sorry, they're not good pics but I'm showing the hair.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v695/r...
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v695/r...
I use Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine Anti Frizz Serum, Biosilk serum on damp hair and let it air dry but it's still frizzy. What can I do?
Frizzy hair (pics inside)?
It looks like it's just your texture - you have coarse hair.
Awesome that you're using the Garnier Serum - that stuff is awesome.
I don't know if you've tried it yet, but Herbal Essences has redone their line, and the "None of your Frizzness" shampoo/conditioner is really awesome - I have super thick hair.
It might be because you're air drying your hair that you get the frizzies. Try blow drying it. If you use the "cool" setting, that helps smooth your hair. Or if you have a date - try using a straightner (it takes a lot of work, but might be worth it for a nice night out!).
Your hair really doesn't look that bad, aside from the serum, I wouldn't recommend any other products. If you forgo the serum, try a pomade - but that will make your hair more chunky.
Reply:use a straightening iron.
Reply:go bald.
Reply:Try Sunsilk de-frizz shampoo.
Reply:i dont think that looks too bad.
ive seen worse casesof frizziness than that.
but hmm
sometimes hair clay helps
just put some on your fingers then apply on hair,
then you can brush and make it look natural.
you have to find a technic that works for you
Reply:Frizz ease they sale it at walmart it works rly good. i have to use it =]
Reply:It doesn't look frizzy at all! It looks suaave.
lol
:)
Reply:I have the same problem, you can try some of the ideas on this website: http://health.howstuffworks.com/home-rem... It also could be your shampoo drying your hair out, even if it's a moisturizing shampoo, try Herbal Essences Hello Hydration,and Bed Head Small Talk those work well.
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Saturday, April 17, 2010
Hey girls! I really need help! Does anyone kno any good hair products for damaged hair?
I am half white half hispanic with naturally straight/ kinda wavy hair, but i'v done everything to it. I'v dyed it, bleached it, and permed it (big mistake) and u can just imagine how bad it is. Its dry, brittle, dull, it breaks off and won't grow much (its in the middle of my back). I'v heard about Carol's Daughter but i don't know if thats good for my type of hair, and i'v heard of beauty 4 ashes and its wayyyy to expensive! I'v tried all those salon shampoos (i.e Biosilk, Matrix, Bed Head - u kno all those that they "recommend") but nothing works! Can anyone tell me of any products out there that may help my damaged hair become healthy and grow again? I really dont want to cut it :(....PLEASE girls i need help!
Hey girls! I really need help! Does anyone kno any good hair products for damaged hair?
try sunsilk for damged hair, im not sure what the exact name it. or pantene restoritives. i use sunsilk and really like it. and ive heard good things about pantene.
Reply:I personally like Pantene ProV... but my stylist gave me a tip on treating my damaged hair. Put conditioner on your hair once a week and leave it in as long as you like. Overnight if possible. I'm currently using the Pantene Pro-V "deep fortifying treatment" and so far I like the results. Like I said, leave the conditioner on for a couple of hours, if not over night and keep doing that once a week. It helped me and it should help you as well. :)
Reply:I had hair like that last year.. and i used Redken extreme conditioner and i could see results instantly and i would also get a trim.
Reply:hope this helps.. http://sg.88db.com/sg/Views/landingpage....
Reply:Garnier Fructis works great!!
Reply:I recommend a product by "Nexxus" called "Kerphix". Use about a tablespoon of the product and put a plastic bad on your head. Heat a dampened old towel and turban it around your head and let cool. Rinse with cool water. Repeat once a week. Until your hair starts to feel like hair again.
Do not condition your hair more than once a week if you do you run the risk of turning your hair to mush.
It will take some time to get your hair back in shape but it can be done. Have patience.
I've been a licensed cosmetologist for thirty years.
Hope this help and good luck.
Reply:I use the TIGI collection ... the TIGI Dumb Blonde shampoo and conditioner (it's for damaged hair) and after that I use TIGI Egoboost! It actually works and I love it!
Hey girls! I really need help! Does anyone kno any good hair products for damaged hair?
try sunsilk for damged hair, im not sure what the exact name it. or pantene restoritives. i use sunsilk and really like it. and ive heard good things about pantene.
