What are some good light-medium hold hairsprays that are okay for my hair type?
What are good brands for oily hair shampoo and conditioner?
What types of shampoos and conditioners should I use, and how often? (ex: clarifying shampoos, volumizing shampoos, etc.)
What do I look for in good oily hair products?What are best shampoos/conditioners for oily hair?
alll ur needs can be solved with one produvt and that is sunsilk and it amzing trust me hun!!
good luck!!!What are best shampoos/conditioners for oily hair?
any head %26amp; shoulders i used to have that problem and i still use it as regular shampoo!:]
I would recommend the Scalp Therapy shampoo and conditioner by Bumble and Bumble. It helps balance out the scalp, so it won't be so oily. That way if your scalp is healthier, then in turn your hair is also healthier.
In terms of styling products, it really depends on the texture and density of your hair??? Post some more info please.
Hope this helps :-)
I use Tresemme, that or Herbal Essences. It works for every type of hair. And usually the volumizing shampoo works best.
For oily hair, almost any cheap clarifying shampoo will do; I'd go with Suave for price.
Regarding spray, I'd select Paul Mitchell's Freeze %26amp; Shine; it's great for oily hair or humid environments.
Monday, August 23, 2010
Does anyone know a dependable way to repair and style curly, frizzified hair? shampoos, conditioner, gels ect?
i have this crazy curly hair, that i really love- but it's a bittersweet adoration. i can never get just the right texture and curl- either it's super shiny, defined curls and nastily crunchy, or impossible, frizzy, but soft and natural, i would love a happy medium. thanks so much for your replies!Does anyone know a dependable way to repair and style curly, frizzified hair? shampoos, conditioner, gels ect?
use the john frieda range for your hair - frizz ease to control the frizz, and their smoothing shampoo/conditioner, and mousse.Does anyone know a dependable way to repair and style curly, frizzified hair? shampoos, conditioner, gels ect?
The best way... go to a salon, and get a conditioning shampoo. you can't limit yourself to one product, such as mousse. You must use several... mousse to blow dry and/or scrunch with, a shine spray, then finish up with a finishing spray. i'm a hair stylist. you may want to try some ';biolage- smoothing serum'; works wonders. one of my favourites, the paul mitchell:express style- worked up, and i really like the sebastian or paul mitchell finishing sprays. good luck!
ever heard of a razor?
lot's of celebs and jocks do it
Definitely...There are so many out right now.
It can be really fun. Try adding product to your hair when it's wet, before you comb it out, and after it's dry, before you run your fingers through it, or possibly a comb. Be careful, it creates friction...which creates frizz. Some leave in conditioners help get rid of the crunchy factor, (ie.Sexy hair concepts or Tigi), when used in conjunction with a curling creme or spray.
...Cosmetologist =o)
Redken Ringlet 07 is the best for curly hair..no matter what type of curls you have it makes them ringlets. it doesnt make hair hard, it shines and smells great. would definitely give it a try.
I have pretty much the same hair type,so I see where you are coming from there! A few tips that I have picked up along the way...
- Use a good quality hair conditioner, curly hair tends to be dry by nature so will respond well to a good conditioner. My faves at the moment are Tigi 'Curls Rock' Conditioner and Joico 'Moisturise'.
- Leave the conditioner in your hair for as long as possible in the shower and afterwards rinse it out in cold water.... as cold as you can tolerate it Hot water tends to make your hair frizz otherwise
- After washing it, wrap it in a towel but avoid rubbing it etc as it tends to make it go a little on the frizzy side!
- Use a hair mousse designed for curly hair... I'd definitely use the Frizz Ease stuff- it rocks!
Apart from that I'd just say see a good hairdresser who understands curly hair, as the way it is cut/ layered etc makes a big difference to how manageable it is. I also tend to keep it at a reasonable length as I find if it gets too long that weight of it tends to pull the curl downwards making it seem more frizzy than curly.
Good Luck! :)
Oh and I'm also interested in any other tips that people have!
I have long, thick curly hair; and for what seemed forever I had tried looking for the perfect solution to tame my unruly mane. After trying literally every hair product available, I found that these products were absolutely the best, and will give you the best satisfactory results:
#1: Best shampoo %26amp; conditioner for frizzy hair Kerastase has the best products in our opinion for curly hair. Their Nutritive Bain Elasto-Curl Shampoo is praised by beauty experts for its intense moisturizing properties. It will soften coarse, curly hair while enhancing your natural curl without letting it get frizzy on you.
For conditioners, go the Kerastase route again, with its Nutritive Masquintense conditioner:
#2.
