Beauty Works Heat Protection Spray 250 ml for Straightening Curling Heat Styling Hair

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Heat-protectant creams can sometimes feel heavy in the hair, but this one truly doesn’t. It has a weightless, silky texture that’s easy to distribute, and we love that a little bit goes a long way. It doesn’t feel greasy or overly slippy when you apply it, making it a great option for a wide range of hair types. After applying it to damp hair and then blow drying, we noticed a significant increase in shine, a real improvement in smoothness, and a reduction in frizz. One of our testers was so impressed by the shine, she mentioned that she was even able to skip her usual hair oil application after drying, while another tester shared that it helped to speed up her drying time.

How to use: Just like your favorite hair oil or leave-in conditioner, these heat-protectant sprays are incredibly easy to use. All you have to do is spritz them through your damp or dry hair before you start heat styling. People with fine hair know that finding truly lightweight and non-greasy hair products is essential—otherwise, they’ll end up with oily-looking, weighed-down hair. Sprays are typically a good option for those with fine hair because they tend to be lighter than creams or serums, and we like this one in particular because of its ultra-light formula and fine mist. Rather than drenching hair in product, the mister on it does a nice job of evenly distributing the right amount of the formula. It contains propolis, a nutrient-rich, resin-like substance made by bees that helps to fortify the hair. After applying it to towel-dried strands and heat-styling, it helps smooth and soften the hair, which increases shine and decreases frizziness. While it’s definitely a bit expensive compared to similar options on the market, we think it’s an excellent choice for people with fine hair who struggle to find heat protectants that feel lightweight enough for them while still delivering on their claims. Yep, we've rounded up the top-rated thermal hair protectors in the UK, from the likes of ghd's Body Guard Spray to Olaplex's Bonding Hair Oil. And it's not just protection against scorching temps, they also condition, nourish, tame frizz, protect hair colour, help detangle and repair thermal damage – clever, huh? While things like investing in the best silk pillow cases, hair masks, hair oils and hair wraps is always a good idea, you should really use preventative methods of protecting your hair too so that your need for all those boujee extras isn't so extreme. Heat protection sprays are your answer to silky smooth and healthy hair for the long run. Just a dime-size amount works to shield against heat damage, tame frizz, and flyaways, and nourish and soften strands. The formula is fantastic—the only thing we wish we could change is how strong the floral scent is. But considering that the fragrance doesn’t linger in the hair, we can easily look past this, and we really recommend it—especially for curly-haired consumers.After my first time using this spray, it was obvious why stars like Rihanna and J.Lo relied on this impressive product. Dream Coat helps us all achieve, smooth, shiny, and water-proof hair to ensure frizz and heat damage are things of the past. Whenever I use this spray, I don't have to worry about humidity causing my hair to balloon up. And I can achieve a glass-like shine with a single product," explains Saunders. Something else to bear in mind is your hair type as there are a range of hair protector textures out there. "Spray formulas are better for fine hair, but a cream works best for coarser hair. A spray is more evenly distributed but, if you have a cream formula, section the hair for the best cover," adds Sarah.

Put simply, heat protector spray and similar products create a barrier around the hair shaft, protecting the cuticle from heat damage during the extreme temperatures when using tongs, straighteners, or hairdryers," explains Sarah Salem, stylist and salon director at Hari’s.While not as rich or hydrating as a cream by nature of the spray formula, we did find that it provided a bit of moisture. Dry ends felt smoother and more hydrated after using this spray, but not in a way that altered the texture or finish of the hair—we appreciate that it doesn’t wilt or flatten coils. And lastly, we really like that it has a light, fruity-floral scent that’s pleasant but not overpowering. During our test, we were pleased by how smoothly it glided through the hair, making it easy to brush out. We also appreciated that after evenly distributing it through the hair, there was no smoke, sizzling, or other signs of burning when using hot tools. Despite being a cream formula, it felt incredibly lightweight and never made hair look greasy or weighed down, rather it added a noticeable shine and smoothness to styled hair. And if you like hair products that give your hair a light fragrance, this one contains the brand's iconic Côte d’Azur scent which lingers for a few hours. As well as prep, technique is key. "In addition to investing in a heat protecting spray, you can try using heat styling tools on a medium heat," suggests Sarah.

While the brand claims that it helps to detangle, we didn’t experience that. It didn’t cause tangles by any means, but it didn’t make brushing out the hair as seamless as other, more creamy heat protectants. Overall, it’s a great heat protectant spray that's suitable for all hair types, though we especially recommend it for straight and wavy hair due to its lightweight and non-greasy formula. If you've been reaching for that curling wand a little too often (...guilty), then it's time to invest in a heat protection/protectant spray. And fear not, for we've made it oh-so easy to find the best one. We loved how well it absorbed into damp hair and worked to smooth fried ends, reduce frizz, and enhance shine. Though the brand recommends using a dime-size to a quarter size-amount, we recommend starting with just a dime-size amount and slowly adding more if needed—the formula is lightweight and residue-free in the hair, that is, unless you over-apply. All-in-all, we’re really impressed with this heat protectant, and we recommend it to anyone who prefers cream formulas and needs to tame frizz—regardless of your hair type. If you're anything like us then you probably use your hair dryer at least twice a week, and your curling wands and hair straighteners nearly every time you step out the door. One thing to look out for, though, is that if your hair is very curly, coarse or dry, you’ll need to use quite a lot of product to ensure your entire head is covered. The bottle is quite small, so in these cases it may not last very long.To help strengthen your hair, look for ingredients, like keratin found in the John Frieda Frizz Ease 3-Day Straight Flat Iron Spray. If your strands feel dry, opt for moisturizers, such as hyaluronic acid, fruit and nut butters, like shea and mango, coconut oil, glycerin, vitamin B-5, aloe vera, and honey. How We Chose Once you apply it, it feels totally weightless in the hair, and it won’t transfer onto your hands as you’re styling. It helps to tame a bit of frizz and add a nice amount of shine, making it a fitting option if you have dull strands. Though we do wish that it felt a bit more hydrating like other serums and creams, it remains a great choice for people with fine hair or those that don’t need an extra boost of moisture. Depending on the formula, benefits can include "colour protection, plus defending against breakage", says Sarah.