowledge that but I'd say that you might need to use a bit extra to get any impact. It comes in a plastic bottle with lots of nice words saying how well ...  Read the complete review

Having been a long term user of Aussie Moist products I decided to try a sister product called Frizz Miracle Conditioner which said it was for flyaway and fuzzy hair. With all this dreadful winter weather we have been having I thought I would try this for a change. I also bought the matching shampoo but this review is concentrating on the performance of the conditioner. On offer at Superdrug it was 2 bottles for £5 and this price to me seemed reasonable. The first thing I noticed when opening the bottle was that it was not the same luscious smell which is in the other range I adore so much. Instead this one does not rely on macadamia nuts, but on ...  Read the complete review

I have been reading reviews on Aussie products since I signed up to DooYoo and until then I had completely forgotten about the brand. On Friday I noticed that both my shampoo and conditioner were about to run out at the same time. As I was in the middle of my night shifts I knew I wouldn't be able to hold out until I could get into town, so had to pop to my local and rather small Tesco store. I had a browse of the Aussie products they had to offer and settled on a shampoo and conditioner. I really wanted the 3 minute miracle but at a pound more than the Frizz Miracle for flyaway frizzy hair, I chose the latter. I paid £3.45 for my ...  Read the complete review

I have recently gone back to being a brunette because my hair was getting rather frazzled with all the bleaching and colouring over the past nine months. I have been left with frizzy hair that puffs up whenever any moisture hits it so I was looking for something that might help to calm this down a bit. I saw this in Superdrug and decided to give it a go although I must add that I used a sachet which cost me 98p and gave me two applications. The conditioner was rather thick and creamy and came out of the packet with ease. It's a creamy blue in colour and I suppose you could describe it as 'duck egg' blue. It had a nice smell to it although I can't put my finger ...  Read the complete review

Aussie frizz miracle conditioner is the best conditioner I have come across. This conditioner does exactly what is says on the bottle, it helps to control static and frizz, which leaves you with smooth and silky hair. It comes in a 300ml bottle which normally lasts me two weeks as I wash my hair every other day. It contains 'Australian Blue Gum Leaves Extract' which is the part that helps to control the frizz and any fly away hairs. This conditioner is not very cheap but it will give you the results you want and will last a reasonable amount of time. You will end up saving money in the long run as you only need a tiny amount with each wash. I only use ...  Read the complete review