ive got medium length curls, the product i use now works well, i use suave styling foam but i was reading a on a site for curly hair and i read some stuff about silicones, moisture, and alcohol in curly hair products. ive noticed that when my hair is wet it looks best so moisture makes sense but the stuff i use doesn't do that. anyone know of any god products? ive used john frieda and it works great but its expensive so if you know of anything afordable that'd be greatGood Curly hair products?
I use L'Oreal Studio Perfect Curves Curl Shaping/Curl Smoothing Cream. It works WONDERS. I've been looking for years to find a good product that keeps your hair nice and curly, not all frizzy and uncontrollable. Just use a quarter-sized amount on wet hair, either let air dry or use a diffuser, and it's just magical. Price-wise, it's not bad, either. I bought it on sale for $2, but normally it's around $4 to $5.
I also use the spray, (L'Oreal) Curl Boosting/Curl Spray Gel. That keeps your hair curly under any weather conditions, and keeps it nice and curly all day. Love it!Good Curly hair products?
L'Oreal has some great products, like their
Replenishing Mist for Curly Hair
and their
Detangling Hairspray in Dream Curls
Also, Olay came out with a line of beautiful hair products.
Try out their hairspray, all of them are great and affordable!!!
All of these products are great, I've tried them. You can get them at basic drugstores like Longs.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
HELP!! Curly hair products ...?
I have mixed hair .. my mom is indian and trini and my dad's cuban .. so i have really wavy /curly hair .. ai love my curly hair but sumtimes it gets dry n frizzy n looses its bouncy curly effect can u recommend a product plzzzzzzzHELP!! Curly hair products ...?
I was having the same problem. I am irish and black so I can relate :) I started using these products called Curl Collective by Donna Marie and they helped out my curls alot and their products are all natural.HELP!! Curly hair products ...?
I am Caucasian so I don't know how much difference in texture there is but I have really curly/frizzy hair. I have discovered Aveda and Lush products are amazing. Both are natural and don't use chemicals. My hair has never looked better.
I was having the same problem. I am irish and black so I can relate :) I started using these products called Curl Collective by Donna Marie and they helped out my curls alot and their products are all natural.HELP!! Curly hair products ...?
I am Caucasian so I don't know how much difference in texture there is but I have really curly/frizzy hair. I have discovered Aveda and Lush products are amazing. Both are natural and don't use chemicals. My hair has never looked better.
Curly hair products?!?!? please help!!!!?
ok. so i have curly hair. Its naturally spanish thick and curly i just got it cut and now im going to really really take care of it. So,i just bought a leave in conditioner because i heard it does wonders for curly hair. Its garnier fructis leave in. and i was wondering, has anyone ever used this product or any of the garnier fructis products in general??Curly hair products?!?!? please help!!!!?
Oh yah i do is super great i really dislike my hair when i wash it and i never blow dry it i hate doing that it takes forever and so it poofs up super thick and then i flat iron it but yah its GRRRREAT a also use Aussie hair insurance its great to and smells ober good!!Curly hair products?!?!? please help!!!!?
i have short, curly hair and i have some sugestions for you
use pantine pro-v hydrating curls conditioner
use a detangler to help you brush it so it doesn't snag
use bed head frizz control serum or something similar.
sometimes moose helps hold the curls
there is curl lock hairspray that helps
shampoo your hair every-other day, but every day condition your hair. Also try pantine pro-v damage repair conditioner once every week because if you have damaged hair at all, it'll become really frizzy
I have used Garnier Frutis. It has a lot of chemicals so, you can use a hair curler instead of that..
wat shampoo and conditioner expensive but worth it its Very good for all kind of hair
i like their products a lot.
they make your hair shiny and light.
i hope you like it on yours!
NO SORRY!!!celebrity hair
Oh yah i do is super great i really dislike my hair when i wash it and i never blow dry it i hate doing that it takes forever and so it poofs up super thick and then i flat iron it but yah its GRRRREAT a also use Aussie hair insurance its great to and smells ober good!!Curly hair products?!?!? please help!!!!?
i have short, curly hair and i have some sugestions for you
use pantine pro-v hydrating curls conditioner
use a detangler to help you brush it so it doesn't snag
use bed head frizz control serum or something similar.
sometimes moose helps hold the curls
there is curl lock hairspray that helps
shampoo your hair every-other day, but every day condition your hair. Also try pantine pro-v damage repair conditioner once every week because if you have damaged hair at all, it'll become really frizzy
I have used Garnier Frutis. It has a lot of chemicals so, you can use a hair curler instead of that..
wat shampoo and conditioner expensive but worth it its Very good for all kind of hair
i like their products a lot.
they make your hair shiny and light.
i hope you like it on yours!
NO SORRY!!!
Need help selecting Curly Hair products...?
Im trying to buy some online and I went to frizzoff.com and curlfriends.com and curly girls and I dont want ot spend to much money right now but I need some opinions?? Help!! If you shopped off these websites.. or know any others what worked for you (for mixed and ethnic hair only ok!!). My hair is dry, frizzy, LONG, and thick.Need help selecting Curly Hair products...?
- Read the book and visit the sites below about curly hair. I did and my once horrible curly hair is now virtually frizz-free ringlets. Now I get compliments on my hair all the time! Straighten your hair- be happy for a day, learn to manage your curly hair- be happy for life!
- To style your hair using the curly-girl method you will need gel, a leave in cream, and conditioner at the minimum. Some less useful, but still nice stuff would be a blowdryer, a diffuser (reduces frizz in curly/wavy hair when used with dryer), and a microfiber hair turban (to dry wet hair while sleeping or in the morning).
-The main philosophy of the curly-girl method is to not use shampoo. This may sound unhygenic but it has actually made my hair less oily and dandruffy. Most shampoos contain some of the same chemicals found in laundry detergent (sodium laureth sulfate, sodum lauryl sulfate, ammonium laureth sulfate, ammonium lauryl sulfate, etc.). They dry out curly hair. Also you shouldn't brush your curly hair dry because it damages the hair and makes it poof.
- Massaging of the scalp with conditioner to remove dirt is all that is needed. It will clean everything but super clingy silicones (cyclopentasiloxane and dimethicone are examples). Then rinse and spread conditioner on the outside layer of hair and the hair at the nape of your neck. Gently comb tangles out with your fingers or a wide toothed comb and rinse with cold/cool water.
- Do not brush/comb your hair after this point because it wil disturb the curl pattern (make sure you already have a part). It is also important to use gel on sopping wet hair and scrunch the hair with your fingers. Make sure gel is evenly distributed everywhere in your hair. If you use too much you can always scrunch out the crunchy texture later.
- Use paper towels or an old t-shirt to gently scrunch some of the water out (generic towels can make hair frizz). You can either let your hair air dry or wait ten minutes and then use a blowdryer with a diffuser. Dry until your hair is almost dry, and then let air dry the last bit. Do not touch the hair while it is air drying or it will frizz!
- Use a moisturizing conditioner, such as Desert Essence Organics Italian Red Grape Conditioner (found at health food/organic stores) or Activate Hydrating Conditioner (drugstore). The combo of products that I use daily is L'Oreal Out of Bed Weightless Texturizer (comes in a black-colored tub) and then Herbal Essences Totally Twisted Gel or Body Envy Gel. Also, you can buy some great products on naturally curly. The products I recommended are my personal favorites and contain no silicones or drying alcohols.
- Your hair may seem worse at first, but it is just adjusting. This may take a couple weeks to begin working. Before you decide to quit shampoo, do a final cleanse with shampoo and stop the use of any products with silicones in them. Hope this helps!
curly forum, shopping, and info.-
www naturallycurly com/curltalk/viewtopic php?t=97420
products, care, and more info. about curly hair-
healthycurls awardspace com/index html
based on the book-
www ylcf org/gotcurl/
book-
';Curly Girl'; by Loirane Massey
(replace the spaces with periods in the website addresses)Need help selecting Curly Hair products...?
IC Hair polisher is AWESOME. buy it at an ethnic hair place or i think they have it at walmart too, or a beauty supply. It will let your hair dry without the frizz and its not like a gel so it wont make your hair hard or dryer. it costs about 8.00 a bottle. its clear and like oil.
it comes in a clear bottle with red lettering and white cap.
- Read the book and visit the sites below about curly hair. I did and my once horrible curly hair is now virtually frizz-free ringlets. Now I get compliments on my hair all the time! Straighten your hair- be happy for a day, learn to manage your curly hair- be happy for life!
- To style your hair using the curly-girl method you will need gel, a leave in cream, and conditioner at the minimum. Some less useful, but still nice stuff would be a blowdryer, a diffuser (reduces frizz in curly/wavy hair when used with dryer), and a microfiber hair turban (to dry wet hair while sleeping or in the morning).
-The main philosophy of the curly-girl method is to not use shampoo. This may sound unhygenic but it has actually made my hair less oily and dandruffy. Most shampoos contain some of the same chemicals found in laundry detergent (sodium laureth sulfate, sodum lauryl sulfate, ammonium laureth sulfate, ammonium lauryl sulfate, etc.). They dry out curly hair. Also you shouldn't brush your curly hair dry because it damages the hair and makes it poof.
- Massaging of the scalp with conditioner to remove dirt is all that is needed. It will clean everything but super clingy silicones (cyclopentasiloxane and dimethicone are examples). Then rinse and spread conditioner on the outside layer of hair and the hair at the nape of your neck. Gently comb tangles out with your fingers or a wide toothed comb and rinse with cold/cool water.
- Do not brush/comb your hair after this point because it wil disturb the curl pattern (make sure you already have a part). It is also important to use gel on sopping wet hair and scrunch the hair with your fingers. Make sure gel is evenly distributed everywhere in your hair. If you use too much you can always scrunch out the crunchy texture later.
- Use paper towels or an old t-shirt to gently scrunch some of the water out (generic towels can make hair frizz). You can either let your hair air dry or wait ten minutes and then use a blowdryer with a diffuser. Dry until your hair is almost dry, and then let air dry the last bit. Do not touch the hair while it is air drying or it will frizz!
- Use a moisturizing conditioner, such as Desert Essence Organics Italian Red Grape Conditioner (found at health food/organic stores) or Activate Hydrating Conditioner (drugstore). The combo of products that I use daily is L'Oreal Out of Bed Weightless Texturizer (comes in a black-colored tub) and then Herbal Essences Totally Twisted Gel or Body Envy Gel. Also, you can buy some great products on naturally curly. The products I recommended are my personal favorites and contain no silicones or drying alcohols.
- Your hair may seem worse at first, but it is just adjusting. This may take a couple weeks to begin working. Before you decide to quit shampoo, do a final cleanse with shampoo and stop the use of any products with silicones in them. Hope this helps!
curly forum, shopping, and info.-
www naturallycurly com/curltalk/viewtopic php?t=97420
products, care, and more info. about curly hair-
healthycurls awardspace com/index html
based on the book-
www ylcf org/gotcurl/
book-
';Curly Girl'; by Loirane Massey
(replace the spaces with periods in the website addresses)Need help selecting Curly Hair products...?
IC Hair polisher is AWESOME. buy it at an ethnic hair place or i think they have it at walmart too, or a beauty supply. It will let your hair dry without the frizz and its not like a gel so it wont make your hair hard or dryer. it costs about 8.00 a bottle. its clear and like oil.
it comes in a clear bottle with red lettering and white cap.
Which are the best curly hair products in India especially shampoos and conditioners.?
I have tried dove, garnier and even homemade conditioners like eggs but none of these gave me satisfactory results.The hairs are soft for some hours and again they become dry anf frizzes appear. Shampoos were also no good; most of them contain laurel ether sulphate which is like an enemy of curly hairs. My hairs look good when they are wet but as soon as they get dried ; they look horrible. Perhaps they need something with high moisture content. Please help.Which are the best curly hair products in India especially shampoos and conditioners.?
frizz ease works wonders
frizz ease works wonders
Monday, February 22, 2010
Best curly hair products?
Has anyone tried the Ouidad line? Want to know if its worth the money...Just wondering if the products are nothing like whats in stores or salons. I currently use redken fresh curls and it works so so...I've used so many different products. Everybody reccomends frizz ease but that doesn't work that great for me..my hair is wavy/medium curl. What other options are there or is ouidad the best there is for curls? Don't want hard curl just soft managable hair and work with my natural wave.Best curly hair products?
Suave ant-frizz gel for curly hair, it comes in a green tube. My mom uses it and her curls are always soft.
I use Beyond Zone scrunching spray, but it makes my curls a little harder, but I like them like that....it comes in a big purple bottle if you ever want to try it.Best curly hair products?
i use just a drop of samy products. they are cheap but i think that they are amazingcelebrity hair
Suave ant-frizz gel for curly hair, it comes in a green tube. My mom uses it and her curls are always soft.
I use Beyond Zone scrunching spray, but it makes my curls a little harder, but I like them like that....it comes in a big purple bottle if you ever want to try it.Best curly hair products?
i use just a drop of samy products. they are cheap but i think that they are amazing
Curly hair products?
i have really curly hair, but i straighten it every single day, and when i come out of the shower its in really nice ringlets and its flat and non frizzy and its sorta long like the curls dont curl up so tight, but once it drys it puffs up and goes everywhere and it makes my hair look shorter cause the curls tighten...you can barely tell its curly anymore! is there any good curly hair product out there that will keep my hair looking like it does when i come out of the shower? i dont wanna pay a lot of money for a prodcut that wont even work, thanks!Curly hair products?
ok
i think ur haur has gone wrong because u straighten ur hair all the time... i have curly hair and i straighten it about twice a week and i still have perfect curls.
maybe u should use sunsilk curl booster...sunsilk always works for me and maybe u should use a anti-frizz it kinda get ride of the boof
hope this helpsCurly hair products?
frizz-eaze
frizz-eaze is like god!
ok
i think ur haur has gone wrong because u straighten ur hair all the time... i have curly hair and i straighten it about twice a week and i still have perfect curls.
maybe u should use sunsilk curl booster...sunsilk always works for me and maybe u should use a anti-frizz it kinda get ride of the boof
hope this helpsCurly hair products?
frizz-eaze
frizz-eaze is like god!
Curly Hair Products!?
I have THE most annoyingly curliest and frizziest hair. It is so thick and i can never wear it down curly without it looking weird....so i was hoping to find some kind of product to put in my hair so that i can wear it down and curly. Any suggestions?
P.S. this stuff needs to be STRONG!Curly Hair Products!?
When I'm too lazy to straighten my hair, I use TRESemme curl care bouncy curls extra hold. To me it works really good. %26amp; for me, I don't even need to use hairspray for the curls to stay.
You can buy it at Walmart, or Target, stores like that.Curly Hair Products!?
i had the same problem and it took me 3 years to figure it out.
go to a drug store and get tony%26amp;guy shampoo and conditioner and the beach spray. it doesn't smell the best but its decent. for frizz try dove frizz.. its in a blue bottle
i had a friend who would have her mom iron her hair with a clothing iron and the steam seemed to work really well....but that is probably damaging as well.
i have the exact same hair i like to use aussie and leave in conditioner by nexxus
P.S. this stuff needs to be STRONG!Curly Hair Products!?
When I'm too lazy to straighten my hair, I use TRESemme curl care bouncy curls extra hold. To me it works really good. %26amp; for me, I don't even need to use hairspray for the curls to stay.
You can buy it at Walmart, or Target, stores like that.Curly Hair Products!?
i had the same problem and it took me 3 years to figure it out.
go to a drug store and get tony%26amp;guy shampoo and conditioner and the beach spray. it doesn't smell the best but its decent. for frizz try dove frizz.. its in a blue bottle
i had a friend who would have her mom iron her hair with a clothing iron and the steam seemed to work really well....but that is probably damaging as well.
i have the exact same hair i like to use aussie and leave in conditioner by nexxus
Curly hair products ?
im looking for a product that enhances my curls and doesn't weigh then down and is prettty cheap
thanks :)Curly hair products ?
Herbal Essences Tousle Me Softly products :) They're great and inexpensive.
http://www.herbalessences.com/us/collect鈥?/a>Curly hair products ?
Check out mark's Curl Goddess line. Each product is only $5!
http://shop.meetmark.com/shop/product_li鈥?/a>
thanks :)Curly hair products ?
Herbal Essences Tousle Me Softly products :) They're great and inexpensive.
http://www.herbalessences.com/us/collect鈥?/a>Curly hair products ?
Check out mark's Curl Goddess line. Each product is only $5!
http://shop.meetmark.com/shop/product_li鈥?/a>
Curly hair products?
ok my hair at the moment is wavy from the perm that i shared in my recent question..im wondering if i can get any products non-chemical that can re curl my hair because i am mixed so my hair was naturaly curly plz help l0l..does anybody know anything that will help for my hairCurly hair products?
You hair is not going to totally regain its curl until you grow your perm out. It's going to take a few months to get some new growth in. There's no product that can undo the perm, hence the term ';permanent.'; The only way you can make your hair curly before your hair grows out is to curl it, either with a curling iron, curling rods, or by doing a strawset or twistout.
Once your curly hair grows back in, you can try some of these product lines. They are made specifically for mixed girls with naturally curly hair:
Miss Jessies: www.missjessies.com
Mixed Chicks: www.mixedchicks.net
Blended Beauty: www.blendedbeauty.com
Kinky Curly: www.kinky-curly.com
Curly Q's: www.curls.biz
Good Luck :DCurly hair products?
I once had the same problem. I used 'soft n free' (avaliable in most hairdressers). What this does, is moisterise your hair, and make it curl up naturally. It is DEFENITLY non-chemical!!!!
p.s: You only need to use this product, whilst combing your hair. You don't need to wash your hair, if you do not wish too.
My hair is also naturally curly...very curly actually lol, but I like the tresemme curl products, and the sunsilk curl cream is nice, especially for now in the hot weather, all you have to do its put the creme in. :)
i use schwarzkopf after i have washed my hair to keep it curly or after i have washed my hair i just keep it in a turban for i while (with a towel on my head) then take it off and just leave it. no brushing.
