Philip Kingsley’s Elastizer is a great product as it adds lashings of moisture and protein, so you’re getting two major healthy hair benefits in one. It’s also perfect for all hair textures from coloured, fine, coarse and Afro Caribbean and it’s fragrance and paraben free. Plus as well as repairing the hair, it’s a game-changer for anyone with unruly frizz as it works like an anti-frizz treatment. During lockdown try and stay away from heated tools and use this at least once a week – sleep with it on overnight if you can.

These really make a difference to your hair by minimising moisture loss and reducing friction on the hair, which causes breakage and split ends (cotton pillowcases not only suck all the moisture but snag and damage hair too). These keep hair smooth and glossy and any hint of bed head at bay.

This is a game-changing product and makes all hair types feel lustrous and smooth. When used right, it acts like a mini permanent blow-dry, banishing frizz and dryness. Spray liberally on sectioned, towel dried hair and blow-dry with a brush to activate. Repeat every 3 washes.

To refresh colour before you can next get to a hairdresser, use a violet shampoo if you’re blonde (and a blue one if you’re a brunette) 1-2 times a week to keep colour looking fresh and banish brassy tones. I absolutely love Fudge (which has both a purple and blue option).

A root spray is a great way to conceal grey hair in-between salon visits. I love Josh Wood’s or L’Oreal Paris’ – both have what’s called a “dry down” finish leaving hair non greasy, enabling you to brush it through and blend it in and ensure that it’s also transfer resistant. My top tip? All root sprays do tend to dry to a matte finish, so I always spray a shine spray over it to hair looking glossy.