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How do you keep frizz, flyaways, static and parched ends from ruining your look? Usually with a generous slathering of hair oil or a pump or two of serum, right?
But with a new breed of frizz-fighters arriving on the beauty circuit set to completely revolutionise your hair game, it might be time to kick the clunky bottles to the kerb.
Say hello to anti-frizz hair sheets. Yup, they're a thing.
Occupying a cosy space between an old-school blotting paper and an ultra-nourishing hair oil, these little sheets have the muscle to keep flyaways on lock-down, smooth unruly roots, moisturise fluffy ends and banish the halo of unsightly frizz that crops up in drizzly weather.
How do anti-frizz hair sheets work?
Formulated with nourishing oils like argan and coconut, and extra-moisturising ingredients such as shea butter, anti-frizz hair sheets work wonders on all hair types, from thick to fine and everything in between.
The best part? They're seriously discreet and almost too easy to use.
Ideal if you don't want to risk a hair oil spillage on your Chloe crossbody (that'd be us, then), the savvy sachets slot in pretty seamlessly and there's no greasy residue left on your fingertips after a quick once-over on the tube/at your desk/wherever you happen to be and need something to tame your mane.
Sounds legit, right? Here are the anti-frizz hair sheets vying for a spot in your hair-care regime:
- OUAI Anti-Frizz Hair Sheets, £20
Just when we thought nothing could top Jen Atkin's Foaming Dry Shampoo, along came these. Perfect for those with thick, coarse and curly hair the non-waxy nor greasy hemp paper sheets are infused with coconut oil and shea butter to make even the most unruly strands fall back in line - and we can vouch for that - they were tamed in a single swipe. The sheets steal the scent of OUAI's Hair Perfume No.4 (violet, gardenia, ylang ylang and white musk) and that's before we've even touched on the packaging...
- Redken Frizz Dismiss Fly Away Fix, £12.36
From bed head to the unsightly static that crops up after you've straightened your hair, these will sort it thanks to a dream team of beeswax and Brazilian pracaxi oil. It's all in the pressure, though. If your hair is coarse, press down on the sheet with a heavier hand.
- Nunzio Savaiano Anti-Frizz Hair Sheets, £18
If they're good enough for keeping Khloe Kardashian's curls defined, they're good enough for ours, right? Compatible with all hair types, polymers and coconut oil in Nunzio Savaiano's Anti-Frizz Hair Sheets lend limp lengths hold and shine. They come in sachets and are so easy to whip out on-the-go.
Look Out For...
- Redken All Soft Mega Recovery Sheet Mask, £12 available in February.
Alright, it's not a quick and easy anti-frizz solution like this lot, but Redken's clever new invention is one of the very first sheet masks for hair. Yep, you read that correctly. The already beauty journo-approved sheet takes its genius from the space-age-looking Korean foil mask trend you've most probably seen racking up likes on Instagram and it has the ability to lock in colour, shuttle hydration into straw-like strands and impart a shampoo-ad shine.
Good hair days all round.
