Review on Garnier Fructis Smooth Air Dry Anti-Frizz Cream, 5.1 fl. oz. by Amy Fenner

Received this product and had to try it! I followed the directions (applied to damp hair after washing) and applied an extra amount to the ends of the hair as it still looked frizzy. To be honest, at that moment it seemed to me that it was going to get sticky. I've given it an hour+ to dry but as usual only my ends tend to air dry and the root remains semi-moist/kinda "crispy" by mid-length. Another common thing - I went in and gave a quick blow dry to get rid of the crunch (less than 5 minutes). When I dried my hair it seemed to leave a film on my fingers and it felt a bit sticky so I figured it was a throwback product like most everything I've tried but it doesn't work on my hair . Combed quickly, there were no tangles. And to my surprise, my hair looked pretty decent! Very little fluffiness and static. Now that the hair is dry, there is no sticky residue left on it either. I'm sure due to the fact that the hair doesn't frizz there is a film covering the hair to keep moisture out but as I said it didn't affect the feel of my skin. Hair. I still feel like the John Frieda Frizz Ease Serum is the best product I've found that makes my hair look its best (although it's not fun to apply to wet hair), but this Garnier definitely is on second place. . And for an extra cost of less than $4, it's good on the budget and great for general everyday use. My hair: fine, curly, wavy/frizzy, more prone to static electricity.