Sponsored Links
Hair care sale, 35% off
Kerastase, nioxin, wella very low price, same day ship
store.glamour4u.com/
Frizzy Hair Solutions
Advanced shampoos, styling irons %26amp; treatments eliminate frizz.
www.healthyhairplus.com
Kerastase Discounter USA
Save Up to 40% /Same Day Shipping! Huge Inventory plus Bonus Sizes
baycitiesbeautystore.com
Best hair-styling cream Creams are a must for calming flyaways while boosting shine. We love Ojon Conditioning Finishing Paste. This product works great on dry hair. Simply rub a bit between your hands then palm over your curly hair.
#3. Best shine serums for curly hair Smooth frizz %26amp; flyaways with a great shine serum. A great less-expensive project (about $6) is Neutrogena Triple Moisture Healing Shine Serum:
A medium-price gloss to try is Bumble %26amp; Bumble 'DeFrizz'
A great-but-pricey gloss is Rene Furterer Spray Gloss:
#4. Best relaxing balms Another great way to tame coarse, flyaway hair is to use a relaxing balm. You'll love these lightweight textures that won't leave hair feeling greasy:
PhytoDefrisant Botanical Hair Relaxing Balm. This relaxing balm is considered a must-have in every stylist's kit, according to InStyle magazine's 'Best Beauty Buys' 2006 issue.
We also like KMS Flat-Out Relaxing Balm
#5. Best styling gel for curly hair The pros say Senscience Smooth Gelee ($13, call 800-626-3684) is perfect for taming coarse, curly hair. It's also great when blow-drying or ironing hair straight. You'll find it won't make hair stiff, a bad effect of using many gels.
No perm or professional relaxer will do the miracle work of these products! Try each one and see which one you like the best.
use the john frieda range for your hair - frizz ease to control the frizz, and their smoothing shampoo/conditioner, and mousse.Does anyone know a dependable way to repair and style curly, frizzified hair? shampoos, conditioner, gels ect?
The best way... go to a salon, and get a conditioning shampoo. you can't limit yourself to one product, such as mousse. You must use several... mousse to blow dry and/or scrunch with, a shine spray, then finish up with a finishing spray. i'm a hair stylist. you may want to try some ';biolage- smoothing serum'; works wonders. one of my favourites, the paul mitchell:express style- worked up, and i really like the sebastian or paul mitchell finishing sprays. good luck!
ever heard of a razor?
lot's of celebs and jocks do it
Definitely...There are so many out right now.
It can be really fun. Try adding product to your hair when it's wet, before you comb it out, and after it's dry, before you run your fingers through it, or possibly a comb. Be careful, it creates friction...which creates frizz. Some leave in conditioners help get rid of the crunchy factor, (ie.Sexy hair concepts or Tigi), when used in conjunction with a curling creme or spray.
...Cosmetologist =o)
Redken Ringlet 07 is the best for curly hair..no matter what type of curls you have it makes them ringlets. it doesnt make hair hard, it shines and smells great. would definitely give it a try.
I have pretty much the same hair type,so I see where you are coming from there! A few tips that I have picked up along the way...
- Use a good quality hair conditioner, curly hair tends to be dry by nature so will respond well to a good conditioner. My faves at the moment are Tigi 'Curls Rock' Conditioner and Joico 'Moisturise'.
- Leave the conditioner in your hair for as long as possible in the shower and afterwards rinse it out in cold water.... as cold as you can tolerate it Hot water tends to make your hair frizz otherwise
- After washing it, wrap it in a towel but avoid rubbing it etc as it tends to make it go a little on the frizzy side!
- Use a hair mousse designed for curly hair... I'd definitely use the Frizz Ease stuff- it rocks!
Apart from that I'd just say see a good hairdresser who understands curly hair, as the way it is cut/ layered etc makes a big difference to how manageable it is. I also tend to keep it at a reasonable length as I find if it gets too long that weight of it tends to pull the curl downwards making it seem more frizzy than curly.
Good Luck! :)
Oh and I'm also interested in any other tips that people have!
I have long, thick curly hair; and for what seemed forever I had tried looking for the perfect solution to tame my unruly mane. After trying literally every hair product available, I found that these products were absolutely the best, and will give you the best satisfactory results:
#1: Best shampoo %26amp; conditioner for frizzy hair Kerastase has the best products in our opinion for curly hair. Their Nutritive Bain Elasto-Curl Shampoo is praised by beauty experts for its intense moisturizing properties. It will soften coarse, curly hair while enhancing your natural curl without letting it get frizzy on you.
For conditioners, go the Kerastase route again, with its Nutritive Masquintense conditioner:
#2.
