Umberto Giannini Overnight Moisture Balm

In my seemingly never ending quest to find a product that is consistently good at hydrating my hair thus weighing it down in the process and making it behave itself instead of flicking out here there and everywhere and being a total fly away pain in the butt, I stumbled across this - Umberto Giannini Overnight Moisture Balm - in Boots, and although I was tempted to go for the bigger tube (more economical), it turned out that it was a wise move not to. ~~~~The Product~~~~ According to Boots website "Umberto Giannini Overnight Beauty Moisture Balm is a night cream for your hair. This twilight trichology will work its magic whilst you ...  Read the complete review

I recently had one of those '£2 off professional hair care' vouchers that they sometimes give you in Boots when you spend over a fiver. I had fully intended to use it to buy shampoo, but when I was browsing the range of products on offer, I noticed the Umberto Giannini Overnight Beauty Moisture Balm. Described as being a 'night cream for the hair', I wanted to try it, despite the fact I knew it was a bit of a faddy product. I had seen a while ago that John Frieda had brought out a Frizz-Ease Crème serum that was designed to be left on your hair overnight, but the £15 price tag had put me off. This product was only £4.99, and with my coupon only £2.99. I was ...  Read the complete review

I am a complete hair product addict, and it seems like companies are endlessly coming out with new things to draw us in! The idea of an 'overnight moisture balm' strikes me as a brilliant idea - most people don't have the time to sit around with their hair in a towel waiting for conditioner to work its magic, so instead you can just stick this on your hair before bed, and wake up with beautiful locks! Clever little timesaver, I thought. So I bought this product in good faith - as other reviewers have said, it's relatively cheap (can't recall exactly but I paid under a fiver for mine) and the bottle is a decent size. When I used it, I actually washed it out the ...  Read the complete review

This Overnight Moisture Balm was given to me as a Christmas present. It's not something I would have thought of buying for myself (I'm a Pantene girl!) but, as I had it, I thought I might as well give it a go last night. It did seem a novel idea - a night cream for hair - but I didn't expect too much from it. I have to say that the instructions on the tube aren't that great. In fact, all it says is "apply evenly to dry hair - no rinse formula", but as it also says, "once applied all you see is the result" I presumed only a little was needed. My hair is dry, with that "cotton-wool" texture brought on by ...  Read the complete review

I bought this product on a whim because, as one of the earlier reviewers said, I had a voucher for it at Boots. I think the products normally costs about £4.99, and for that you get a 150ml bottle. I really love the scent, it smells really fresh and clean and I love it when the smell wafts around me as I'm going to bed! The application process is rather strange- there are basically no instructions on the products itself. It's a rather rich, thick, white cream, and so I tend to squeeze out about a teaspoon full (if that) onto my hand for my shoulder-length hair. I then massage it into my hair starting at the roots and working down, in the same way as I apply ...  Read the complete review