Phytodefrisant

[melmcc]

Looking for something to tame the frizzies that won't weigh down my fine hair or make it cruchy. Would this work or any toher recs?

 

[SamanthaBNYC]

I love it, and I have fine hair (but there's a lot of it). Expensive, but it's justifiable (because you don't have to use a lot for it to work).

 

[melmcc]

Thanks Samantha! I may have to bite the bullet and buy it!

 

[luvmylittleboy]

I just pulled this out of my basement this morning (its about 2 years old - hope its still good - the metal container busted after I tried to squirt some out - so I put it into a plastic bottle - hope the product won't ruin) anyway, I read that if you mix this and L'oreal Vive Anti-Frizz Serum together the mixture is awesome. I'm going to try it in the morning - I'll let ya know!!! :laughing:

 

[melmcc]

Let me know how this works. I already have the Loreal...

 

[NYAngel98]

I've never tried it --- but I'd love to hear your reviews! /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[Elisabeth]

Samantha,

Have you ever tried John Frieda's frizz-ease line and if so, how does it compare to Phyto?

I just bought some John Frieda yesterday ( a small bottle) but...well...I'm not that convinced....:icon_conf

 

[SamanthaBNYC]

Frizz-Ease is a lot heavier in my opinion. Frizz Ease is good for making your hair stick straight (because it's heavy, it pulls it down). Phytodefrisant just gets rid of the frizz and is very lightweight, so it doesn't pull it down. I have straight hair, but there is a very miniscule amount of wave to it. When I use Phytodefrisant, I still have the wave in my hair. When I use Frizz Ease, I don't have the wave, it's stick straight.

 

[Elisabeth]

Thanks! :flowers:

I'll think I'll try this stuff.!