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Mellowgirl · 31-35, F
@WeeWeeWeeAllTheWayHome I haven't looked into them only because they're chemical process. I usually keep my hair curly due to having recently bleached hair I'm leaving it to rest, in the current straightness until I get bored or washing and blow drying it etc
4meAndyou · F
I have always had frizzy hair, but bleaching or coloring used to make it worse.
I have found that it doesn't matter what you use to wash or condition your hair, but it does matter what you do after your shower. I found a product called Age Defy by Pantene, which is a deep conditioner. The trick is to use it as a LEAVE IN conditioner. I use an amount about as big as a dime, and spread it through my wet hair with my hands.
Then I allow my hair to air dry, which takes about 3 hours on humid days. If I blow dry, the effect is negated.
There is a frizz busting heat brush, also, with silicone bristles, that will straighten your hair beautifully if you want a straight do.
I have found that it doesn't matter what you use to wash or condition your hair, but it does matter what you do after your shower. I found a product called Age Defy by Pantene, which is a deep conditioner. The trick is to use it as a LEAVE IN conditioner. I use an amount about as big as a dime, and spread it through my wet hair with my hands.
Then I allow my hair to air dry, which takes about 3 hours on humid days. If I blow dry, the effect is negated.
There is a frizz busting heat brush, also, with silicone bristles, that will straighten your hair beautifully if you want a straight do.
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Tresemme's Silk line is one of the best out there in terms of easy brushing in the shower! Bar none, that I have used. Bonus, it's budget friendly.
Did you ask your hairdresser for suggestions?
Mine sprays some 'magic potion' before she straightens it.
I prefer no or minimal layers. My hair is both curly and frizzy.
I use mousse or gel. I know it's a hassle but it makes sense.
Did you ask your hairdresser for suggestions?
Mine sprays some 'magic potion' before she straightens it.
I prefer no or minimal layers. My hair is both curly and frizzy.
I use mousse or gel. I know it's a hassle but it makes sense.
Mellowgirl · 31-35, F
@LunadelobosIAMTHEDRAGON I will look into this. My old hairdresser was a God send. I loved whatever she did my hair was sooo sleek all the time, It grew and just was beautiful. Now it's hit and miss.
I will say though that the stylist that coloured my hair he did such an amazing job I think way better than anyone else I've met.
But his prices are outrageous for regular treatments.
I regret the layers but she cut them before I could say no.
I only asked her to shape the front.
I will say though that the stylist that coloured my hair he did such an amazing job I think way better than anyone else I've met.
But his prices are outrageous for regular treatments.
I regret the layers but she cut them before I could say no.
I only asked her to shape the front.
@Mellowgirl Fortunately hair will grow 🙂
Mellowgirl · 31-35, F
@LunadelobosIAMTHEDRAGON Yea definitely, thank you. Yours sounds beautiful 😊
Mellowgirl · 31-35, F
@Pinkstarburst I did a keratin hair mask but I think its too much for my hair, it does feel a little drier today. 2 days later.
Oster1 · M
How about ACV rinses, an age old remedy?