for the girls who are letting their hair grow out, and have Humidity ISSUES, how do you style ur hair during the summer?
im sick of pulling it back, im sick of not being able to weair it down, do u use any product to control it... dry it differently...
HELP!!!
im stuck in pony tail land, and i need to get OUT!
AmandaLynn04
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My hair is one giant ball of frizz.
First, I put serum in.... I use Biosilk.
Then, after that, I put Pantene mousse in..... you can even put some hairspray in when wet.
Then, I put my makeup on, and let it airdry a bit.
Then, I blowdry it with a diffuser and scrunch.... for about 3-5 minutes. I get dressed, and then I finish blowdrying it.
KSquared
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Frizz-ease is a phenomenal product.
I just put some of that in my hair and either straighten it with a flat iron or let it do what it wants and its never frizzy. I also put a little mouse in as well.
cherish83
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I use Garnier Nuctisse Smoothing Milk (forgot the actual name of it) and Garnier's Surf Hair, together it looks like the beach look without looking frizzy
Espo22
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I use A/G recoil hair cream...i have pin straight hair but the product is for ppl with curly hair, my hairstylist told me its good to use products for curly hair bc they will do a better job with the frizz. It works great.
I use a big flat brush, put my hair against it to make it nice and even, instead of fly aways everywhere...dont know if i explained it right lol
KitWisdom
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I use like all of the Garnier products pertaining to frizzy hair, and they're miraclous! I used to try Frizz-Ease and that worked too, but not as well as this. I put all the stuff in and as long as I blow dry my hair throughly, I'm good the next day.
dancinmyazoff
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Ugh my hair is usually a frizz machine but I bought Bed Head Ego Boost, it's a leave in conditioner and it works amazing! It's doesn't leave your hair greasy either which alot of leave in conditioners usually do!
xXxNovember08xXx
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yey im gonna play with my hair on fri!~!!
im off and plan to go out for a bit.. i will see how some of the suggestions work
thank you all so much again!
KellNMike
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I have naturally dry, curly hair, but with the right products, I get looser, shiny, wavy curls that don't frizz, even in the summer. The products I swear by are:
Shampoo: Lush's 'Rehab'. I don't think they have this store on LI yet (I live in VA), but I'm sure they will eventually. You can buy online, and check out the bath bombs while you're at it. The shampoo is expensive, but I've had the same small bottle for 7 months and it's only halfway done (a little bit goes a long way). http://usa.lush.com/cgi-bin/lushdb/2012?expand=Haircare
Conditioner: Lush's 'Retread'. This is so amazingly awesome, I could write about it all day but I won't, my hair is amazing afterward. http://usa.lush.com/cgi-bin/lushdb/2019?expand=Haircare
Hair Mask: Ojon Restorative Hair Mask. My hair is so soft and shiny after I leave this in overnight. It's a little annoying because you have to sleep with a shower cap on because it's so oil based, but it's worth the hassle. http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P93511&categoryId=C13569
My hair staple: Phytodefrisant Botanical Hair Relaxing Balm. This make's my tight curls a lot looser and shiny. http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P2895&categoryId=C13320
And for the summer I mix the Phyto with: Ouidad Climate Control Gel. The Phyto is great alone in the winter (well with a little hair spray) but in the summer I mix it with this and it keeps out the humidity. This is fine alone, but then my curls are tighter. http://www.ouidad.com/productadvisor_all.asp#