I find that John Frieda's products help keep the curl in my hair. Use his Frizz-Ease for curly hair and i'm sure it will help
http://www.johnfrieda.co.uk/20_54.asp
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There are products on the market specifically for Mixed Race and naturally curly hair. It depends how much you are willing to spend on them.
I am also mixed race and I love the products Mixed Chicks, Curls, Blended Beauty, Jessicurl, Jane Carter. All can be bought online and some depending on which country you live in can be bought in stores. If like me you're from the UK then Mixed Chicks in the only one avaliable in salons at the moment and will give you the names of the sites afterwards.
Products that I use when I am waiting for my products to arrive would include Sunsilk Curls and Waves, John Frieda's Curl Around conditioner and styling products and L'oreal Curl Power which is new on the market.
These sites have helped me a lot when caring for my naturally curly hair after years of relaxing.
www.naturallycurly.com - there are products in their curlmart section - http://www.curlmart.com/By-Brand----p-1-鈥?/a>
Before I continue I must say that most curly products are specific to curl patterns and can be found on most of the sites I show you but here is one if you get lost - http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types
Back to the sites
http://www.curls.biz/
http://www.jessicurl.com/
http://www.kinky-curly.com/
www.mixedchicks.net
www.mixedchicks.co.uk
www.blendedbeauty.com
www.naturesparlour.co.uk
http://www.janecartersolution.com/
www.naturalfrizz.co.uk
hope this helps and I haven't overwhelmed you ;))
EDIT: Milkshake is good for someone who is in the transitioning period if you cannot cope with the different textures.
You hair is not going to totally regain its curl until you grow your perm out. It's going to take a few months to get some new growth in. There's no product that can undo the perm, hence the term ';permanent.'; The only way you can make your hair curly before your hair grows out is to curl it, either with a curling iron, curling rods, or by doing a strawset or twistout.
Once your curly hair grows back in, you can try some of these product lines. They are made specifically for mixed girls with naturally curly hair:
Miss Jessies: www.missjessies.com
Mixed Chicks: www.mixedchicks.net
Blended Beauty: www.blendedbeauty.com
Kinky Curly: www.kinky-curly.com
Curly Q's: www.curls.biz
Good Luck :DCurly hair products?
I once had the same problem. I used 'soft n free' (avaliable in most hairdressers). What this does, is moisterise your hair, and make it curl up naturally. It is DEFENITLY non-chemical!!!!
p.s: You only need to use this product, whilst combing your hair. You don't need to wash your hair, if you do not wish too.
My hair is also naturally curly...very curly actually lol, but I like the tresemme curl products, and the sunsilk curl cream is nice, especially for now in the hot weather, all you have to do its put the creme in. :)
i use schwarzkopf after i have washed my hair to keep it curly or after i have washed my hair i just keep it in a turban for i while (with a towel on my head) then take it off and just leave it. no brushing.
I find that John Frieda's products help keep the curl in my hair. Use his Frizz-Ease for curly hair and i'm sure it will help
http://www.johnfrieda.co.uk/20_54.asp
=]
There are products on the market specifically for Mixed Race and naturally curly hair. It depends how much you are willing to spend on them.
I am also mixed race and I love the products Mixed Chicks, Curls, Blended Beauty, Jessicurl, Jane Carter. All can be bought online and some depending on which country you live in can be bought in stores. If like me you're from the UK then Mixed Chicks in the only one avaliable in salons at the moment and will give you the names of the sites afterwards.
Products that I use when I am waiting for my products to arrive would include Sunsilk Curls and Waves, John Frieda's Curl Around conditioner and styling products and L'oreal Curl Power which is new on the market.
These sites have helped me a lot when caring for my naturally curly hair after years of relaxing.
www.naturallycurly.com - there are products in their curlmart section - http://www.curlmart.com/By-Brand----p-1-鈥?/a>
Before I continue I must say that most curly products are specific to curl patterns and can be found on most of the sites I show you but here is one if you get lost - http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types
Back to the sites
http://www.curls.biz/
http://www.jessicurl.com/
http://www.kinky-curly.com/
www.mixedchicks.net
www.mixedchicks.co.uk
www.blendedbeauty.com
www.naturesparlour.co.uk
http://www.janecartersolution.com/
www.naturalfrizz.co.uk
hope this helps and I haven't overwhelmed you ;))
EDIT: Milkshake is good for someone who is in the transitioning period if you cannot cope with the different textures.
Curly Hair Products!!?
Does anyone know of any products for curly hair that doesn't leave the hair stiff or hard. I want something that would enhance the curls instead of it looking poofy/frizzy. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!Curly Hair Products!!?
Paul labrecque curly finish high gloss spray shine
tigi catwalk curls rock curl booster
Nicky Clarke endless waves rich cream mousse
Frederic fekkai luscious curl cream
lee Stafford babe wave styling creme
Phil smith be gorgeous scrunch and curl jelly
john Freida anti frizz serum for curly hair
i hope these help.....Curly Hair Products!!?
My curly hair drives me nuts..but I found that Garnier Fructese curl enhancers are great. Not only are my curls difined they aren't frizzy in anyway and look so nice.
I also use the leave in conditioner for curly hair by them at night, so when i wake up in the morning I don't have half the battle.
Redken Fresh Curls line is wonderful!!! You can find these products in salons and can range from $12 to around $16 each. If you are looking for something not so expensive, I suggest the Garnier Fructis Curl line of products.
i have curly hair and i know what you mean about the poofy thing, its insane! lol. i use sunsilk cream for frizzy hair (green bottle) i put it all through my hair when its wait and it makes my hair nice and soft and smelling good..lol =]
Redkins curl product works for me. In the green bottle.
I have wavy hair and i use Aussie Tizz No Frizz gel and Aussie Sprunch Spray. I also sometimes use Garnier Fructis Curl Sculpting Wax and Sunsilk's No Frizz Serum.
Paul labrecque curly finish high gloss spray shine
tigi catwalk curls rock curl booster
Nicky Clarke endless waves rich cream mousse
Frederic fekkai luscious curl cream
lee Stafford babe wave styling creme
Phil smith be gorgeous scrunch and curl jelly
john Freida anti frizz serum for curly hair
i hope these help.....Curly Hair Products!!?
My curly hair drives me nuts..but I found that Garnier Fructese curl enhancers are great. Not only are my curls difined they aren't frizzy in anyway and look so nice.
I also use the leave in conditioner for curly hair by them at night, so when i wake up in the morning I don't have half the battle.
Redken Fresh Curls line is wonderful!!! You can find these products in salons and can range from $12 to around $16 each. If you are looking for something not so expensive, I suggest the Garnier Fructis Curl line of products.
i have curly hair and i know what you mean about the poofy thing, its insane! lol. i use sunsilk cream for frizzy hair (green bottle) i put it all through my hair when its wait and it makes my hair nice and soft and smelling good..lol =]
Redkins curl product works for me. In the green bottle.
I have wavy hair and i use Aussie Tizz No Frizz gel and Aussie Sprunch Spray. I also sometimes use Garnier Fructis Curl Sculpting Wax and Sunsilk's No Frizz Serum.
Curly hair products?
Anyway I'm mixed race and my hair is between curly and slightly wavy and the only way i can get the curls to stay properly is buy using a lot of mouse and hairspray, overloading my hair making it look like straw:(. Does anyone know any good products that won't damage my hair that would do the same job, or any natural solutions for making curls stay??Curly hair products?
I use TRESemme flawless curls mousse and scrunch my hair, then lightly spray with Curl Locking TRESemme styling spray. TRESemme is cheap and it works great without drying out your hair.Curly hair products?
garnier wonder waves or curl enhancing spray gel
they look well
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
help me now please^^celebrity hair
I use TRESemme flawless curls mousse and scrunch my hair, then lightly spray with Curl Locking TRESemme styling spray. TRESemme is cheap and it works great without drying out your hair.Curly hair products?
garnier wonder waves or curl enhancing spray gel
they look well
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
help me now please^^
Curly hair products and styles?
Anyone know of any sites with hair styles for REAL curly hair?
I'm tired of finding sites full of pictures of bone straight hair that was curled.
I found some videos on youtube for hairstyles but my hair is too in the middle. It's not long enough for some looks (it goes about an inch below my shoulders). It's not course enough for afro-ish looks.
It's so frustrating. I don't know what to put in my hair either.
I'm used to straightening it, but I'm tired of killing my hair with an iron and plus during the summer when I sweat it just ruins it anyway and I end up with a ponytail.
When I wash my hair and just let it air dry it ends up looking like a big ball of fluff. Most of my hair won't clump together so it's all crazy curly but not in the pretty locks it used to do when I was younger (before all the damage)
Help?Curly hair products and styles?
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The last link may not apply but your hair texture might be similar enough for it to be useful after all so I added it.Curly hair products and styles?
Well for the damage, I would suggest not straightening it for a long while. If you need something for a special occasion do a pretty up-do instead. To try and eliminate frizz don't dry with a towel, but a cotton t-shirt or other cotton fabric. Don't wash it everyday. Wash it every other day or every other two days. Try not to blow-dry it. I mean, you can but not often. Get trims often. Like every 6-8 weeks.
Hope this helps!
i like using herbal essences totally twisted curl scrunching gel it smells amazing! hope that helps and good luck :)
I'm tired of finding sites full of pictures of bone straight hair that was curled.
I found some videos on youtube for hairstyles but my hair is too in the middle. It's not long enough for some looks (it goes about an inch below my shoulders). It's not course enough for afro-ish looks.
It's so frustrating. I don't know what to put in my hair either.
I'm used to straightening it, but I'm tired of killing my hair with an iron and plus during the summer when I sweat it just ruins it anyway and I end up with a ponytail.
When I wash my hair and just let it air dry it ends up looking like a big ball of fluff. Most of my hair won't clump together so it's all crazy curly but not in the pretty locks it used to do when I was younger (before all the damage)
Help?Curly hair products and styles?
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http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlreadin鈥?/a>
http://www.ehow.com/how_2046081_care-bir鈥?/a>
The last link may not apply but your hair texture might be similar enough for it to be useful after all so I added it.Curly hair products and styles?
Well for the damage, I would suggest not straightening it for a long while. If you need something for a special occasion do a pretty up-do instead. To try and eliminate frizz don't dry with a towel, but a cotton t-shirt or other cotton fabric. Don't wash it everyday. Wash it every other day or every other two days. Try not to blow-dry it. I mean, you can but not often. Get trims often. Like every 6-8 weeks.
Hope this helps!
i like using herbal essences totally twisted curl scrunching gel it smells amazing! hope that helps and good luck :)
Best curly hair products?
what r the best products to use on curly hair to take out the freez?Best curly hair products?
try john freida who does the brunette/blonde stuff....but use the frizzease stuff instead ... i might try the straight-head ones soon and see what that is like :D xx
try john freida who does the brunette/blonde stuff....but use the frizzease stuff instead ... i might try the straight-head ones soon and see what that is like :D xx
Curly hair products!?!?
So i have super curly hair. I usually get it cut at Quidad in New York. However i have not worn it down in years because it gets soooo frizzy. I try so many different products, and it still looks bad! Any suggestions!?!?Curly hair products!?!?
Since its curly invest in a good product for curly hair. Bed head has one, you can get those products at hair places, and got2be curl vicious is about 6.00$ at drugstores, and works wonders, my hair is naturally straight/wavy, and this product makes it bam,
so it might make it worse for you, or make you have better curls. ;s But make sure you blow dry your hair after you put the got2be in, just quickly, no brush or nothing, brush it with yours fingers.Curly hair products!?!?
Avon has a line of products called Mark. It has a lot of great products for hair, skin care, makeup, jewelry, clothes, shoes, %26amp; perfume. There are some great curly hair products called Mark Curly Goddess.
mark Curl Goddess Curl and Wave Defining Gel With Conditioning Sunflower Product #060-167
3.7 Stars by customers Price: $5.00
Catch the wave. As seen in Elle. Gel-based balm creates well-defined curls, corkscrews and curves. Helps you keep your locks in order. Or go totally out of control. Contains sunflower and olive extract to nourish and protect hair. 5 fl oz.
mark Curl Goddess Styling Cream With Conditioning Sunflower Product #133-750
Voted 4.0 Stars by customers Price: $5.00
Girly curly. Creamy lush formula weightlessly helps shape buoyant, bouncing waves and curls, with a smooth, frizz-free finish. Contains sunflower and olive extract to nourish and protect hair. 4 fl. oz.
mark Curl Goddess Curling Mist With Conditioning Sunflower Product #060-243
Voted 4.7 Stars by customers Price: $5.00
Hold that look. Spray-on mist activates the wave in straight hair and revives the hidden curl in naturally curly and wavy hair. Contains sunflower and olive extract to nourish and protect hair. 6 fl. oz.
mark Curl Goddess Silkening Serum Product #124-578 Voted 5.0 Stars by customers price: $5.00
For silky, shiny hair. Help banish frizz and tame curls with this lightweight serum that helps add moisture and shine for silky, glossy hair. 2 fl. oz
Avon has more to offer than ever before. The Mark line has a lot of stuff younger women %26amp; teenagers love!!!
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Try ';Infusium 23'; step 3
Get the ';moisturizing'; Leave in treatment. It works great for me!!
Good luck!
think its called ';cats'; or some thing like that. or use pantene curl defiant.
Since its curly invest in a good product for curly hair. Bed head has one, you can get those products at hair places, and got2be curl vicious is about 6.00$ at drugstores, and works wonders, my hair is naturally straight/wavy, and this product makes it bam,
so it might make it worse for you, or make you have better curls. ;s But make sure you blow dry your hair after you put the got2be in, just quickly, no brush or nothing, brush it with yours fingers.Curly hair products!?!?
Avon has a line of products called Mark. It has a lot of great products for hair, skin care, makeup, jewelry, clothes, shoes, %26amp; perfume. There are some great curly hair products called Mark Curly Goddess.
mark Curl Goddess Curl and Wave Defining Gel With Conditioning Sunflower Product #060-167
3.7 Stars by customers Price: $5.00
Catch the wave. As seen in Elle. Gel-based balm creates well-defined curls, corkscrews and curves. Helps you keep your locks in order. Or go totally out of control. Contains sunflower and olive extract to nourish and protect hair. 5 fl oz.
mark Curl Goddess Styling Cream With Conditioning Sunflower Product #133-750
Voted 4.0 Stars by customers Price: $5.00
Girly curly. Creamy lush formula weightlessly helps shape buoyant, bouncing waves and curls, with a smooth, frizz-free finish. Contains sunflower and olive extract to nourish and protect hair. 4 fl. oz.
mark Curl Goddess Curling Mist With Conditioning Sunflower Product #060-243
Voted 4.7 Stars by customers Price: $5.00
Hold that look. Spray-on mist activates the wave in straight hair and revives the hidden curl in naturally curly and wavy hair. Contains sunflower and olive extract to nourish and protect hair. 6 fl. oz.
mark Curl Goddess Silkening Serum Product #124-578 Voted 5.0 Stars by customers price: $5.00
For silky, shiny hair. Help banish frizz and tame curls with this lightweight serum that helps add moisture and shine for silky, glossy hair. 2 fl. oz
Avon has more to offer than ever before. The Mark line has a lot of stuff younger women %26amp; teenagers love!!!
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Shop at www.youravon.com/kwade3641
Enter code REP20 at checkout to recieve free shipping on orders of $20.00 or more. Share this information with your friends.
Try ';Infusium 23'; step 3
Get the ';moisturizing'; Leave in treatment. It works great for me!!
Good luck!
think its called ';cats'; or some thing like that. or use pantene curl defiant.
Curly hair products??
What is a good product to use on really curly (think Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman) hair? I want something to define and fight frizz without making the curls ';crunchy'; or stiff. Any suggestions?Curly hair products??
The absolute best are any of the curl products from FX Special Effects...Curls Up, Curl Booster, Curl Miracle. You can get them at any Walgreens, CVS, Wal-Mart, etc. You'll love them!Curly hair products??
i have pretty woman hair (though mine is brown) and to keep the curls i mix some strong hold gel with leave in conditioner.
if you have fine hair you will need some level of hold to stop your curls turning into frizz.
Frizz Ease hair serum by John Frieda is awesome. It doesn't make it at all crunchy...You smooth it onto wet hair and if you blow dry it with a brush, your hair will be straight; but if you let it air-dry naturally, like I do, it will maintain your curls with no frizz or stiffness. It also makes your hair feel smooth and look shiny! It's in all drug stores in the hair care aisle.
Crazy Curl by J Beverly Hills...it works wonders with curly hair. Look at this site...it gives a description, but you can do a search to buy it elsewhere as well.
Here is a youtube on hair products. This girl did a test between Aveda and Mixed Chicks. Her hair is extremly curly. She discusses the crunchy thing. It is about 3 mins long. Check it out... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ahYIgjro鈥?/a>
The absolute best are any of the curl products from FX Special Effects...Curls Up, Curl Booster, Curl Miracle. You can get them at any Walgreens, CVS, Wal-Mart, etc. You'll love them!Curly hair products??
i have pretty woman hair (though mine is brown) and to keep the curls i mix some strong hold gel with leave in conditioner.
if you have fine hair you will need some level of hold to stop your curls turning into frizz.
Frizz Ease hair serum by John Frieda is awesome. It doesn't make it at all crunchy...You smooth it onto wet hair and if you blow dry it with a brush, your hair will be straight; but if you let it air-dry naturally, like I do, it will maintain your curls with no frizz or stiffness. It also makes your hair feel smooth and look shiny! It's in all drug stores in the hair care aisle.
Crazy Curl by J Beverly Hills...it works wonders with curly hair. Look at this site...it gives a description, but you can do a search to buy it elsewhere as well.
