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    My hair also has the same problem.
    But I think I can find many tips here, thx.

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    I have thick, bushy, very dry, frizzy, flyaway hair that I straighten once a week.

    Google ACV hair rinse (apple cider vinegar)

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    I have very thick, somewhat dry and curly hair. I've tried lots of stuff, but so far the best solution has been to use the Phytum hair masque (not conditioner) by Yves Rocher every two days.

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    So a few things I know work for others.

    Try washing every once in a while with only baking soda. Get a few tablespoons, make a paste and work it through your hair, leave on a min and rinse out.

    My husband swears by Mane n Tail. He adds jsut a touch after he gets out of the shower to his damp hair. Keeps his poofy hair shiny and manageable.
    Keep it carbed......


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    Quote Originally Posted by zensisjenika View Post
    Hair Care,use henna,eggs, oil, do a deep massage oil use coconut oil,olive oil for hair and healthy eating that contain more This is the best vitamin for hair, hair after bath try not to use the comb straight, hair is sensitive and needs to be well taken care of.
    Absolutely to a good henna.

    And an oil massage will really hydrate the hair.

    http://aniphyo.com/blog/feeding-my-h...-head-massage/
    Keep it carbed......


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    I use infusium 23 repair and renew for dry/ frizzy/ damaged hair. As I have the most unruly damaged and frizzy/thick hair ever. And I find it works wonders! It is a bit on the expensive side bout 12$ at walmart and it is a spray as well. But it might help.
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    Best care tips of hairs is that always nourishing yours hairs.

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    In the past, I have used Silk, Infusion 23 and many other leave in gloss. The best one is the Moroccan Oil. I put the mask on once a week and the oil daily...all you need is about a loonie size for shoulder length hair. It is the best. A little pricey about $75.00 for both but worth every penny and lasts about a year. My hair is shiny for once and manageable with a healthy look. I buy it from Trade Secret or any hair salon that may carry these items.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Miss_April View Post
    I think Herbal essences tousle me softly shampoo and conditioner is great for frizzy, fly away, wavy hair. Then add the tousle me mousse and it works fantastic!

    another tip is i use the totally twisted shampoo and i use a different conditioner called "None of your frizziness" also from HE. it works great with smoothing my hair! and im the ones that got straight hair with frizz in it! hate it, also with combing the hair! detangling it. Heres the links ...

    http://www.herbalessences.com/en-US/...-hair-products
    http://www.herbalessences.com/en-US/...ng-conditioner
    Last edited by jenny25; Thu, Mar 24th, 2011 at 08:32 PM.

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    I agree w/ henna also I use it monthly and have great results with it...the brand I use is Nupur and Aubrey Organics GPB Condtioner is really good to

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    i just use conditioner everyday
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    I am Blonde naturally but I get multiple shades of highlights put in my hair so that can be stressful to my hair so once a month with a trim I get a protein treatment from my stylist. I also started using the 'It's a 10" product line which is awesome! especially the the leave in conditioner which makes my hair very shiny and soft !
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    We have different hair types but I started using Shu Uemura hair products and they are AMAZING. I have to buy online but it's totally worth it. I've never used anything that made my hair look as good.

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    I've always had problems with my hair. Naturally curly, and lots of it. I've tried numerous shampoos, conditioners, treatments, and even washing/getting my hair wet less.

    The only thing I have noticed over the course of a few years travelling around is that water makes a huge difference. I stayed somewhere on a spring fed well, and my hair was amazing, and now I'm somewhere with water so overly chlorinated that I have to filter my drinking water, and using the same products my hair is awful. I know they sell filters for showers, but no idea if they are worth the money.
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    don't have any product recommendations since we have different hair types but there's a tip to maximize the effect of your conditioner. wash your hair first in the shower then condition but wait until the end of the shower to rinse it out. i do this when my hair gets damaged from blow-drying and the straightener
    Last edited by mimi-; Mon, Apr 18th, 2011 at 12:56 AM.
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