Help with thick Frizzy Hair...?

Question

I have thick frizzy hair and I what a product that can tame it... but not a shampoo... I don't have the time or money for 'frizz ease' treatment. I just want something to lessen the frizz like a gel that can be put on to dry hair. I am a college student so I can't have anything too pricey either...

I'm also looking for something I can just pick up at the store...

Also Frizz Ease doesn't work well on my hair...

Can anyone name a brand or an exact product, and not a general one, like spray or gel...

Answer 1

You might try mayonaisse or beer. No joke. They both really work well to add shine and manageability to thick frizzy hair.

Answer 2

John Freida Products are inexpensive and can be found at any local store. There are serums and sprays you can buy to reduce thje frizziness. I have the same problem, but I use the newest line from herbal essence, called "None of Your Frizziness." It's in a red bottle, along with the other new stuff by herbal essences. Again, it's inexpensive, but you said not a shampoo, so never mind.

Another option is using a ceramic gold-plate hair striaghtener. The Vidal Sassoon ones are amazing. Fully heated in a matter of seconds and inexpensive. Mine was $35. My hair is thick, frizzy, and down to my waist, and it takes me 20 minutes or less to run the straightener through it every other day.

The reason I hesitate to name anti-frizz products is that 1.) many don't work for more than an hour 2.) many leave your hairy greasy 3.) they're more of a hassle than a help.

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Answer 3

I know it's a little pricy. However, there is nothing out there like Aveda's "Be Curly." It is the most amazing product, I have had curly frizzy hair my entire life and this transforms it and gives it definition. I found that I've been able to save some money by buying it on ebay - but ask around from your curly haired friends and see if they'll let you give you a dobble. I promise you will never want to use anything else.

Answer 4

Alberto Vo5 Hot Oil Treatment.

Answer 5

Although I have straight hair I'd suggest a curl cream or some sort of curl enhancer. Try putting it in after you get out of the shower to damp hair, and blow dry it. then use a hairspray or curling gel to keep it in place.

Answer 6

Corn Oil

Answer 7

after you put lotion on your hands, run a small amount through your hair. I discovered this after seeing a pricey designer item(Doowop "hands to hair") and realized this could be acheived with any lotion. Just stick to the ends and don't get it near you roots.

Answer 8

what is wrong with thick, frizzy, hair ? sounds cool to me !

Answer 9

uuhh they sell frizz ease at target for under $10 so i dont kno wut ur talking about...but u should try blowdrying it wen its dry or use a flat iron

Answer 10

sunsilk, prefably pink or blue, git the deep conditioner, u do it like u kno when u think ur hair needs it, its only 2 or 3 dollars, but idk maybe not wut ur lookin 4.