Here is a youtube on hair products. This girl did a test between Aveda and Mixed Chicks. Her hair is extremly curly. She discusses the crunchy thing. It is about 3 mins long. Check it out... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ahYIgjro鈥?/a>
Curly hair products?
what products are good for curly hair....i just want to tame the frizz and have nice normal, healthy looking curls, nothing to extravagent....right now i use somethign from pantene and the results are just okay.....any thing good out there?........whats the best out of these: creams, mousses, sprays??Curly hair products?
Try some stuff from the CHI line. They have great products. And there is one called silk infusion, we use that a lot in cosmotology school. It will help minimize frizz, and keep your hair silky and shiny. Try not to use too much though, it will give a greasy look. But it doesnt take much at all......
They also have some specialized shampoo/conditioners that are for curly hair. CHI is some of the best stuff I have ever used... on clients and myself.
PS~ If you do decide to get something similar to the silk infusion, here's what you can do. Out of what you listed, the mousse is going to be the best. On damp hair, put a small amount of silk infusion in your hand, work through the bottom half, then from the roots down (to prevent using too much on the roots making that ';grease'; effect). Then its time for the mousse. When you are putting in the mousse, scrunch your hair. This is important so that the mousse will start your curls to form. Then as you are blow drying, same thing. Scrunch up your hair as you are hitting it with the blow dryer. It sounds complicated, but I promise you its not. And if you dont blow dry your hair, that is what the scrunching is for when you apply the mousse. And you can always end with a finishing spray. Its not hairspray, they are different. Good luck with it, and I am sure your hair will look great!Curly hair products?
John Freida's Frizz-Ease that is what i use and i use th shampoo and conditioner and the taming spary
I've been blessed with the curls also and I use John Freida's Frizz-Ease, and as for washing and conditioning my hair I use TRESemme. And I also use Paul Mitchell products.
i think you should use frizz controll collection from pantene. it really works
Have you tried Passion Pole Mousse?
Frizzzzzz and D.D.T. sprays.
frizz ease serum-put it in wet, let it air dry and then dont touch it.
I like Fresh Curls by Redken. The shampoo, conditioner, leave-in cream and spray gel work great. They keep my natural curls softer than any other products I've tried with little frizz. Good luck!
some hair styling gel ................
Try heavy motor grease. You'll smell bad, and look stupid.
But it'll do the trick
instead of just moisturizing ur hair w/ stuf if you want tamed curly hair i would suggest scrunchin it... i have curly hair 2
to scrunch:
1) wet ,towel dry
2)mousse in hands ,flip hair over, scrunch hands up and down on hair
3)put in tight sloppy bun
4) blow dry hair for 1 minute
5) wait for 30 minutes or until hair is partly dry
6)take out hair thing
7)brush thru w/ fingers and hairspray
8) es ist prima... i hope
good luck
curly Q shampoo
hey i like the normal hair because the beauty is in the natural
I'd go w/ the person b4 me.
creams are good
For products that are available in almost any store, I'm partial to Infusium or John Friese. If I don't use the proper conditioner and 'tamer' then my hair has a life of its own.
Don't overwash your hair. In between washes, just wet and condition your hair. Follow it up with a 'frizz control product'. Avoid blow dryers and other tools as they really damage curly hair as well as any product that says it will give your hair more body. More body is the last thing you need.
If money is of no object, then you can ask your hairdresser to recommend a professional product line but personally I've found that the only difference in the results is noticeable in my wallet.
i have the same problem and the best stylin cream i've found is 'in fashion' 4 curly hair but havent been able 2 get hold of any so now i'm usin sunsilk coconut milk with u.v filter and its really cool, way better than frizz ease and it smells great
garnier fructis has perfect products to help u achieve an awesome curly do.
i work in a salon, the best things would be chi slik infusion, but that usually only works for flat irons. i think since you have curly hair is ISO bouncy creme. it makes your curls very subtle and no fly aways!!! and its very good for your hair! but warning... pantene (even though makes your hair feel super smooth) puts a waxy coat on your hair, breaking your ends and stopping growth, so id be careful with that.
water and soap, and kip it dray and nice
i agree wit da frst anser.
Well the pink cream like Luster's and now there are others who
do exactly the same job and leave my hair with no frizz and
soft and not a feeling of sticky gel.
V05 Curvaceous curls mousse, it's in a short red can
a little baby oil works VERY well on my hair(weird but it work)
Hair spray is a big NO NO it makes your hair break creating future frizz :(
frizzez
pantene is ok
Mousse.
I like John Freida's Frizz-Ease products. I use his relaxing cream, then cheap spray gel from Herbal Essence or Loreal, and have good results.
I agree with the first answer!
try frizzes which works the best along with any type of light leave in conditioner
www.ouidad.com
they specialize in curly hair.
i have that kind of hair too usualy i use Catwalk styling mousse or John Freida frizz-ease
Try some stuff from the CHI line. They have great products. And there is one called silk infusion, we use that a lot in cosmotology school. It will help minimize frizz, and keep your hair silky and shiny. Try not to use too much though, it will give a greasy look. But it doesnt take much at all......
They also have some specialized shampoo/conditioners that are for curly hair. CHI is some of the best stuff I have ever used... on clients and myself.
PS~ If you do decide to get something similar to the silk infusion, here's what you can do. Out of what you listed, the mousse is going to be the best. On damp hair, put a small amount of silk infusion in your hand, work through the bottom half, then from the roots down (to prevent using too much on the roots making that ';grease'; effect). Then its time for the mousse. When you are putting in the mousse, scrunch your hair. This is important so that the mousse will start your curls to form. Then as you are blow drying, same thing. Scrunch up your hair as you are hitting it with the blow dryer. It sounds complicated, but I promise you its not. And if you dont blow dry your hair, that is what the scrunching is for when you apply the mousse. And you can always end with a finishing spray. Its not hairspray, they are different. Good luck with it, and I am sure your hair will look great!Curly hair products?
John Freida's Frizz-Ease that is what i use and i use th shampoo and conditioner and the taming spary
I've been blessed with the curls also and I use John Freida's Frizz-Ease, and as for washing and conditioning my hair I use TRESemme. And I also use Paul Mitchell products.
i think you should use frizz controll collection from pantene. it really works
Have you tried Passion Pole Mousse?
Frizzzzzz and D.D.T. sprays.
frizz ease serum-put it in wet, let it air dry and then dont touch it.
I like Fresh Curls by Redken. The shampoo, conditioner, leave-in cream and spray gel work great. They keep my natural curls softer than any other products I've tried with little frizz. Good luck!
some hair styling gel ................
Try heavy motor grease. You'll smell bad, and look stupid.
But it'll do the trick
instead of just moisturizing ur hair w/ stuf if you want tamed curly hair i would suggest scrunchin it... i have curly hair 2
to scrunch:
1) wet ,towel dry
2)mousse in hands ,flip hair over, scrunch hands up and down on hair
3)put in tight sloppy bun
4) blow dry hair for 1 minute
5) wait for 30 minutes or until hair is partly dry
6)take out hair thing
7)brush thru w/ fingers and hairspray
8) es ist prima... i hope
good luck
curly Q shampoo
hey i like the normal hair because the beauty is in the natural
I'd go w/ the person b4 me.
creams are good
For products that are available in almost any store, I'm partial to Infusium or John Friese. If I don't use the proper conditioner and 'tamer' then my hair has a life of its own.
Don't overwash your hair. In between washes, just wet and condition your hair. Follow it up with a 'frizz control product'. Avoid blow dryers and other tools as they really damage curly hair as well as any product that says it will give your hair more body. More body is the last thing you need.
If money is of no object, then you can ask your hairdresser to recommend a professional product line but personally I've found that the only difference in the results is noticeable in my wallet.
i have the same problem and the best stylin cream i've found is 'in fashion' 4 curly hair but havent been able 2 get hold of any so now i'm usin sunsilk coconut milk with u.v filter and its really cool, way better than frizz ease and it smells great
garnier fructis has perfect products to help u achieve an awesome curly do.
i work in a salon, the best things would be chi slik infusion, but that usually only works for flat irons. i think since you have curly hair is ISO bouncy creme. it makes your curls very subtle and no fly aways!!! and its very good for your hair! but warning... pantene (even though makes your hair feel super smooth) puts a waxy coat on your hair, breaking your ends and stopping growth, so id be careful with that.
water and soap, and kip it dray and nice
i agree wit da frst anser.
Well the pink cream like Luster's and now there are others who
do exactly the same job and leave my hair with no frizz and
soft and not a feeling of sticky gel.
V05 Curvaceous curls mousse, it's in a short red can
a little baby oil works VERY well on my hair(weird but it work)
Hair spray is a big NO NO it makes your hair break creating future frizz :(
frizzez
pantene is ok
Mousse.
I like John Freida's Frizz-Ease products. I use his relaxing cream, then cheap spray gel from Herbal Essence or Loreal, and have good results.
I agree with the first answer!
try frizzes which works the best along with any type of light leave in conditioner
www.ouidad.com
they specialize in curly hair.
i have that kind of hair too usualy i use Catwalk styling mousse or John Freida frizz-ease
Curly Hair Products?
Okso I have wavy blonde hair. I would LOVE curly hair but I don't know what to get. If you know any products please tell I would love that!Curly Hair Products?
You can do bee butt buns and they will put curls/waves in your hair and last all day.
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If you wear your hair curly,you should probably just use a basic moisturizing shampoo because curly hair doesn't take moisture very well,you need all the moisture you can get.Curly Hair Products?
i love curly hair too!! i got this curling iron and i absolutely LOVE it! i got it at target for $10 and its a Revlon curling iron. you can put it on different settings to fit your hair so you dont damage or burn your hair. its great and i think you should get it. you'll absolutely love it!
The Tigi product line Curls Rock! They are so great. I have wavy hair and if I use all the system I can get my hair pretty curly....BUT you need to use a diffuser on your blow dryer to sorta scrunch it up when you dry.
i have wavy hair but looks scary if i dont use anything.
what works great for me is
herbal essences
totally twisted Curl scrunching gel.
what you do is when your hair is damp, take some in your hands and basically ';scrunch'; your hair with it all over your head.
~you get perfect waves without frizziness~
SAME HERE!
Herbal Essences
the purple and green mousse and gel
for curly hair
Also John Frienda purple Frizz-Ease[extra strength]celebrity hair
You can do bee butt buns and they will put curls/waves in your hair and last all day.
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If you wear your hair curly,you should probably just use a basic moisturizing shampoo because curly hair doesn't take moisture very well,you need all the moisture you can get.Curly Hair Products?
i love curly hair too!! i got this curling iron and i absolutely LOVE it! i got it at target for $10 and its a Revlon curling iron. you can put it on different settings to fit your hair so you dont damage or burn your hair. its great and i think you should get it. you'll absolutely love it!
The Tigi product line Curls Rock! They are so great. I have wavy hair and if I use all the system I can get my hair pretty curly....BUT you need to use a diffuser on your blow dryer to sorta scrunch it up when you dry.
i have wavy hair but looks scary if i dont use anything.
what works great for me is
herbal essences
totally twisted Curl scrunching gel.
what you do is when your hair is damp, take some in your hands and basically ';scrunch'; your hair with it all over your head.
~you get perfect waves without frizziness~
SAME HERE!
Herbal Essences
the purple and green mousse and gel
for curly hair
Also John Frienda purple Frizz-Ease[extra strength]
Curly hair products?
what prudcts are good for controling and defining curles (thick hair)Curly hair products?
i have very curly and frizzy hair..to manage it i use lets jam gel and smoth n' shine moose. after i wash my hair..before it dries i put both of those it and then brush it through. i got these at sally beauty...u can also get it at walgreens i think.
good luck!Curly hair products?
suave curling moose!!!!! i use it every day and i have super thick hair it works sooo good!!!
use garnier fructice hair wax
i have very curly and frizzy hair..to manage it i use lets jam gel and smoth n' shine moose. after i wash my hair..before it dries i put both of those it and then brush it through. i got these at sally beauty...u can also get it at walgreens i think.
good luck!Curly hair products?
suave curling moose!!!!! i use it every day and i have super thick hair it works sooo good!!!
use garnier fructice hair wax
Curly hair products?
I have naturally curly hair...lots of it, but the texture is fine. What can I use to get more controlled, separate curls and less fluff and frizz??Curly hair products?
Avon has a serious of products called ';CURL GODDESS';, which I like. Maxim has a product but I can't remember what it's called....comes in green containers/bottles/tubes that works really well. Also, Headdress by Nexus is GREAT! Also Fructise by Garnier.... I like their products especially the moose.Curly hair products?
bed head-curls rock or paul mitchell-round trip
both are creams that help define and smooth without being super crunchy :)
I too have curly hair, I use Mousse to tame it, any store brand is fine. If you are willing to pay a little more than the 2$ for a can of herbal essence mousse you may want to think of gettin the John Frieda frizz eaze serum. But I find no difference from that and the cheaper
Frizz - ease serum works wonders. Even some spray on and leave in conditioner separate and control my friz - dove makes a great one ( leave in luminizing mist/ advanced color care in the light pink bottle). ALways put products and style your hair when it is wet - you usually wont get a ';cruchy'; feel then. xxl volue weightless gel fructis - if used sparingly on wet hair smooths and seperates curls wonderfully. My hair might be totally diffrent than yours - point is use and try and see what works and feels best. If you really want controlled curls twist sections set your hair in bobby pins, even if its for an half hour or an hour before it is completelydry - setting, and the right product, you will have wonderful curls!
Well, I feel your pain. You've managed to describe my hair to a 'T'! I have a lot of very fine curly hair, and I've spent most of my life developing a soloution to the problem you've described. I can't imagine the amount of money I've spent and the frustration I've had solving this problem.
Most people can't identify with this problem since it flies in the face of what people usually recommend for fine hair. 99.9% of people who read or hear what I recommed think I'm nuts simply because what works for me would never work for them. Sadly, we are highly underrepresented in the market for hair products too. When I was living in Brooklyn in my early 20s I began to figure out how to solve the problem by using an ethnic hair gel that was made for black hair and was as thick as axle grease. It worked much better because it finally had enough weight to keep my hair from drying ';light and frizzy'; or ';blowy'; as I call it.
So I started experimenting with products that had sufficient weight to them, and yet, wouldn't make my hair look crunchy or tacky. The bottom line is that you need a moisturizer (leave in conditioner) and then follow with the right styling products at the right times. Once I figured this out, I had beautiful long ringlets without frizz, and many questions asking me how I accomplished this feat of wonder.
Here's my routine, roughly. Oh, and you can forget about mousse (too light) and I've found that most drugstore products don't work. The (precious) few that do work use words like ';Extreme'; in the description of the hold. I am sorry to report that I've had pretty mediocre results with drugstore products in comparison to the salon products that I've bought at the mall stores that sell salon lines (can't think of the shop names now). I always wait until there is a sale and then load up on the favorites and that saves me a lot of money.
I know this sounds like a lot of steps, but it's not a lot to do. Each step has importance, and they all work together. Honestly!
1. In the shower, use a wide toothed comb to untangle your hair while the conditioner is still in. Make sure you've gotten all the tangles out.
2. A leave in conditioner is very important, i've found, since it seems to attract the moisture necessary for a good curl. Ther are a lot out there, but my favorites include Humectress by Nexxus and Nourishing by Abba (If you want to save money on hair products, this is the step to do that. I am sure you can find an inexpensive leave-in conditioner at the drug store if you look). Towel dry your hair, then while it is still quite wet (but not sopping wet), start with the recommended amount on the bottle and adjust for hair length. For me, I need about a nickel sized portion. Use your hands to begin distribution about halfway down the hair, and then work upward until you're about an inch from your scalp. At this time, use your wide toothed comb and comb only a few times, just to verify that there are no snarls and to help with the distribution of the conditioner. Now put your comb away, and don't use it again (until you are in the shower) because nothing will screw up your hair more than brushing or combing it once it starts to dry.
Once I get to this point, I usually turn my focus to something else so that my hair starts to get less wet. The key here is to let it become ';less wet'; but not to wait until you're already starting to dry. I've found that once your hair is really starting to dry (as in, the hair is changing color and some of the ends and pieces are beginning to dry out) you have waited too long. If this happens, get out a spray bottle and re-wet it enough so that you can return to the damp, lightly wet stage.
Next, I use two products together, both of which do different things and are essential to the desired effect.
3. You need a heavy duty gel, like the silver canned Tigi Bed Head Power Trip gel, or another gel that is very sticky. I've tried gels that people say are ';heavy hold'; but they are a joke--they need to be VERY heavy hold and should be very thick out of the container, like Power Trip gel. I'm talking stiff and thick to the point where you can put it on your hand and turn it upside down and it doesn't run anywhere immediately. Many shops that sell salon products will let you sample products, and that is how I've discovered others. Another gel that has worked well for me is Graham Webb's Super Stick Straight, which is actually a gel designed for straightening hair. Believe it or not, these gels if they are stiff and heavy enough are very good choices because the ingredients that make straight hair smooth and frizz free will work the same way for curly hair and Stick Straight is one of the best.
Through trial and error you'll figure out how much you need. I had very long hair until recently, and I used about a nickel sized quantity of gel, but that might be a little too much for you.
4. Finally, with the gel in the palm of your hand, add a bit of silcone serum to the gel. My favorite is Farouk Biosilk Silk Therapy but I've used others that are almost, but not quite as good. You want to drizzle just a bit on, maybe the equivalent of a dime sized quantity. This ingredient is the secret weapon in having smooth, frizz free curls, but you must add it when your hair is wet along with the gel for it to work best. If you wait until its dry, you frizz it more by disturbing your hair.
Take those two products and rub them together so they are blended and then use your free hand to distribute a portion of the gel at a time. You want to coat the hair from root to end with the product, and as evenly as possible. I use my open palms to distribute the product across my palms, then add a bit more to the hair as I work through my hair to make sure it's even and well coated. Your hair shouldn't feel sticky, but I can feel a bit more weight to the hair.
5. Now I let my hair dry up to the point where it is almost dry. You should have a full curl pattern established. I find that letting it air dry is another important part in letting the curl pattern form without disturbance, and will help you have ringlets that don't frizz.
