nicky m

Hi

Could someone tell me if this product is on sale in australia, my hair is a right frizz ball if i dont use it.
if its not then will have to put a suitcase full of it in my container.

thanks
nicky X

sasbear

Not found any yet - but hey don't quote me on that - maybe ask Vash to do a google for you

madsad

Yes, they sell it it Brisbane ,will cost ya around $17 fot the bottle or the sachet is $7

Donna.

Caroline G

Yes, they do! but it's more expensive here. Pack a load in your suitcase. I have bought some in Priceline & have seen at various stores. We've noticed some of the chemists sort their stock out in Product Company order instead of Product Type. The bottle looks smaller than the one I used to buy in the UK.

I have tried Alberto V05 silk serum which is much cheaper. It's not as good but does the job.

Dorothy

I don't know if they sell it in Australia, but I love Biosilk. Smells great, detangles and gets rid of frizz. In the winter I even put a couple of drops in my hand and rub it on my dry eczema ravaged legs.

The Johnstons

My daughter has really curly hair and we have always used Frizz Ease on it. Last week I discovered a product called d-fenz (bright barbie pink packaging) and it is absolutely amazing. It works much better than Frizz Ease and her hair now feels like silk. There are other products in the range too ie. shampoo/conditioner/treatments etc. Very impressed.
Tracey

Caroline G

I was passing Priceline today so popped in. They are selling the original Frizz Ease for $23.99 (£9.67). The bottle is only 50ml.

The price is enough to make your hair curl :scared:

Welshie

Yep I've seen it in several places...but as they have all said....EXPENSIVE!

iPom

This sounds good. Where do you get it?

steandleigh

They sell the full range in Coles - I used it religiously for my 70's throwback afro stylie hair when we were in the UK but don't use it now as the price is frightening - I have invested in several hats instead !!!

Anastasia Beaverhausen

Try out some other products when you get here, I have noticed that straighting is popular here and there is a multitude of products to help reduce the frizz.

Frizz ease is in my opinion way too expensive for the little bottle, and makes your hair heavy.

If you have a Regis salon near you in the UK, get their frizz free serum, its great. I have "finger stuck in a socket" hair, and it works for me. Its only £10 for a big bottle that lasts forever.

iPom

Do you use coconut oil on your legs at all? I have it on my legs too and use c'nut oil. It's brilliant.

milliesmum

Is that ok to use on children, my ds has quite bad excema all over, although its getting better now due to the sun? We currently use Aveeno and I am not sure if you can get that in Oz.

Dorothy

Never tried coconut oil, but have resorted to olive oil. It's great for everything including a little in your hair. I certainly hope they sell Aveeno in Australia. My poor legs in winter are so dry and itchy it drives me looney!
Years ago I worked for a doctor who insisted that I wear a white nursing dress with white nylon stockings. No pants allowed in his office. There were days when I would go home and my nylons were stuck to my legs from the eczema. Loved that man, but curse his dress code!!!

baglady

Does anyone know if you can get Paul Mitchell products over there?