Reply:I personally like Pantene ProV... but my stylist gave me a tip on treating my damaged hair. Put conditioner on your hair once a week and leave it in as long as you like. Overnight if possible. I'm currently using the Pantene Pro-V "deep fortifying treatment" and so far I like the results. Like I said, leave the conditioner on for a couple of hours, if not over night and keep doing that once a week. It helped me and it should help you as well. :)
Reply:I had hair like that last year.. and i used Redken extreme conditioner and i could see results instantly and i would also get a trim.
Reply:hope this helps.. http://sg.88db.com/sg/Views/landingpage....
Reply:Garnier Fructis works great!!
Reply:I recommend a product by "Nexxus" called "Kerphix". Use about a tablespoon of the product and put a plastic bad on your head. Heat a dampened old towel and turban it around your head and let cool. Rinse with cool water. Repeat once a week. Until your hair starts to feel like hair again.
Do not condition your hair more than once a week if you do you run the risk of turning your hair to mush.
It will take some time to get your hair back in shape but it can be done. Have patience.
I've been a licensed cosmetologist for thirty years.
Hope this help and good luck.
Reply:I use the TIGI collection ... the TIGI Dumb Blonde shampoo and conditioner (it's for damaged hair) and after that I use TIGI Egoboost! It actually works and I love it!
Which shampoo and conditioner is the best out of these three?
BIOSILK, NEXUS AND REDKEN. I'm a 14 yr old (Asian)Korean/American girl. I get frizzy and dry hair from the moisture in the air and the sun. I also have very kinky hair which means that some strands of my hair are bent and crooked when they should be straight. please tell me which is best out of these 3 for my hair.
Which shampoo and conditioner is the best out of these three?
Nexus I am black and sometimes when i use it i do not need a flat iron
Reply:Redken!! Of course :)
Try them all and see which one works best for you.
Reply:Definetelyyyy REDKEN.
Definetely!
%26lt;3
Reply:REDKIN
Reply:None of those!
The absolute best is the new brand called Organix. It has organic active ingredients and is sulfate-free so it wont dry out your hair, plus...it smells awesome! Organix has different collections for different hair types which are all amazing! You can get Organix at Target, Albertsons, Bed Bath %26amp; Beyond, Kroger, Duane Reade, Safeway, etc. You'll love it!!!
http://www.organixhair.com/
Reply:Nexus is the best out of these three
biosilk will make ur hair greasy and you will have to wash it more frequently which is bad for your hair.
Redken will leave deposits on your hair which can give you dandruff and make ur head itch
Nexus has a ph level of between 3 and 4 which is great it is also a cleansing shampoo which will leave your hair soft shiny and your scalp clean for upto 3 days depending on how oily your skin is. try to use a no wash shampoo inbetween if u have oily hair to preserve the natural oils you produce. This way you hair will be less frizzy and more FAB. Also wash ur hair in cool water this can help with frizz also.
Reply:I'd suggest Panteen. theres a new one out and its for frizziness. It works wonderful, and my step moms asian and thats also what she uses.
Reply:Redken.
Reply:i prefer redken.
Reply:REDKEN -HANDS DOWN
Reply:fool i say garnier.
its hekka bomb.
Reply:redken
Reply:Ask your beautician. They can give you the best answer.
Reply:Redken most definetley hun!! I love It!! I am 15 and I use it all of the time an dit helps my frizzies and it makes my hair look as smooth as silk!!
Reply:nexus. make sure you condition your hair, it may just lack moisture. try a deep conditioner like Garnier Fructise.
Reply:I'm not sure, but the best should have the most B Vitamin in it, that helps with hair, I personally use Millers Creek but those might work too. It comes with a:
Step I ~ shampoo
Step II ~ conditioner
Step III ~ moisturizer (keeps it from getting dry)
Body Shop Define and No Friz or anything like that from another company will help keep your hair from frizzing out. And to prevent it from drying out in the sun you need grease or caster oil. You put ALOT in if its really dry.
Grease: leave in over night but make sure to use some kind head tie or wave cap to prevent your pillow from getting dirty. Then comb your hair and rinse, condition, rinse again and dry, with low heat.
Caster oil: part your hair, put small drops at the parts and do that until the entire head is wet and has had a bit of oil on it. Leave in for a few hours until you think its enough and then rinse, rinse, condition, rinse, rinse and dry with medium heat.
