John Frieda Frizz-Ease Thermal Protection Serum 1.69oz

I used Frizz Ease serum before I discovered Zero Frizz Serum quite some time ago. I found Frizz Ease too greasy it left buildup and flakes. Thus my hair looked dull and dirty. Then I switched to Zero Frizz which I absolutely love, unfortunately it is becoming increasingly harder to find. It is no longer available in drugstores, here in Canada, so I stocked up. I founfd Frizz Ease gloopy and overrated, while Zero Frizz is underrated and cheaper. I tried Frizz Ease Lite serum and that again, was a...

I've been using this product for a couple months now. It dosen't leave any residue on my bed sheets, which is wonderful, though I do tend to give it a few minutes to dry first. My hair is definately silker for a few days after. Also, I found that if you are going to be spending the day at say, an indoor waterpark, or something of the sort...applying this product to your hair before will help protect the ends from the cholorine! =)

I have thick wavy hair. I've used the John Frieda frizz "serum" for MANY years. It was just okay. I've tried other products but somehow always went back to the serum. I really hate the "messy" feel to serum, so I decided to try this Weather Works Style Sealant Creme one day. (I figured for $6 it's not much to lose if it didn't work). Took a shower. Put some on my wet hair. I blow dried my hair and went to sleep. The next morning I flat ironed my hair (like I do every day) and my hair was so straight...