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Answer this if you have unmangable hair
Okay. I'm 14 year old female and I chinese. Normally, chinese aren't suppose to have curly hair and suppose to have fine hair, but I don't. But that's not the question.
I have curly, frizzy hair and I want to tame it down, so it isn't so frizzy.
What are some good products that can kinda make it less frizzy. What can I do to make it let frizzy.
-Thanks
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try john freda or charles worthington and use serum
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Try hair serum... it doesnt live your hair hard like hair spray. There are many brands that have hair serum. Such as, Frizz Ease, Garnier, etc. I like the Garnier because it smells good.
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For a shampoo- Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine..
It's for "frizzy, dry, or unmanagable hair."
Or you could try blow drying your hair before bed. When you wake up try putting Terax Gloss (about $16) on your hair from roots to tips.
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Take it from someone who knows what wicked frizzy hair is like, mine is THE WORST. What I use it Herbal Essences None of Your Frizzness shampoo & conditioner (orange bottles). They also have a leave-in cream you can use with the other products. They work AMAZING, they don't make your hair unbelievably flat and straight, but they help A LOT. If you use a flat iron to straighten your hair, you can use another one of their products called Dangerously Straight Flat Out Finishing Spray (in a purple spray bottle). It really helps when you're trying to straighten your hair. Also, I've heard of Sunsilk shampoo & conditioner, and I hear it's really good. Their products also come with a cream to use after you've showered. Go to Sunsilk.com and you can order free samples, they take a while to get to your house, so you could just go out to Walgreens or CVS and pick some up. Hope I helped :)
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i use frizz-ease corrective styling mousse & it works wonders. [:
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Frizzy hair is a total nightmare. I have the same problem, so you have my sympathies!
I've developed a little regime that helps to keep my hair under control, so maybe that will also work for you.
I wash my hair with an Dove Shampoo for Dry/Damaged hair (as my hair is both and this makes the frizz much worse). Follow up with Aussie Three Minute Miracle Conditioner. It says to leave on for 3 minutes, but I leave it on for somewhere around 8 minutes and it does a brilliant job.
I use Wella Curls Strong Hold Mousse. A generous amount smoothed right the way through my hair, then comb with a comb, NOT a brush. Then dry with a hairdryer on a medium setting with the nozzle ALWAYS facing down. Smooth the hair down with your hand as it dries but do NOT use a brush. After it has dried, I use Sunsilk (the purple and green ones both work for frizzy hair but if your hair is curly, the green one is best) serum. A walnut sized amount goes into your hand and then smooth it gently through the whole of your hair.
If it is still a little frizzy after this, I usually tie it back while it is still warm from drying and then clip up in a large butterfly clip. That helps to calm the hair down. I leave it for around 2-3 hours or leave it in a pony tail over night and the next morning, it's absoloutely fine.
Also, John Frieda Frizz-Ease works fantastically too. I would recommend the Original Serum, which you apply immediately after washing, while your hair is still soaking wet; and the Wind Down Cream, which you apply to dry hair.
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