Substitute for Vitapointe

I use John Friedas Secret Agent. It works well on my dry hair and isn’t too dear either. Easily available in Boots or Superdrug.

I have really frizzy hair and someone on here recommended WOW hair creme. It works well and doesn't have a strong smell. I've now started using Sebastian Twisted range... shampoo, conditioner and curl tamer afterwards. It's doing a good job and my hair is less frizzy than it's been for years. It has a strong smell but does wear off after a bit. It's expensive, however you can get it at a reduced price on Ebay

My mum asked for it every birthday when grandchildren buying a gift. Had very very thick hair even at 85 😊🥰

🤣🤣 SoRRY. No idea what that is? ???
Tried to send you vitapointe on eBay. At £4. !!!!!!

The exsoensive ones say on tube to leave in
Looks like you will have some to keep you going if private message the 2 above

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I could happily send you mine! Don’t know how though!!

For OP Floradora9

Happy to mail you mine. I never use it these days. C xx

I find Frizz-Ease cream is brilliant and a tube lasts for ages. Look out for the two for one offers in the chemist

I think about my mother using this every time I use John Frieda ‘Frizz Ease’ but looking at previous comments I’m going to try cheaper options as this is also quite expensive!!

One day I was applying face cream, what was left on my hands I rubbed over my hair and it came up beautifully shiny and manageable, not sticky or greasy. I now use it for my hair all the time.

This is another item which has been discontinued. Why? I dislike using post shampoo conditioner....all that waiting with dripping hair! I use argon oil, which you apply to damp hair. It's not quite as good as Vitapointe, but better than nothing. My hair is wavy and won't lie flat!

Tiggi Bedhead After Party. My hairdresser told me when he used it on my hair it was just like the old Vitapponte. It is about £12 but would last you for years. The Moroccan oil is good but you only need a drop. I smear it on the palm of my hand then run my brush over it to get an even distribution.

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Vitasoft as Vitapointe Hair Conditioner Leave In Revitalise Shine Softness 75 ml

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Vitasoft

Leave in hair conditioner

A good replacement for the now discontinued Vitapointe

Leaves hair feeling soft and manageable with a healthy looking shine

Please see pics for further product details and directions for best use

1 x 75 ml

There are great discounts for multiple purchases on this listing

Primrose nice memories

Gosh, I didn’t know you could still buy this. Reading this just brought to mind my Mum using this when I was a teenager. The cupboard under the sink was where the Vitapoint, Pond’s cold cream, camay soap and some things called Bile Beans were kept.

Never heard of it, but a little argan oil on a cotton wool pad and pulled downwards on the hair works well.

Wow, haven't thought or heard of vitapoint for years. My mother used to put it on my hair when I was a child, to try and tame the thick wayward curls. Wish I still had them now!

Second vote for Vitasoft. Same ingredients, and perfume.

I remember using Vitapointe as a young teenager, I sneaked it from my sister. Trouble was I squeezed a line of it along my parting!

Vitasoft from Super drug £2.99

They still sell tubes on Amazon, cheapest is £28 that I’ve found

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After trying just about everything, I use this on damp hair. It’s a cheap as chips, around £2, from Supersave and other chemists.

Hello Floradora9, I used to love those little tubes of Vitapointe and they lasted for ages. I would put a tiny bit in my palm, rub my hands together then smooth over my hair. Not too much as didn’t want to make hair look greasy. I think I have a tiny bit left in a tube which I’ve been saving but nothing I have bought has come close to the Vitapointe! I’ve tried Argon oil, coconut oil and numerous other things to put on my dry hair, especially the dry ends. I now tend to use a leave in conditioner after washing my hair, but as my hair is shoulder length, I like to put something through the ends which helps them to wave. I thought the company that made the original Vitapointe was no longer in existence, so where have you seen it for sale? I wouldn’t mind paying £24 or so, if it was as good as the original and lasted as long!