What hair products do you like that beat the frizzies? My hair is thick and there's lots of it, shoulder length and wavy. I can straighten it or go au naturale but I prefer not to have to spend a lot of time fooling with it.

What's good?

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My hair is thin and I have TONS of those little baby hairs/flyaways and my hair get super frizzy in the humid weather :frown:

I have been using these products together and they work pretty good:

This one is like an adult version of no more tangles & frizz control. I love it and use it daily in the summer time
Ojon Dry Recovery™ Revitalizing Moisture Mist : Shop Hair & Scalp Treatments | Sephora (http://www.sephora.com/dry-recovery-tm-revitalizing-moisture-mist-P111019?skuId=1326123)

I only use this one when blow drying my hair:
Ojon Damage Reverse™ Instant Restorative Hair Serum: Shop Hair & Scalp Treatments | Sephora (http://www.sephora.com/damage-reverse-instant-restorative-hair-serum-P293006?skuId=1362565)

What hair products do you like that beat the frizzies? My hair is thick and there's lots of it, shoulder length and wavy. I can straighten it or go au naturale but I prefer not to have to spend a lot of time fooling with it.

What's good?
I have the same issues with my hair. I have tried just about everything I can think of, but the BEST I have found is Tresemme' Smooth & Silky. It's cheap, and comes in a large bottle. I have tried the more expensive stuff, but the Tresemme' works the best. My hair is also on the thin side, and this doesn't weigh it down.

I have 2 tons of thick, wavy hair that is somewhat coarse and tends to be dry unless I condition the crap out of it. 2 summers ago it was shoulder length and I wore it curly all the time. I would mix together Garnier Wonder Waves mousse and Tresemme Flawless Curls cream in my hand, scrunch that into my hair, then while it was still wet I sprayed some Garnier Anti-Frizz hairspray all over. It was soft and bouncy and shiny - never crunchy or frizzy. And now I'm starting to wonder why I'm hanging onto my long hair because it is an absolute mess unless I heat style it. :ohwell:

Also, as an aside, I found that my natural wave/curls looked better when I combed my hair in the shower with the conditioner still in it, then again right after I rinsed it out. That was it. Once I was out of the shower I didn't touch it with a comb or brush if I wanted to wear it curly. I still do this to keep my hair from tangling but now it doesn't do anything for me aesthetically. :lol:

I have 2 tons of thick, wavy hair that is somewhat coarse and tends to be dry unless I condition the crap out of it. 2 summers ago it was shoulder length and I wore it curly all the time. I would mix together Garnier Wonder Waves mousse and Tresemme Flawless Curls cream in my hand, scrunch that into my hair, then while it was still wet I sprayed some Garnier Anti-Frizz hairspray all over. It was soft and bouncy and shiny - never crunchy or frizzy. And now I'm starting to wonder why I'm hanging onto my long hair because it is an absolute mess unless I heat style it. :ohwell:

Also, as an aside, I found that my natural wave/curls looked better when I combed my hair in the shower with the conditioner still in it, then again right after I rinsed it out. That was it. Once I was out of the shower I didn't touch it with a comb or brush if I wanted to wear it curly. I still do this to keep my hair from tangling but now it doesn't do anything for me aesthetically. :lol:


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I have 2 tons of thick, wavy hair that is somewhat coarse and tends to be dry unless I condition the crap out of it. 2 summers ago it was shoulder length and I wore it curly all the time. I would mix together Garnier Wonder Waves mousse and Tresemme Flawless Curls cream in my hand, scrunch that into my hair, then while it was still wet I sprayed some Garnier Anti-Frizz hairspray all over. It was soft and bouncy and shiny - never crunchy or frizzy. And now I'm starting to wonder why I'm hanging onto my long hair because it is an absolute mess unless I heat style it. :ohwell:

Thanks for the recommendations! :yay:

:biggrin:That post kinda puts a whole new spin on the brazillian wax thread we have in the women's only forum, huh...:lol:

I have 2 tons of thick, wavy hair that is somewhat coarse and tends to be dry unless I condition the crap out of it. 2 summers ago it was shoulder length and I wore it curly all the time. I would mix together Garnier Wonder Waves mousse and Tresemme Flawless Curls cream in my hand, scrunch that into my hair, then while it was still wet I sprayed some Garnier Anti-Frizz hairspray all over. It was soft and bouncy and shiny - never crunchy or frizzy. And now I'm starting to wonder why I'm hanging onto my long hair because it is an absolute mess unless I heat style it. :ohwell:

