Suigo Hairlook Arts S03 Thermal Protection
This Thermal Protection spray from Suigo, has the cutest
bottle and packaging of the products I’m mentioning today, although at the same
time, it is also the smallest. The Thermal Protector, is in actual fact a multi-tasking
product, as it not only protects the hair from heat and UV damage, but at the
same time, as it also contains aloe extract, it is also hydrating and
moisturising on the hair. It leaves the hair feeling soft and shiny, with a
flexible hold, and any sign of frizz is more or less eliminated, without
leaving behind a greasy residue. The spray bottle makes it easy to dispense
just the right amount, and I love the fresh fruity scent that smells a little
like peaches, and it leaves the hair beautifully scented for hours.
RRP: $21.50 (100ml) – Available from Suigo
This thermal protection spray from Muk provides the hair
with protection from heat styling tools up to 230 degrees. You just need a few
sprays of the fine mist, and after styling your hair is left with a nice
non-greasy finish with a beautiful healthy shine. It also contains UV filters
so it helps protect your hair from sun damage, and seals the hair to protect
from frizz at the same time. Of today’s line-up it has the most beautiful scent
of green apples, which I just can’t get enough of, so luckily it does linger
around in the hair long after you’ve finished styling it. I love the silver
bottle with the trigger nozzle that makes it easy to dispense. It comes in a
huge bottle, and is hence also very reasonably priced, the cheapest of the
three!
RRP: $24.95 (250ml) – Available from Hairhouse Warehouse and
Price Attack
Finally, the Nutritive Nectar Thermique from Kerastase is
the most expensive of the three products. And unlike the other two, it comes in
a tube and has a creamy texture, much like a conditioner or a leave-in
treatment. And as it has been formulated with Royal Jelly extract and contains
carbohydrates, proteins and lipids, it actually doubles as a leave-in treatment
as well, and I’ve found myself using it also on the days where I am not heat
styling my hair, instead of my usual leave-in conditioner just after washing my
hair. The treatment is extremely concentrated, so you only need a little, and
you have to be very cautious not to use too much, as otherwise it will leave
the hair feeling a little greasy, but really that is only a good things, as it
will make the tube last so much longer. Used as a heat protectant, it leaves
your hair so soft and healthy and shiny looking, even my ends are clearly
benefitting from this treatment when used frequently.
RRP: $48 (150ml) – Available from Select Hair Salons
So there you go, three different thermal styling products,
at different prices and with different formulas and benefits.
Do you heat style your hair? What do you use in your hair to
protect it from heat damage?
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