Managing thick brittle hair?

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Tristen P.

Aug 31, 2013

Tristen P.

I have the thickest, brittlest hair that any hairdresser has ever seen. It's always frizzy, and I hate to straighten it every day. I've tried a few different products but they don't seem to tame my unmanageable mane! Anybody know of any really good products that don't make hair greasy but still tame frizz? or even a product that makes hair a little straighter without actually using a flat iron?

Marylin M.

Aug 31, 2013

Marylin M.

Mm I don't know, but maby if you sleep with it in a braid it'll get a little better =)

Natalie M.

Aug 31, 2013

Natalie M.

First try hair masks to try and minimize damage and repair hair I use organic renewing Moroccan argan oil :) works wonders on the hair! I love smell and it is Sulfate free shampoo :)

Kelly L.

Aug 31, 2013

Kelly L.

Coconut oil and a hot oil treatment.

Sloane M.

Aug 31, 2013

Sloane M.

Coconut oil for a hair mask and for frizz try the John Frieda frizz ease line.

Tristen P.

Sep 1, 2013

Tristen P.

ok thanks! :)

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