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If I wanted to fix static hair I'd try one of these five products
We’ve all had those moments. You’ve just finished blow drying your hair and then those annoying bits that always stick up automatically ping sky-high as if to say: “we’re still here, guys!”
The good news is, you’re not alone. Everyone gets fuzzy hair, whether it’s from over-styling, excessive hairbrushing, too tight ponytails, menopausal hair thinning or even fragile post-baby hair.
The even better news is, you can fix it with these our favourite anti-frizz products.
Three steps to grow out a bob according to the experts
When you're growing out your hair it can feel painstakingly slow, and there's nothing worse than that in between stage when you feel like you're neither one style nor another.
The thing is, there is no single product that will make your hair grow quicker (sorry, we wish there was!). But there are certain things you can do which will get your hair in great condition to help it grow.
Step one: Stop towel drying your hair
If you wrap your hair into a bath towel turban after washing, stop! This causes hair to break and towel rubbing it dry causes even more damage. Instead invest in a microfibre hair wrap like this, which is more gentle on the follicles and also helps to de-frizz at the same time.
Step two: Treat your hair with some TLC
Try and exfoliating shampoo to properly cleanse your hair and strengthen it against breakage. We like this one from L'Oreal Paris. A rich argan-oil based conditioner like this will also keep your locks in good condition.
Step three: Cut your hair every six to eight weeks
We know this sounds scary and counterproductive to someone growing their hair, but regular trims will give your follicles a boost and help with your game-term plan to have long, luscious locks. Book your next appointment by calling us on 01865 553725 or clicking here.
Salon-approved favourites for hydrated hair
Dry and damaged hair? These are our favourite products for hydrating hair, below.
Five budget face serums that feel premium
If you’re looking for a product to give your skin a real hydration boost, serums are a great place to start.
Use a few drops before your moisturiser for fresh-faced, happy skin. Here are five of our favourite products that cost under a tenner but feel premium.
These are the best products to calm static hair
Fuzzy, flyaway hair can be a nightmare to deal with and there are lots of different reasons why it can happen.
You could be over-styling, brushing your hair a little too aggressively, wearing your ponytail too tight, have hormonal hair thinning or fragile hair after having a baby. Fix it with these five anti-frizz products…
Our three favourite eco friendly hair shampoos (that smell amazing!)
Moisturising, sustainable shampoo soaps are transforming our hair. Here’s our top three…
Ever tried a shampoo bar? We’re big fans at Pankhurst & Deane, and here are three reasons why (and some of our favourites to get you started)…
They replace single-use plastic bottles and are free from drying preservatives and harsh sodium lauryl sulphate (SLS), so they are much kinder to your hair.
They lather and rinse like normal shamppoos and your bar should last weeks longer than your usual bottle.
With so many lovely products out there to choose from, it’s a great way to do your bit for the planet - and your hair!
In place of chemicals, shampoo soap bars are full of nourishing oils and butters, like Funky Soap’s Babassu Oil Shampoo, £5.50, which has super hydrating babassu oil with cocoa and shea butters to revive dull hair and boost shine.
If you are obsessed with scent, Bain & Savon’s Zesty Orange Shampoo Bar, £5.50, is made with orange, grapefruit and lemongrass oil. Divine!
And we can’t get enough of Lush’s natural lemon Shampoo Bar, £7.50, which smells like holiday.
Skincare SOS: These are the five budget face serums we're buying on repeat
The colder months can really play havoc with our complexion. If you’re looking for a product to hydrate tired skin, serums are a great place to start.
Use a few drops before your moisturiser for fresh-faced, happy skin. Which is your favourite budget brand that really works? Tell us in the comments.
Happy shiny hair products you need in your life
Shiny hair isn’t just down to luck. If you want that glossy look then there are a few things you can do, including investing in some of our favourite shine boosting products, below.
Rinsing your hair with cold water after a shower can help to close the hair follicles and boost the shine factor. Using a clarifying shampoo weekly can remove build-up and regular deep conditioning treatments, hair oils and masks can protect from heat and sun damage.
Eating a healthy, balanced diet rich in keratin, like nuts and fish, and Omega-3 fatty acids can help hair growth and promote shine, too.
Hydration hair heroes: our favourite moisture boosters
You don’t have to just accept dry and damaged hair as the norm. You can add moisture and hydrate your hair with our favourite products, below.