Also, as an aside, I found that my natural wave/curls looked better when I combed my hair in the shower with the conditioner still in it, then again right after I rinsed it out. That was it. Once I was out of the shower I didn't touch it with a comb or brush if I wanted to wear it curly. I still do this to keep my hair from tangling but now it doesn't do anything for me aesthetically. :lol:
You're lucky to have thick & wavy hair, especially with the Curl you have. My hair is what they call Baby Fine, which makes it kind of on the thin side. My Hair is also shallow rooted,so I can't comb my hair when wet, because it comes out easily. I was told that the most damage we do to our hair, is by combing, or Brushing it when it's wet. I stopped using the Blow Dryer also, on the advice of my Stylist. I still have Frizzies, but no where near as bad as before!

I use Mixed Chicks shampoo, leave in conditioner and alternate with their deep conditioner and then towel dry and rub in Miss Jessie's Quick Curls. I want to use more of Miss Jessie's products. I've been very pleased so far.

Natural Hair | Curly Hair | Natural Hair Products (http://www.missjessies.com/shop)

Natural Curly Hair Products - Mixed Chicks | A Curly Revolution (http://www.mixedchicks.net/products.html)

I have 2 tons of thick, wavy hair that is somewhat coarse and tends to be dry unless I condition the crap out of it. 2 summers ago it was shoulder length and I wore it curly all the time. I would mix together Garnier Wonder Waves mousse and Tresemme Flawless Curls cream in my hand, scrunch that into my hair, then while it was still wet I sprayed some Garnier Anti-Frizz hairspray all over. It was soft and bouncy and shiny - never crunchy or frizzy. And now I'm starting to wonder why I'm hanging onto my long hair because it is an absolute mess unless I heat style it. :ohwell:

Also, as an aside, I found that my natural wave/curls looked better when I combed my hair in the shower with the conditioner still in it, then again right after I rinsed it out. That was it. Once I was out of the shower I didn't touch it with a comb or brush if I wanted to wear it curly. I still do this to keep my hair from tangling but now it doesn't do anything for me aesthetically. :lol:
I've noticed this also. If I comb in the shower my hair has more of a ringlet curl which I like. But if I brush out of the shower it is more a of a loose wave.

How do you dry it? that is the hard thing for me I cant let it sit wet I have to have it in a towel for 20 minutes or so.

That post kinda puts a whole new spin on the brazillian wax thread we have in the women's only forum, huh...:lol:

And now the men folks go a scampering to find it...

Where's Pete? :lol:

Thanks for the recommendations! :yay:
No problem! I even wore my hair like this when camping in TN and it didn't frizz at all.

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I'd hope that if I looked that shaggy that someone in my life would direct me to the nearest hair salon. :lmao:

I've noticed this also. If I comb in the shower my hair has more of a ringlet curl which I like. But if I brush out of the shower it is more a of a loose wave.

How do you dry it? that is the hard thing for me I cant let it sit wet I have to have it in a towel for 20 minutes or so.
When I wore it curly I just let it air dry. When I got out of the shower I'd use my towel to scrunch up the curls and sop up all the dripping water. Then I'd just leave it. It took forever to dry but I found that the drying time was cut down a lot if I used a good conditioner. Dry hair (as in needing moisture) wants to hold onto the water so it takes forever to dry.

Wen.

I'd hope that if I looked that shaggy that someone in my life would direct me to the nearest hair salon. :lmao:

I would do that for you. :lol:

Wen.

Now.

And now the men folks go a scampering to find it...

Where's Pete? :lol:I can't find it. :mad:

I can't find it. :mad:

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I have long, thick, wavy hair. This is what I use and I like it

Oléo-Relax Slim | Kérastase Paris (http://www.kerastase-usa.com/_en/_us/shop_products/nutritive/index-thick_dry_rebellious.htm)

I just use the cream. Some salons also offer keratase treatments (or other similar teatments) to smooth hair. I've never had that done though, so I'm not sure if they work.

Sometimes I find that my hair is just more cooperative when it feels like cooperating. Sometimes the waves look awesome on their own and sometimes a bun it is; even though (I think) I've done everything the same.

I can't find it. :mad:
What are you doing here? You're supposed to be mowing my lawn. :doh:

What are you doing here? You're supposed to be mowing my lawn. :doh:

I saw you posted her and had to come look and see what hair products you use. :lol:

I saw you posted her and had to come look and see what hair products you use. :lol:I have naturally curly hair and have no need of hair products. :drama: