My hair is naturally curly but my hair has gained lots of thick frizz how do i stop the frizz?

I live in FL and my hair seems to frizz too. I have used this and it works.

Frizz Ease by John Frieda

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My hair is naturally curly but my hair has gained lots of thick frizz how do i stop the frizz?

Use a good silicone like Simply Stylin. simplystylinhair.com. It's made of pure silicone without alcohol and other fillers like silicones like Biosilk. I use Simply Stylin for all my clients. Coats the hair really well to prevent frizz.

My hair is naturally curly but my hair has gained lots of thick frizz how do i stop the frizz?

use redkens friz control milk, its what the pros use.

My hair is naturally curly but my hair has gained lots of thick frizz how do i stop the frizz?

Curls rock is pretty good for clumping curls but not making it feel waxy (like KM California curl creme) or flaking (like gel).

My hair is naturally curly but my hair has gained lots of thick frizz how do i stop the frizz?

apply anti frizz serum

My hair is naturally curly but my hair has gained lots of thick frizz how do i stop the frizz?

The best things to do if you having problem with dry/frizz hair ..try this im a hair dresser and these are so unexpensive tips to to buy a moist sham and dont wash your hair every day actually your hair will get healthy buy not washing it all the time..another tip is buy this its a olive oil spray i use this my self i love to spray this on your hair before you blow dry this will keep the moist in the hair and will give it a great shine i will not make it greasy..you can actually buy this spray at walmart or at sallys it in the ehtnic hair products around 5.00 for a can that will last almost for every

My hair is naturally curly but my hair has gained lots of thick frizz how do i stop the frizz?

I have used Weleda's Rosemary hair oil (on my thick,naturally curly hair that also gets frizzy) for over 7 yrs now and it's amazing.

To find the perfect routine for you, it' s going to be all trial and error.

Be sure your hair is damp and not dry to ensure the best results. And depending on your hair length and thickness, you may need a little more of less. As long as you use the perfect amount on damp hair, and comb it all thru prior to styling, you'll get the best results. It has a rosemary minty scent that wears off once your hair dries. If you wish to straighten your hair, it helps with that also. If you use the right amount, it will make your hair feel less thick, shiny, de-frizz and easy to manage.

I have not found any product that works even close as good as this oil.

It's not expensive so it's worth a try. I am hooked!

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