Redken Frizz Dismiss Rebel Tame Heat Protective Leave-In Cream – Frizz Control & Heat Shield, 8 oz

Overview

Redken Frizz Dismiss Rebel Tame is a premium, multi‑benefit anti-frizz leave‑in cream designed to smooth the frizziest hair while offering serious heat protection. Built around Redken's Smoothing Complex with sustainably sourced Babassu Oil, this lightweight formula hydrates, detangles, and guards strands from styling heat up to 450°F. The product is sulfate‑free and sodium chloride‑free, making it suitable for many hair types and sensitivities, especially where frizz is a daily challenge.

What makes it stand out

• Multi-benefit leave-in conditioner for all hair types
• Hydrates, detangles, and delivers frizz control
• Heat protection up to 450 degrees Fahrenheit
• Sulfate-free and sodium chloride-free formula
• Best for unruly, humidity‑prone hair

How it works

The smoothing complex combines Babassu Oil with a targeted formula to moisturize and soften hair while reducing frizz. In addition to smoothing, it helps manage tangles and adds a subtle shine that revives dull strands after styling or air‑drying. This leave‑in treatment remains lightweight enough for daily use, leaving hair with a silky feel without heaviness.

• nourishes and relaxes hair for a calmer, more manageable finish
• provides moisture and slip to detangle without buildup
• helps maintain smoothness in damp or humid conditions
• protects against styling heat up to 450°F

Who it’s for and daily use ideas

Ideal for anyone dealing with frizz, frizz‑prone roots, or puffy ends when humidity rises. The formula is designed to align with professional routines while remaining accessible for home use. Consider it a possibility for smoother hair that feels softer, more controllable, and ready for color‑safe styling environments.

Note: While this product is designed to improve manageability and reduce frizz, results may vary by hair type, texture, and environment. It is not a medical product and does not claim to cure any condition; results are described as potential improvements based on typical styling outcomes.