how do you control frizz??

Question

how do you control frizz?? i have so much of it?/
do you know any good products or shampoos or conditioners ??
if u do and they work really well then tell me the name and where to get it from
thanx

Answer 1

To Start, use a moisturizing shampoo, my favorite is Redken, which is availible at grocery stores and some salons. Then, when you apply conditioner, use a wide tooth comb and comb it into your hair. Let it sit for about 5 minutes and then rinse with as cold of water as you can stand to seal in the moisture. Afterwards, use an anti frizz serum, here I like John Frieda, but almost anything you get at a Sally's Beauty Supply store will do. Apply from the roots to the tips. Blow dry with a diffuser and use a finishing product that controls frizz to finish.

Answer 2

I LOVE Redken's "Smooth Down" line - they have a shampoo, conditioner, and a heat glide product to use before blow-drying or straightening your hair.

Speaking of straightening, that is my best fix for the frizzies. I have really thick, course hair (it's mostly straight, but it's frizzy if I don't straighten it). I use the Redken heat glide, or John Frieda's Frizz Ease serum (another product that works great for frizzies), and a HotTools straightening iron. Works like a charm.

Here is where to find more info on RedKen products: http://www.redken.com/products/index.cfm?action=showfamily&bt=1
Redken stuff is usually only available at salons, but their website can help you find a salon that sells their products.

Here is info on Frizz Ease: http://www.johnfrieda.com/products/products_main.asp?section=products&subSection=frizzEase&lineID=4
You can buy Frizz Ease products pretty much at any drug store (or even grocery store). Be careful with the serums though - if you use too much your hair can look greasy and weighed down.

Answer 3

I use Bed Head's Control Freak shampoo, conditioner, and serum. Then I use John Frieda's frizz-ease.

It works well on my rough frizzy curly thick, and it's worth the mone.

Answer 4

The best way to con-troll frizzys is always either shampoo or garnie frutice frizz controll 24 hour action no frizzys or try pantien pro vfor dry damaged and frizzy hair it's the best

Answer 5

If you have frizzy hair then use sulfate free shampoo! Seriously I changed over and it makes a HUGE difference. If you get silicone free conditioner then even better. I use everything by the Pro Naturals argan oil line and I really really recommend their stuff. Especially the leave in argan oil, total lifesaver for frizzy hair.

Answer 6

Hi i had realy bad frizz to i went to store and got a perm hair perm that is and just put it on my head and combed it threw and then when it was time i washed it out it gave me straight hair and no frizz try that i hated my hair but now i love it hope this helps

Answer 7

I discovered (by accident) a shampoo that seals moisture in. It was amazing. The secret is supposedly Hydracate (a product of avocado). It even straightens hair a bit.

You should tell your stylist to reduce the volume with those special scissors.

"Sedal Antisponge with Hydracate" from Elida Hair Institute Paris (I bought it in Mexico, I don't know how they market it in the U.S.)

Answer 8

I use Frizz-ease Serum and a hair straightener.I have real curly frizzy hair but that seems to be the trick.I can't go anywhere without my hair straightener.

Answer 9

Frizz-Ease serum! I get mine at Target, it's in a tiny bottle. Or BedHead products. Both of them have done my hair good, just make sure if you get Friz-Ease, you use it sparingly. A litte goes a long way.

Answer 10

There are many products on the market that supposedly control frizzy hair. Friz Ease is one that I've used and it worked pretty good.