Living Proof launches frizz controlling oil

By Becky Bargh | Published: 7-Jul-2020
Hair Care

The product is designed to mimic healthy hair’s fatty acid composition for shinier and smoother locks


Hair care brand Living Proof has launched an oil designed to mimic healthy hair’s natural lipid composition and reduce frizz.

The Frizz Vanishing Oil (US$30) is blended with babassu, moringa, umutanga, jojoba and seabuckthorn oil to add natural shine to hair and support its cellular cement.

These oils have been paired with Living Proof’s patented Healthy Hair Molecule, which is designed to help the formula spread and absorb.

Meanwhile, its blend of natural antioxidants is said to protect against damage.

The fast-absorbing formula is designed to be used on all hair types and can be applied to damp or dry sectioned hair, and is said to feel light.

The product is available at livingproof.com, Sephora, Ulta and selected salons.

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