6. Finally, at the very last stage of drying, I bend over and use my hair dryer, focused at the roots. All I am doing is adding some heat and adding volume to the roots by ensuring they don't dry laying flat against my head. I dry the roots for three minutes or so, which finishes drying my hair, for the most part. If I skip the blow drying step, my hair is somewhat flat at the top, and depending upon the product, might have a little ';crunch'; in the hair, neither of which I like very much.
Your hair/ends may still be damp, but ignore drying the rest of your hair, and focus on the roots. I like to finish the last 30 seconds or so using the ';cool'; air button on my dryer, which seems to add a lot of volume and lock it in. Some people use a diffuser, but I don't. I find that if I wait until the curl pattern has formed and my hair is mostly dry, a diffuser is unnecessary. Also, it is very important that when you're blow drying, don't touch your hair, or run your fingers through it. Just use your dryer and avoid messing with your hair. Flip back over, and use a bit of hair spray to lock things in. Hair spray adds a little weight as well, and keeps things from moving around too much. I use the heavy hold sprays by the same Tigi line that the gel is from, or the Big Sexy Hair line.
Final note: In the past, I've found a precious few products that can actually replace both of the gel and serum, but they are far and few between, and still don't seem to perform as well as the combined gel and serum. However, in the quest for curly hair product perfection, I came across a couple cream products that combine some of the effects that you can get with the gel and serum together. Not as good, but they are a decent ';second place'; for me. Tigi's Curls Rock! works pretty well, but the best cream product I've come across (and had a very hard time getting my hands on) is made by a canadian company called AG and makes a product called re:coil. It's a pretty good one if you can get a hold of it.
Good luck! Feel free to contact me if you need help finding the right products or have a question.
use pantene prov for the shampoo and conditioner, and herbal essence curling mousse to make it extra curly cool!!!!
garnier fructise has a new product for curly hair. it keeps hair strong and shiny. try that!
The absolute best is a product called Curls Up from FX Special Effects. You can get it at any Walgreens, Wal-Mart, CVS, etc. You'll love it!
1) put a curl definer on it %26gt; john freida range from ';frizz ease';
2)put mousse on %26gt; loreal curl mouse
3) finish with a hairspray to give shine and hold together %26gt;pantene ice shine
Try using a good serum and products that are specifically for curly hair. Pantene has a great conditioner in a jar for curly hair. John Frieda has good anti frizz products as well as sprays for bouncy curls. I use a serum, and either a diffuser to dry my hair or let it dry naturally. Use some spray to I find when I use a blow dryer I end up looking like a Q-tip. Then just use a pick or your fingers to gently arrange the curls.
okay, i've tried SO MANY products out there...but the best ones are:
1. John Freida (although a bit expensive)
2. Tressemme
3. Garnier Fructis
Pantene has a product for almost every type of hair.
Avon has a serious of products called ';CURL GODDESS';, which I like. Maxim has a product but I can't remember what it's called....comes in green containers/bottles/tubes that works really well. Also, Headdress by Nexus is GREAT! Also Fructise by Garnier.... I like their products especially the moose.Curly hair products?
bed head-curls rock or paul mitchell-round trip
both are creams that help define and smooth without being super crunchy :)
I too have curly hair, I use Mousse to tame it, any store brand is fine. If you are willing to pay a little more than the 2$ for a can of herbal essence mousse you may want to think of gettin the John Frieda frizz eaze serum. But I find no difference from that and the cheaper
Frizz - ease serum works wonders. Even some spray on and leave in conditioner separate and control my friz - dove makes a great one ( leave in luminizing mist/ advanced color care in the light pink bottle). ALways put products and style your hair when it is wet - you usually wont get a ';cruchy'; feel then. xxl volue weightless gel fructis - if used sparingly on wet hair smooths and seperates curls wonderfully. My hair might be totally diffrent than yours - point is use and try and see what works and feels best. If you really want controlled curls twist sections set your hair in bobby pins, even if its for an half hour or an hour before it is completelydry - setting, and the right product, you will have wonderful curls!
Well, I feel your pain. You've managed to describe my hair to a 'T'! I have a lot of very fine curly hair, and I've spent most of my life developing a soloution to the problem you've described. I can't imagine the amount of money I've spent and the frustration I've had solving this problem.
Most people can't identify with this problem since it flies in the face of what people usually recommend for fine hair. 99.9% of people who read or hear what I recommed think I'm nuts simply because what works for me would never work for them. Sadly, we are highly underrepresented in the market for hair products too. When I was living in Brooklyn in my early 20s I began to figure out how to solve the problem by using an ethnic hair gel that was made for black hair and was as thick as axle grease. It worked much better because it finally had enough weight to keep my hair from drying ';light and frizzy'; or ';blowy'; as I call it.
So I started experimenting with products that had sufficient weight to them, and yet, wouldn't make my hair look crunchy or tacky. The bottom line is that you need a moisturizer (leave in conditioner) and then follow with the right styling products at the right times. Once I figured this out, I had beautiful long ringlets without frizz, and many questions asking me how I accomplished this feat of wonder.
Here's my routine, roughly. Oh, and you can forget about mousse (too light) and I've found that most drugstore products don't work. The (precious) few that do work use words like ';Extreme'; in the description of the hold. I am sorry to report that I've had pretty mediocre results with drugstore products in comparison to the salon products that I've bought at the mall stores that sell salon lines (can't think of the shop names now). I always wait until there is a sale and then load up on the favorites and that saves me a lot of money.
I know this sounds like a lot of steps, but it's not a lot to do. Each step has importance, and they all work together. Honestly!
1. In the shower, use a wide toothed comb to untangle your hair while the conditioner is still in. Make sure you've gotten all the tangles out.
2. A leave in conditioner is very important, i've found, since it seems to attract the moisture necessary for a good curl. Ther are a lot out there, but my favorites include Humectress by Nexxus and Nourishing by Abba (If you want to save money on hair products, this is the step to do that. I am sure you can find an inexpensive leave-in conditioner at the drug store if you look). Towel dry your hair, then while it is still quite wet (but not sopping wet), start with the recommended amount on the bottle and adjust for hair length. For me, I need about a nickel sized portion. Use your hands to begin distribution about halfway down the hair, and then work upward until you're about an inch from your scalp. At this time, use your wide toothed comb and comb only a few times, just to verify that there are no snarls and to help with the distribution of the conditioner. Now put your comb away, and don't use it again (until you are in the shower) because nothing will screw up your hair more than brushing or combing it once it starts to dry.
Once I get to this point, I usually turn my focus to something else so that my hair starts to get less wet. The key here is to let it become ';less wet'; but not to wait until you're already starting to dry. I've found that once your hair is really starting to dry (as in, the hair is changing color and some of the ends and pieces are beginning to dry out) you have waited too long. If this happens, get out a spray bottle and re-wet it enough so that you can return to the damp, lightly wet stage.
Next, I use two products together, both of which do different things and are essential to the desired effect.
3. You need a heavy duty gel, like the silver canned Tigi Bed Head Power Trip gel, or another gel that is very sticky. I've tried gels that people say are ';heavy hold'; but they are a joke--they need to be VERY heavy hold and should be very thick out of the container, like Power Trip gel. I'm talking stiff and thick to the point where you can put it on your hand and turn it upside down and it doesn't run anywhere immediately. Many shops that sell salon products will let you sample products, and that is how I've discovered others. Another gel that has worked well for me is Graham Webb's Super Stick Straight, which is actually a gel designed for straightening hair. Believe it or not, these gels if they are stiff and heavy enough are very good choices because the ingredients that make straight hair smooth and frizz free will work the same way for curly hair and Stick Straight is one of the best.
Through trial and error you'll figure out how much you need. I had very long hair until recently, and I used about a nickel sized quantity of gel, but that might be a little too much for you.
4. Finally, with the gel in the palm of your hand, add a bit of silcone serum to the gel. My favorite is Farouk Biosilk Silk Therapy but I've used others that are almost, but not quite as good. You want to drizzle just a bit on, maybe the equivalent of a dime sized quantity. This ingredient is the secret weapon in having smooth, frizz free curls, but you must add it when your hair is wet along with the gel for it to work best. If you wait until its dry, you frizz it more by disturbing your hair.
Take those two products and rub them together so they are blended and then use your free hand to distribute a portion of the gel at a time. You want to coat the hair from root to end with the product, and as evenly as possible. I use my open palms to distribute the product across my palms, then add a bit more to the hair as I work through my hair to make sure it's even and well coated. Your hair shouldn't feel sticky, but I can feel a bit more weight to the hair.
5. Now I let my hair dry up to the point where it is almost dry. You should have a full curl pattern established. I find that letting it air dry is another important part in letting the curl pattern form without disturbance, and will help you have ringlets that don't frizz.
6. Finally, at the very last stage of drying, I bend over and use my hair dryer, focused at the roots. All I am doing is adding some heat and adding volume to the roots by ensuring they don't dry laying flat against my head. I dry the roots for three minutes or so, which finishes drying my hair, for the most part. If I skip the blow drying step, my hair is somewhat flat at the top, and depending upon the product, might have a little ';crunch'; in the hair, neither of which I like very much.
Your hair/ends may still be damp, but ignore drying the rest of your hair, and focus on the roots. I like to finish the last 30 seconds or so using the ';cool'; air button on my dryer, which seems to add a lot of volume and lock it in. Some people use a diffuser, but I don't. I find that if I wait until the curl pattern has formed and my hair is mostly dry, a diffuser is unnecessary. Also, it is very important that when you're blow drying, don't touch your hair, or run your fingers through it. Just use your dryer and avoid messing with your hair. Flip back over, and use a bit of hair spray to lock things in. Hair spray adds a little weight as well, and keeps things from moving around too much. I use the heavy hold sprays by the same Tigi line that the gel is from, or the Big Sexy Hair line.
Final note: In the past, I've found a precious few products that can actually replace both of the gel and serum, but they are far and few between, and still don't seem to perform as well as the combined gel and serum. However, in the quest for curly hair product perfection, I came across a couple cream products that combine some of the effects that you can get with the gel and serum together. Not as good, but they are a decent ';second place'; for me. Tigi's Curls Rock! works pretty well, but the best cream product I've come across (and had a very hard time getting my hands on) is made by a canadian company called AG and makes a product called re:coil. It's a pretty good one if you can get a hold of it.
Good luck! Feel free to contact me if you need help finding the right products or have a question.
use pantene prov for the shampoo and conditioner, and herbal essence curling mousse to make it extra curly cool!!!!
garnier fructise has a new product for curly hair. it keeps hair strong and shiny. try that!
The absolute best is a product called Curls Up from FX Special Effects. You can get it at any Walgreens, Wal-Mart, CVS, etc. You'll love it!
1) put a curl definer on it %26gt; john freida range from ';frizz ease';
2)put mousse on %26gt; loreal curl mouse
3) finish with a hairspray to give shine and hold together %26gt;pantene ice shine
Try using a good serum and products that are specifically for curly hair. Pantene has a great conditioner in a jar for curly hair. John Frieda has good anti frizz products as well as sprays for bouncy curls. I use a serum, and either a diffuser to dry my hair or let it dry naturally. Use some spray to I find when I use a blow dryer I end up looking like a Q-tip. Then just use a pick or your fingers to gently arrange the curls.
okay, i've tried SO MANY products out there...but the best ones are:
1. John Freida (although a bit expensive)
2. Tressemme
3. Garnier Fructis
Pantene has a product for almost every type of hair.
Curly hair products????
I have naturally curly hair. What are some good products to reduce fly aways and friz?Curly hair products????
garnier nutresse soft curl cream...use about a dime size and scrunch to evenly distrubutly product..too much and your hair will turn greasy with just the right amount it makes your curls soft and it really smooths them out...use on wet to damp hair...also try to use a terry cloth towel as little as possible you just need to pat it to get rid of the exess moisture...rubbing it only creates frizz and makes the curl lose shape...Curly hair products????
john frieda frizz ease
ouidad makes great products for your hair type. we sell them at the salon and spa i work at.hth
Dove Smooth%26amp;Soft antifrizz cream can help with the frizz and fly aways :)
The best ones to use are the CURLS UP products from FX Special effects. You can get them at any Wal-Mart, Walgreens, CVS. You'll love them!
garnier nutresse soft curl cream...use about a dime size and scrunch to evenly distrubutly product..too much and your hair will turn greasy with just the right amount it makes your curls soft and it really smooths them out...use on wet to damp hair...also try to use a terry cloth towel as little as possible you just need to pat it to get rid of the exess moisture...rubbing it only creates frizz and makes the curl lose shape...Curly hair products????
john frieda frizz ease
ouidad makes great products for your hair type. we sell them at the salon and spa i work at.hth
Dove Smooth%26amp;Soft antifrizz cream can help with the frizz and fly aways :)
The best ones to use are the CURLS UP products from FX Special effects. You can get them at any Wal-Mart, Walgreens, CVS. You'll love them!
Curly hair products?
What kind of product can I use for my curly hair? I dont want anything that makes it sticky, or greasy. Is gel better than mousse? ThanksCurly hair products?
yes gel is better than mousse. for me at least. and i have curly hair...
what i like to do is spray in a leave- in conditioner after i shampoo, condition, and towel dry my hair. next i finger-comb ';Pantene pro-V Styling Gel For Curls'; from about 3/4 down form the roots to my tips, adding a little extra to the bottom. Then i scrunch it and let it mostly dry. when it's almost dry, i lightly spray it with '; John Frieda ';frizz ease'; dream curls curl perfecter'; and scrunch again. this last step adds pep and shine to my curls, while reducing frizz.
one of my biggest pet peeves is when my curls get ';crispy'; either from using too much product or the wrong product(s). never use hairspray on your curls or anything alcohol based. these will dry out your hair and make it crunchy-crispy. sometimes they go a different direction and get greasy, this usually stems from using too much product or applying product sloppily ( big gobs of gel in some places while others remain ungelled).
you just have to experiment and find the perfect mix of products and amount of products for your personal hair. it's taken me almost six months to find the perfect hair regimen for myself. be patient and dont give up. there's a product out there for everyone!!
i'm also a fan or garnier fructis fortifying deep conditioner. ;)Curly hair products?
You may also want to try ouidad products - go to ouidad.com
They are a little pricey but at least they create products for every type of curly hair.
I too prefer gel over mousse, but with a good hair diffuser, you should be fine.
yes gel is better than mousse. for me at least. and i have curly hair...
what i like to do is spray in a leave- in conditioner after i shampoo, condition, and towel dry my hair. next i finger-comb ';Pantene pro-V Styling Gel For Curls'; from about 3/4 down form the roots to my tips, adding a little extra to the bottom. Then i scrunch it and let it mostly dry. when it's almost dry, i lightly spray it with '; John Frieda ';frizz ease'; dream curls curl perfecter'; and scrunch again. this last step adds pep and shine to my curls, while reducing frizz.
one of my biggest pet peeves is when my curls get ';crispy'; either from using too much product or the wrong product(s). never use hairspray on your curls or anything alcohol based. these will dry out your hair and make it crunchy-crispy. sometimes they go a different direction and get greasy, this usually stems from using too much product or applying product sloppily ( big gobs of gel in some places while others remain ungelled).
you just have to experiment and find the perfect mix of products and amount of products for your personal hair. it's taken me almost six months to find the perfect hair regimen for myself. be patient and dont give up. there's a product out there for everyone!!
i'm also a fan or garnier fructis fortifying deep conditioner. ;)Curly hair products?
You may also want to try ouidad products - go to ouidad.com
They are a little pricey but at least they create products for every type of curly hair.
I too prefer gel over mousse, but with a good hair diffuser, you should be fine.
Your Curly Hair Products?
What kind of hair products do you use to make your hair curly?Your Curly Hair Products?
My hair is naturally curly, but to keep the curls looking good and frizz to a minimum I use a few favorite products
Cantu Shea Butter Leave In Conditioner
Garnier Fructis Sleek %26amp; Shine Leave In Conditioner
Organix Coconut Shampoo %26amp; Conditioner
And sometimes mousse (they're all pretty much the same, in my experience)
If you're not naturally curly, mousse will do a pretty good job, just scrunch it into your hair and you should get some pretty good wave patterns ;)Your Curly Hair Products?
Scrunch your hair with Hard Up sculpting gel.celebrity hair
My hair is naturally curly, but to keep the curls looking good and frizz to a minimum I use a few favorite products
Cantu Shea Butter Leave In Conditioner
Garnier Fructis Sleek %26amp; Shine Leave In Conditioner
Organix Coconut Shampoo %26amp; Conditioner
And sometimes mousse (they're all pretty much the same, in my experience)
If you're not naturally curly, mousse will do a pretty good job, just scrunch it into your hair and you should get some pretty good wave patterns ;)Your Curly Hair Products?
Scrunch your hair with Hard Up sculpting gel.
Curly Hair Products?
I use Pantene Perfect Curles shampoo and conditioner, and Paul Mitchell's Extra Body Sculpting moose. Anyone got any better ideas?! My hair is pretty darn curly, shoulder length (I'm growing it out) and I stupidly cut myself a fringe/bangs which I am not very impressed with!Curly Hair Products?
I love Noodle Head products by Beyond Zone, sold at Sally's Beauty Supply. I use the Noodle Head cream to style my hair everyday. It has the texture of hand lotion. It's like lotion for your hair. They also have a shampoo and conditioner. My hair is long, to the middle of my back and I recently cut myself bangs too (but I like my bangs). Long hair seems to weigh down the curls more. When my bangs are unruly, I use a little dab of cheap extra hold hair gel to weigh them down. Because the gel makes the bangs crispy when it dries, I run my fingers through them once they're dry to get rid of the stiffness. Another trick that a hair stylist told me is to not wash natural curly hair every day. Rinse your hair in the shower, use super moisturizing conditioner, but skip shampoo all together. Your natural oils help curly hair be more manageable. I condition every day, but use shampoo only twice a week.Curly Hair Products?
