This product is really good if like me you have curly or wavy hair that is prone to go frizzy or slightly fluffy. It helps define the curls and a little goes a long way. Highly recommended.

Smells nice and does the job! Great texture, light and does not leave my hair heavy and grease:)

I am very pleased with this product as it did calm my frizzy hair without it looking greasy or being heavy and dragging the curl and it did define the curls as it claims. I love the lemony smell. I would definately recommend it, if you have been...

Non sticky, leaves hair curly but still soft. No horrible dry residue. Lovely. Highly recommended.

When used before the curl enhancing lotion this makes a huge difference to the end result. A little goes a long way. It has a fresh, naural smell and is lovely to use helping to define curls in a natural looking way. Having used this for some time I...

This is great for my fine curly hair. I apply it after washing and before gel and it leaves my hair with lots of body and shine, and with perfectly formed ringlets which last all day. I hesitated about buying this as I thought £18 was quite a lot to...

My stylist said I could use this alone or before other products. When I used it alone I found that my curls were not completely under control but when used before mouse or gel it did help to keep my curls together and silky, It did not really help with...

Skip this and just buy the Be Curly Curl Enhancer. Better value and works better. If you have the extra cash, this adds a bit of extra moisture to the hair.

I bought this as a full-size product from a local beauty salon, after my hairstylist suggested it, even though I thought it was kind of pricey, I was hoping that Aveda would not dissapoint me. My hair is curly and frizzy, and somewhat dry, but I...

I love Aveda products and have been a loyal consumer; however, I just don't get the "style prep" products. It reminds me of a primer for foundation; if you are using a good quality foundation and the right formula for your skin type, a primer shouldn't...