Lee Stafford Poker Straight Treatment

My hair takes a battering, almost on a daily basis. I blowdry and style and straighten it on a daily basis. Not to mention that I sit under the air conditioning at work so it gets blasts of cold and hot air regularly. Whilst I am admitting my "hair sins" it is probably also worth mentioning that I have my hair dyed on a monthly basis so as a result my hair does need a bit of tlc. Being a beauty product addict I like to treat my hair to a variety of treatments that I find whilst browsing the aisles of Boots. I decided to give the Lee Stafford Poker Straight Treatment a try and show my hair some love......... ***Packaging and ...  Read the complete review

Lee Stafford Poker Straight Hair Treatment £6.99 at Boots for 200ml. However, is always on offer with the hair care vouchers available regularly at boots. "Lee Stafford Poker Straight Treatment is intensive care for hair. The P2FiFTY COMPLEX is the next generation of heat protection. It saves the hair from the scorching heat of professional straightening irons up to 250ºc. Lee Stafford Poker Straight Treatment is designed to fight the damaging effects of straightening irons to help moisturise and re-build the hair shaft and leave hair looking amazing and feeling healthy. This intensive conditioning treatment mask contains a ...  Read the complete review

I have just realised that this year I've changed my hair colour and style more often than the rest of my life put together! I thought I'd found the perfect hairdresser, who wasn't afraid to experiment, without making me look like a complete idiot at the same time. I was wrong. Well, I never looked like a complete idiot (I hope!) but she didn't seem to know when to stop putting bleach on top of bleach on top of bleach, and not even conditioning it after!! So you can imagine just how dry my hair was at the end of this. I'd washed my hair one day after coming home from the hairdressers and put on my usual intensive conditioner to try and improve it's condition, ...  Read the complete review