Women have been raving about a ‘magical’ anti-frizz spray that has raked up hundreds of five-star reviews on Amazon.
The Colour Wow Dream Coat Supernatural Spray claims to fight frizz and static with its ‘anti-humidity, anti-static jacket’ that controls moisture levels in the hair.
‘The first all-season, weather proofing powerhouse that […] completely transforms the look and feel of hair’s texture’ reads the product description.
The bestselling spray uses a nourishing formula that comes out as a superfine mist, so that it shields outside moisture from reaching a large area of the hair without weighing it down with an oily, greasy formula.
‘An “invisible cloak” with magical, moisture-resistant powers that lasts three days straight,’ reads the description.
And customers have taken to Amazon to rave about how well the product works.
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Amazon’s UK page saw over 100 five-star reviews for this product, while it received over 700 on the US website.
‘I’m a believer!' wrote one fan. ‘I have a lot of thick, curly, frizzy hair. I used as directed and WOW!!! I quickly went on and started my autoship for this.’
‘LOVE this product sooooo much!’ agreed another. ‘I am of mixed race and have very curly frizzy hair naturally. Even with relaxer my hair has always had dry looking frizzy ends. I have tried so many different products but nothing else compares. Best by far!’
You can get your hands on the spray on Amazon’s website and in Marks & Spencer for £24. And while that might seem quite steep, customers have claimed that it’s definitely worth it.
Plus you get a whopping 200ml in the bottle so it’s sure to last you a while.
‘Can’t say enough about this and how it has cut my daily hair routine,’ raved one user. ‘My hair comes out shiny, smooth, sleek and has bounce. Not at all dry, sticky or crunchy like most products tend to do. My hair style has lasted for days without the need for touch ups.’
Another fan demonstrated how the smoothing spray took her locks from frizzy and curly to sleek and blow-dried.
‘Amazing!’ she wrote.
With a suspected summer heatwave on its way you might want to add this to your cohort!
