Redken Frizz Dismiss Anti-Static Oil Mist
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Product Description
Fool-proof your hairstyles with a spritz, or two, of the Redken Frizz Dismiss Anti-Static Oil Mist.
Frizz and fly-aways no longer have to cramp your style, as this lightweight oil allows you to take control over your hair.
The leave-in treatment has been expertly designed to tackle the appearance of mild frizz and unwanted static so that you can enjoy smooth locks. Powered by sustainably-sourced babassu oil, the oil nourishes each strand to enhance smoothness, aid manageability and boost shine. It protects against the ravages caused by the likes of humidity, plus never weighs hair down, meaning locks stay neat and sleek all-day-long.
Works best with Redken Frizz Dismiss Shampoo. Follow with Redken Frizz Dismiss Conditioner. You might also like Redken Frizz Dismiss Rebel Tame Treatment. This product also pairs nicely with Redken Pure Force 20. You might also like Mask from Redken Frizz Dismiss.
Written by Carly Cochrane, Beauty Editor
Product details
Hair Type: Formulated for all hair types
Hair Benefit: Shine, smoothing
Hair Concern: Frizzy, dry
Ingredient Highlights: Contains citric acid and lactic acid.
How do you use it?
- Apply to clean, towel-dried hair after using Frizz Dismiss Shampoo, Conditioner and Rebel Tame
- Or, mist on dry hair as a touch-up spray as needed to instantly tame fly-aways and static
Delivery & Returns
Products over £40.00 qualify for free standard delivery with Beyond Beautiful, otherwise there is a charge of £3.40 with orders usually arriving within 1-5 days of dispatch. Express/Next day delivery option available. Shipping available to UK addresses only.
The returns policy for this retailer is around 30 days, see their website for further information.
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