In contrast to the handmade tub of Old Wive’s Tail, this next product, SKIMDO Original*, is like a salon product. It’s a larger 250ml tub (the only size’/type of product they do) and is a lot pricier at £45. It doesn’t contain any Parabens, Sulphates or Formaldehyde but promises frizz free hair for 7 days. I’m not sure if it quite lives up to 7 days frizz-free, but I do notice a difference when I use this – my curls are a lot more defined and sleek. However, be careful not to use too much product in case it weighs your hair down. The smell is lovely and ‘fresh’ and I really like the way packaging used, especially with the pump which is really easy to use when washing your hair.

Next up is an old favourite of mine. Twisted Sista is brand I stumbled on about 10 years ago (cringin’ hell) at Home Bargains – a discount brand store selling mostly unknown items – and haven’t looked back. I’ve tried the shampoo, conditioner, serum and spray from this range and have liked all of them. It’s cheap as chips – this little bottle of Twisted Sista Different Strokes Serum cost me a mere 99p – and you can’t really go wrong with it. I always go back to this, always. It’s not groundbreaking but it’s fail safe and it works.

Back in the middle on the pricing range, this Redken Curvaceous Full Swirl Cream Serum* (that I found tucked away from a Manchester Fashion Week 2013 blogger’s box) is a pretty average price at £12.60. Considering the amount of product and pump activator to regular usage amounts, this works out at great value for money compared to Old Wive’s Tail (although I do appreciate that product is for occasional use, and Redken’s cream serum is for every wash). I apply this product after washing my hair and drying with a towel, whilst it’s still damp, and run through the ends of my hair. It’s pretty lightweight (which is nice, as I don’t like to weigh my hair down) and I really like the packaging of this too.

Finally, my last item is the Neal and Wolf Harmony Intensive Care Treatment*, a deep conditioning treatment, containing an average 200ml amount. This is specially formulated to repair damaged hair and recommends leaving in wet hair for 3 – 5 minutes before rinsing, although I usually leave it for about 10 minutes to let it fully sink in. At £13.50 it might seem pricey for a conditioner, but this stuff is incredible. It smells AMAZING. I would literally use this when washing my hair every single time if I could afford it, and I would love love love a perfume made out of this scent. It’s a deep, herbally, spa smell that is highly relaxing and just feels so luxurious. I have also tried the Ritual Daily Conditioner and Silk Smoothing Blow-Dry Balm from Neal and Wolf, and all have the same incredible smell. I have only now discovered they do a Relaxing candle – if this smells anything like their beautiful hair products, I am pretty sure this will be my next home-ware purchase…

So kittens, I hope this was helpful in recommending some new and not widely known frizz taming products to y’all. If you have any curly hair tips for me, please do leave them in a comment down below as I would LOVE to hear them!