Sponsored Links
Hair care sale, 35% off
Kerastase, nioxin, wella very low price, same day ship
store.glamour4u.com/
Frizzy Hair Solutions
Advanced shampoos, styling irons %26amp; treatments eliminate frizz.
www.healthyhairplus.com
Kerastase Discounter USA
Save Up to 40% /Same Day Shipping! Huge Inventory plus Bonus Sizes
baycitiesbeautystore.com
Best hair-styling cream Creams are a must for calming flyaways while boosting shine. We love Ojon Conditioning Finishing Paste. This product works great on dry hair. Simply rub a bit between your hands then palm over your curly hair.
#3. Best shine serums for curly hair Smooth frizz %26amp; flyaways with a great shine serum. A great less-expensive project (about $6) is Neutrogena Triple Moisture Healing Shine Serum:
A medium-price gloss to try is Bumble %26amp; Bumble 'DeFrizz'
A great-but-pricey gloss is Rene Furterer Spray Gloss:
#4. Best relaxing balms Another great way to tame coarse, flyaway hair is to use a relaxing balm. You'll love these lightweight textures that won't leave hair feeling greasy:
PhytoDefrisant Botanical Hair Relaxing Balm. This relaxing balm is considered a must-have in every stylist's kit, according to InStyle magazine's 'Best Beauty Buys' 2006 issue.
We also like KMS Flat-Out Relaxing Balm
#5. Best styling gel for curly hair The pros say Senscience Smooth Gelee ($13, call 800-626-3684) is perfect for taming coarse, curly hair. It's also great when blow-drying or ironing hair straight. You'll find it won't make hair stiff, a bad effect of using many gels.
No perm or professional relaxer will do the miracle work of these products! Try each one and see which one you like the best.
Any good shampoos & conditioners i can use to make my hair super health?
I want my hair to be super healthy....
im using ROOT AWAKENING,and its great...
Any tips or ideas?Any good shampoos %26amp; conditioners i can use to make my hair super health?
aveda, aveda. smells so divine 2. expensive but excellentAny good shampoos %26amp; conditioners i can use to make my hair super health?
I really like ';Aussie 3 Minute Miracle Conditioner';
You can use your regular shampoo and conditioner and then use the Aussie conditioner after wards.
You can tell the difference literally after one wash! It's amazing.
I really recommend it!
:)
EDIT: Also, it's not expensive either which is always a bonus!
nexxus
Root Awakening is the best I've come across so far. :]
Mine: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
I absolutely love and recommend the Simply Organic line. Made with honey and olive oil, very gentle on your hair and leaves it shiny. Safe for color-treated. Tangles slip right out of long hair. Simply Organic has great styling products as well.
Use a kids shampoo if you don't put a lot of product in your hair. It is very gentle and won't wash out your hairs natural oils. Biolage makes really great conditioners as does Kenra. Redken conditioners never seem to do a lot, BedHead is also good.
matrix biolage its great
im using ROOT AWAKENING,and its great...
Any tips or ideas?Any good shampoos %26amp; conditioners i can use to make my hair super health?
aveda, aveda. smells so divine 2. expensive but excellentAny good shampoos %26amp; conditioners i can use to make my hair super health?
I really like ';Aussie 3 Minute Miracle Conditioner';
You can use your regular shampoo and conditioner and then use the Aussie conditioner after wards.
You can tell the difference literally after one wash! It's amazing.
I really recommend it!
:)
EDIT: Also, it's not expensive either which is always a bonus!
nexxus
Root Awakening is the best I've come across so far. :]
Mine: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?鈥?/a>
I absolutely love and recommend the Simply Organic line. Made with honey and olive oil, very gentle on your hair and leaves it shiny. Safe for color-treated. Tangles slip right out of long hair. Simply Organic has great styling products as well.
Use a kids shampoo if you don't put a lot of product in your hair. It is very gentle and won't wash out your hairs natural oils. Biolage makes really great conditioners as does Kenra. Redken conditioners never seem to do a lot, BedHead is also good.
matrix biolage its great
What are some good shampoos/conditioners for dry/damaged hair?
I've dyed my hair alot and I also straighten it, so it's dry and damaged, and it's realllll frizzy. I'd like to know what shampoos and conditioners are good for damaged hair?
I mean store bought brands. If I tell my mom to take me to Sallys, she'll tell me she will and then it'll never happen.
Help me out a little? :)What are some good shampoos/conditioners for dry/damaged hair?
For shampoo I like Nexxus Therappe.What are some good shampoos/conditioners for dry/damaged hair?
