girls with curly hair...
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I smooth herbal essence - tousle me softly finishing cream and then spray aussie sydney smooth spray on my damp hair after washing. It's a little stiff, but it makes my curls come out quite nice.0
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I use tresemmee products (the shampoo and conditioner is moisture rich) and aussie sometimes.
My hair is beyond frizzy unless I use these, i've heard fruit based products like garnier and herbal essences cause more damage in the long run because of the acid in fruit.
these two brans I use are pretty inexpensive as well0 -
I've tried everything! My hair is medium-coarse, and medium-thin. Aveda "Be Curly" Curl enhancing lotion (~$25) gets the best results for me.0
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I have never found anything better than It's A Ten Miracle Leave In conditioner - it leaves your hair so soft and frizz free!
http://www.amazon.com/Its-10-Miracle-Product-4-Ounces/dp/B000TKH6G2
I also really like Organix Brazilian Keratin shampoo/ conditioner/ treatment products - it relaxes my curls into a nice loose curl/ beach wave.0 -
My arsenal include Natures Gate conditioner, kinky curly knott today leave in conditioner, kinky curly curl custard for hold, sometimes curly girl's curls in a bottle for lazy days, aragan oil or olive oil, joiwhip deep conditioner. Rinses with Apple Cider Vingear are also good every other week. Since I stopped using sulfates and silicones my long hair has become much more managable and the curls have been much more tame and defined. The site I always go to for suggestions and research is the naturally curly website, where you can find more info about devacurl and Massey's book that was previously mentioned. Hope it helps!0
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Subscribing. My poor 14yr old daughter has super fine, ultra curly hair. Needless to say, she's not really pleased with it.
If she wants to relax her curls a bit, grab Organix Keratin Brazilian products. They relax your hair while leaving a looser, beach wave type look. If she likes that she can graduate into the big leagues and get a professional Brazilian Kertin blowout from a salon.
If she likes the super curl look, I suggest a three fold attack. Grab a diffuser for her blow dryer, a volumizing spray (I like bedhead/ catwalk products), and a good defrizzing conditioner (curly hair doesn't need shampooing often) for some sweet curl action.0 -
I hated my curls all my life. Until I got the ouidad haircut two years ago. I use the leave in conditioner and styling gel along with it. My hair has never looked so good as it does now. I get compliments on it all the time.
For shampoo I and conditioner I use the loreal ever sleek for curly hair.
I highly recommend checking out a ouidad certified salon in your area.0 -
I just use Moraccan oil.
just bought some of this--it was like 50 bucks ...YIKES!
Coconut oil is cheaper and I like it more.
Check out http://www.longhaircommunity.com/
Its like the MFP for people growing hair.
Even if you are not growing your hair the advice you will get for curly hair is excellent.0 -
I use moroccan oil to control frizz (I use the light oil designed for blondes since my hair is very highlighted). It is the only hair product I touch outside of the shower, and I loooooove it!0
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I have to deep condition my hair weekly and only shampoo with sulfate-free shampoos. The product I love the most is Shea Moisture Curl Enhancing Smoothie. My hair is thick and gets HUGE, and needs something a little heavy to control it. It leaves my hair soft and it smells yummy too.0
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I use the Herbal Essences "totally twisted" mousse and the new curl define creme.
I find it's more important that I get a haircut on a regular basis then what I use in it...0 -
I use Redkin. I find it is best to pick up your products from your hairdresser. They are more expensive, but they help your color and Redkin products are so much better than anything I have ever purchased in CVS.0
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I can't find anything that works for me, so I straighten it or put it up somehow. I will definitely be reading through these for suggestions!0
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I do a conditioner rinse, then condition my hair will a sulfate free conditioner. i only shampoo once a week, and i use a shampoo with a high moisture content and not too strong of a detergent.
i like to put a lil morracan oil in my hair while its still damp. thats pretty much it in terms of product.0 -
I use normal conditioner when washing then a leave in conditioner pick my hair instead of hand scrunching it and put in tousle me softly mousse by herbal essence and my curls are big and usually not frizzy0
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I don't personally have curls ( i have some mild waves) but I am a hairstylist! I find that a good combo of Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum and Sculpting Foam do well. Another favorite of mine is Kenra Curl Creme.0
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I have curly frizzy hair. I use conditioner on my ends only. I use a wide tooth comb to gently untangle hair.
I use almond oil (3drops) while it is damp. Post dry(to keep hair tame), I use argon oil. I do not use Moroccan oil as Argon oil is better and Morroccan oil has only a bit of argon oil in it.0 -
for my hair i use aussie spray gel and it works great when i wear my hair curly. hope this helps0
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Diffuser & mousse. Looks great on our clients at the salon.0
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Have been using Moroccan oil for the past couple of years. It does leave my hair very shiny and silky. Totally love the product. When I started working out and losing weight, I started to lose a bit of my hair, and my hair stopped growing as fast, so now in addition to M. Oil, I also started using Coconut oil (which seems to help).0
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for my hair i use aussie spray gel and it works great when i wear my hair curly. hope this helps
Finally someone said Aussie! Nothing touches my curly hair unless it is an Aussie product. I have tried all kinds and it control frizz the best. Shampoo, Conditioner, spray gel, and sprunch spray if especially frizzy that day.0 -
I use Organix shampoos and conditioners. To style, I make sure my hair is super wet and then I use John Frieda hair serum followed by John Frieda Dream Curls Perfecting Spray. Scrunch your hair a bit and then let air dry, takes me through the entire day without crunchy feeling hair. No hair spray needed!0
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LOVE this topic!!! DevaCurl all the way!! You can get it on Amazon, but I go to a stylist trained for curly hair. Have never been happier with it.
Anyone recommend certain devacurl products? There are so many !
Deva No Poo, One Condition, Volumizing Frizz Free Foam, Mister Right. The foam is relatively new and I love it-- so much easier for me to get every where evenly than the AngeL gel that I had from Deva before, which I love until I started with the foam.0 -
Currently using Pantene curls to straight shampoo / conditioners. I use a CHI to straighten my hair and freeze ease finisher on the ends of my hair.0
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I use herbal essences totally twisted when I wear my hair naturally. I use the herbal essences hello hydration shampoo & conditioner and it helps with the frizziness.
When I straighten it, I use moroccan oil and some aussie hairspray. But that's it. (:0 -
Lvoe john frieda products- use both serum and curl reviver mousse.
I change my shampoo and conditioner regularly as I feel my hair gets used to it very quickly.0 -
Redken!!!!!! They have a line for curly hair, it is the best! I was a hairstylist for 10 years and have worked with and tried everything. I love it!0
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Coconut oil or this stuff I get on Etsy called Triple Moon Anointing Oil. Also I never heat style.0
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Bump for later. Thanks for all the product ideas0
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