I have to admit that I am one of those people who possess no hairdressing skills whatsoever. Whenever I try to blow-dry my hair in an attempt to recreate that "just left the salon look", I fail miserably and my hair always ends up untamed and frizzy. It is because of this severe lack in hairdressing skills that I am pathetically dependent on my straighteners to produce any kind of recognizable style and I have become in the habit of ritually abusing my hair with temperatures of 220°C every day. Most of the products I have bought in the past designed to smooth and protect my hair from such heat abuse have left my hair feeling greasy or sticky, but on ...  Read the complete review

Last year I had dyed black hair with bright fire red streaks and I decided that I was sick of that and I wanted to go lighter. I knew it was going to hard work but I was adamant that's what I wanted so that's what I did. I used the Scott Cornwall colour remover as well as many amounts of hair destroying bleach to get there, but I did. As the time went on my hair got blonder and blonder thus resulting in it now being white blonde in colour. I usually get my roots done every 6 weeks and I have to use bleach and a toner each time to lighten as my hair is so dark. I work in a hairdressers and these last few months I have had a lot of occasions to attend resulting in me ...  Read the complete review

I recently started to going to a Wella hair salon so started trying out some of their products. I have always been a lover of GHD heat protection spray but at nearly £11 a bottle I thought I would try the flat iron spray by Wella as it was only £7. This spray is very light and definitely does protect the hair well, after straightening my hair was smooth, free of frizz and smelt lovely. The only thing I did find with this product which I didnt with the GHD spray was that the next day I had to wash my hair as it went very greasy! I have very fine hair and washing it everyday is not something I really like doing as it just falls out! If you ...  Read the complete review

Wella High Hair Flat Iron Spray 200mls. I love this product and use it almost every day. It is a heat protection spray that you spray on your hair before you use hair straighteners. It costs around £6 and I have never ever seen it on special offer, it is available from Boots, Superdrug and often Hair Salons sell it. It comes in a clear bottle and has a spray to dispence the fluid. The fluid is light blue in colour and you don't need to spray very much on your hair as a little goes a long way. Basically what you do is wash and condition and dry your hair as usual. You then spray your hair with this spray just before you use ...  Read the complete review

This flat iron spray gives your hair perfect protection when using staightening irons. Before application make sure you shake the bottle to mix the solution together. Can apply to individual sections or with one application then straighten. The flat iron spray has a nice light fragrance, doesnt feel as if you have anything on your hair, makes hair feel like silk. The spary comes in 200ml bottle so ideal size to travel with if going on holiday of away for the weekend. However your styling your hair with the straigheners, whether curling or straightening, this product is ideal. I have been using this product for 3 years and would never use any other heat protection ...  Read the complete review