Limited Edition Coco Loco Coconut Moisture Mist

Name: Limited Edition Coco Loco Coconut Moisture Mist
Brand: Lee Stafford
SKU: 68794
Price: 6.99 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock

£6.99

150ml

Your defence against heat damage, this coconut fragranced thermal shield helps keep hair protected from scorching temperatures. Blended with Agave Essence and Coconut Oil, this alcohol-free Heat Protection Mist works hard to condition, nourish, smooth and detangle—leaving hair glossy and ready for styling.

The lowdown: A lightweight protection spray that nourishes hair while protecting from heat damage.
You'll love it because: It tames flyaways and smooths while safeguarding against the damaging effects of hot styling tools up to 220°C.
How it works: Creates a shield between your hair and heat.
The star ingredient: Coconut Oil, known to enrich hair with shine and help smooth the cuticle.
Is it right for me? Anyone can enjoy Coco Loco – especially if you have dry, lacklustre hair in need of moisture and shine.
The result? Hair looks smoother, shinier, and healthier.

THE GOODNESS INSIDE!

We do not test our products on animals.

Agave

Known for its moisturising and gloss enhancing properties

Coconut Oil

Known to improve strength, shine and softness

Pro-Vitamin B5

Known to help hair lock in moisture

See All Ingredients

Aqua (Water/Eau), Parfum (Fragrance), Amodimethicone, Peg-40 Hydrogenated Castor Oil, Cocos Nucifera (Coconut) Oil, Agave Tequilana Leaf Extract, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Hybrid Oil, Panthenol, Cetrimonium Chloride, Peg-8 Dimethicone, Glycerin, Trideceth-12, Citric Acid, Sodium Pca, Sodium Benzoate, Coumarin, Benzyl Alcohol, Benzyl Salicylate, Hexyl Cinnamal, Linalool, Alpha-Isomethyl Ionone.

More Details

SIZE

150ml

PRODUCT TYPE

Moisture Mist

HAIR TYPE

Dry, Coarse, Naturally Frizzy

MAIN BENEFITS

Moisturising

Detangling

Smoothing

Refreshing

Enhances shine

MAIN INGREDIENTS

Coconut & Agave

VEGAN

Yes

Stylist Tip

"Great hair in a nutshell"

Apply throughout the day to refresh hair. Spray 3 pumps into your hands, rub together and smooth, shake or scrunch through mid-lengths and ends.

All you need to know about your favourite Lee Stafford products!

Q & A

It's a huge 'YES' from us. Coconut Oil is deeply hydrating and nourishing; great for restoring lost moisture in hair that needs some extra TLC. But, more than that, it's rich in Lauric Acid, a fatty acid that helps to protect your hair from breakage, and tame frizz and flyaways. It's also quickly and easily absorbed by even dry, damaged strands, resulting in fast effects, no matter how you use it.

With this moisture mist, you can leave Coconut Oil in your hair as long as you like. Apply it after washing on damp, just-shampooed hair, and keep it there until you're ready for your next hair wash day. It will keep hair super-soft every time you style.

In this case of this thirst-quenching moisture mist, you can use it on either. Spray it through wet hair for easy blow-drying with a silky-smooth finish. Then, when hair is dry, add just a touch to mid-lengths and ends for a boost of nourishment.

Yes – but not straight after. When using this moisture mist, only shampoo when you're ready for your next hair wash. You can leave it in as long as you like between washes. We love the Coco Loco Shampoo for a nourishing cleanse that hydrates dry locks.

You can apply Coconut Oil to your hair as often as you like – the more you use it, the more manageable your hair will be. To make it easy for you, the Coco Loco collection features Coconut Oil in quick-to-use formulas that deliver the hydration burst your hair craves. This conditioner is infused with the good stuff, so everyday washing becomes nourishing. You'll also find it in our Coco Loco shampoo, mask, dry shampoo, and more.

Alongside Coconut Oil, a hit of Agave can be found in every Coco Loco essential, including this nourishing blow-dry cream. Agave has special hair-enhancing powers, as it helps to moisturise, prevent breakage and strengthen your hair, so it's more resistant to split ends and other signs of damage. Now you can see why we just had to add it in.