What hair products do you use?
By Sandy KS
@rusty2rusty (6763)
Defiance, Ohio
August 31, 2015 10:27am CST
I use a product that helps to control frizziness. As the older I get, the more my hair tends to become frizzy. I use a shampoo called "Garnier Fructis" in the green bottle. I also use a gel to help control frizziness when I leave the house.
Do you know of other ways to help control frizziness?
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@rebelann (112962)
• El Paso, Texas
31 Aug 15
I don't have those kinds of problems but I used to have super thin straight hair before I began using things like baking soda and vinegar instead of shampoo, come to find out that a lot of the ingredients in commercial hair products caused that problem ..... switching to natural products won't give you instant results, it usually takes time but I like the results I've gotten, I now have wavy hair, go figure.
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@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
31 Aug 15
I wouldn't use baking soda as that is actually going to, over time, dry out your hair. Using a good conditioner is really important especially if you are using a baking soda vinegar shampoo (coconut oil is a good moisturizer)
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@rebelann (112962)
• El Paso, Texas
31 Aug 15
@linlifeandlivin if you don't overdo the baking soda you'd be fine, I don't wash my hair everyday and when I do it's usually 1 part soda to 4 parts water, as for the rinse which I use most often it too is diluted.
@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
31 Aug 15
@rebelann That is true if you don't overdo it it's usually fine I've seen a lot of people who do to much though and it hurts my heart ;) diluting it is good :D
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@Rollo1 (16679)
• Boston, Massachusetts
31 Aug 15
I wish they had things like hair straighteners on the market when I was young. My hair is very frizzy when the weather is humid. I learned two things: 1. Hair that is really well moisturized can't absorb more moisture when the air is humid; and 2. A good flat iron will smooth out frizzy hair better than any topical conditioner. I would use a leave-in conditioner and a hot flat iron and see if that helps.
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@rusty2rusty (6763)
• Defiance, Ohio
31 Aug 15
My daughter uses a flat iron to do her hair. I will have her do my hair one day. See if it helps. She has been wanting to do that for awhile.
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@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
26 Nov 15
I used Herbal Essence shampoo and condiltioner and love it as it makes my hair so silky and smooth. Herbal essence is prett ym uch a more natural produ ct I have used it for years and really like it also it leave a soft lovely scent not a harsh over p owering one l ike the Chanels.
@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
31 Aug 15
I'm a licensed cosmetologist and have used many different products coconut oil could help. I like Paul Mitchells Super Skinny serum, I personally use that and renewing Argan oil of morocco :D the Super skinny actually helps dry your hair faster and puts protein back into it helping control the frizz. you can use either on dry or wet hair. :D hope this helped
@rusty2rusty (6763)
• Defiance, Ohio
31 Aug 15
Oh thank you. I will have to try that and give it a whirl. I love trying new products.
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@rusty2rusty (6763)
• Defiance, Ohio
1 Sep 15
@linlifeandlivin I have a daughter and she loves trying new products out to. So, it is a win win if one doesn't like, the other does. It doesn't go to waste.
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@linlifeandlivin (71)
• Seattle, Washington
1 Sep 15
@rusty2rusty That's always a great trade! I love trading makeup and stuff with friends and family :D as long as it's clean it's a great way to try new things!
@birjudanak (14320)
• India
26 Nov 15
garnier is good and most of people use it,i just seen that one harbalife product which is natural and good for hair and its also shines your hair and make it strong.
