We asked Susanna Reid the secret to her shiny hair - she told us this £15 frizz-buster is her go-to
The TV icon exclusively reveals the 'great smooth and shine spray' she reaches for
Susanna Reid has revealed her go-to products for achieving her thick, shiny and frizz-free hair. The TV legend, who is currently gracing the cover of woman&home's 100th birthday edition, chatted to us about friendships, career, ambition and life in her 50s.
And she even divulged some beauty secrets, telling us exactly what she uses to keep her thick, bouncy head of hair looking its best. When asked about her go-to hair products, the Good Morning Britain host told us it's all about picks that achieve sleekness, texture and keep her rich brunette tone in check, including one viral taming product that's a must in her styling routine.
"ColorWow Dream Coat is a great smooth and shine spray," she told us, explaining that it's what keeps her frizz "under control".
Susanna is among countless celebs who reach for ColorWow's famous Dream Coat spray to keep their hair as glossy and smooth as can be. Jennifer Lopez, Cher and Mindy Kaling are known to love this cult product too, thanks to its transformative heat-activated powers that battle frizzy texture and protect against humidity.
ColorWow's Dream Coat has become a cult favourite in the beauty world since it launched in 2017.
It's designed to be spritzed all over damp hair post-wash, and its anti-frizz formula is activated by heat as you blow-dry your locks. If you're after a sleek, glass-like hair look and want to help your hair in damp conditions and humidity without your style being destroyed, it's a product well worth investing in.
Once misted on and sealed in with heat, Dream Coat wraps hair in a "weatherproof coating" that keeps smoothness locked in place and lasts for up to four washes.
Susanna also shared her speedy trick for concealing grey strands that appear between colour appointments. Revealing how she keeps her signature chestnut brown colour looking fab, she explained: "I use L’Oreal’s Magic Retouch root spray to cover up stray greys."
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The bargain root concealer is a temporary fix that evens out colour and adds a boost of texture and thickness in seconds. The drugstore favourite can be snapped up for as little as £7 per can and makes maintaining colour between salon visits easy and cheap.
Speaking of texture, Susanna has a go-to for that, too. She loves to use the Larry King Ride or Die Texture Spray for a quick injection of volume, body and added grit that gives hair a lived-in, zhuzhed-up look. It's especially useful if you have finer hair and you want to amplify thickness.
Praising the epic powers of Susannah's favourite frizz-fighting product, ColorWow CEO, Gail Federici, has said: "Dream Coat is the most amazing product we’ve ever made – nothing else keeps blown-dry hair from re-frizzing in humidity like it. The water literally beads up and rolls off.
"For anyone with textured hair, this proprietary tech is life-changing. Other sprays can smooth hair during blow-drying, but nothing compares to Dream Coat for keeping it that way through humidity, workouts, or even overnight," she added.
You can read Susanna's full interview in the November centenary issue of woman&home magazine - on sale now. Subscribe to the magazine for £6 for 6 issues.
Caitlin is News Editor for woman&home, covering all things royal, celeb, fashion, beauty and lifestyle. Caitlin started on local papers and titles such as Cosmopolitan, Now, Reveal and Take a Break while studying for her Multimedia Journalism degree. She also worked in Fashion PR as a Press Assistant for Arcadia's Topshop before becoming a part of the Now team. Caitlin went on to add the likes of Woman, GoodtoKnow, WhatToWatch and woman&home to her writing repertoire before moving on to her current role.
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