Hair drama! and i need help?

i have very curly hair but have been straightning it for some time now. Ive been using BIOSILK to keep it somewhat nice and not nappy but now it doesnt seem to be working. I know that straightning isnt all that healthy and i was just wondering if there was something else out there that would help with the dried dead hair that i have now. I have a ceramic hair straightner if that matters. i use Fructis shampoo and conditioner and biosilk and still seem to have frizzy nappy hair ALL the time. help please lol

Hair drama! and i need help?
John Frieda's "Frizz Ease" line has worked wonders for me. I have naturally curly hair too and can't believe how well this works.


It's like I have someone else's hair.


The new products I rave about are: "Refresh" conditioner and "Downplay" for puffiness. Also use "Secret Weapon" on dry hair for an instant shot of shiny frizz control.


I sound like a commercial, but I mean every word. Get it at Target, it is not really expensive either. Which is a plus. Try it, it is worth every penny.


If you don't want to change brands. Nutrogena puts out a clarifying shampoo that strips residue and makes your old shampoo work well again.


Hope this helps.
Reply:Use a heat protector such as Thermasilk Their are many for all hair types and brands.


Get hair trimmed every 3 months (as much as needed)


Do V-05 hot oil as directed


Lower heat setting on straightener.


Only use harsh products(Irons,Sprays,Gel) when needed.


Wash hair every other day or wash daily but only apply shampoo to crown of head.


Use hair elaminator like Citre Shine only a dab needed.


Use leave in products with SPF.
Reply:I'd just say give your hair a break for about a week. If you REALLY need to straighten it I recommend a hot oil treatment to help with the frizziness and whatnot.
Reply:get a smoothing treatment done! please do it's worth the money. it will moisturize your hair and make the frizz go down. wash your hair only once a week! sounds gross but you need to do it. put in leave in conditioner, and use smootihng serum like paul mitchelle's. good luck hun and when you take a shower, wash your hair cold, heat makes it frizzy. plus it's summer... if you go to school then you dont have to worry until school starts again so lay off straightening for the summer, it's not worth it.
Reply:Aphogee Shampoo and reconstructor for extremly damaged hair, you can purchase it at Sally Beauty Supply. Amazing results! Also do not wash your hair but once every week and a half, so your natural oils start building up and get brushed through. Just spray with body spray no one will ever know. LOL sounds nasty but really works! Been there done that and I have the healthiest head of hair right now and I am addicted to the flat iron, color treat, sun, chlorine everyday just about all year round, and severly abuse my hair and this system really turned what used to be your problem around.
Reply:Once or twice a week you need to use a clarifying shampoo to clear all the build up out of your hair, it's not nappy, it's frizz from the buil up! Neutragena has a really good one! You should switch up on your shampoo about every 2 months, alternate between the 2 different brands, I use John Frieda's Brilliant Brunette and I alternate with Pantene!