My hair happens to be in between straight and wavy. Sometimes I left it dry naturally, and i really do like the effect it creates. The only problem is it can be a bit frizzy. I read lots of tips on the internet of how to combat this, and the general consensus was to use leave in conditioner. A couple of websites and blogs I went on recommended the Aussie Hair Insurance brand of leave in conditioner, it was also very afforable. I ended up buying it from Tesco for only £3.40 for a 250ml spray bottle.

The first thing you notice about Aussie leave in conditioner is the smell, it is absolutely gorgeous. It was one of those smells that you just keep wanted to sniff as it's so nice. I couldn't for the life of me pin point what it was though, so I had to google it. Apparently it is wild peach and advocado oils. Even after spraying on my hair it smelt delicious and the next day I get a whiff of it every now and then. It's a really nice reminder of the gorgeous smell.

The conditioner has a spray pump nozzle, not an aerosole, just a hand operated pump. It is easy to get the right dispersion over your hair. I tend to spray it around 10 inches away from my hair to try and keep it even. I probably use about 8 sprays for my hair, and I dont have much hair, it's very thin! I find this enough to cover my hair. The idea is to apply the conditioner to damp hair, so once I have had a shower I generally towel dry my hair, brush it into a parting and then spray this on. I only spray it on the ends as my roots don't seem to need de-frizzing and they tend to get greasy easily so I don't want to add any more conditioner to them. I thne just leave it to dry naturally.

The conditoner does a fantastic job of making my hair dry nicely and free of frizz. It helps create my waves, rather than just a head of random hairs pointing in different directions. It also makes my hair feel incredibly soft. It doesn't make my hair any greasier than it normally gets.

All in all this is a really good product.