Lee Stafford CoCo LoCo Coconut Hair Products

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When I saw Lee Stafford CoCo LoCo Coconut Hair Products in Boots, I had to buy some of them as I love coconut products.  Added to the fact that they were half price in Boots, I also used my advantage card points to get a couple of the products free so only ended up spending £8 for 4 products in total.
Lee Stafford CoCo LoCo Coconut Hair Products
I bought the CoCo LoCo Hairspray which is a fine spray that holds my hair in place without any stiffness or crispy curls.  It also has a light coconut fragrance that is very nice, especially for a hairspray.  It works well on the fine flyaway hairs on your hairline.  It's £5.99 for 250ml.

I haven't used a hair mousse for ages as usually they leave my curls sticky and crunchy which is not a great look.  The CoCo LoCo CoConut Mousse does not do that.  It's a lightweight mousse that helps keep my curls frizz free and soft.  This product also has a light coconut fragrance.  It's £5.99 for 200ml.

The CoCo LoCo CoConut Spritz helps to moisturise and detangle my curls and it's great for refreshing my curls throughout the day.  It costs £5.99 for 150ml.

The CoCo LoCo Hair Oil can be used on wet or dry hair and is great for getting rid of frizz and leaving my curls smooth and soft.  It can also be used as an overnight treatment.  It's £7.99 for 75ml.

I love the light coconut fragrance of all these products and I can definitely recommend them for curly hair.  We all know coconut oil can be used for so many purposes and it really does help to keep your hair in great condition, looking soft and shiny which does not often happen with curly hair.  The Hair Oil and CoConut Spritz both contain coconut oil (the hairspray and mousse do not contain coconut oil).

The products or ingredients are not tested on animals and you can read their policy here.

Have you tried any of these product?

Leigh

I bought these products with my own money


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