Good hair products?

hi.. i have kind of curly, kind of wavy hair.. it's a little thick and i just have a lot of it! what are some good products, for when i just leave it down.. preferrably not something that makes is too crunchy.. it does get a bit frizzy, and pretty big when i just let it air dry.. so any tips or good products (brand, price, and where i can get it) would be soo appreciated!! thank you so much.. oh and my hair is a little past my shoulders!

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Good hair products?

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Catwalk products (professional salons)

there is a curling shampoo and a cream called curls rock. (plus a few other items) the cream says to put on damp hair- some prefer dry. But it by far is the best. Depends where you shop and where you live for pricing- your are looking to paying close to $15 for each shampoo and conditioner and the curls rock is about 20

Good hair products?

Use a bit of mousse .

Good hair products?

you can use mousse

Good hair products?

I have thick wavy hair, I like the chi smoothing cream, it smooths out the frizz. Also, to enhance the curl there's a good curl defining paul mitchell treatment. For best advice go to a hair salon and they'll help you out.

Good hair products?

Herbal Essences dangerously straight line of product

Good hair products?

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Good hair products?

I mix in BioSilk with whatever gel or mousse I use. The BioSilk is about $20 for a fairly big bottle (takes FOREVER to use it up!) that I get sometimes at Target or Costco, but it's usually at beauty supply stores or salons. I use gels or mousse from the drug stores. Right now I'm using one from Herbal Essences. The BioSilk helps it not be crunchy and makes your hair really shiny and soft.

Good hair products?

I work in the entertainment industry and trust me, it's all about Redken. All the celebrities who have their hair done for tv shows/movies/events/ etc have their hair done by hair stylists who work for Redken and only use Redken prodcuts. I recently got a gift bag full of Redken stuff like shampoo + conditionet + texturizer (Fabricate is soo great), shine, brushes, etc for dry hair and after using it, it really made my hair 200% better. You should go into a Redken salon and ask them to help you pick out products. I think I might befriend someone who works there just so I can get free products :P

Good hair products?

Don' go for any chemical product.

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