Products For Frizziness?

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Chantale M.

Mar 29, 2012

Chantale M.

i love to keep my hair natural but when i dont blow dry it or straighten it sometimes it gets really frizzy and just not the look im going for :) if anyone has any products that will tame frizz without making it look greasy id love to know! :) 

Samantha V.

Mar 29, 2012

Samantha V.

organix coconut frizz serum , brunette goddess shine spray, or garnier fructis shine spray are some good ones ! they usually keep my hair from getting frizzy :)

Karen H.

Apr 4, 2012

Karen H.

The Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum is my favorite hair product for dealing with frizziness. After you wash your hair at night, put a pump of the product in your palm, rub your hands and then apply the product to the ends of your hair (don't apply to the roots because it'll make it look greasy). If you have wavy or curly hair, scrunch your hair with the product. Hope that helps!

Landrey S.

Apr 4, 2012

Landrey S.

Argan oil is an amazing thing!

Bee K.

Apr 4, 2012

Bee K.

same problem here, and i've been testing natural remedies and so far coconut oil as a leave in conditioner ( a little bit ) after you shower helps to keep your hair's shape (solidifies below 76 degrees) which is why it is used a styling agent in many salons :) hope this helps!

Chantale M.

Apr 4, 2012

Chantale M.

O thanks, I haven't heard of the coconut oil before for it ill have to find somewhere that sells it and try it out! Thanks everyone:)

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