I have really curly, thick hair, and I straighten it.. but it's still frizzy looking...?

Question

WELL. Yeah.
I basically want a good product that will reduce it from looking frizzy and big.

Also:
I have side bangs that I straighten daily, and they never look frizzy or whatever. They look like normal straight hair.

Answer 1

I use aveda. There is no comparison as far as i am concerned. I to have frizzy naturally curly hair. I have had many problems.. till i started using the whole aveda collection on my hair.

The products i use.. sap moss shampoo. Brilliant conditioner.

Then i take a dime size of hang straight and mix that with 5 pumps of brilliant emollient finishing gloss.. I use that mix right after my shower and then i blow dry... before i straighten i use a couple more pumps of the emollient finishing gloss. Trust me i never used to be a believer that spending so much on hair product would do anything but burn a big hole in my wallet.. but my hair i swear has turned to silk.. and it really shines.. and the hang straight helps keep my hair from getting out of hand in humid weather as well.. Good luck..

Answer 2

Sounds like you need a product that sleekens but also has some control. I have similar hair, and I use ARTEC flawless finishing cream (found in Beauty Supply stores). It is not greasy, but it keeps the frizz down with a bit of control. It comes in a white pot with black writing, about $12 bucks. I bet your bangs look less frizzy because they're near your face, and you probably touch them during the day. This adds finger oils and face oils to the hair shaft therefore, your bangs are less frizzy because they're not as dry. Experiment with products before you buy. Ask for some samples at some supply stores or a salon. If they want your business, they'll hook you up.

Answer 3

Make sure the product you use is silicone-based. That will coat the hair and smooth the shaft eliminating frizz. You also might want to consider getting your hair thinned out the next time you get your hair cut so its easier and less time consuming to straighten it. A ceramic flat iron is the best for your hair but also consider learning how to brow-dry your hair with a round brush for a different look!

Answer 4

I just had my hair straightened for the first time Saturday, I didn't think it would be possible to get my hair straight but the lady used a flat iron that got up to 450 degrees and she used a product called magic.

Answer 5

Try Brilliant Brunette (or blond, whatever hair color you have) Shine Release shampoo and conditioner by John Frieda. I have curly, frizzy hair and I love this stuff. It's not too pricey either. You can get it at any pharmacy. Also try the Shine Shock leave-on perfecting gloss by John Frieda. It works wonders!!!

Answer 6

Use this product: BioSilk Silk Therapy by farouk systems. Apply it to wet hair and then let it air dry or blow dry it. It is about 15 bucks for a 2.26 fl oz bottle but it lasts forever because you don't have to use a lot at all. Oh and it smells really great too!

Answer 7

OMG ok i had hair just like that!!! what i finally found...is that i use a ceramic plated straightner...while i straighten i use these products..........Fashionista smooth and shine...and the other product is .............Matrix sleek look, iron smoother...when im all done i use Bed Head After party.....these products work the best and have ur hair STYLIN!!! ok i hope this helps!! good luck!! lataz <3

Answer 8

Your bangs are shorter, and you clip them often, so there are no split ends. The frizziness is split ends. I reccomend John Freida Frizz-Ease hair serum and shampoo line. It works wonders.

Answer 9

That sounds a lot like my hair.I use Herbal Essence's straight collection,and then a little of Herbal Essence's frizz control leave in cream.Hope it helps!

Answer 10

Use a serum like Citre Shine. Or Biosilk. But make sure you don't use too much or your hair will look greasy.