Bangs with curly hair are usually not a good idea. But anyway... I like products that don't make curly hair crunchy. I like to use lotions (like the previous person mentioned) or even that anti-frizz serum. It smooths the hair, but doesn't make your hair look hard.
I love Noodle Head products by Beyond Zone, sold at Sally's Beauty Supply. I use the Noodle Head cream to style my hair everyday. It has the texture of hand lotion. It's like lotion for your hair. They also have a shampoo and conditioner. My hair is long, to the middle of my back and I recently cut myself bangs too (but I like my bangs). Long hair seems to weigh down the curls more. When my bangs are unruly, I use a little dab of cheap extra hold hair gel to weigh them down. Because the gel makes the bangs crispy when it dries, I run my fingers through them once they're dry to get rid of the stiffness. Another trick that a hair stylist told me is to not wash natural curly hair every day. Rinse your hair in the shower, use super moisturizing conditioner, but skip shampoo all together. Your natural oils help curly hair be more manageable. I condition every day, but use shampoo only twice a week.Curly Hair Products?
Bangs with curly hair are usually not a good idea. But anyway... I like products that don't make curly hair crunchy. I like to use lotions (like the previous person mentioned) or even that anti-frizz serum. It smooths the hair, but doesn't make your hair look hard.
Garnier Fructis. . . HELP. . .has anyone tried this Curly Hair Product. . .?
I have curly hair. . .type 3a (If any of you follow that rating system by Lorriane Massey)
And I am currently using Noodle Head by Beyond the Zone (A Sally Beauty Supply product) and I LOVE it. . .but it's expensive for me.
I have heard some good things about Garnier Fructis Curl %26amp; Shine products. (Particulary their Conditioner) Is it good??
I need something that will totally ZAP the frizz ALL DAY LONG out of my curls. Does this product work?? What do you like about it. . .what don't you like about it???
Thank you for helping me. Here is a link of the product I am talking about:
http://www.garnierusa.com/_en/_us/our_pr鈥?/a>
ps. If you know of another curly hair product that works well. . please let me know!Garnier Fructis. . . HELP. . .has anyone tried this Curly Hair Product. . .?
I have curly hair I havent tryed that product specifly but Ive tryed other garnier products and they dont really stay in your hair for so long they smell good but if your hair in curly thick try Treseme mouse its a but pricy but worth it they have a variety of products.
And I am currently using Noodle Head by Beyond the Zone (A Sally Beauty Supply product) and I LOVE it. . .but it's expensive for me.
I have heard some good things about Garnier Fructis Curl %26amp; Shine products. (Particulary their Conditioner) Is it good??
I need something that will totally ZAP the frizz ALL DAY LONG out of my curls. Does this product work?? What do you like about it. . .what don't you like about it???
Thank you for helping me. Here is a link of the product I am talking about:
http://www.garnierusa.com/_en/_us/our_pr鈥?/a>
ps. If you know of another curly hair product that works well. . please let me know!Garnier Fructis. . . HELP. . .has anyone tried this Curly Hair Product. . .?
I have curly hair I havent tryed that product specifly but Ive tryed other garnier products and they dont really stay in your hair for so long they smell good but if your hair in curly thick try Treseme mouse its a but pricy but worth it they have a variety of products.
Curly hair product advice?
I have naturally curly hair that I get professionally thinned. I am now using curls rock shampoo, conditioner, and booster. I usually shower at night, wet my hair in the sink the next morning , add the curl booster and let it air dry. The curls rock is ok but does not last me through the day. Are there any other products I should use or how do I make my curls rock work better? I have heard of devacurl, curl keeper, etc. Any reviews on those products? Or should I try curls rock amplifier instead of booster? Sorry for the many questions on here!
Thanks!Curly hair product advice?
';Curls Up'; is by far the best. I used to use expensive Tigi products. I still use Biosilk Cure when I first get out of the shower. Then, after I brush my hair I use Curls Up, and my hair is silky all day with hardly any frizz. It's very cheap too. You can get it at Wal-Mart.
Edit: Your hair will be sooo soft like there are no products at all in it.Curly hair product advice?
First, figure out what your hair type is here http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types then you can decide which product is best for your curl type.
Check out http://www.naturallycurly.com for lots of great info about curly, wavy, kinky and textured hair!
Just use some hair gel, not a lot or your hair will be sticky. When its wet put about a quarter sized amount in your palm and rub your hands together then tousle them through your hair. It will keep it from being frizzy. Make sure you moisturize and condition your hair every day though.
garnier fructis
sculpting gel...
really worked for me
Thanks!Curly hair product advice?
';Curls Up'; is by far the best. I used to use expensive Tigi products. I still use Biosilk Cure when I first get out of the shower. Then, after I brush my hair I use Curls Up, and my hair is silky all day with hardly any frizz. It's very cheap too. You can get it at Wal-Mart.
Edit: Your hair will be sooo soft like there are no products at all in it.Curly hair product advice?
First, figure out what your hair type is here http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types then you can decide which product is best for your curl type.
Check out http://www.naturallycurly.com for lots of great info about curly, wavy, kinky and textured hair!
Just use some hair gel, not a lot or your hair will be sticky. When its wet put about a quarter sized amount in your palm and rub your hands together then tousle them through your hair. It will keep it from being frizzy. Make sure you moisturize and condition your hair every day though.
garnier fructis
sculpting gel...
really worked for me
Curly Hair Product...?
I was watching What not to wear the episode --%26gt;
';Jen, An exotic-animal trainer for the Miami Metrozoo wears her stained zoo-uniform no matter what the occasion.';
While she was getting her hair done, the stylist put a curling (conditioner, spray, cream??) in her hair and blow dried it. Her wavy hair came out so curly and beautiful. I was wondering where I could find out what product her had used. I looked on TLC website and I couldn't find it anywhere.
Thanks! Curly Hair Product...?
tigi products are the BEST - especially for curly hair
they use this brand in ANY really amazing hair salon - and on the catwalks too! thing is you can only get them from certain places and in hair salons - they don't sell it in boots or superdrug
you've probably heard of the online shop asos right?
well heres the page for all the tigi products:
http://www.asos.com/search/pgeSearch.asp鈥?/a>
hope ive helped, and good luck!
x
';Jen, An exotic-animal trainer for the Miami Metrozoo wears her stained zoo-uniform no matter what the occasion.';
While she was getting her hair done, the stylist put a curling (conditioner, spray, cream??) in her hair and blow dried it. Her wavy hair came out so curly and beautiful. I was wondering where I could find out what product her had used. I looked on TLC website and I couldn't find it anywhere.
Thanks! Curly Hair Product...?
tigi products are the BEST - especially for curly hair
they use this brand in ANY really amazing hair salon - and on the catwalks too! thing is you can only get them from certain places and in hair salons - they don't sell it in boots or superdrug
you've probably heard of the online shop asos right?
well heres the page for all the tigi products:
http://www.asos.com/search/pgeSearch.asp鈥?/a>
hope ive helped, and good luck!
x
Curly hair product, help!?
Hey guys, just looking for some help!
I have naturally curly medium to long length hair. It is not majorly frizzy, there is still curl, but it tends to frizz and puff out huge if i dont put something on it!
Im looking for a calming product that keeps curl but keeps it calm so it doesnt go so big!
Its not even thick hair!
Serious suggestions please :)Curly hair product, help!?
TIGI catwalk is my best friend...
...i have hair just like yours and my hair is tamed well using their products =]Curly hair product, help!?
The brand TIGI makes a line of products called Catwalk. There's a shampoo, conditioner and serum that keeps curl while making your hair smooth and frizz free. I think it's called Curl Maker. It's kinda expensive and available in all reputable hair salons. Have a look for it.
I use YTC (Yes to Carrots) the new brand line sells at Walgreens. I love their smell and helps with my curly hair. They are the organic brands. Normally they have them on sale, watch for them in the ads. Buy one and get 50% off. Or the % sale.
try TIGI bedhead curls rock (which is fabulous but pricey) or L'oreal studio perfect curve curl serum (which is nice and cheap - but if you put more on it stays a bit stiff otherwise works just as nicely as tigi)
I also use the TIGI Bed Head products. The have great products for when I want to wear my curls, or for when I want to straighten them out.
TIGI catwalk = da best product for your type of hair!
good luck xoxo
I have naturally curly medium to long length hair. It is not majorly frizzy, there is still curl, but it tends to frizz and puff out huge if i dont put something on it!
Im looking for a calming product that keeps curl but keeps it calm so it doesnt go so big!
Its not even thick hair!
Serious suggestions please :)Curly hair product, help!?
TIGI catwalk is my best friend...
...i have hair just like yours and my hair is tamed well using their products =]Curly hair product, help!?
The brand TIGI makes a line of products called Catwalk. There's a shampoo, conditioner and serum that keeps curl while making your hair smooth and frizz free. I think it's called Curl Maker. It's kinda expensive and available in all reputable hair salons. Have a look for it.
I use YTC (Yes to Carrots) the new brand line sells at Walgreens. I love their smell and helps with my curly hair. They are the organic brands. Normally they have them on sale, watch for them in the ads. Buy one and get 50% off. Or the % sale.
try TIGI bedhead curls rock (which is fabulous but pricey) or L'oreal studio perfect curve curl serum (which is nice and cheap - but if you put more on it stays a bit stiff otherwise works just as nicely as tigi)
I also use the TIGI Bed Head products. The have great products for when I want to wear my curls, or for when I want to straighten them out.
TIGI catwalk = da best product for your type of hair!
good luck xoxo
Best CURLY HAIR product? Frizz & Flyaways?
I have long curly hair with some frizz....what products do you recommend for keeping my curls but removing the frizz? I don't have much frizz all over, just like near the top, near the back. I hate it. Please tell me what you recommend and it would be nice if it was under like $7 or under $6Best CURLY HAIR product? Frizz %26amp; Flyaways?
http://www.sallybeauty.com/Glossing-Poli鈥?/a>
above is a link to a product I have used for years... it is cheap and my secret weapon... only takes a few drop and it instantly calms the hair(frizziness) and adds shine... you will love it... apply a little while the hair is wet only in the spot you said you have trouble with and then after its dry you can apply it only on the places you need it... in time you will learn how much of it that it's will take to get the control you need.
hope this helps;-)))Best CURLY HAIR product? Frizz %26amp; Flyaways?
Most hair products that work well are unfortunately more than 6-7$. If you go to a salon they can show you or tell you about a less expensive product that will work for your hair. Now, I DO know of a great hair product for curly hair but it was about 18$ when I bought it. It's called ';be curly curl control'; by AVEDA hair products. It works REALLY well for curly hair if you want to define it or get rid of a lot of frizz. It also softens curls very well. You usually find it online or at salons. I know quite a few people that use it and it works very, very well.
By the way... never blow dry your hair. It's awful for frizz. Letting it dry naturally is the best way for drying by far.
*********I have the exact same problem. I can't live without Paul Brown Hawaii Stay Straight Smoothing Balm. It helps with my frizz.
http://products.paulbrownhawaii.com/#sty鈥?/a>
It is sort of expensive but it is SO worth it. If I don't use it, like you, especially the back of my curly hair gets frizzy. You can get this online and I think you can get it at a salon at the mall or somewhere. Just put it on your wet hair after the shower and let it AIRDRY. If I blowdry my hair, it gets frizzy.
hmmmm, well i just grab an empty spray bottle and put shampoo and contidtioner in it til the half way point
Then fill the rest with water.then shake it.
And spray all over and run your fingers through ur hair at the same time, it may be damp when your done, but then when it dries it will be no frizz, and it will be really soft!
It really works! HOPE I HELPED! :D
herbal essence and sunsilk work AMAZING on my curly hair %26amp; they dont leave any frizzz
if you still have frizz though try the same brand hairspray spary some in your hands and run it over the frizzy spotss
moose...i think this is amazing for frizzy hair.if you get out of the shower and work it in right away...then blow dry..it is amazing.
Try John Frieda I think you can get it at Wall-Mart :))celebrity hair
http://www.sallybeauty.com/Glossing-Poli鈥?/a>
above is a link to a product I have used for years... it is cheap and my secret weapon... only takes a few drop and it instantly calms the hair(frizziness) and adds shine... you will love it... apply a little while the hair is wet only in the spot you said you have trouble with and then after its dry you can apply it only on the places you need it... in time you will learn how much of it that it's will take to get the control you need.
hope this helps;-)))Best CURLY HAIR product? Frizz %26amp; Flyaways?
Most hair products that work well are unfortunately more than 6-7$. If you go to a salon they can show you or tell you about a less expensive product that will work for your hair. Now, I DO know of a great hair product for curly hair but it was about 18$ when I bought it. It's called ';be curly curl control'; by AVEDA hair products. It works REALLY well for curly hair if you want to define it or get rid of a lot of frizz. It also softens curls very well. You usually find it online or at salons. I know quite a few people that use it and it works very, very well.
By the way... never blow dry your hair. It's awful for frizz. Letting it dry naturally is the best way for drying by far.
*********I have the exact same problem. I can't live without Paul Brown Hawaii Stay Straight Smoothing Balm. It helps with my frizz.
http://products.paulbrownhawaii.com/#sty鈥?/a>
It is sort of expensive but it is SO worth it. If I don't use it, like you, especially the back of my curly hair gets frizzy. You can get this online and I think you can get it at a salon at the mall or somewhere. Just put it on your wet hair after the shower and let it AIRDRY. If I blowdry my hair, it gets frizzy.
hmmmm, well i just grab an empty spray bottle and put shampoo and contidtioner in it til the half way point
Then fill the rest with water.then shake it.
And spray all over and run your fingers through ur hair at the same time, it may be damp when your done, but then when it dries it will be no frizz, and it will be really soft!
It really works! HOPE I HELPED! :D
herbal essence and sunsilk work AMAZING on my curly hair %26amp; they dont leave any frizzz
if you still have frizz though try the same brand hairspray spary some in your hands and run it over the frizzy spotss
moose...i think this is amazing for frizzy hair.if you get out of the shower and work it in right away...then blow dry..it is amazing.
Try John Frieda I think you can get it at Wall-Mart :))
Natural curly hair, product question.?
I really need a great volume booster for my fine, natural curly hair. I'm also in search of another product that is similar to Bumble and Bumble, Surf Spray. Any suggestions? Thanks!.Natural curly hair, product question.?
I have lots of curly thick course hair that has lots of volume naturally. I just use conditioner in the shower and a leave in conditioner by Garnier Fructis when I get out the shower for through out the day. Maybe this will work for you too.Natural curly hair, product question.?
try the sunsilk volume products they work great on my daughters hair
I have lots of curly thick course hair that has lots of volume naturally. I just use conditioner in the shower and a leave in conditioner by Garnier Fructis when I get out the shower for through out the day. Maybe this will work for you too.Natural curly hair, product question.?
try the sunsilk volume products they work great on my daughters hair
Hairstyles for a guy with blonde, curly hair? Product?
Pictures would be most appreciatedHairstyles for a guy with blonde, curly hair? Product?
After you get out of the shower scrunch some gel (LA Looks sport gel is good) into your hair with your hands. Don't touch your hair until it dries (maybe scrunch some of the water out with a t shirt) and you should have frizz free hair. If your hair is crunchy once it has dried, just scrunch out the texture with a little aloe vera gel.
Here are some pics, I hope this is what you wanted:
http://mensfashion.about.com/od/goomingh鈥?/a>Hairstyles for a guy with blonde, curly hair? Product?
Depends on your look %26amp; style...
i bet you have gorgeous hair, so if it is a bit longish, it will be great!
After you get out of the shower scrunch some gel (LA Looks sport gel is good) into your hair with your hands. Don't touch your hair until it dries (maybe scrunch some of the water out with a t shirt) and you should have frizz free hair. If your hair is crunchy once it has dried, just scrunch out the texture with a little aloe vera gel.
Here are some pics, I hope this is what you wanted:
http://mensfashion.about.com/od/goomingh鈥?/a>Hairstyles for a guy with blonde, curly hair? Product?
Depends on your look %26amp; style...
i bet you have gorgeous hair, so if it is a bit longish, it will be great!
Curly Hair Product Suggestions?
I have extremely curly hair but have only recently started wearing it curly; what gels, shampoo, etc. would you guys suggest?Curly Hair Product Suggestions?
Here are some basic tips for curly hair that you might find helpful:
*Try to find a stylist who knows how to work with curly hair. You can find ratings by region here: http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlsalons
*Don't shampoo every day.
*Comb conditioner through hair in the shower.
*Never use a brush, only a comb, or better yet fingers, when wet.
*Apply styling products to dripping wet hair. Scrunch or twirl hair to achieve desired shape.
*Use styling products suited for your hair type. Don鈥檛 know yours? http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types
*Avoid terrycloth towels; use microfiber or t-shirts instead.
*Air dry or use a diffuser with your blowdryer.
*Don't touch your hair while it鈥檚 drying.
I recommend trying LA Looks and Herbal essences gels, Suave Naturals/vo5 conditioners (really cheap), Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose Condish (semi-cheap but super moisturizing; found at organics/specialty stores), red Cream of Nature shampoo, and L'oreal out of bed instant texturizer (black tub; use under gel). These are all good things to try. Be sure to tinker around with amounts and how you use any products.
For hair-type specific products for you鈥檒l want to explore the forums at:
http://www.naturallycurly.com/curltalk/
There you can find others with the same hair type and try out some of their favorite products. So that鈥檚 really useful.
Lastly, it has made my hair so much better since I started the curly girl method! I used to almost never wear it down (it was a frizz/poof ball), but now I have pretty, shiny curls. ~:) It鈥檚 pretty radical鈥攏o sulfates (shampoo) or silicones鈥攂ut it鈥檚 so great for curly hair. Give it a shot and check it out:
http://www.wikihow.com/Follow-the-Curly-鈥?/a>
http://www.ylcf.org/gotcurl/
Curly Hair Product Suggestions?
