outta control,,very thick, coarse, natual curly dry hair,,what can i do,, without spending much time on it?

Answer 1

My sister has hair that use to be just like you described. She started using Pantene Pro-V for Women of Color. Her hair is so soft now and is much more manageable. Also if you have time, after you wash use a lot of conditioner and let it set for 3 or 4 minutes. Then wash it out, blow dry it and use a big round brush to brush it out as you blow dry it. Then if you have a really good straightening iron, I use a Chi $130 at JC Penney Salon, and straighten your hair. If you do this it is easier to separate your hair by pulling the top up in a bun or clip and straighten the bottom of your hair first then start to take down small parts at a time from the top and straighten it slowly. Or if you want to wear it curly and dont have much time, I use Pantene Hair Gel and I brush my hair straight first, then put about 2 quarter size amounts of gel in my hair and work it through and scrunch at the same time. Then I spray it with a little bit of Mega hold hair spray then blow dry it until it is still just slightly damp, then give it one more spray, and part or style it how I like. Well good luck.

Answer 2

Try deep conditioning it. I have found a website with recipes for natural helps.
www.pioneerthinking.com/hair.html
Maybe think about getting it cut.
Talk to a Beauty Shop Assistant about what you can do to make your hair easy, but without you spending much time on it.

Answer 3

The absolute best is a product called Texture Dirt from FX Special Effects. You can get it at any Walgreens.

Answer 4

Pantene smooth and sleek shampoo and conditioner, and v05 treatment once a week.

Answer 5

Try a leave-in conditioner.

Answer 6

go to a good hair dresser and say fix