That's what I use and it helps GL
Reply:they all suck the good ones are suave or pantene
Reply:Nexus.
It helped my mom restore shine. Her hair looked better after like a week.
Which shampoo and conditioner is the best out of these three?
Nexus I am black and sometimes when i use it i do not need a flat iron
Reply:Redken!! Of course :)
Try them all and see which one works best for you.
Reply:Definetelyyyy REDKEN.
Definetely!
%26lt;3
Reply:REDKIN
Reply:None of those!
The absolute best is the new brand called Organix. It has organic active ingredients and is sulfate-free so it wont dry out your hair, plus...it smells awesome! Organix has different collections for different hair types which are all amazing! You can get Organix at Target, Albertsons, Bed Bath %26amp; Beyond, Kroger, Duane Reade, Safeway, etc. You'll love it!!!
http://www.organixhair.com/
Reply:Nexus is the best out of these three
biosilk will make ur hair greasy and you will have to wash it more frequently which is bad for your hair.
Redken will leave deposits on your hair which can give you dandruff and make ur head itch
Nexus has a ph level of between 3 and 4 which is great it is also a cleansing shampoo which will leave your hair soft shiny and your scalp clean for upto 3 days depending on how oily your skin is. try to use a no wash shampoo inbetween if u have oily hair to preserve the natural oils you produce. This way you hair will be less frizzy and more FAB. Also wash ur hair in cool water this can help with frizz also.
Reply:I'd suggest Panteen. theres a new one out and its for frizziness. It works wonderful, and my step moms asian and thats also what she uses.
Reply:Redken.
Reply:i prefer redken.
Reply:REDKEN -HANDS DOWN
Reply:fool i say garnier.
its hekka bomb.
Reply:redken
Reply:Ask your beautician. They can give you the best answer.
Reply:Redken most definetley hun!! I love It!! I am 15 and I use it all of the time an dit helps my frizzies and it makes my hair look as smooth as silk!!
Reply:nexus. make sure you condition your hair, it may just lack moisture. try a deep conditioner like Garnier Fructise.
Reply:I'm not sure, but the best should have the most B Vitamin in it, that helps with hair, I personally use Millers Creek but those might work too. It comes with a:
Step I ~ shampoo
Step II ~ conditioner
Step III ~ moisturizer (keeps it from getting dry)
Body Shop Define and No Friz or anything like that from another company will help keep your hair from frizzing out. And to prevent it from drying out in the sun you need grease or caster oil. You put ALOT in if its really dry.
Grease: leave in over night but make sure to use some kind head tie or wave cap to prevent your pillow from getting dirty. Then comb your hair and rinse, condition, rinse again and dry, with low heat.
Caster oil: part your hair, put small drops at the parts and do that until the entire head is wet and has had a bit of oil on it. Leave in for a few hours until you think its enough and then rinse, rinse, condition, rinse, rinse and dry with medium heat.
That's what I use and it helps GL
Reply:they all suck the good ones are suave or pantene
Reply:Nexus.
It helped my mom restore shine. Her hair looked better after like a week.
How to define hair?
I've tried so hard to make my hair fine and soft but NOTHING seems to work for me. First I tried a hair mask, didn't moisturize it. Then I tried mayonnaise, my hair felt oily after I washed it out. Then I tried a shampoo made by biosilk. It didn't work so great, and now I'm only shampooing my hair every other day. I am going so crazy that I might just shave my head lol. help?
How to define hair?
I am assuming that you have really course hair...my daughter does. Be careful of moisuturizers! If you over do it with protein filled products, they can dry your hair out even worse. The best thing that you can do is wash your hair with a shampoo that says Hydrating not always moisturizing. Biolage makes a product called Hair Milk....its great!
Reply:How fine your hair is, is controlled by your genetic make-up. You might be able to affect its texture in the short term, but it would not last, as the new hair grown is protein, determined by the information in your chromosomes. Sorry to disappoint you!
Reply:Okay I used this for awhile but don't now but I need to get it sometime. INFUSUIM leave in treatment. It is used by some celebs says Seventeen magazine. I have the shampoo and conditioner. It makes my hair really nice and soft.
Try it! It's only $3-$6 and it does wonders.
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How to define hair?
