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Thursday, October 8, 2009

I used to have a thick head of hair but with the grease usage it has grown thin, can anyone tell me

store the thickness, I have stopped using grease, so are there any products i can use?.... thank you

I used to have a thick head of hair but with the grease usage it has grown thin, can anyone tell me how to re-

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I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to we

When i wear my hair down it becomes a big dry frizzy afro without any curl definition. I don't anythging that will make it straight. I want to be able to wear it out curly. What are the best products that i can use in order to achieve my goals?

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

Ooo, girl I'm Latina tambien with the same type of hair.

First off, we need to start by improving hair from the inside. Drink about 8 cups of water daily, eat plently of protein, fruits, vegetable, and omega 3 fatty acids (found in fish).

Latin, Biracial, African-American, and Mediterranean hair tends to be dryer than Caucasian hair, so moisture is a must. Buy a good, salon-quality moisturizing shampoo, conditioner, deep conditioner, and leave-in conditioner.

Try not to wash your hair everyday if you can help it, and if you have to wash it everyday, do not use shampoo daily because it strips hair of natural moisture and oils. Do use conditioner daily. Go in the shower, wet your hair, and apply a good amount of conditioner. It's better to brush it now because it will minizmize breakage. Then after about 10 minutes, wash it out with warm water and finish with a cool/cold water rinse for shine.

Squeeze excess water out of hair and start by using a leave-in conditioner to protect hair from UV Rays, and harsh chemicals in mousse, gel, etc. You might want to scrunch with a gel, mousse, but try not to use hairspray. It never works with scrunching curls.

You might also want to use a deep conditioning treament weekly or biweekly. Use a salon-quality one, because there really is a difference in it from very cheap products.

I made a FreeWebs just as a thing for myself to keep track of good products, but I listed some very good products along with good haircare websites if you want to look.

http://www.freewebs.com/fashionmami/

When your hair is dry, do NOT brush it because that is what makes it into an afro. Also, if you can't wash it because it's a very little time to get ready, seperate hair into about 8 sections. Wet the sections with water and put in leave-in conditioner. Brush out the section and then twist, then scrunch using gel. Do this to each section, one by one.

Along with gel to scrunch, you may want to buy a curl booster. This will tighten and define curls and will also help keep frizz to a minimum or rid it completely.

Hope I helped!

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

Ok, my hair was insaly thick, so I kinda know what you mean when it goes crazy on ya. See if you can get layers in your hair. My hair now weighs like, twenty pounds less! I would ask a hair stylist and see what they have to say.

Good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:))))

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

u should proly get it thinned out,and use sum gel or mouss,that always helps,good luck!XD

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

I have thick curly hair myself. I use Curls Rock by Catwalk and it works well for taming the frizzies. Catwalk has other products for curly hair that can be used with Curls Rock that may offer additional control if you need it.

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

I have very curly, thick hair as well. The key is to try and keep it condtioned and also use products designed for curly hair. I love Catwalk Curls Rock shampoo and conditioner. They have built in curl enhancers in them and it makes me once dry hair feel soft. I also use Tresemme curl defining mousee and it works wonders! I get people asking me all the time if I have a spiral perm because it defines my curls so well. Once you style your wet hair try to not mess with it in any way. THe more you play with curly hair the frizzier it gets. ANd if you blow dry....air drying is best....use a diffuser.

Hope that helps and good luck!

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

well first of all, what shampoo are you using? because i recommend Garnier Fructis Curl %26amp; Shine. It works really well, and adds moisture. Dont forget to use the conditioner.

This may sound gross, but what i do is i shampoo my hair maybe only twice a week, and condition it everytime i shower. shampooing takes away moiture, and volume too. But if your hair gets greasy easily this wont be a good idea. you might want to try it, hopefully it works!

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

My hair always frizzed up really bad. Then I went to a hair salon and had it trimmed and layered which helped. They also suggested a gel that I put in my hair before I style it. It's called super skinny and it seems to help keep the frizzies down. I also use a straightening iron on mine so that I have straight hair. If you want to keep curls try the gels for curls.

