I admit it - I'm pretty rubbish at taking good care of my hair. Lately I've got a bit better, but I probably still don't look after it the way I should. These are the products that are regularly taken out of the hair drawer.
Every day without fail I spritz my hair with heat-protect spray while it's still wet and before I blow-dry it. My favourite is one from Charles Worthington; it smells incredible and seems to keep my hair in good condition without leaving it feeling weighed down or full of product. I usually also run a dollop of Charles Worthington Volume and Boost creme through my roots to add a bit of shape to my hair. As much as I love this, you do have to be really careful that you rub it in well because every now and again when I'm a bit lazy and apply it while doing other things, I'm left with some product-heavy roots.
Every few days I run a bit of the Garnier Ultimate Blends The Sleek Perfecter Oil through the ends of my hair while it's still wet to inject a bit of moisture - it doesn't leave my hair feeling oily or greasy but does make a difference to how hydrated and shiny it is!
Although it isn't photographed, if I'm curling my hair I use a dollop of the Charles Worthington Volume and Bounce mousse. It keeps the curls in my naturally straight hair for longer, and adds a bit of bounce to my barnet!
After styling, almost every day I spritz the Charles Worthington Texturising Spray into both my roots and the lengths of my hair. It smells incredible, adds a bit of oomph and holds a style beautifully. If I want a bit of extra hold, the Tresemme Salon Finish Freeze Hold hair spray is my go-to. It keeps every hair in place, and brushes out really easily when I want it to.
Lastly - dry shampoo. Oily skin = oily hair. I wash my hair every other day, and on the second day it's flat and lifeless. I've tried a few brands of dry shampoo but I always return to Batiste. Yes, the white cast is annoying and my hair does feel a bit product-y, but it works. The oil is absorbed and a bit of life is added to my hair.
What are your hair heroes?