Mark Hill De-frizz shine serum After much abuse of the hair straighteners, my hair was becoming pretty frizzy and wispy, so I thought I'd invest in some hair serum, to help tame it a little. I was already a big fan of Mark Hill's Heat Protection Spray, I thought I'd trust this brand and invest in the uber expensive (£6.99 for 55ml from Boots) De-frizz Shine Serum. The packaging A squareish oblong in a cute pink colour, with a pump top. It looks pretty enough to go on my dresser table, and the pump spray means you don't accidentally put too much on, but I would say be careful if you're taking this in a suitcase anywhere - I find the top ...  Read the complete review

If you have read some of my reviews before, you will know that I suffer from frizzy and drab hair. If you haven't read my reviews before, you know now! I first came across Mark Hill De-frizz shine serum through my sister. In an effort to try and make my hair look less like an afro, I decided to start straightening my hair. I didn't normally used to do this as it is so time-consuming, and as a mum of a 3yr old, I hardly have any time to myself! So when I started straightening my hair, it did start looking a lot better but it still didn't have that shine that most girls get, and I had a few fly-away hairs that really got on my nerves. My sister then ...  Read the complete review

I usually use the john freda hair serum but was recommended this. I have curly hair and its prone to frizzing, so I always use different serums and hair creams and like to try different products. I bought this from boots, quite expensive at nearly £6 but I am happy to pay for a good quality product. The bottle is lovely, really nice trendy looking bottle and comes in a pinky purplely colour. The pump on the top is silver and really easy to use. It dispenses small pea sized amounts, but I found as my hair is quite thick i need to use a lot of this serum on my hair to cover it all. I went through the bottle really quickly and used the whole ...  Read the complete review