I am assuming that you have really course hair...my daughter does. Be careful of moisuturizers! If you over do it with protein filled products, they can dry your hair out even worse. The best thing that you can do is wash your hair with a shampoo that says Hydrating not always moisturizing. Biolage makes a product called Hair Milk....its great!
Reply:How fine your hair is, is controlled by your genetic make-up. You might be able to affect its texture in the short term, but it would not last, as the new hair grown is protein, determined by the information in your chromosomes. Sorry to disappoint you!
Reply:Okay I used this for awhile but don't now but I need to get it sometime. INFUSUIM leave in treatment. It is used by some celebs says Seventeen magazine. I have the shampoo and conditioner. It makes my hair really nice and soft.
Try it! It's only $3-$6 and it does wonders.
dental emergency
Hair products???Help????
ok so I have wavy/curly hair, and its dry and frizzy. Ive been looking up a lot of product to make it soft,shiny and less frizzy.
These are the products im thinkin about, tell me which ones are the best and what other ones are good.
Biosilk
herbal essence leave in conditioner(what is it called, and what does it look like?)
Tigi hair products
john frieda frizz ease
any more suggestions?
Hair products???Help????
I've used Biosilk, it works well and it smells great. Just put it in your hair when its wet, or you can even put it in when its dry.
I've also used Herbal Essence Leave-In Creme, it also smells good, it comes in an orange bottle, i think it works well, and you can use more of it than biosilk without making your hair feel greasy.
Reply:Try Ouidad products.. but you have to order them on line.
www.ouidad.com
Also try Aveda's products. Be Curly is a great line for wavy/curly hair
Reply:my hair is like that... so i use aussie sydney smooth shampoo and biolage hydro therape conditioner. i have heard that frizz ease works 2... but i straiten my hair and use nexxus heat protection spray, which helps w/the frizzines.
good luck!
Nicole
Reply:citri shine polishing serum
paul mitchell skinny serum
I my hair sometimes gets really dry. I use a cream rinse but that is not enough. If it gets too dry I will put some pink moisturizing lotion in my hair the night before I want to wash my hair. Then I will wrap my hair before I go to bed. Then next morning I will wash it all out. It really puts the moisture and shine back in my hair.
Reply:My friend who constantly styles her thick, color -treated hair w/ a blow dryer %26amp; hot iron swears by Biosilk.
I think Joico K-Pak shampoo %26amp; conditioner are the bomb for dry, frizzy hair.
Reply:Sunsilk is good. The purple and green bottles do good for me. And Redken products does good for me.I have really curly hair for a white person.
Reply:biosilk is a really good product. it reduces frizz. john freida frizz ease is really good also.
Reply:The Biosilk is awesome and you can also try something called FX. It is at Target %26amp; walmart - places like that. It is pink and works really well.
Reply:vo5 products are good for frizz/curly/ wavy hair
Reply:Use biosilk, it's pretty good. That john frieda stuff is horrible and cheap.
Really though, I have found that many regular smoothing shampoo's along with redkin's "glass" works VERY WELL.
If you're straightening your hair, use BROCATO X-CURL, it's a thermal straightener you apply just out of the shower to damp hair, and it works GREAT for me.
Reply:I like 'Sunsilk Anti-Poof' or whatever, it works wonders and is totally affordable!
Best of luck! ♥
Reply:I also have curly/wavy hair and my hair thick and it was frizzy and dry before but since I hae been using Graham Webb's Silk Repair (yellow bottle) shampoo and conditiioner it has it made it all better....this is by far the perfect combo for my hair now is SUPER shiny and super healthylooking!!! try it you won't be sorry...(these products are pricey BUT super worth it)
http://www.grahamwebb.com/products/silk....
OH and to style I use the Ringler from redken for a more lazy curl or the curl force for maybe the weekend....
http://www.redken.com/products/displayPr...
Reply:John Frieda frizz-ease are the best products you can use they're cheap and actually work well with frizz. You can also try Sunsilk its not that expensive and leaves my hair really smooth and shiny. You might want to try to deep condition at least once a week becuase usually frizz is caused becuase of damage.
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These are the products im thinkin about, tell me which ones are the best and what other ones are good.
Biosilk
herbal essence leave in conditioner(what is it called, and what does it look like?)
