what kind of hair products do you reccomend for people with curly/fizzy hair?

Question

i have curly hair that tends to get frizzy. i want to find something i can put into my hair that will bring out my curls without is getting frizzy

Answer 1

Frizz-Ease works pretty good on curly frizzy hair, cost about $5.99. or you can try Dry Hair Serum from Avon, that's what I use it's alittle expensive too, but every once in a while is goes on sale in the Avon book for about $2.99, that's when I buy it.

Answer 2

My hair type is more wavy than curly, although ringlets develop on some of the ends, and it's very curly in humid conditions. My hair is pretty fine.

I use SEXY CURLY HAIR. Available in salons or fine beauty supply stores. It's a spray that comes out as a foam. It's in a tall dark blue can with red text. You don't need much at all. Spray in your hand, rub hands together, then apply to the places that tend to get frizzy. Apply by squeezing and scrunching into curls. The stuff is great. The curls happen immediately as soon as you scrunch. Then, just let dry. Don't run your fingers through it or mess with it or fluff it until it's 100% dry. Just leave it alone and it's a good, slightly messy look. Or, if you want a softer shinier look, you can brush through the top layer a bit with a brush, but leave the curls underneath alone.

Oh yes, for shampoo Catwalk Curls Rock. I used it for two years with great success. Although recently it hasn't been working for me so well. My hair was starting to feel less soft. So I'm using Biolage Ultra Moisturizing Shampoo and Hydrating Conditioner. Bounce and shine galore! Get both if you can and alternate. Be ready to spend a pretty penny though. But you can buy really big bottles and you won't have to buy shampoo again for more than a year. It only takes a dab of the good stuff. I just scrub my scalp mostly, and then quickly go through the rest of my hair so as not to dry it out .

Answer 3

hey, i have the same problem you do, curly/frizzy hair. It took me awhile to find the product thats right for me. First i take a shower and use a conditioner that tames frizz and kinks.(garnier fructis works well) I only use shampoo a couple times a week because it only drys the curls out and gives it even more frizz. Don't worry not using it doesn't make your hair look greasy! Then i pat my hair dry. NEVER wrap your hair up in a turban it just tangles and frizzes it even more. After it air drys a little i put a curl enhancing mousse in it by just running the palms of my hands through it so that i won't loosen the curls and tangle them.(try l'oreal paris studio line curl enhancing formula) If you want you can blow dry your hair after all of this, but i would recommend a diffuser. Hope this helps!

Answer 4

I too have the curse of curly hair! I recently tried Sunsilk Frizz Control shampoo and conditioner (green bottles) and I love it! Its quite thick which I think helps. As far as what I put in my hair, I use a spray gel. Spray gels are awesome! And air dry if you can and scrunch flipped over as it dries, and for heaven's sake, NEVER put a brush to your hair, EVER! LOL Pick, pick, pick!

Good luck! :)

Answer 5

Body Shop Define Frizz.

Answer 6

locate a product it rather is termed "hair lotion", it fairly is the the appropriate option product to apply to help in making your hair scent good. i'm sorry i've got not got here upon a particular product yet, yet I do have that comparable problem. For now I placed universal lotion (like Victoria secret) in my hair after straightening and that enables. Or Pantene professional-V shampoo!

Answer 7

Vieo 5 has some great products to get frizz out

Answer 8

Ouidad Climate Control Gel @ www.ouidad.com

Answer 9

I use Aussie hair gel when hair is wet and then spray in (not very much) garnier fruictose spray gel and use the diffuser to blow dry your hair on your hairdryer i get compliments all the time try it , it works you'll get ringlets ....

Answer 10

Try Bed Head Afterparty. It's a hair creme. BEST product ever!!!