Goldwell Kerasilk Anti-frizz Serum 100ml

If you have fine fly away hair like mine this is a must have, i am a full qualified hairdresser and have come across goldwell in my pressional life but since going in another direction i have found it very difficult to find professional products that i am used to but when i found this little gem i was over the moon, the only problem i do have is my 19 year old son have got this hands on it and he also swears by it. Brill find and supplier, thanks.

When using this for the first time I realised there must be some sort of alcohol in it as it feels cold on the hands and seems to evaporate a little when on the hair.Definitely not the best serum I've used but not too bad. Probably won't buy again.

I'm not sure it works, it seems to make a quite small difference and it is very sticky. However it settles into the hair fine, and a good price.

Did nothing for my frizzy, unmanageable, thick, bouffy hair. Waste of money. Will not buy again. Was like putting water on my hair

Works really well leaves hair nice and soft with a nice sheen . Thankyou

Brill

I've tried numerous products over decades to control my frizzy hair. Although straightening irons certainly work I think they must harm your hair long-term so rarely use them. This product is the next best thing (for me anyway). I used John Frieda's frizz-ease serum for a long time because I hadn't found anything better. The Kerasilk serum beats the Frieda product by a mile. The Frieda serum always left my hair feeling heavy and claggy, the Kerasilk product doesn't. I'll use this until the boffins come up with something even better, as they surely will. Another good product for frizzy hair is Umberto Giannini's sleek and chic blow-dry cream. No idea if they still make it as I stopped using it when I found the Kerasilk. It can leave hair feeling a bit heavy but not as bad as the Frieda serum.