Mark Hill De-Frizz Shine Serum

I use hair serum every day as my hair is very fine and flyaway- I need it on the ends of my hair to add definition but also use a small amount at the roots to keep those fine little baby hairs down. I've tried most serums on the market and I was a little disappointed with this product from Mark Hill. I've tried Mark Hill products in the past but I found that this serum was extremely lightweight, to the point that an hour later it looked like I didn't have any on at all. Also, I thought that the price of £6 for a 55ml bottle was quite expensive, bearing in mind that there are cheaper brands from Boots own range and Avon ...  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

Hair serum is a staple for me, a product I use as regularly as shampoo and shower gel, and so I got through a heck of a lot of it. I recently found a fantastic serum by Angel Fish, and planned on buying more, however I had a voucher for £2 off the professional hair care ranges at boots and found that if I bought this one it would work out slightly cheaper than the Angel Fish one. It was only a small difference in price, but like many people I'm trying to cut back right now, and I always like to try something new! I've only ever used one Mark Hill product before, and that was a shampoo. Unfortunately I seemed to have a reaction to it and it left my scalp flaky. ...  Read the complete review