Tigi hair products
john frieda frizz ease
any more suggestions?
Hair products???Help????
I've used Biosilk, it works well and it smells great. Just put it in your hair when its wet, or you can even put it in when its dry.
I've also used Herbal Essence Leave-In Creme, it also smells good, it comes in an orange bottle, i think it works well, and you can use more of it than biosilk without making your hair feel greasy.
Reply:Try Ouidad products.. but you have to order them on line.
www.ouidad.com
Also try Aveda's products. Be Curly is a great line for wavy/curly hair
Reply:my hair is like that... so i use aussie sydney smooth shampoo and biolage hydro therape conditioner. i have heard that frizz ease works 2... but i straiten my hair and use nexxus heat protection spray, which helps w/the frizzines.
good luck!
Nicole
Reply:citri shine polishing serum
paul mitchell skinny serum
I my hair sometimes gets really dry. I use a cream rinse but that is not enough. If it gets too dry I will put some pink moisturizing lotion in my hair the night before I want to wash my hair. Then I will wrap my hair before I go to bed. Then next morning I will wash it all out. It really puts the moisture and shine back in my hair.
Reply:My friend who constantly styles her thick, color -treated hair w/ a blow dryer %26amp; hot iron swears by Biosilk.
I think Joico K-Pak shampoo %26amp; conditioner are the bomb for dry, frizzy hair.
Reply:Sunsilk is good. The purple and green bottles do good for me. And Redken products does good for me.I have really curly hair for a white person.
Reply:biosilk is a really good product. it reduces frizz. john freida frizz ease is really good also.
Reply:The Biosilk is awesome and you can also try something called FX. It is at Target %26amp; walmart - places like that. It is pink and works really well.
Reply:vo5 products are good for frizz/curly/ wavy hair
Reply:Use biosilk, it's pretty good. That john frieda stuff is horrible and cheap.
Really though, I have found that many regular smoothing shampoo's along with redkin's "glass" works VERY WELL.
If you're straightening your hair, use BROCATO X-CURL, it's a thermal straightener you apply just out of the shower to damp hair, and it works GREAT for me.
Reply:I like 'Sunsilk Anti-Poof' or whatever, it works wonders and is totally affordable!
Best of luck! ♥
Reply:I also have curly/wavy hair and my hair thick and it was frizzy and dry before but since I hae been using Graham Webb's Silk Repair (yellow bottle) shampoo and conditiioner it has it made it all better....this is by far the perfect combo for my hair now is SUPER shiny and super healthylooking!!! try it you won't be sorry...(these products are pricey BUT super worth it)
http://www.grahamwebb.com/products/silk....
OH and to style I use the Ringler from redken for a more lazy curl or the curl force for maybe the weekend....
http://www.redken.com/products/displayPr...
Reply:John Frieda frizz-ease are the best products you can use they're cheap and actually work well with frizz. You can also try Sunsilk its not that expensive and leaves my hair really smooth and shiny. You might want to try to deep condition at least once a week becuase usually frizz is caused becuase of damage.
free dental
Hair products???Help????
ok so I have wavy/curly hair, and its dry and frizzy. Ive been looking up a lot of product to make it soft,shiny and less frizzy.
These are the products im thinkin about, tell me which ones are the best and what other ones are good.
Biosilk
herbal essence leave in conditioner(what is it called, and what does it look like?)
Tigi hair products
john frieda frizz ease
any more suggestions?
Hair products???Help????
I've used Biosilk, it works well and it smells great. Just put it in your hair when its wet, or you can even put it in when its dry.
I've also used Herbal Essence Leave-In Creme, it also smells good, it comes in an orange bottle, i think it works well, and you can use more of it than biosilk without making your hair feel greasy.
Reply:Try Ouidad products.. but you have to order them on line.
www.ouidad.com
Also try Aveda's products. Be Curly is a great line for wavy/curly hair
Reply:my hair is like that... so i use aussie sydney smooth shampoo and biolage hydro therape conditioner. i have heard that frizz ease works 2... but i straiten my hair and use nexxus heat protection spray, which helps w/the frizzines.
good luck!
Nicole
Reply:citri shine polishing serum
paul mitchell skinny serum
I my hair sometimes gets really dry. I use a cream rinse but that is not enough. If it gets too dry I will put some pink moisturizing lotion in my hair the night before I want to wash my hair. Then I will wrap my hair before I go to bed. Then next morning I will wash it all out. It really puts the moisture and shine back in my hair.