I have long/ thick/dry/frizzy/curly hair due to my latin heritage. All i want to do is be able to wear it down

Hey Check out these websites.. they sell products made just for you and me!! The curly head girls!!

www.frizzoff.com Go to the hair gallery and look at how the product works on their hair. Lots of people recommend the Curl Keeper. I wordered a travel pack so I havent tried it yet

for mixed hair go to www.mixedchicks.net

they sell hair products for mixed people hair. I bough this too but Im waiting for it to arrive...

and Here's another good website www.curlmart.com they sell ALL KINDS of hair products for curly headed people and I bought some stuff here too.

I bought the Curl Junkie hair creams and Calming Curls (smoethin like that.. its in a brown bottle)

This website has been a miracle for me. I have wild curly hair too and it gets annoying.

Also try the sun-silk hair cream it workss for mee too. Use that until you fnid what u want to order

I have curly, thick, and fine hair......?

I need a good way to straighten it permanantly without damaging it... any suggestions are greatly appreciated!!!! Thanks.

I have curly, thick, and fine hair......?

go to a salon or use a chi straightener ive heard those damage your hair less.

I have curly, thick, and fine hair......?

go to a parlor....get it done and good girl..

I have curly, thick, and fine hair......?

shave your head.lol

I have curly, thick, and fine hair......?

No way to striaght it permanantly. Temporary and semi-fried are your best bets... But Mixed Chicks products will ELIMINATE YOUR FRIZZ and DEFINE YOUR CURLS without harsh chemicals. You can also use Mixed Chicks deep conditioner as a pre treatment before you blow or iron your hair straight. Then when you wash it, it will go back to curly, but wihout getting fried. To use Mixed Chicks just shampoo, deep conditon, then for curls...apply their leave-in to your hair when wet and air dry.

You can check them out at and get curly hair tips at... http://www.mixedchicks.net/longcurlyhair...

Good luck.

Is the chi straightener good thick frizzy wavy hair, and will it dry out my hair more than it is alr

i have a CHI. i also have frizzy thick curly hair. it does dry out your hair but i always use a shine serum to smooth the ends and help my hair look more healthy. whenever you wash your hair just use a deep conditioner to help your hair repair from some of the heat damage and try not to flat iron so often. let your hair rest some days.

Is the chi straightener good thick frizzy wavy hair, and will it dry out my hair more than it is already?

I prefer GHDs but Chis are good. It always helps to have your hair thinned out a little to ease flat ironing, but no, it will not dry your hair out that much as long as you use a good heat protection spray.

Is the chi straightener good thick frizzy wavy hair, and will it dry out my hair more than it is already?

Chi's will help with the frizz but if you buy a moisturizing shampoo conditoner and heat tamer then it wont damage your hair.

Is the chi straightener good thick frizzy wavy hair, and will it dry out my hair more than it is already?

NO! i have the same type of hair and mine gets more frizzy if i DONT use my chi. also, you can try some silk infusion(which is a chi product), it will reduce frizzy and make your hair remarkably smooth.

HOPE i HAVE HELPED!

閳绢櫒ecca閳?br>Is the chi straightener good thick frizzy wavy hair, and will it dry out my hair more than it is already?

Yeah, try Sedu thermal protection spray it comes in different kinds and you should get the moisturizing one.

btw...CHIs break really fast. Well...some do. My friend had one that only lasted her a month. But a lot of people on here say that they have had theirs for years. I would go with a GHD. much better quality.

Is the chi straightener good thick frizzy wavy hair, and will it dry out my hair more than it is already?

I like to apply the Redken Smooth Down Heat Glide on my hair and then use my Solia straightener to straighten. Works really great together, especially since I have thick frizzy wavy hair also. Sedu straighteners also work really well.

Is the chi straightener good thick frizzy wavy hair, and will it dry out my hair more than it is already?

use a good moisturizing shampoo and conditioner, heat protectant (my favorite is Redken Smooth Down Heat Glide), and do monthly conditioning treatments with any flat iron. I've been using my CHI for 5 years, but I've heard the ghd is even better.