I have curly hair and use Pantene (99% curly definition) for shampoo and conditioner
Products that actually work are:
Curly Sexy Hair: A curl enhancer that comes in a tall blue bottle
Short Sexy Hair: One called slept it which ones in a yellow bottle and one thats called curly that comes in a red bottle
John Frieda: Really controls the frizz.
hope that helps! :)
omg i kno a great one! (shampoo conditioner mousse AND gel!)
... here u are!
http://herbalessences.com/us/collections鈥?/a>
just click on the different bottles/tubes to read about them...
u can get these products online or at a grocery store (Safeway, bartells, etc.) basically any grocery or drug store... like target and stuff
hope this helped!
Avon has something called Curl Goddess, for $5 it makes the curls shiny and manageable without weighing it down or looking greasy.
Here are some basic tips for curly hair that you might find helpful:
*Try to find a stylist who knows how to work with curly hair. You can find ratings by region here: http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlsalons
*Don't shampoo every day.
*Comb conditioner through hair in the shower.
*Never use a brush, only a comb, or better yet fingers, when wet.
*Apply styling products to dripping wet hair. Scrunch or twirl hair to achieve desired shape.
*Use styling products suited for your hair type. Don鈥檛 know yours? http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types
*Avoid terrycloth towels; use microfiber or t-shirts instead.
*Air dry or use a diffuser with your blowdryer.
*Don't touch your hair while it鈥檚 drying.
I recommend trying LA Looks and Herbal essences gels, Suave Naturals/vo5 conditioners (really cheap), Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose Condish (semi-cheap but super moisturizing; found at organics/specialty stores), red Cream of Nature shampoo, and L'oreal out of bed instant texturizer (black tub; use under gel). These are all good things to try. Be sure to tinker around with amounts and how you use any products.
For hair-type specific products for you鈥檒l want to explore the forums at:
http://www.naturallycurly.com/curltalk/
There you can find others with the same hair type and try out some of their favorite products. So that鈥檚 really useful.
Lastly, it has made my hair so much better since I started the curly girl method! I used to almost never wear it down (it was a frizz/poof ball), but now I have pretty, shiny curls. ~:) It鈥檚 pretty radical鈥攏o sulfates (shampoo) or silicones鈥攂ut it鈥檚 so great for curly hair. Give it a shot and check it out:
http://www.wikihow.com/Follow-the-Curly-鈥?/a>
http://www.ylcf.org/gotcurl/
Curly Hair Product Suggestions?
I have curly hair and use Pantene (99% curly definition) for shampoo and conditioner
Products that actually work are:
Curly Sexy Hair: A curl enhancer that comes in a tall blue bottle
Short Sexy Hair: One called slept it which ones in a yellow bottle and one thats called curly that comes in a red bottle
John Frieda: Really controls the frizz.
hope that helps! :)
omg i kno a great one! (shampoo conditioner mousse AND gel!)
... here u are!
http://herbalessences.com/us/collections鈥?/a>
just click on the different bottles/tubes to read about them...
u can get these products online or at a grocery store (Safeway, bartells, etc.) basically any grocery or drug store... like target and stuff
hope this helped!
Avon has something called Curl Goddess, for $5 it makes the curls shiny and manageable without weighing it down or looking greasy.
Please answer my question what curly hair product is good?
hey everyone I have curls in my hair and I was wondering what hair product is good an I don't want to use gel because it breaks my hair and makes it feel hard I want a product that won't leave my hair flat I like it puffy lol and leave it soft and with shine and keeps my hair in place my hair is thick so I need something that will work well that you :)Please answer my question what curly hair product is good?
I use scrunching moose by Sauve (%26lt;--I think...lol). It works well for me :)Please answer my question what curly hair product is good?
loreal mousse
can make wonders
give it a try
I use scrunching moose by Sauve (%26lt;--I think...lol). It works well for me :)Please answer my question what curly hair product is good?
loreal mousse
can make wonders
give it a try
Curly Hair Products?
Im thirteen. I have alot of hair, but its pretty fine/thin. and curly. its curly on the top layer of my hair, but its curlier and in perfect ringlets underneith. also, as my hair drys, i have to put on a knit hat to make sure it doesnt dry in a poof. i also have to walk with my hat on outside if there is even the tiniest bit of moisture in the air. and if its cold. otherwise, my somewhat put down hair will get big again. my hair is about an inch and a half past my shoulders, so not much length to weigh it down. if i dont put on my hat at some point when it drys, it will POOF. any recommendations to products? PLEASE. and any suggestions on styling maybe? I want to not have to wear a hat all the time. if any of the time. i want it to LAY DOWN.Curly Hair Products?
garnier fructis curly and strong;; love your curls!! they have a whole line just for curly hair!!Curly Hair Products?
I use Garnier (or however u spell it) Fructis (again however u spell it) and I use the curl line because I too have VERY curly hair....and it works so great....I use the shampoo condiotioner and leave in conditioner and the oil stuff they have and my hair is so soft and curly
For Shampoo use Dr.Miracles, and use DooGro or Sunsilk products for after shower.
I use Down Play by John Frieda. That combined with anti frizz gel really control my hair, but the curl is still nice. My hair is really thick and poofy if I don't use it.
**hairstyles--%26gt; ponytails.. down with cute headbands. (sometimes a little puff is pretty, but not TOO much %26amp; frizzy)..use those little clips. idk what theyre called. theyre little and a lot of colors. they like. snap?....some up, some down. straighten it sometimes. the middle one third of your hair pulled back with the little clips and then all down.
**products--%26gt;
design line for curly hair. //salon
catwalk (made for curly hair)//salon
john frieda frizz ease. //drugstore
matrix's curlife//salon
paul mitchells moisturizing shampoo and conditioner//salon
garnier fructis curly hair//drugstore
pantene curly hair//drugstore
**basically, try anything made especially for curly hair or something like moisturizing and hydrating. try to avoid products with drying out alcohols like benzyl. and use things that help control frizz.
If you don't mind spending a bit more, the Be Curly line from Aveda is really great, and the Bumble and Bumble line is good too- especially the curl enhancers for the parts of your hair that aren't as curly as the other parts (this is assuming you WANT the curls and aren't trying to straighten).
I think the key to controllable curls is a good styling cream (that isn't crunchy--nothing is worse than crunchy gelled curls!) and just run it through your hair when it's damp very gently and let air dry, then top it off with an anti-frizz creme when almost dry-- cover your hands and then run your hands over the top of your head and back, as if you were going to put your hair in a ponytail, but gently. Then don't mess with them--the more you touch your hair, the frizzier it will get.
Good luck!
I would suggest curl life shampoo, conditioner, and the spray gel, or the cream...there are 2 different types of cream-for course hair or fine hair...Or you can try any of the curls rock products by catwalk!!! Good luck!!
well i also use 2 have the same problem as u, but wat i use is Pantene 4 curly hair shampoo, conditioner and gel and hairspray or use Tressme trust me it really works my hair use to be all poofy now its smooth and much better condition.
I just got my hair high-lighted---The stylist is really great. I, too have naturally curly fine, (BUT LOTS OF) blonde hair---At the Salon--Kelli told me that ANY REDKEN product has the most WAX in it--therefore it helps hold hair down. It's working WELL for me!!!!! Try some wax---inexpensive styling wax:) Get it at Wal-Dart or wherever. You say your hair is NOT COARSE????
See if my advice helps---you didn't describe you hair 100% BUT I hope this helps a bit!!! :)
garnier fructis curly and strong;; love your curls!! they have a whole line just for curly hair!!Curly Hair Products?
I use Garnier (or however u spell it) Fructis (again however u spell it) and I use the curl line because I too have VERY curly hair....and it works so great....I use the shampoo condiotioner and leave in conditioner and the oil stuff they have and my hair is so soft and curly
For Shampoo use Dr.Miracles, and use DooGro or Sunsilk products for after shower.
I use Down Play by John Frieda. That combined with anti frizz gel really control my hair, but the curl is still nice. My hair is really thick and poofy if I don't use it.
**hairstyles--%26gt; ponytails.. down with cute headbands. (sometimes a little puff is pretty, but not TOO much %26amp; frizzy)..use those little clips. idk what theyre called. theyre little and a lot of colors. they like. snap?....some up, some down. straighten it sometimes. the middle one third of your hair pulled back with the little clips and then all down.
**products--%26gt;
design line for curly hair. //salon
catwalk (made for curly hair)//salon
john frieda frizz ease. //drugstore
matrix's curlife//salon
paul mitchells moisturizing shampoo and conditioner//salon
garnier fructis curly hair//drugstore
pantene curly hair//drugstore
**basically, try anything made especially for curly hair or something like moisturizing and hydrating. try to avoid products with drying out alcohols like benzyl. and use things that help control frizz.
If you don't mind spending a bit more, the Be Curly line from Aveda is really great, and the Bumble and Bumble line is good too- especially the curl enhancers for the parts of your hair that aren't as curly as the other parts (this is assuming you WANT the curls and aren't trying to straighten).
I think the key to controllable curls is a good styling cream (that isn't crunchy--nothing is worse than crunchy gelled curls!) and just run it through your hair when it's damp very gently and let air dry, then top it off with an anti-frizz creme when almost dry-- cover your hands and then run your hands over the top of your head and back, as if you were going to put your hair in a ponytail, but gently. Then don't mess with them--the more you touch your hair, the frizzier it will get.
Good luck!
I would suggest curl life shampoo, conditioner, and the spray gel, or the cream...there are 2 different types of cream-for course hair or fine hair...Or you can try any of the curls rock products by catwalk!!! Good luck!!
well i also use 2 have the same problem as u, but wat i use is Pantene 4 curly hair shampoo, conditioner and gel and hairspray or use Tressme trust me it really works my hair use to be all poofy now its smooth and much better condition.
I just got my hair high-lighted---The stylist is really great. I, too have naturally curly fine, (BUT LOTS OF) blonde hair---At the Salon--Kelli told me that ANY REDKEN product has the most WAX in it--therefore it helps hold hair down. It's working WELL for me!!!!! Try some wax---inexpensive styling wax:) Get it at Wal-Dart or wherever. You say your hair is NOT COARSE????
See if my advice helps---you didn't describe you hair 100% BUT I hope this helps a bit!!! :)
Can you please explain this curly hair product instructions?
';Apply Be Curly to towel-dried hair and begin drying with diffuser. Add more product and continue to diffuse. This will enhance hold and coax curls into shape. Once hair is completely dry, use a bit more product to finish the style and add more definition to your curls.';
(that is from
http://www.aveda.com/templates/products/鈥?/a> )
How exactly should I do the diffusing? I'm not so familiar with diffusing.Can you please explain this curly hair product instructions?
A diffuser is an appliance that fits onto the end of your blow dryer. It literally ';diffuses'; the air so it doesn't blow directly on your hair. You can find them at Walmart or a beauty store like Sally's.
What that product does is coat your hair and define your curls. Instead of frizz you get organized curls. From the directions, it sounds like that's a lot of product! You can take small sections of hair and twist them around your finger as you diffuse, that will make those ringlets you see so many celebrities sporting.celebrity hair
(that is from
http://www.aveda.com/templates/products/鈥?/a> )
How exactly should I do the diffusing? I'm not so familiar with diffusing.Can you please explain this curly hair product instructions?
A diffuser is an appliance that fits onto the end of your blow dryer. It literally ';diffuses'; the air so it doesn't blow directly on your hair. You can find them at Walmart or a beauty store like Sally's.
What that product does is coat your hair and define your curls. Instead of frizz you get organized curls. From the directions, it sounds like that's a lot of product! You can take small sections of hair and twist them around your finger as you diffuse, that will make those ringlets you see so many celebrities sporting.
Where can i buy Kinky-Curly Hair product in the Boston area?
Their website doesn't have any retail listings anywhere in the Massachusetts area. You might be better off just ordering them online from their site.Where can i buy Kinky-Curly Hair product in the Boston area?
You can buy it from Amazon,cheaper than anywhere alse:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8%26amp;location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2F%26amp;tag=funjok-20%26amp;linkCode=ur2%26amp;camp=1789%26amp;creative=9325
Hope that can help you/.Where can i buy Kinky-Curly Hair product in the Boston area?
i love their products. just google it.[e.g. kinky curly hair products in boston area.]
if u have no luck visit their website. most sites have a store locator. hope i helped =D
I like their products. Did you check their website? You can also try Mixed Chicks products. They do well with curls.
You can buy it from Amazon,cheaper than anywhere alse:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/redirect.html?ie=UTF8%26amp;location=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.amazon.com%2F%26amp;tag=funjok-20%26amp;linkCode=ur2%26amp;camp=1789%26amp;creative=9325
Hope that can help you/.Where can i buy Kinky-Curly Hair product in the Boston area?
i love their products. just google it.[e.g. kinky curly hair products in boston area.]
if u have no luck visit their website. most sites have a store locator. hope i helped =D
I like their products. Did you check their website? You can also try Mixed Chicks products. They do well with curls.
What is a good curly hair product?
What is a good curly hair product that you swear by, ihave very curly hair but my hair is use to being straighten so everytime I curl it only the ends come out curly and I don鈥檛 like gels so if there good product that you know tell me pleaseWhat is a good curly hair product?
AG Re:Coil is a great curl-enhancer! It's a little tricky to use though. Put a small pea-sized drop in one hand. Rub both hands together until both hands are covered with the white film. Then scrunch into your hair. Doing it this way makes it a little easier to distribute though out the length of all your hair.What is a good curly hair product?
If only the ends curl up, then it's probably heat damage. Deep condition your hair as much as possible and don't use heat for a while. Hopefully your hair will go back curly. Hope this helps!!!
AG Re:Coil is a great curl-enhancer! It's a little tricky to use though. Put a small pea-sized drop in one hand. Rub both hands together until both hands are covered with the white film. Then scrunch into your hair. Doing it this way makes it a little easier to distribute though out the length of all your hair.What is a good curly hair product?
If only the ends curl up, then it's probably heat damage. Deep condition your hair as much as possible and don't use heat for a while. Hopefully your hair will go back curly. Hope this helps!!!
Which Of these four hair care brands w/curly hair products work the best?
-Garnier Fructis Curls %26amp; Shine shampoo and conditioner
http://fructis.garnier.ca/en/catalog_fh.鈥?/a>
-John frieda collection frizz ease curl around shampoo %26amp; conditioner
http://www.johnfrieda.com/products/produ鈥?/a>
-redken fresh curls shampoo %26amp;conditioner
http://www.redken.com/products/results/c鈥?/a>
-Tresemme flawless curls shampoo %26amp; conditioner
http://www.tresemme.com/curl/products/pr鈥?/a>
%26amp;%26amp; also what styling products work well? including mouse? thanks so muchWhich Of these four hair care brands w/curly hair products work the best?
I have very curly - somewhat frizzy, coarse hair. I like Garnier Fructis but I do not use any of the curl shampoos or conditioners. Although it is not on your list, Loreal Natures Therapy conditioner works the best for my hair. I get it at Sallys beauty supply, it is 12.99 but it lasts for about a month or more because not much is needed. The main thing to make curly hair look good is the product after it is washed.
Proclaim Glossing Polish is one of my faves - also at Sally's for 5.99. If I can't get to Sally's, walmart has Hask shine Frizz remedy, my 2nd fav. .
You should not use much of either, you'll have to play with it to know how much works for your hair, I use a dime size, rub my hands together, rub it in my hair and see if I need more to style it better. I put a little on while it is wet and conb through it, let it dry or blow dry and straiten it and then use a little more to get everything under control - then I spray it with Aussie Scrunch hairspray. All this only takes a few minutes but you have to play with it to figure out what is best for you. Also, don't wash your hair every day - 2nd day curly hair is always better after you re-style real quick.Which Of these four hair care brands w/curly hair products work the best?
I only use the Tresemme moisture cream and mousse -so I would pick the Tresemme.
I would say the John Frieda works the best, and second would be Redken.
http://fructis.garnier.ca/en/catalog_fh.鈥?/a>
-John frieda collection frizz ease curl around shampoo %26amp; conditioner
http://www.johnfrieda.com/products/produ鈥?/a>
-redken fresh curls shampoo %26amp;conditioner
http://www.redken.com/products/results/c鈥?/a>
-Tresemme flawless curls shampoo %26amp; conditioner
http://www.tresemme.com/curl/products/pr鈥?/a>
%26amp;%26amp; also what styling products work well? including mouse? thanks so muchWhich Of these four hair care brands w/curly hair products work the best?
I have very curly - somewhat frizzy, coarse hair. I like Garnier Fructis but I do not use any of the curl shampoos or conditioners. Although it is not on your list, Loreal Natures Therapy conditioner works the best for my hair. I get it at Sallys beauty supply, it is 12.99 but it lasts for about a month or more because not much is needed. The main thing to make curly hair look good is the product after it is washed.
Proclaim Glossing Polish is one of my faves - also at Sally's for 5.99. If I can't get to Sally's, walmart has Hask shine Frizz remedy, my 2nd fav. .
You should not use much of either, you'll have to play with it to know how much works for your hair, I use a dime size, rub my hands together, rub it in my hair and see if I need more to style it better. I put a little on while it is wet and conb through it, let it dry or blow dry and straiten it and then use a little more to get everything under control - then I spray it with Aussie Scrunch hairspray. All this only takes a few minutes but you have to play with it to figure out what is best for you. Also, don't wash your hair every day - 2nd day curly hair is always better after you re-style real quick.Which Of these four hair care brands w/curly hair products work the best?
I only use the Tresemme moisture cream and mousse -so I would pick the Tresemme.
I would say the John Frieda works the best, and second would be Redken.
What is your favorite line of curly hair products?
I have blonde curly long hair, and im looking for tips on products to use and ways to style my hair.What is your favorite line of curly hair products?
Pantene Relaxed %26amp; Natural, Herbal essences Totally Twisted (purple bottle), and I hear that Aveda's new Be Curly line is awesome.What is your favorite line of curly hair products?
Aussie. i like the way it holds, and it doesnt leave your hair greasy
john fredia curling/anit frizze
matrix curl!
