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Sharlene H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
23 posts
Member since: 12/24/2011
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To all you curly sue's out there......
Please advise on hair products for Curly hair!
I don't know about you but having natural curly all my life - I still have not managed to find the perfect product for curls.
I have thick hair and products I've used over the years have either made my hair look frizzy or products that make my hair go hard and give it that wet greasy look!
I am using Umberto Gianni at the moment which is good, but I know there are better products out there!
Do you use spray, gel, mousse?
Let me know your thoughts and if you are using the perfect product for curls.......Please share! : )
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ELY M.
DOES IT MATTER??,
Mexico
136 posts
Member since: 03/07/2011
Elvive it´s a good market
look at my profile and well if you like a little my hair hehehe i use this...
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posted Jan 4, 2012
Jackie C.
INDIANAPOLIS,
United States
81 posts
Member since: 08/27/2011
garnier curl gel :)) also if you don't completely wash the conditioner out of your hair it helps :)
posted Jan 4, 2012
Sharlene H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
23 posts
Member since: 12/24/2011
Thats great thank you : )
posted Jan 4, 2012
Sharlene H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
23 posts
Member since: 12/24/2011
great tip, thanks! and good locks :)
posted Jan 4, 2012
Clove B.
CHICAGO,
United States
785 posts
Member since: 01/02/2011
Aussie Moist and Aussie deeep 3 minute miracle!
posted Jan 4, 2012
Sharlene H.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
23 posts
Member since: 12/24/2011
I forgot about aussie 3 minute miracle. I have used it before and made hair so soft! : )
posted Jan 4, 2012
Kirstine Eibye E.
HADSTEN, AARHUS,
Denmark
205 posts
Member since: 04/15/2011
I use:
Moroccanoil - really good if you want your hair to be softer and more complete. No frizzyness.
Redken: Fresh Curls Curl Refiner - really good if you want, like, BIG curls. It DOESN'T make your hair go all stiff.
I personally think those two are really good, because I'm been battling with frizzyness all my life! (:
posted Jan 4, 2012
Tok V.
Germany
413 posts
Member since: 12/03/2011
Use a curling iron! :D no joke . Just some mousse and its done
posted Jan 4, 2012
Farah A.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK,
United States
9 posts
Member since: 12/20/2011
Most of the time I use naturallycurly.com/
You should use this site b/c it helps you figure out which "curl type" you out then singles out products and hair care methods specific for your hair type
As well as famous curly youtubers (kimmaytube, Nikkimae,etc)
I also started to create a blog on natural hair care :) so check it out
posted Jan 8, 2012
Becky B.
2005,
United Kingdom
593 posts
Member since: 08/28/2010
Frizz Ease, Frizz Ease, Frizz Ease! And lots of it!
posted Jan 8, 2012
B3lur M.
THE LAND OF FASHION-GEEKNESS,
Canada
216 posts
Member since: 06/18/2011
argan oil it's pretty awesome or mix 1/4 conditioner 3/4 water in an spray botle n let do it's magic
posted Jan 9, 2012
Steph B.
YORK,
United Kingdom
230 posts
Member since: 06/13/2011
i have thick, frizzy curly hair and I've tried loads but i've started using a good quality leave in conditioner and argan oil and it has worked miracles. the good thing about argan/ Moroccan oil is that it doesn't actually make your hair greasy, it's a bit pricy but you only need to use a small amount so it lasts a while so I think its a good investment. I use Redken but there are loads out there. Hope this helps :)
posted Jan 11, 2012
Charmaine C.
UK,
United Kingdom
164 posts
Member since: 10/13/2010
i have natural curly hair, however i don't really use any specified curled hair products.. just aussi shampoo/ conditioner and silkin hairspray..
what i do do thought is use a diffuser on the end of my hairdryer, it keeps my curles tighter..
posted Jan 11, 2012
Anjali N.
BEIJING,
China
4 posts
Member since: 01/19/2011
honestly just a really good conditioner & shampoo leaves my curls really soft and healthy. I've been using dove's deep moisture shampoo and conditioner set for a while and I love it. If you rinse out the conditioner with cold water it helps lock in the moisture.
I also keep my hair in some kind of a braid at night since that keeps the moisture in too. (I live in a really dry climate.)
posted Jan 12, 2012
Donna B.
TORONTO,
Canada
20 posts
OG since: 05/07/2010
Try Garnier Fructis mousse!
posted Jan 12, 2012
Chloe A.
MINNESOTA,
United States
3867 posts
OG since: 10/12/2008
Lush Jungle conditioner & Godiva solid shampoo are the best ever. My curls always fell flat before these guys...
posted Jan 12, 2012
Lisa L.
SKELLEFTEå,
Sweden
3 posts
Member since: 08/29/2011
I use "Tigi Catwalk Curlesque" leave in conditioner when i want to define my curls. It smells amazing!
posted Jan 13, 2012
Isabelle C.
NEW YORK,
United States
118 posts
Member since: 07/03/2011
lately I've been in love with argan oil;
this one product I've found, they sell it at walgreens, but that's the only place I've seen it,
it's called Argan Magic Nourishing Hair Creme, and I'm absolutely obsessed,
it smells really good, and it makes your curls defined without being crunchy
my only caution is that if you put too much, your hair gets all glue-y and greasy, but in moderation, it works fabulously XD
but even if you can't find it, I'm finding that most things with argan oil work nicely :]
posted Jan 27, 2012
Alexandra L.
GIURGIU,
Romania
55 posts
Member since: 11/07/2010
Try Foxy Curls by BedHead. It's done wonders for my hair<3
You simply spray it into damp hair (and I choose to leave it to dry overnight)
posted Feb 8, 2012
Emily Rose E.
LONDON,
United Kingdom
302 posts
OG since: 11/07/2009
I used to use tresseme mousse for curls but in skint times I have started using boots own that costs £1 and it works just as well.
can I ask you how you comb through your hair? Because I find combing through it when wet makes all the difference as combing through when dry tends to make mine look frizzy
posted Feb 10, 2012
Renee R.
TORONTO,
Canada
6 posts
Member since: 11/24/2011
Try to AVOID products with sulfates because they're specially drying for people with natural curls. My HG product is Mixed Chicks Leave-in Conditioner.... amazing.
posted Feb 10, 2012
Fernanda Lucila G.
MTY,
Mexico
1110 posts
OG since: 04/09/2010
I swear by this stuff! John Frieda has saved my hair from extreme frizziness.
posted Feb 10, 2012
Becky B.
2005,
United Kingdom
593 posts
Member since: 08/28/2010
John Frieda should be made a saint!
posted Feb 10, 2012