What is the proper order to apply hair products to very thick, curly hair to make it not frizzy?

Question

I have leave in conditioner, mousse, shine spray, gel....etc.

Answer 1

Rub it in your palms, then start at the root and smooth down to the end. Don't rub your hands together with the hair in between because this causes split ends, breakage and frizz.

Answer 2

$24 bucks for bumble and bumble leave in conditioner, smells great. The very best is cheap and at the walmart or wherever called vo5 hairdressing original formula. Use very sparingly at first to determine the amount you need. Then after that you might even wanna use another leave in conditioner whatever you want will work cause the vo5 pretty much did the job, it just dont smell too great. I think it was designed for afr-american hair. Use a mousse, even . I'd use vo5 first. to answer your question the order is--(vo5 if you have it), leave in cond., mousse, glossy stuff, finishing spray. i d ont think you shoulduse both gel and mousse, wouldnt that be crunchy?

Answer 3

try to not use so many products at the same time because most products contain alcohol which dries out your hair and will make it even frizzier for the future. after you condition and rinse and dry and crap comb through your hair to untangle it first and then put a product in and then try not to brush it afterwards cuz thats what usually makes it frizzy. if that doesnt work try products for "people of color". they usually have more moisturizers than regular products.

Answer 4

deva curl product. seek for it on google apparently tremendous. and ...garniea fructis or inspite of cutting-part and shine protects adverse to frizz or something iuse it even as my hair is damp/dry and styled. apparently awesome afterwards! solid success! :]