TRY bumble and bumble... it is really pricy and celeberties use it but it is soo good for curly hair
I used to love Umberto Giannini til I got so fed up fighting with birds nest hair and had it all cut off.
I love Infusium Leave In Conditioner. It leaves your hair looking so healthy and you don't get any of that stiffness that you get from other products.
So do I..long blond and curly. I really like to use Noodle Head by Beyond Zone (Sally's beauty supply carries it) and Curls Rock by TIGI Catwalk
http://www.drugstore.com/qxp83565_332828鈥?/a>
http://www99.epinions.com/Beyond_The_Zon鈥?/a>
The trick is to not use too much...but these are pretty light and don't leave the hair crunchy.
I also recommend using claw clips to scrunch your hair up in and use a blow dryer on the hair to get a really kinky curly look...good luck!
either sunsilk green but i say ganier line for curls cause they have more stlying products for curly hair and with sunsilk it's only 3 think a shamppo and condirter and a cream so go with gnaier's line for curls
Redken Fresh Curls.
suaves defining curls line. its inexpensive and works as well as a lot of expensive brands that i have tried. tresemme also has a good curling mousse.
I have curly hair too :) The best thing to do is start with a good shampoo and conditioner, like Biolage or Kiwi. After you get out of the shower, you'll want to use a good leave-in conditioner, too, like Healthy Sexy Hair. Try to avoid heat styling hair, as this can cause damage and fly-aways. Catwalk by Tigi has a great line called Curls Rock which is a shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner and curl booster.
Pantene Relaxed %26amp; Natural, Herbal essences Totally Twisted (purple bottle), and I hear that Aveda's new Be Curly line is awesome.What is your favorite line of curly hair products?
Aussie. i like the way it holds, and it doesnt leave your hair greasy
john fredia curling/anit frizze
matrix curl!
TRY bumble and bumble... it is really pricy and celeberties use it but it is soo good for curly hair
I used to love Umberto Giannini til I got so fed up fighting with birds nest hair and had it all cut off.
I love Infusium Leave In Conditioner. It leaves your hair looking so healthy and you don't get any of that stiffness that you get from other products.
So do I..long blond and curly. I really like to use Noodle Head by Beyond Zone (Sally's beauty supply carries it) and Curls Rock by TIGI Catwalk
http://www.drugstore.com/qxp83565_332828鈥?/a>
http://www99.epinions.com/Beyond_The_Zon鈥?/a>
The trick is to not use too much...but these are pretty light and don't leave the hair crunchy.
I also recommend using claw clips to scrunch your hair up in and use a blow dryer on the hair to get a really kinky curly look...good luck!
either sunsilk green but i say ganier line for curls cause they have more stlying products for curly hair and with sunsilk it's only 3 think a shamppo and condirter and a cream so go with gnaier's line for curls
Redken Fresh Curls.
suaves defining curls line. its inexpensive and works as well as a lot of expensive brands that i have tried. tresemme also has a good curling mousse.
I have curly hair too :) The best thing to do is start with a good shampoo and conditioner, like Biolage or Kiwi. After you get out of the shower, you'll want to use a good leave-in conditioner, too, like Healthy Sexy Hair. Try to avoid heat styling hair, as this can cause damage and fly-aways. Catwalk by Tigi has a great line called Curls Rock which is a shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner and curl booster.
Pics! Curly Hair Products?
Okay, My sister has really curly, dry, poofy hair. I need some recommendations fro products. She wants to try out Organix Pomegrate Shampoo and conditioner? She doesn't look good with straight hair. Because she has natural curly hair and when you straighten it, it looks very dry and brittle.She wants her natural curls. Here are pics.
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Its a mess. Its hard to keep up with. She looks like a lion when she wakes up. It has the most volume you can get without having and afro. She needs Shampoo and conditioner,a leave in conditioner. And whatever else you can think of to help. And i dont care about price. If a little bottle is $50 then its fine. She just needs it tamed.Pics! Curly Hair Products?
To make the curls more defined, you can get a layered haircut. I had wavy hair before i got layers, and then curls came out of nowhere! You can also ask your stylist about what kind of shampoo, conditioner, and styling products would be best for her hair type.Pics! Curly Hair Products?
try catwalk curling system.. A local Walgreens or beauty store should carry them.
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=34pf3lt%26amp;s=5
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=iolpqw%26amp;s=5
http://tinypic.com/view.php?pic=14o22a%26amp;s=5
Its a mess. Its hard to keep up with. She looks like a lion when she wakes up. It has the most volume you can get without having and afro. She needs Shampoo and conditioner,a leave in conditioner. And whatever else you can think of to help. And i dont care about price. If a little bottle is $50 then its fine. She just needs it tamed.Pics! Curly Hair Products?
To make the curls more defined, you can get a layered haircut. I had wavy hair before i got layers, and then curls came out of nowhere! You can also ask your stylist about what kind of shampoo, conditioner, and styling products would be best for her hair type.Pics! Curly Hair Products?
try catwalk curling system.. A local Walgreens or beauty store should carry them.
Natural Curly hair products?
I have natural, coarse curly hair. I had it relaxed professionally about 2 yrs ago, and ever since then my curls have gotten softer, but have some of the straightness still in there, at the tips. I use Garnier Fructis shampoo and conditioner, i can't really say it's working wonders for me. What are some good shampoo, conditioner, and mousse/gel products for curly hair? i want actual curls, like curl activators, definition and shape. I use oil moisturizer lotion from the brand Motions. Thats a Black hair product, but i'm not Black, i'm Panamanian, but i've been told my hair resembles that of mixed Black ppl. Should i keep using Motions.Natural Curly hair products?
Helloo. Hope I can assist you. (:
I'm half black %26amp; half Asian. I used to use Motions, but it didn't do anything for me, so I started looking at drugstore brands.
I use Garnier Fructis Sleek %26amp; Shine and it worked wonders for me. I'm sad to see that it doesn't work for you. :[ But, I have tried almost every other drugstore brand, haha! For shampoo %26amp; conditioner, try the brands Herbal Essences or Dove (but Dove built up on my hair. :[ Before it did, it was GREAT though). Aussie %26amp; Tresemme are pretty good too. They have different types for your different needs. I prefer anti-frizz ones, because curl %26amp; moisture ones don't work as well for me. Also, I would definitely try out Sunsilk (Captivating Curls!) like the other person said.
I'm a mousse person, not a gel person. I really like John Frieda's Take Charge mousse (I use it) %26amp; Herbal Essences Totally Twisted mousse is good too. Then Sunsilk Captivating Curls is good, as well as Tresemme Curl Care. Paul Mitchell Scultping Foam is nice too. Its more expensive than drugstore brands, but only $10, so not bad.
For anti-frizz creme's, I'd use Sunsilk defrizz 24/7 creme (also from the Captavating Curls line). Paul Mitchell's Round Trip works really well too. More expensive, once again, but its $12, not /too/ bad.
I'm not sure if you're a serum (makes your hair shiny %26amp; frizz free) person, but Proclaim is the best I've used. Garnier Fructis is alright %26amp; I've heard good things about John Frieda's. I'm not a big serum person, so not too knowledgeable about that.
Sorry if this is a lot! But I hope I've helped %26amp; good luck! If you have any questions or anything, send me an email! (:Natural Curly hair products?
Well i'm not really that expierenced with coarse african american, but i have really curly hair also. this is what i do:
I use the Sunsilk ';Captivating Curls'; shampoo, it smells and works very good. I also use Garnier Frutis Leave in Conditner, but my hair is sooo dry i use it everyday as a cream to tame all them frizzes haha. after my hair is semi dry i but my hair into pigtail braids. i sleep with them in and them when i wake up i take them out, straighten my bangs and use the ';leave in conditioner'; to tame this frizzes.
i always get pretty friz free curls, otherwise my hair is a puffy MESS.
Hope This Helps
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I couldn't fully answer that because I have natural curly.But my advice is to keep searching for European hair products,because in Europe,women tend to plants seeds and lets it grow as a plant that atr homogenous in there country and use it as chemicals for the hair to style.Good luck on your search baby.
http://naturallycurly.com
this site saved my hair %26amp; made me love my curls.
they have place where u can look at and buy productscelebrity hair
Helloo. Hope I can assist you. (:
I'm half black %26amp; half Asian. I used to use Motions, but it didn't do anything for me, so I started looking at drugstore brands.
I use Garnier Fructis Sleek %26amp; Shine and it worked wonders for me. I'm sad to see that it doesn't work for you. :[ But, I have tried almost every other drugstore brand, haha! For shampoo %26amp; conditioner, try the brands Herbal Essences or Dove (but Dove built up on my hair. :[ Before it did, it was GREAT though). Aussie %26amp; Tresemme are pretty good too. They have different types for your different needs. I prefer anti-frizz ones, because curl %26amp; moisture ones don't work as well for me. Also, I would definitely try out Sunsilk (Captivating Curls!) like the other person said.
I'm a mousse person, not a gel person. I really like John Frieda's Take Charge mousse (I use it) %26amp; Herbal Essences Totally Twisted mousse is good too. Then Sunsilk Captivating Curls is good, as well as Tresemme Curl Care. Paul Mitchell Scultping Foam is nice too. Its more expensive than drugstore brands, but only $10, so not bad.
For anti-frizz creme's, I'd use Sunsilk defrizz 24/7 creme (also from the Captavating Curls line). Paul Mitchell's Round Trip works really well too. More expensive, once again, but its $12, not /too/ bad.
I'm not sure if you're a serum (makes your hair shiny %26amp; frizz free) person, but Proclaim is the best I've used. Garnier Fructis is alright %26amp; I've heard good things about John Frieda's. I'm not a big serum person, so not too knowledgeable about that.
Sorry if this is a lot! But I hope I've helped %26amp; good luck! If you have any questions or anything, send me an email! (:Natural Curly hair products?
Well i'm not really that expierenced with coarse african american, but i have really curly hair also. this is what i do:
I use the Sunsilk ';Captivating Curls'; shampoo, it smells and works very good. I also use Garnier Frutis Leave in Conditner, but my hair is sooo dry i use it everyday as a cream to tame all them frizzes haha. after my hair is semi dry i but my hair into pigtail braids. i sleep with them in and them when i wake up i take them out, straighten my bangs and use the ';leave in conditioner'; to tame this frizzes.
i always get pretty friz free curls, otherwise my hair is a puffy MESS.
Hope This Helps
x
I couldn't fully answer that because I have natural curly.But my advice is to keep searching for European hair products,because in Europe,women tend to plants seeds and lets it grow as a plant that atr homogenous in there country and use it as chemicals for the hair to style.Good luck on your search baby.
http://naturallycurly.com
this site saved my hair %26amp; made me love my curls.
they have place where u can look at and buy products
Any curly hair products to use for relaxed hair?
my hair is relaxed, black women, so i have a relaxer in my hair, but hair is naturally curly...i am tired of wearing it straight i want a change for a week, so i want to wear it curly, but a natural curly look....ANy good products that will revive my curls, but will not break my hair off or dry it out...basically any good black hair care products, but any will help..but it has to be good for relaxed hair.
thanksAny curly hair products to use for relaxed hair?
I'm not sure if this will help but I would try the perms and relaxers page and I would also try the product recommendations page at http://www.the411onhair.com and see if you find any useful information there.
thanksAny curly hair products to use for relaxed hair?
I'm not sure if this will help but I would try the perms and relaxers page and I would also try the product recommendations page at http://www.the411onhair.com and see if you find any useful information there.
Curly hair products! (Men)?
Hello, I just became interested in taking care of my hair a little more.
http://s411.photobucket.com/albums/pp200/Stabbai/
That's me. I cut my hair and so it's a tad bit shorter but it looks the same.
The question is I'd like some good product names for stuff that would work for me.
Products like
Shampoo
Conditioner
Styling Serum
Styling Cream
I know this is a loaded question so any help you can provide would be amazing! Thank you very much.Curly hair products! (Men)?
I know it has Girl in the title, but Curly Girl by Lorraine Massey is all about how to take care of curly hair. I get my hair done at Aveda, and they have good products. I don't know about the manly smelling ones, though.
http://s411.photobucket.com/albums/pp200/Stabbai/
That's me. I cut my hair and so it's a tad bit shorter but it looks the same.
The question is I'd like some good product names for stuff that would work for me.
Products like
Shampoo
Conditioner
Styling Serum
Styling Cream
I know this is a loaded question so any help you can provide would be amazing! Thank you very much.Curly hair products! (Men)?
I know it has Girl in the title, but Curly Girl by Lorraine Massey is all about how to take care of curly hair. I get my hair done at Aveda, and they have good products. I don't know about the manly smelling ones, though.
Curly hair products...help!!!!?
I have curly/wavy hair, and i was wondering what the best product to use for it is. Its sorta straight on top, then goes curly. What products are the cheapest, but best?Curly hair products...help!!!!?
I have the same thing curly on bottom straight on top, i would use mousse all the time but I wanted something that gave me full pretty curls and kept it soft at the same time...
yesterday i went to get my hair cut and the lady used this product after she cut it called ';Its a 10'; it was amazing and im going tomorrow to go buy it. my hair was soft and kept the curls all day even after i brushed my hair it didn't frizz or poof up. Heres the link...
http://www.sleekhair.com/8604.html
another thing is choosing the right shampoo currently I use ';REGIS Cashmere'; a little pricey but keeps my hair smooth and soft heres that product http://kristadior.kristardesign.com/tag/鈥?/a>
here is a link to choosing the right shampoo
http://www.webmd.com/skin-beauty/feature鈥?/a>
hopes this helpsCurly hair products...help!!!!?
Check out http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlpix to get some style ideas, then visit http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlsalons to find a curl stylist expert in your area. It's important to see someone who really knows how to work with curly hair. Most stylists don't get any training with curly hair in beauty school.
tresemme mousse thts what i use.....
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I have the same thing curly on bottom straight on top, i would use mousse all the time but I wanted something that gave me full pretty curls and kept it soft at the same time...
yesterday i went to get my hair cut and the lady used this product after she cut it called ';Its a 10'; it was amazing and im going tomorrow to go buy it. my hair was soft and kept the curls all day even after i brushed my hair it didn't frizz or poof up. Heres the link...
http://www.sleekhair.com/8604.html
another thing is choosing the right shampoo currently I use ';REGIS Cashmere'; a little pricey but keeps my hair smooth and soft heres that product http://kristadior.kristardesign.com/tag/鈥?/a>
here is a link to choosing the right shampoo
http://www.webmd.com/skin-beauty/feature鈥?/a>
hopes this helpsCurly hair products...help!!!!?
Check out http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlpix to get some style ideas, then visit http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlsalons to find a curl stylist expert in your area. It's important to see someone who really knows how to work with curly hair. Most stylists don't get any training with curly hair in beauty school.
tresemme mousse thts what i use.....
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Good Curly hair products?
ive got medium length curls, the product i use now works well, i use suave styling foam but i was reading a on a site for curly hair and i read some stuff about silicones, moisture, and alcohol in curly hair products. ive noticed that when my hair is wet it looks best so moisture makes sense but the stuff i use doesn't do that. anyone know of any god products? ive used john frieda and it works great but its expensive so if you know of anything afordable that'd be greatGood Curly hair products?
I use L'Oreal Studio Perfect Curves Curl Shaping/Curl Smoothing Cream. It works WONDERS. I've been looking for years to find a good product that keeps your hair nice and curly, not all frizzy and uncontrollable. Just use a quarter-sized amount on wet hair, either let air dry or use a diffuser, and it's just magical. Price-wise, it's not bad, either. I bought it on sale for $2, but normally it's around $4 to $5.
I also use the spray, (L'Oreal) Curl Boosting/Curl Spray Gel. That keeps your hair curly under any weather conditions, and keeps it nice and curly all day. Love it!Good Curly hair products?
L'Oreal has some great products, like their
Replenishing Mist for Curly Hair
and their
Detangling Hairspray in Dream Curls
Also, Olay came out with a line of beautiful hair products.
Try out their hairspray, all of them are great and affordable!!!
All of these products are great, I've tried them. You can get them at basic drugstores like Longs.
I use L'Oreal Studio Perfect Curves Curl Shaping/Curl Smoothing Cream. It works WONDERS. I've been looking for years to find a good product that keeps your hair nice and curly, not all frizzy and uncontrollable. Just use a quarter-sized amount on wet hair, either let air dry or use a diffuser, and it's just magical. Price-wise, it's not bad, either. I bought it on sale for $2, but normally it's around $4 to $5.
I also use the spray, (L'Oreal) Curl Boosting/Curl Spray Gel. That keeps your hair curly under any weather conditions, and keeps it nice and curly all day. Love it!Good Curly hair products?
L'Oreal has some great products, like their
Replenishing Mist for Curly Hair
and their
Detangling Hairspray in Dream Curls
Also, Olay came out with a line of beautiful hair products.
Try out their hairspray, all of them are great and affordable!!!
All of these products are great, I've tried them. You can get them at basic drugstores like Longs.
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Morrocanoil curly hair product does it work?
OK so i have REALLY curly hair and it's short and i wanted to know , from all the people with curly who have used this product does it work? thanks :)Morrocanoil curly hair product does it work?
I use that stuff before...It's a terrible product. The oil smelled great and my hair felt great for a few minutes, but it got really dry and looked filmy/white-ish. The stuff contains silicones which was bad for hair.
I brought all natural Morrocan Oil (usually used for cooking), and it did oil my hair nicely. The only issue I had with the oil was that it has a very strong nuttty small that just stayed on your hair for a long time.Morrocanoil curly hair product does it work?
I am a hair styler and use the Morrocanoil product with my customers.....it works on all hair types, including curly hair! It controls frizzy hair and seems to condition hair very well. It also protects the hair from the sun in hot temperatures. I found a pretty good internet company called Folica.com to purchase my hair products from. The Morrocanoil is only $35 at Folica.com! Quit a bargain! I think the size is about 3.5oz! Good luck!
