I enjoy browsing a certain online video-sharing website for tips on fashion and beauty. It's fascinating to watch people style their hair and review new products. In one such video, a girl with very beautiful long hair talked about how much she loved the Trevor Sorbie Protect, Flatten & Shine spray. As my usual Lee Stafford heat protection spray had almost run out, I decided to follow her recommendation. Firstly, this spray has a new name. The whole range is now called Beautifully Straightened, not Straightening Addict. The packaging is very similar to the old one. It is pale pink with bright pink swirls in the bottom right corner. The spray itself is ...  Read the complete review

You know how annoying it is when you write a whole review and then your computer shuts your Internet down for no apparent reason? Well that is exactly whats just happened to me and I lost 700 words on this product so I'm going to attempt to rewrite - it may not be as long or as detailed mind you! Anyway this is the very last of my Trevor Sorbie product reviews and so I thought Id try and write it today while I remember all the information and before my bottle runs out because there isn't much at all left. My mom usually buys me a Straightening Addict set at least once a year because she knows I will get loads of use from the products as like most women I think I put my ..  Read the complete review

I use this every single day, and since I bought it in December from Boots I have noticed a definate difference in the finish my hair has - it looks much smoother and more glossy, like it is when I get it done professionally. It comes in a 200ml frosted clear plastic bottle and it has an atomiser squirty top to use it. The liquid itself is pink-tinged and the logo on the front is red and pale pink, with the Trevor Sorbie logo in the top centre in grey lettering. It is advertised as a 'Protect, Flatten and Shine Spray' and it claims that it gives salon polish to those that over-use the straighteners (so it was made for me really then!). It is ...  Read the complete review

My hair is a pain in the backside, to be honest - I go through every product I can find to get something worth the money - that is the problem I am having with shampoo at the moment. (Anyone who has a suggestion for dry hair that won't make it greasy I'm all ears - I've had herbal essences, aussie, trevor sorbie, pantene, tresemme and head and shoulders.. I'm running out of options, a suggestion would be much appreciated!) Anyway back to this spray, I recently bought this on the 3 for £10 offer in Boots as I was sick of split ends and on a mission to stop getting them! ~*~ Spotting The Spray ~*~ Well to be honest that photo is exactly the same ...  Read the complete review