Reply:My friend who constantly styles her thick, color -treated hair w/ a blow dryer %26amp; hot iron swears by Biosilk.
I think Joico K-Pak shampoo %26amp; conditioner are the bomb for dry, frizzy hair.
Reply:Sunsilk is good. The purple and green bottles do good for me. And Redken products does good for me.I have really curly hair for a white person.
Reply:biosilk is a really good product. it reduces frizz. john freida frizz ease is really good also.
Reply:The Biosilk is awesome and you can also try something called FX. It is at Target %26amp; walmart - places like that. It is pink and works really well.
Reply:vo5 products are good for frizz/curly/ wavy hair
Reply:Use biosilk, it's pretty good. That john frieda stuff is horrible and cheap.
Really though, I have found that many regular smoothing shampoo's along with redkin's "glass" works VERY WELL.
If you're straightening your hair, use BROCATO X-CURL, it's a thermal straightener you apply just out of the shower to damp hair, and it works GREAT for me.
Reply:I like 'Sunsilk Anti-Poof' or whatever, it works wonders and is totally affordable!
Best of luck! ♥
Reply:I also have curly/wavy hair and my hair thick and it was frizzy and dry before but since I hae been using Graham Webb's Silk Repair (yellow bottle) shampoo and conditiioner it has it made it all better....this is by far the perfect combo for my hair now is SUPER shiny and super healthylooking!!! try it you won't be sorry...(these products are pricey BUT super worth it)
http://www.grahamwebb.com/products/silk....
OH and to style I use the Ringler from redken for a more lazy curl or the curl force for maybe the weekend....
http://www.redken.com/products/displayPr...
Reply:John Frieda frizz-ease are the best products you can use they're cheap and actually work well with frizz. You can also try Sunsilk its not that expensive and leaves my hair really smooth and shiny. You might want to try to deep condition at least once a week becuase usually frizz is caused becuase of damage.
These are the products im thinkin about, tell me which ones are the best and what other ones are good.
Biosilk
herbal essence leave in conditioner(what is it called, and what does it look like?)
Tigi hair products
john frieda frizz ease
any more suggestions?
Hair products???Help????
I've used Biosilk, it works well and it smells great. Just put it in your hair when its wet, or you can even put it in when its dry.
I've also used Herbal Essence Leave-In Creme, it also smells good, it comes in an orange bottle, i think it works well, and you can use more of it than biosilk without making your hair feel greasy.
Reply:Try Ouidad products.. but you have to order them on line.
www.ouidad.com
Also try Aveda's products. Be Curly is a great line for wavy/curly hair
Reply:my hair is like that... so i use aussie sydney smooth shampoo and biolage hydro therape conditioner. i have heard that frizz ease works 2... but i straiten my hair and use nexxus heat protection spray, which helps w/the frizzines.
good luck!
Nicole
Reply:citri shine polishing serum
paul mitchell skinny serum
I my hair sometimes gets really dry. I use a cream rinse but that is not enough. If it gets too dry I will put some pink moisturizing lotion in my hair the night before I want to wash my hair. Then I will wrap my hair before I go to bed. Then next morning I will wash it all out. It really puts the moisture and shine back in my hair.
Reply:My friend who constantly styles her thick, color -treated hair w/ a blow dryer %26amp; hot iron swears by Biosilk.
I think Joico K-Pak shampoo %26amp; conditioner are the bomb for dry, frizzy hair.
Reply:Sunsilk is good. The purple and green bottles do good for me. And Redken products does good for me.I have really curly hair for a white person.
Reply:biosilk is a really good product. it reduces frizz. john freida frizz ease is really good also.
Reply:The Biosilk is awesome and you can also try something called FX. It is at Target %26amp; walmart - places like that. It is pink and works really well.
Reply:vo5 products are good for frizz/curly/ wavy hair
Reply:Use biosilk, it's pretty good. That john frieda stuff is horrible and cheap.
Really though, I have found that many regular smoothing shampoo's along with redkin's "glass" works VERY WELL.
If you're straightening your hair, use BROCATO X-CURL, it's a thermal straightener you apply just out of the shower to damp hair, and it works GREAT for me.