Here's the deal: if you get sauve, garnier or herbal essence your hair will become even worse. Please don't do that to yourself! Those products either contain parafin wax (which coats the hair strand until it eventually chokes it and it breaks off) or alkaline (which strips the hair of everything including the stuff you need!). Do you honestly think your hair will be healthy if you wash it with .99 cent shampoo that for some reason has drain cleaner in it? You really really need to invest in at least some paul michell or joico, especially where you say your hair is chemically damaged with box color.
Look for something with natural ingredients and humuctants, and possibly protien.
Herbal Essences Hello Hydration
http://herbalessences.com/us/collections鈥?/a>
Herbal Essences Breaks Over
http://herbalessences.com/us/collections鈥?/a>
Dove Intense Damage Repair
http://www.dove.us/#/Products/Hair/Inten鈥?/a>
Dove Cool Moisture
http://www.dove.us/#/Products/Hair/gofre鈥?/a>
I would really suggest Dove Intense Damage Repair for you.
You should try redken, or schwarzkopf. I always use those and i dye my hair an straigten it. Those brands are a bit expensive but work great! You should be able to get them at any proffesional hair salon.
Aussie is pretty good - I bought some during the winter when my hair was going wild and it tamed the splits. I always use Pantene ProV, and I love it.
Matrix is THE BEST to repair hair, it works fast and is long lasting. It smells wonderful too.
herbal essence really works, because i flat iron my hair all the time and it keeps it healthybowel cleansing
I mean store bought brands. If I tell my mom to take me to Sallys, she'll tell me she will and then it'll never happen.
Help me out a little? :)What are some good shampoos/conditioners for dry/damaged hair?
For shampoo I like Nexxus Therappe.What are some good shampoos/conditioners for dry/damaged hair?
Here's the deal: if you get sauve, garnier or herbal essence your hair will become even worse. Please don't do that to yourself! Those products either contain parafin wax (which coats the hair strand until it eventually chokes it and it breaks off) or alkaline (which strips the hair of everything including the stuff you need!). Do you honestly think your hair will be healthy if you wash it with .99 cent shampoo that for some reason has drain cleaner in it? You really really need to invest in at least some paul michell or joico, especially where you say your hair is chemically damaged with box color.
Look for something with natural ingredients and humuctants, and possibly protien.
Herbal Essences Hello Hydration
http://herbalessences.com/us/collections鈥?/a>
Herbal Essences Breaks Over
http://herbalessences.com/us/collections鈥?/a>
Dove Intense Damage Repair
http://www.dove.us/#/Products/Hair/Inten鈥?/a>
Dove Cool Moisture
http://www.dove.us/#/Products/Hair/gofre鈥?/a>
I would really suggest Dove Intense Damage Repair for you.
You should try redken, or schwarzkopf. I always use those and i dye my hair an straigten it. Those brands are a bit expensive but work great! You should be able to get them at any proffesional hair salon.
Aussie is pretty good - I bought some during the winter when my hair was going wild and it tamed the splits. I always use Pantene ProV, and I love it.
Matrix is THE BEST to repair hair, it works fast and is long lasting. It smells wonderful too.
herbal essence really works, because i flat iron my hair all the time and it keeps it healthy
Why does the hair salon use three shampoos/conditioners on my hair?
Whenever I go they wash my hair with three things. Obviously the first is shampoo and the last is conditioner, but what would the third thing be? Is it just shampoo again? I'm just curious because it makes my hair feel really nice.Why does the hair salon use three shampoos/conditioners on my hair?
just because something makes your hair feel and look nice doesn't mean it's necessarily good for your hair :: most salon and store brand shampoos have sls (sles) in them which when used over time actually causes hair to thin =\
http://www.hairlossbuddy.com/20/sodium-l鈥?/a>
a lot of shampoos and conditioners have lots of harsh chemicals in them that aren't just bad for your hair but bad for your health :: you want to check all the ingredients and make sure they are safe!!
http://www.sunshine-health.org/left_menu鈥?/a>
burt's bee's: kiss my face: jasons: alba and aubrey organics are safe brands to use =]
you can make your own natural conditioners @ home:: http://www.pioneerthinking.com/hair.htmlWhy does the hair salon use three shampoos/conditioners on my hair?
Hi,
Yes, they're just washing your hair with shampoo twice. It's recommended that you do that anyway, as the 1st shampoo only takes certain parts of the dirt off your hair. You'll find if you shampoo it a second time, you'll create more of a lather and your hair will therefore be cleaner afterwards. Clean hair should squeak if you run your fingers down it when wet.
