1. Bluebird

   November 7, 2009 at 7:59 am

   i have the same problem. It is best for you to invest in the more expensive shampoos and conditioners. Nexus makes a Therapy with moisturizing, and a Humectress Conditioner that you can leave in and it will weigh your hair down a little to help with fly away hair. There is also BedHead Oatmeal, and Bio Silk Silk Therapy Smoothing Serum, or Chi’s Silk Infusion .
   Regular store bough over the counter shampoos and conditioners have quiet a bit of alcohol in them which dries the hair out and cause frizz. And red head like us do not need any help from alcohol because our hair is so course ne way.
   Just recently I was at the beach and decided to wear a bandanna so the sun would fry my hair, and I kept a wash out conditioner in my hair w/o rinsing or drying it, and the sun acted as a heating element which moisturized my hair.
2. luvmarti

   November 7, 2009 at 8:31 am

   its all about an all round routine. just using a good shampoo and conditioner isnt good enough, although its a great start. using alot of shampoo can really kill curls and make frizz crazy coz there are so many chemicals. so if you do shampoo every day, always follow with not only a conditioner but a treatment inbetween the two. Garnier Fructis Dry hair moisturising mask is great and comes in a tub thatll last about 3 weeks or longer depending on how much you use it. this is an every second day estimate.
   KMS Curl Up is pretty good about 25 bucks a bottle, but its good. for a cheaper less chemically enhanced alternative that works really well, find a shampoo and conditioner with lots of coconut extracts in it. even if its 100% coconut extracts! even better! curls eat up the moisture. whatever you use, make sure its thick and creamy and rich in moisture. When you get out of the shower DO NOT towl dry your hair like a hurried buffalo! no vigorous rubbing as this will frizz your hair immediately even if your using the best shamp and cond ever! instead, wring out your hair best you can, then get your towel and squeeze and blot the hair till its towel dryed. Then get your favourite products…. i like to use a heat defense curl booster. Redken is the best if you want to spend alot of money, but there are good cheaper alternatives too… i change mine depending on my budget, and my hair likes that anyway, otherwise it adapts to the product and doesnt work as well. spray that liberally through your squeezed/blotted hair along with a smoothing shining serum, garnier fructis again are good inexpensive brand for this product. then put your hair in your towel while you do your makeup or get changed, to give your hair the chance to soak up the product and warm your head up which makes the scalp accept the product better too. then, if you cant let it air dry with a little mousse, then use a diffuser on your hairdryer and keeping the dryer moving constantly, lightly blow dry till dry. never use a hairdryer without a diffuser your curls will be horrible and distressed.
   cared for curls are happy curls and they will look absolutely beautiful. take the time to pamper them and you will get soooo many complements you will never envy straight hair again!
3. Dee

   November 7, 2009 at 8:51 am

   bedhead/catwalk curls rock shampoo, conditioner, styleing products..this line is sooooooooooo awsome…it makes your curls pop!!! i love it!!! go to trade secret or jc pennys or sears or any solon that sells products and get it..DONT BUT IT FROM SUPER MARKETS OR DRUG STORES THEY ARENT SUPPOSE TO SELL PROFESSIONAL HAIR PRODUCTS BUT THEY DO AND THEY ARENT THE REAL DEAL
4. mzashley

   November 7, 2009 at 9:01 am

   Check out http://www.naturallycurly.com for tons of info about curly hair. Reviews, bulletin boards, great articles… lots of stuff!
5. Naturall

   November 7, 2009 at 9:09 am

   Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine or Herbal Essences None of Your Frizness
6. animepum

   November 7, 2009 at 9:44 am

   sunsilk.

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