Reply:I like 'Sunsilk Anti-Poof' or whatever, it works wonders and is totally affordable!
Best of luck! ♥
Reply:I also have curly/wavy hair and my hair thick and it was frizzy and dry before but since I hae been using Graham Webb's Silk Repair (yellow bottle) shampoo and conditiioner it has it made it all better....this is by far the perfect combo for my hair now is SUPER shiny and super healthylooking!!! try it you won't be sorry...(these products are pricey BUT super worth it)
http://www.grahamwebb.com/products/silk....
OH and to style I use the Ringler from redken for a more lazy curl or the curl force for maybe the weekend....
http://www.redken.com/products/displayPr...
Reply:John Frieda frizz-ease are the best products you can use they're cheap and actually work well with frizz. You can also try Sunsilk its not that expensive and leaves my hair really smooth and shiny. You might want to try to deep condition at least once a week becuase usually frizz is caused becuase of damage.
How do I get my hair to stay straight?
I have really fine hair but i have lots of it. Every time i straighten it the bottom layer is wavy again before I'm even done. I've tried herbal essence, garnier, john frieda, thermasilk, sunsilk, biosilk serum. Nothing works it either looks the same or my hair becomes really weighed down! Thanks
How do I get my hair to stay straight?
You should buy a Conair Pin Straight. It does wet 2 dry. It's only $30 at Target. I love mine! Try straightening right after you shower. There's a better chance that it will stay the way you want it. I hope this helped and good luck!
Reply:wow you tried all of those! hair straightener, i like sunsilk, avon has a straightener product. or just let it be...
Reply:get some gel called jam put a small amount in your hands rub through your hair and brush it until it's straight.
Reply:i've tried tresemmé, john frieda, garnier, redken, %26amp;%26amp; l'oreal.
l'oreal %26amp;%26amp; redken seemed to have worked best for me. my problem is dealing w/ humidity. :\
Reply:First, dry your hair in two large sections. While it's still wet, part your hair the way you normally wear it. Dry it from top to bottom, combing it down as you dry. In other words, hold the dryer above your head, and dry it at a downward angle. Do this on both sides until your hair is about 85% dry.
Second, apply a smoothing serum to your hair. I'd reccomend Garnier Nutrisse "Sleek and Shine Force Anti-Frizz." Put 1 to 3 drops in your hand, depending on the length of thickness of your hair and work it from root to tip. It will look somewhat oily, but don't worry, once you follow step three it will really work into your hair to create a nice smooth look.
Third, use a ceramic 1" flat-iron on 2" sections of your hair. Section the top of your hair off with a clip, and start with the bottom section first. After you've straightened the bottom, let the top down and straighten it. I'd reccomend the Revlon "High Heat Professional Tourmaline Straightener." It works every bit as good as a Chi, but will only run you about $38.
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/ref...
Reply:spiking gel! put a small amount in your palm and mix it with a teeny bit of water and mix it with your straightening cream. your hands will be super sticky and your hair will get crunchy if you use too much so be careful
Reply:you need a flat iron with a thermostat on it, a dial that you can adjust the heat on it. I know how you feel and i had the same problem before you need to blow dry it first and use(my best friend) Paul Mitchell super skinny serum you only need like 2-4 pumps it's really concentrated so don't go over board with it. I think it's $18 a bottle but it will last a long time because you don't need that much i hope this helped you out
Reply:get a lightweight creme to protect your hair for when you blowdry it straight. believe me, blow drying is really important - i have the EXACT same hair as you lol. so after your hair is completely dry and straight, spritz it with a heat protective SPRAY and divide your hair into the top and bottom layers. straighten the bottom, then let the top loose and straighten that. when your done, apply some shine serum or anti-frizz serum. then, spray a touch of soft-hold hairspray into your hands, rub them together, and run them through your hair. this is what i do when i straighten and it comes out perfect!!
