Anti-Frizz Serums

5 products

Morfose Milk Therapy Serum product photo on a white background
Morfose Milk Therapy Serum bottle with milk protein and 12 amino acid keratin formula, on a white background
Morfose Hair Serum Argan Orange product photo on a white background
Morfose Hair Serum Argan Orange overview
Morfose Metamorfose Bond Care Hair Serum, 3.4 Fl. Oz. bottle
Morfose Metamorfose Bond Care Hair Serum for damaged, breaking hair

Morfose Metamorfose Bond Care Hair Serum, 3.4 Fl oz

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$15.00

Morfose Quinoa and Hemp Hair Serum, 3.38 fl oz
Morfose Quinoa & Hemp Hair Serum overview
Morfose Supreme Hair Serum, 3.38 fl oz
Morfose Supreme Hair Serum overview

Morfose Supreme Anti-Frizz Hair Serum, 3.38 Fl oz

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$21.95

Frequently asked questions

What causes frizz?

Dry hair pulling moisture out of humid air. When the cuticle is raised, water gets in unevenly, the strand swells in patches and lifts away from its neighbours. That is why frizz is worse in summer and worse on damaged hair.

How do I use anti-frizz serum?

One or two drops on damp hair before drying, concentrated on the mid-lengths and ends. A tiny amount on dry hair afterwards for anything still standing up. Serum is the product people most often overuse — start with less.

Serum or oil for frizzy hair?

Serum is built to seal and usually contains silicones, so it acts faster and resists humidity better. Oil nourishes and works over time. For frizz specifically, serum wins; for long-term condition, use both.

Will serum weigh my hair down?

Not at the right dose. Two drops for mid-length hair is plenty. If your hair looks oily an hour later, you used too much or applied it too close to the roots.

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About this collection

Frizz is humidity finding its way into hair that is short on moisture. When the cuticle is raised and the inside is dry, water from the air pushes in and the strand swells and lifts. These serums do the opposite: they smooth the cuticle flat and leave a light barrier so ambient moisture stays outside.

The Milk Therapy serum is the lighter of the two and works on fine to medium hair; the argan orange serum carries more weight for coarse or very dry lengths. Both work on damp hair before drying, and on dry hair afterwards for touch-ups. Use two or three drops on the lengths and ends only — frizz starts at the mid-lengths, and serum at the roots just looks greasy.