I use that stuff before...It's a terrible product. The oil smelled great and my hair felt great for a few minutes, but it got really dry and looked filmy/white-ish. The stuff contains silicones which was bad for hair.
I brought all natural Morrocan Oil (usually used for cooking), and it did oil my hair nicely. The only issue I had with the oil was that it has a very strong nuttty small that just stayed on your hair for a long time.Morrocanoil curly hair product does it work?
I am a hair styler and use the Morrocanoil product with my customers.....it works on all hair types, including curly hair! It controls frizzy hair and seems to condition hair very well. It also protects the hair from the sun in hot temperatures. I found a pretty good internet company called Folica.com to purchase my hair products from. The Morrocanoil is only $35 at Folica.com! Quit a bargain! I think the size is about 3.5oz! Good luck!
Curly hair products for African Amer. women?
Use ramoni. Its expensive but works. Im not sure where it can be bought thought..
You wash you hair out, and after dry it off just a bit so its still a bit wet. then you put the ramoni in and keep rubbing it through you hair until all the white is gone, then comb it out! it gets really soft and easy to comb through no matter how knotted.Curly hair products for African Amer. women?
Try a light weight mousse for curly hair that adds shine. Or a little bit of paul mitchell skinny serum helps frizz and weighs hair down a bit for easier controlCurly hair products for African Amer. women?
Pink Lotion by Luster can get it at Walgreens. Not too heavy but still does the trick.
GO TO THIS WEB SITE ITS THEY HAVE THE BEST PRODUCTS FOR AFRICAN AND ASIAN HAIR TYPES http://www.ojon.com/
You wash you hair out, and after dry it off just a bit so its still a bit wet. then you put the ramoni in and keep rubbing it through you hair until all the white is gone, then comb it out! it gets really soft and easy to comb through no matter how knotted.Curly hair products for African Amer. women?
Try a light weight mousse for curly hair that adds shine. Or a little bit of paul mitchell skinny serum helps frizz and weighs hair down a bit for easier controlCurly hair products for African Amer. women?
Pink Lotion by Luster can get it at Walgreens. Not too heavy but still does the trick.
GO TO THIS WEB SITE ITS THEY HAVE THE BEST PRODUCTS FOR AFRICAN AND ASIAN HAIR TYPES http://www.ojon.com/
Best curly hair products?
list everything and anything here
from shampoos to mousse to irons to clips etc.
but make sure to explain what it does : )
i'm just looking to update my look (not change it, just play around with new products)Best curly hair products?
Blended Beauty (expensive, only sold over the internet, their entire line is really good)
Nature's Gates Aloe Vera Moisture Deep Conditioner and Nature's Gate Henna Shine Enhancing Conditioner as deep conditioners:
The best deep conditioners and everday conditioner I have ever used. The Aloe Vera really does moisturize my hair. I have afro coily/curly/wavy hair. The Henna brings out the natural highlights in your hair. Its really noticable when your in the sun. People often ask if I've had my hair colored!
Creme of Nature Shampoo's:
It is an oil infused shampoo so it does not strip the natural oils from your hair like most drugstore shampoos do. With curly hair you only really need to shampoo once a week and co-wash during the week.
Aubrey Organics Conitioners: Their shampoos are drying (so I've heard) but they make some of the best conditioners around. They are a bit pricey but worth it. The only reason I switched was because Im vegan and they use milk protein in some of their conditioners. I like Nature's Gate better anyways.
Oils, Oils, and Oils.
Olive oil: the perfect hot oil treatment, especially in the winter or when your hair needs moisture.
Dabur Vatika: essentially just coconut oil, amla, and henna. It thickens the hair, defines the curl, and promotes growth. you can find this at any indian pakistani grocery.
Amla oil: another indian hair oil that is good as a hot oil treatment.
Styling products:
Aloe vera gel: This defines the curl w/o weighing it down and does not leave a white flaky film on the hair. Its 100% natural.
Chi Silk Infusion: Infused with real silk, add this to hair when your fresh out of the shower, diffuse your hair and this leaves your har super soft, super shiny, and not weighed down.
Tools:
Diffusers: The curly headed girls equivalent to a blowdryer. It takes out the moisture without distorting your natural hair.
Denman brush: Every girl with curly hair has a denman brush. You use this to detangle your hair when the conditioner is in your hair. Once the conditioner is in your hair you run your hair under water and beginning from the bottom and working your way to the top you begin to detangle your hair. You can find this on amazon.
Ouchless ponytail holders: Does not snag the curl when taking down your ponytail or while putting one up
Irons: Curly heads do really good with professional grade irons like chi or GHD.Best curly hair products?
*herbal essence--curly hair activator (i think it is)
it also comes in a mousse
--%26gt;this helps activates your curls in and makes them really pretty
i use it and i love it.gives an awesome and nice style
I have the worst thin curly hair and found this website www.bronzedgoddess.net while reading about lotions here. They carry Biolustre and H2Ion. Alot of customer have been raving about their service.
H2 Ion actually is good it helps the hair while you are styling with heat. The Biolustre did miracles for my frizzy unmanageable hair and it cause no damage. Worth the money as I paid $800 to fry and kill m y hair by Japanese Straightening. This was the only thing that saved it and helped it to stay straight.
for curl definition and moisture go for mixed chicks hair products...it works for all grades of hair..especially if you have the frizzies...and the more natural you go, the better when it comes to products because the skin absorbs it..and some of the ingredients in popular hair care products is pretty scary stuff.....best of luck!
Bumble and Bumble Curl Conscious line
Fekkai Wave Spray
Pantene Curl Enhancing Scrunching Mousse
Redken Fresh Curls
Conair Instant Heat Curling Irons (very cheap, but good)
My mom uses Redken's Fresh Curls products. She loves them. http://www.redken.com/products/haircare/fresh-curls
from shampoos to mousse to irons to clips etc.
but make sure to explain what it does : )
i'm just looking to update my look (not change it, just play around with new products)Best curly hair products?
Blended Beauty (expensive, only sold over the internet, their entire line is really good)
Nature's Gates Aloe Vera Moisture Deep Conditioner and Nature's Gate Henna Shine Enhancing Conditioner as deep conditioners:
The best deep conditioners and everday conditioner I have ever used. The Aloe Vera really does moisturize my hair. I have afro coily/curly/wavy hair. The Henna brings out the natural highlights in your hair. Its really noticable when your in the sun. People often ask if I've had my hair colored!
Creme of Nature Shampoo's:
It is an oil infused shampoo so it does not strip the natural oils from your hair like most drugstore shampoos do. With curly hair you only really need to shampoo once a week and co-wash during the week.
Aubrey Organics Conitioners: Their shampoos are drying (so I've heard) but they make some of the best conditioners around. They are a bit pricey but worth it. The only reason I switched was because Im vegan and they use milk protein in some of their conditioners. I like Nature's Gate better anyways.
Oils, Oils, and Oils.
Olive oil: the perfect hot oil treatment, especially in the winter or when your hair needs moisture.
Dabur Vatika: essentially just coconut oil, amla, and henna. It thickens the hair, defines the curl, and promotes growth. you can find this at any indian pakistani grocery.
Amla oil: another indian hair oil that is good as a hot oil treatment.
Styling products:
Aloe vera gel: This defines the curl w/o weighing it down and does not leave a white flaky film on the hair. Its 100% natural.
Chi Silk Infusion: Infused with real silk, add this to hair when your fresh out of the shower, diffuse your hair and this leaves your har super soft, super shiny, and not weighed down.
Tools:
Diffusers: The curly headed girls equivalent to a blowdryer. It takes out the moisture without distorting your natural hair.
Denman brush: Every girl with curly hair has a denman brush. You use this to detangle your hair when the conditioner is in your hair. Once the conditioner is in your hair you run your hair under water and beginning from the bottom and working your way to the top you begin to detangle your hair. You can find this on amazon.
Ouchless ponytail holders: Does not snag the curl when taking down your ponytail or while putting one up
Irons: Curly heads do really good with professional grade irons like chi or GHD.Best curly hair products?
*herbal essence--curly hair activator (i think it is)
it also comes in a mousse
--%26gt;this helps activates your curls in and makes them really pretty
i use it and i love it.gives an awesome and nice style
I have the worst thin curly hair and found this website www.bronzedgoddess.net while reading about lotions here. They carry Biolustre and H2Ion. Alot of customer have been raving about their service.
H2 Ion actually is good it helps the hair while you are styling with heat. The Biolustre did miracles for my frizzy unmanageable hair and it cause no damage. Worth the money as I paid $800 to fry and kill m y hair by Japanese Straightening. This was the only thing that saved it and helped it to stay straight.
for curl definition and moisture go for mixed chicks hair products...it works for all grades of hair..especially if you have the frizzies...and the more natural you go, the better when it comes to products because the skin absorbs it..and some of the ingredients in popular hair care products is pretty scary stuff.....best of luck!
Bumble and Bumble Curl Conscious line
Fekkai Wave Spray
Pantene Curl Enhancing Scrunching Mousse
Redken Fresh Curls
Conair Instant Heat Curling Irons (very cheap, but good)
My mom uses Redken's Fresh Curls products. She loves them. http://www.redken.com/products/haircare/fresh-curls
Help!! whats _the_ best curly hair products out there!? -RASAP
I have mid length thick curly hair.its not that tight of a curl [like afro curl] but it is like ringlets [but tight ringlets S:]
im coloring my hair ina few days and having a family reunion and want my hair to look AMAZING!
any suggestions?? Help!! whats _the_ best curly hair products out there!? -RASAP
The key to curly hair is moisture. Wetting it with water mixed w/ violet water and COMB through it...
You can do Tressemme curl care products OR Pantene gels %26amp; creams..
There is a special chemical that is in most shampoos but isn't in Suave Coconut Shampoo...if you don't but a nice salon bought shampoo, use that...
Good luck!
Kels.Help!! whats _the_ best curly hair products out there!? -RASAP
Crunch it with mouse after washing it. This will keep your natural curls in place.
im coloring my hair ina few days and having a family reunion and want my hair to look AMAZING!
any suggestions?? Help!! whats _the_ best curly hair products out there!? -RASAP
The key to curly hair is moisture. Wetting it with water mixed w/ violet water and COMB through it...
You can do Tressemme curl care products OR Pantene gels %26amp; creams..
There is a special chemical that is in most shampoos but isn't in Suave Coconut Shampoo...if you don't but a nice salon bought shampoo, use that...
Good luck!
Kels.Help!! whats _the_ best curly hair products out there!? -RASAP
Crunch it with mouse after washing it. This will keep your natural curls in place.
Good curly hair products that....?
Weigh your hair down?? Yess I want it to weight my hair down. Becuse my hair is long doq to my waist, but with all the curls, my hair looks almost shoulder length and I dont want it to look that way... What can I use to weigh it down some? I bought some miss jessies but am going to try it in tha morning....Good curly hair products that....?
In order to weigh your hair down to make it look longer, the product would have to be so heavy it would make your hair look greasy. Try using a straightening iron to help relax your hair. Be sure to use a good leave-in conditioner, like Aussie Dual Personality, to protect your hair from the heat of the iron. You don't have to take all the waves out, just enough to get the length you want. If you're looking for truly straight hair, you might consider getting it professionally straightened.Good curly hair products that....?
thn try itcelebrity hair
In order to weigh your hair down to make it look longer, the product would have to be so heavy it would make your hair look greasy. Try using a straightening iron to help relax your hair. Be sure to use a good leave-in conditioner, like Aussie Dual Personality, to protect your hair from the heat of the iron. You don't have to take all the waves out, just enough to get the length you want. If you're looking for truly straight hair, you might consider getting it professionally straightened.Good curly hair products that....?
thn try it
Curly Hair Products for frizzy curly hair!!!!!!?
So I used to have beautiful non fizzy crazy curls when i was little. But im 13 now and now my hair has parts that are literally just a frizz. and i hate it! I have tried multiple hair products and i found tresseme sometimes works.I don't care about the price either. so do you guys have any advice or porducts that sound good. Any hair styles too. My hair is the curliest you can think of and beautiful if its not frizzed! thank you so much! =]Curly Hair Products for frizzy curly hair!!!!!!?
Here are some basic tips for curly hair that you might find helpful:
*Try to find a stylist who knows how to work with curly hair. You can find ratings by region here: http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlsalons
*Don't shampoo every day.
*Comb conditioner through hair in the shower.
*Never use a brush on dry hair, only untangle when the hair is wet.
*Apply styling products to dripping wet hair. Scrunch or twirl hair to achieve desired shape.
*Use styling products suited for your hair type. Don鈥檛 know yours? http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types
*Avoid terrycloth towels; use microfiber or t-shirts instead.
*Air dry or use a diffuser with your blowdryer.
*Don't touch (or brush!) your hair while it鈥檚 drying
For specific products for your hair type you鈥檒l want to explore the forums at:
http://www.naturallycurly.com/curltalk/
There you can find others with the same hair type and try out some of their favorite products.
If you want to run out and pick something up locally, I recommend trying LA Looks or Herbal essences gels (drugstore); Biotera gel and cream (Sally's Beauty Supply); Suave Naturals/vo5 conditioners (really cheap); Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose Condish (semi-cheap but super moisturizing; found at organics/specialty stores); red Cream of Nature shampoo (drugstore again); and L'oreal out of bed weightless texturizer (black tub, use under gel). These are all good things to try, and be sure to tinker around with amounts and how you use any products.
Lastly, it has made my hair so much better since I started the curly girl method! I used to almost never wear it down (it was a frizz/poof ball), but now I have pretty, shiny curls. ~:) It鈥檚 pretty radical鈥攏o sulfates (shampoo) or silicones鈥攂ut it鈥檚 so great for curly hair. Give it a shot and check it out:
http://www.wikihow.com/Follow-the-Curly-鈥?/a>
http://www.ylcf.org/gotcurl/Curly Hair Products for frizzy curly hair!!!!!!?
i would use the bumble and bumble hair products from the curl line. it reduces frizz really well and makes frizzy/wavy hair into really nice curls... you can buy it at headlines salon in the university village
I have the same hair type as you. I recently started using Herbal Essences Totally Twisted shampoo to control the curls, along with Herbal Essences None of Your Frizziness conditioner. It works wonders :]
Good luck!
-Emily
Here is a blog below that will help. The products are called Mixed Chicks
try MopTop. (i like it so far)
dry it with a t-shirt instead of a towel, use shampoo without sulfate and try washing it only once a week.
do not use Pantene because it will make your hair frizzer!
i have the exact problem and the only way that i have found possible to do it is by using gallons of mousse daily
Bed Head.
It works WONDERS.
Lol.
Here are some basic tips for curly hair that you might find helpful:
*Try to find a stylist who knows how to work with curly hair. You can find ratings by region here: http://www.naturallycurly.com/curlsalons
*Don't shampoo every day.
*Comb conditioner through hair in the shower.
*Never use a brush on dry hair, only untangle when the hair is wet.
*Apply styling products to dripping wet hair. Scrunch or twirl hair to achieve desired shape.
*Use styling products suited for your hair type. Don鈥檛 know yours? http://www.naturallycurly.com/hair-types
*Avoid terrycloth towels; use microfiber or t-shirts instead.
*Air dry or use a diffuser with your blowdryer.
*Don't touch (or brush!) your hair while it鈥檚 drying
For specific products for your hair type you鈥檒l want to explore the forums at:
http://www.naturallycurly.com/curltalk/
There you can find others with the same hair type and try out some of their favorite products.
If you want to run out and pick something up locally, I recommend trying LA Looks or Herbal essences gels (drugstore); Biotera gel and cream (Sally's Beauty Supply); Suave Naturals/vo5 conditioners (really cheap); Aubrey Organics Honeysuckle Rose Condish (semi-cheap but super moisturizing; found at organics/specialty stores); red Cream of Nature shampoo (drugstore again); and L'oreal out of bed weightless texturizer (black tub, use under gel). These are all good things to try, and be sure to tinker around with amounts and how you use any products.
Lastly, it has made my hair so much better since I started the curly girl method! I used to almost never wear it down (it was a frizz/poof ball), but now I have pretty, shiny curls. ~:) It鈥檚 pretty radical鈥攏o sulfates (shampoo) or silicones鈥攂ut it鈥檚 so great for curly hair. Give it a shot and check it out:
http://www.wikihow.com/Follow-the-Curly-鈥?/a>
http://www.ylcf.org/gotcurl/Curly Hair Products for frizzy curly hair!!!!!!?
i would use the bumble and bumble hair products from the curl line. it reduces frizz really well and makes frizzy/wavy hair into really nice curls... you can buy it at headlines salon in the university village
I have the same hair type as you. I recently started using Herbal Essences Totally Twisted shampoo to control the curls, along with Herbal Essences None of Your Frizziness conditioner. It works wonders :]
Good luck!
-Emily
Here is a blog below that will help. The products are called Mixed Chicks
try MopTop. (i like it so far)
dry it with a t-shirt instead of a towel, use shampoo without sulfate and try washing it only once a week.
do not use Pantene because it will make your hair frizzer!
i have the exact problem and the only way that i have found possible to do it is by using gallons of mousse daily
Bed Head.
It works WONDERS.
Lol.
Kinky curly hair products?
if u start to use their produtcs is it true that u caint stop using the product and then use something else?Kinky curly hair products?
i dont think so but then again i have never tried it
i dont think so but then again i have never tried it
I need help:Curly hair products?
Okay so I have somewhat of curly hair what type of shampoo and conditionar should I use?
like what brandI need help:Curly hair products?
anything that keeps the frizz down...frizz ease (or however the hell its spelled) works really good
i use big sexy hair products....expensive but they're curly hair products work like a freakin charm!! ^_^
they have stuff to straighten your hair or to give your curls some more bounce!
like what brandI need help:Curly hair products?
anything that keeps the frizz down...frizz ease (or however the hell its spelled) works really good
i use big sexy hair products....expensive but they're curly hair products work like a freakin charm!! ^_^
they have stuff to straighten your hair or to give your curls some more bounce!
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