now, the products you use are also important. for sure, invest in some salon products. get some smoothing shampoo and conditioner, like matrix sleek.look. then get a very lightweight leave in conditioner that u put in soaking wet hair. my favorite is The Conditioner by Paul mitchell. (some ppl say it smells gross, but i dont think so, plus it works really well w/o weighing your hair down). after that, wait until your hair is just slightly damp before you put in to heat protective cream. my favorite is the straightening balm from sexy hair concepts - it comes in a little silver tube, for about 15$. blow dry, pointing the nozzle down to smooth the cuticle of the hair. then spray more heat protective product - i think the best is Heat Protexx by Nexxus - smells really good too! straighten hair in thin sections. after you are satisfied with the straightness, use some shine serum or anti-frizz stuff. the BEST shine serum is Shine Junkie by TIGI Bed Head - INCREDIBLE shine!!!! sleek.look's smoothing milk is also good for silkiness, but its not as shiney
HOPE I HELPED!!!!!!
happy straightening
How do I get my hair to stay straight?
You should buy a Conair Pin Straight. It does wet 2 dry. It's only $30 at Target. I love mine! Try straightening right after you shower. There's a better chance that it will stay the way you want it. I hope this helped and good luck!
Reply:wow you tried all of those! hair straightener, i like sunsilk, avon has a straightener product. or just let it be...
Reply:get some gel called jam put a small amount in your hands rub through your hair and brush it until it's straight.
Reply:i've tried tresemmé, john frieda, garnier, redken, %26amp;%26amp; l'oreal.
l'oreal %26amp;%26amp; redken seemed to have worked best for me. my problem is dealing w/ humidity. :\
Reply:First, dry your hair in two large sections. While it's still wet, part your hair the way you normally wear it. Dry it from top to bottom, combing it down as you dry. In other words, hold the dryer above your head, and dry it at a downward angle. Do this on both sides until your hair is about 85% dry.
Second, apply a smoothing serum to your hair. I'd reccomend Garnier Nutrisse "Sleek and Shine Force Anti-Frizz." Put 1 to 3 drops in your hand, depending on the length of thickness of your hair and work it from root to tip. It will look somewhat oily, but don't worry, once you follow step three it will really work into your hair to create a nice smooth look.
Third, use a ceramic 1" flat-iron on 2" sections of your hair. Section the top of your hair off with a clip, and start with the bottom section first. After you've straightened the bottom, let the top down and straighten it. I'd reccomend the Revlon "High Heat Professional Tourmaline Straightener." It works every bit as good as a Chi, but will only run you about $38.
http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/ref...
Reply:spiking gel! put a small amount in your palm and mix it with a teeny bit of water and mix it with your straightening cream. your hands will be super sticky and your hair will get crunchy if you use too much so be careful
Reply:you need a flat iron with a thermostat on it, a dial that you can adjust the heat on it. I know how you feel and i had the same problem before you need to blow dry it first and use(my best friend) Paul Mitchell super skinny serum you only need like 2-4 pumps it's really concentrated so don't go over board with it. I think it's $18 a bottle but it will last a long time because you don't need that much i hope this helped you out
Reply:get a lightweight creme to protect your hair for when you blowdry it straight. believe me, blow drying is really important - i have the EXACT same hair as you lol. so after your hair is completely dry and straight, spritz it with a heat protective SPRAY and divide your hair into the top and bottom layers. straighten the bottom, then let the top loose and straighten that. when your done, apply some shine serum or anti-frizz serum. then, spray a touch of soft-hold hairspray into your hands, rub them together, and run them through your hair. this is what i do when i straighten and it comes out perfect!!
now, the products you use are also important. for sure, invest in some salon products. get some smoothing shampoo and conditioner, like matrix sleek.look. then get a very lightweight leave in conditioner that u put in soaking wet hair. my favorite is The Conditioner by Paul mitchell. (some ppl say it smells gross, but i dont think so, plus it works really well w/o weighing your hair down). after that, wait until your hair is just slightly damp before you put in to heat protective cream. my favorite is the straightening balm from sexy hair concepts - it comes in a little silver tube, for about 15$. blow dry, pointing the nozzle down to smooth the cuticle of the hair. then spray more heat protective product - i think the best is Heat Protexx by Nexxus - smells really good too! straighten hair in thin sections. after you are satisfied with the straightness, use some shine serum or anti-frizz stuff. the BEST shine serum is Shine Junkie by TIGI Bed Head - INCREDIBLE shine!!!! sleek.look's smoothing milk is also good for silkiness, but its not as shiney
HOPE I HELPED!!!!!!
happy straightening
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