*The Hair Boss The Anti-Static Mist & The Humble Co. Biodegradable Bamboo Toothbrush

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 *I received these products for free but the opinions are my own.

I have curly hair so I definitely suffer from the frizzies around my hairline (even when I straighten my hair those pesky short hairs around my forehead can be such a pain to deal with), so I was happy to try out The Hair Boss The Anti-Static Mist* and the Humble Biodegradable Bamboo Toothbrush* (I know you are probably thinking what has a toothbrush got to do with frizzy hair, but stay with me folks and I will explain all).
The Hair Boss Anti-Static Mist & The Humble Co. Biodegradeable Bamboo Toothbrush

First of all the Hair Boss The Anti-Static Mist* is a superfine mist that neutralises and controls fly-aways, static and frizz. It smooths split ends and at the same time enhances shine (another god send for curly haired peeps). This spray forms a thin coating around the hair shaft and is suitable for all hair types. You can use the mist before and after styling for a shiny, smooth finish. It doesn't leave your hair feeling sticky or stiff either. It costs £8.99 from Superdrug for 150ml.

So what does the toothbrush have to do with all of this? Well if you want to know about The Humble Co. products in general, then read my previous post here. For the context of this post the toothbrush can be used as a mini hairbrush and it works really well allowing you to smooth down the little fly-away, frizzy strands before or after using the Anti-Static Mist. The firm nylon bristles help to tame the shorter strands around the hairline that a normal hairbrush is too big to be used for. Its a great idea and I have to admit that I would not have thought of this myself. The Humble Co. Biodegradable Bamboo Toothbrush is environmentally friendly, costs £4 and can be bought from Boots. By the way this toothbrush is great to use for brushing your teeth as well (just don't use the same brush for hair and teeth that's all I'm saying).

Leigh💜

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