L'Oreal Elvive Dream Lengths Heat Slayer Spray - 150ml

It is primarily used as a heat-protectant to shield your hair from thermal damage up to 230°C when using heat styling tools, while also helping to reduce frizz and moisturize your hair.

Spray evenly onto damp, towel-dried hair from roots to ends, holding the bottle 15-20 cm away. Then, comb through to ensure even distribution before proceeding with your heat styling.

While it's optimized for damp hair before heat styling, a very light mist can be applied to dry hair to tame frizz or provide a touch of protection for quick touch-ups. Ensure even distribution and use sparingly to avoid residue.

No, it features a lightweight, non-greasy formula designed to protect and nourish without making your hair feel stiff, sticky, or weighing it down, when used as directed.

Castor Oil is included to fight dryness by wrapping the hair shaft in a conditioning veil. This leaves strands feeling velvety to touch and contributes to overall hair health and strength.

While it's part of the 'Dream Lengths' series for long, damaged hair, its heat protection and frizz-reducing benefits can be advantageous for any hair type that undergoes regular heat styling and could benefit from added moisture and strength.

You can use the L'Oreal Paris Elvive Dream Lengths Heat Slayer Spray every time you heat style your hair to ensure maximum protection and maintain hair health.

Remove the nozzle and rinse it thoroughly under warm running water. If needed, use a small pin to gently clear any blockage in the spray hole. Reattach and try again.

You might be using too much product or not distributing it evenly. Start with a smaller amount (2-3 sprays for fine hair, 4-6 for thick hair) and ensure you hold the bottle at the recommended distance (15-20 cm) to create a fine mist. Comb through to ensure even distribution.

Ensure you are applying the spray to all sections of your hair, particularly the ends which are most vulnerable. Also, check the temperature settings of your heat tools; even with protection, excessively high temperatures can still cause damage. Consider lowering the heat setting.