~Mystic.
just because something makes your hair feel and look nice doesn't mean it's necessarily good for your hair :: most salon and store brand shampoos have sls (sles) in them which when used over time actually causes hair to thin =\
http://www.hairlossbuddy.com/20/sodium-l鈥?/a>
a lot of shampoos and conditioners have lots of harsh chemicals in them that aren't just bad for your hair but bad for your health :: you want to check all the ingredients and make sure they are safe!!
http://www.sunshine-health.org/left_menu鈥?/a>
burt's bee's: kiss my face: jasons: alba and aubrey organics are safe brands to use =]
you can make your own natural conditioners @ home:: http://www.pioneerthinking.com/hair.htmlWhy does the hair salon use three shampoos/conditioners on my hair?
Hi,
Yes, they're just washing your hair with shampoo twice. It's recommended that you do that anyway, as the 1st shampoo only takes certain parts of the dirt off your hair. You'll find if you shampoo it a second time, you'll create more of a lather and your hair will therefore be cleaner afterwards. Clean hair should squeak if you run your fingers down it when wet.
~Mystic.
Are there any hair salons in manchester where i can buy the kerastase shampoo and conditioners?
i dont live in manchester but i get mine in saks so if theres a saksa you should be able to get it there. hope this helps.Are there any hair salons in manchester where i can buy the kerastase shampoo and conditioners?
I think headmasters sells it. I don't know if you have one in manchester but the headmasters in london sells it. Very good product tho!Are there any hair salons in manchester where i can buy the kerastase shampoo and conditioners?
Think Andrew Collinge sells it.
I think headmasters sells it. I don't know if you have one in manchester but the headmasters in london sells it. Very good product tho!Are there any hair salons in manchester where i can buy the kerastase shampoo and conditioners?
Think Andrew Collinge sells it.
What are good shampoo and conditioners for ethnic hair?
Pantene has lines for women of color. Pantene pro-v Relaxed and Natural is good for black women. and I believe they just came out with a line for hispanic women called Extra Liso. I'm black, and I use the Relaxed and Natural. It works wonderfully. It also smells good. A lot of shampoos for African-Americans smells bad because of the emphasis on moisturization...i think they forget to add fragrance...What are good shampoo and conditioners for ethnic hair?
Personally, I use Granier Fructis shampoo, conditioner, and deep conditioner because it makes my hair healthy, strong, and smells amazing. Plus, it is cheap. My hair wasn't breaking off as much, when I use these products. But everybody hair is different. I suggest you find a good shampoo and conditioners that suits your particular needs.What are good shampoo and conditioners for ethnic hair?
ethnic as in african hispanic what? we all have different hair
MOP Glisten shampoo %26amp; conditioner
( modern organic products)
I am african american and I use shampoo's that has shampoo%26amp;conditioner in one. For example: Pert works great on my hair and I also use the best conditioners.. You have to analyze your hair too determine which conditioner works great in your hair..
I also trim my hair every 6 weeks to avoid having so many split ends... Good Luck!!!
sunsilk
';Aussi'; or whatever you call it. The purple and white container with a kangeroo on the front.
i use Pantene ProV Relaxed and Natural. it cleans and conditions without making my hair feel like straw, like with cheap (less than $1 a bottle) shampoos that will remain nameless.
i have also tried Optimum Care and Dark %26amp; Lovely. they're pretty good but i usually have a coupon for Pantene so that's what i get.
sorry..maybe if you could explain what you mean by ethnic..
Personally, I use Granier Fructis shampoo, conditioner, and deep conditioner because it makes my hair healthy, strong, and smells amazing. Plus, it is cheap. My hair wasn't breaking off as much, when I use these products. But everybody hair is different. I suggest you find a good shampoo and conditioners that suits your particular needs.What are good shampoo and conditioners for ethnic hair?
ethnic as in african hispanic what? we all have different hair
MOP Glisten shampoo %26amp; conditioner
( modern organic products)
I am african american and I use shampoo's that has shampoo%26amp;conditioner in one. For example: Pert works great on my hair and I also use the best conditioners.. You have to analyze your hair too determine which conditioner works great in your hair..
I also trim my hair every 6 weeks to avoid having so many split ends... Good Luck!!!
sunsilk
';Aussi'; or whatever you call it. The purple and white container with a kangeroo on the front.
i use Pantene ProV Relaxed and Natural. it cleans and conditions without making my hair feel like straw, like with cheap (less than $1 a bottle) shampoos that will remain nameless.
i have also tried Optimum Care and Dark %26amp; Lovely. they're pretty good but i usually have a coupon for Pantene so that's what i get.
sorry..maybe if you could explain what you mean by ethnic..
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