Holiday hair care

[whlparkstone]

Has anyone found a good produce to help protect hair whilst on holiday.

The heat/sun/chlorine makes my hair so dry... but I am not a hat person.

Any suggestions great fully received

[Labboy]

Tea tree shampoo might help

[Colette-S]

Colour wow super dream coat is the only thing I’ve found that deals with humidity.

[weeleighluigi]

I have actually found that if I use the loreal kids strawberry shampoo and conditioner (and spray leave in conditioner if we are heading to a water park) that my hair stays in great condition.
However, I have a slightly longish pixie cut, my hair is also uncoloured and very, very fine. When I say I use conditioner, I use a smear of it on my finger.

Have you asked your hairdresser? I guess it depends on your hair.

What about taking a couple of those lovely hair treatment mask things you could do when your hair starts to feel a bit rubbish?

[Bellasmummy]

For me extra conditioner and a conditioning spray works well.

I really like the palmers coconut leave in conditioner as it isn’t at all greasy and leaves my hair really soft.

I’ll wash it, condition and spray then plait it whilst still damp. My hair doesn’t cope well with humidity at all and I’ve found the it’s not worth the bother or trying to dry and straighten it.

[Guest]

I always bring a handful of the Aussie 3 minute miracle conditioning sachets. Use one every three days or so.

[LilianTaylor]

I am using L'Oreal Parisian hair care oil, I really like its fragrance.

[Toria]

We take Aussie 3 min miracle for holidays, works a treat for myself and DD

[marypoppins38]

I always use John Frieda Daily Miracle hair mask as a conditioner when I am on holiday. It just adds that extra moisture and my hair is always great with it.