Anti Frizz Hair Serum

The Petals Anti Frizz Hair Serum is Rs.1,599 for a 30ml bottle. Discounts run periodically, so check the product page above for the current price. We deliver across Pakistan — Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Rawalpindi, Multan, Peshawar and beyond — with cash on delivery available

Yes. "Antifreeze hair serum," "antifrizz serum," "anti friz" and "anti fizz" are all common misspellings of anti-frizz hair serum — they refer to the same product. An anti-frizz serum is a leave-in liquid that coats the hair cuticle to stop it absorbing humidity from the air, which is what causes frizz in the first place. It has nothing to do with automotive antifreeze.

Frizz happens when dry or damaged hair pulls moisture out of humid air, causing the hair shaft to swell and the cuticle to lift. This serum lays a lightweight silicone film over the cuticle that seals moisture in and blocks humidity out, so strands stay flat, smooth and defined instead of puffing up. Heat styling, over-washing and chemical treatments all worsen frizz by damaging that cuticle layer.

Yes — that's the main thing it's built for. Pakistani summers combine high heat with heavy monsoon humidity, which is the exact condition that triggers frizz. The serum's water-resistant silicone barrier holds through humid days without going sticky or heavy, so hair stays sleek from morning until evening.

Yes. Damaged, bleached and colour-treated hair has a roughened cuticle that frizzes more easily, and this serum is well suited to it. Vitamin E (tocopheryl acetate) conditions the strand while the silicone blend smooths the surface and reduces breakage during brushing. It's safe on keratin-treated, straightened and rebonded hair.

Yes. On curly and wavy hair the serum defines the curl pattern and removes frizz without flattening volume, as long as you use a small amount — one to two pumps for medium-length hair. Apply to damp hair and scrunch upward rather than smoothing downward to keep the curl shape intact. It works equally well on straight, wavy, curly and coily textures.

Yes. The serum reduces friction between strands so combs and brushes glide through, which cuts tangling and the breakage that comes with it. Apply it to damp hair after washing and comb through with a wide-tooth comb — that's when tangles are easiest to release and hair is most fragile.

Yes, it's a leave-in serum — apply it and leave it, no rinsing. Use it like this:

1. Dispense one to two pumps for medium-length hair (three for long or thick hair).
2. Rub between your palms to warm the serum.
3. Work it through the mid-lengths and ends first, then the top layer to tame flyaways.
4. Avoid the roots and scalp — that's what causes a greasy look.

Works on both damp and dry hair. On damp hair it gives smoother, longer-lasting control; on dry hair it's a quick midday refresh.

No. The formula is lightweight and non-greasy, and it won't leave residue or weigh hair down when used in the right amount. Greasiness almost always comes from over-application or from applying to the roots rather than the mid-lengths and ends. Fine hair should start with a single pump.

Yes. The serum forms a protective film that buffers hair against blow dryers, straighteners and curling irons, reducing the moisture loss and cuticle damage that heat causes. Apply it to damp hair before blow-drying, or to dry hair before using a straightener or curler. It is not a substitute for using a lower heat setting on already-damaged hair.

Yes, it's safe for daily use. The full ingredient list is: tocopheryl acetate (Vitamin E), phenyl trimethicone, dimethiconol, dimethicone, cyclopentasiloxane, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin and fragrance. It is paraben-free and alcohol-free, so it won't dry the hair out with repeated use.

This is a silicone-based serum — that's what makes the frizz control and shine work. Silicones can build up over several weeks of daily use, so wash with a clarifying shampoo every two to three weeks to reset. Keep it away from the scalp, and don't apply to broken or irritated skin.