Super curly, fizzy hair-styling products?!?

My sister was wondering what to do with her very curly hair? Its suuuper curly sorta like Taylor Swift/Sara Jessica Parker/Annalynne McCord-so yeah, it's pretty curly (but not so curly it's an afro). Anyways, she wants to know what type of styling products work well to eliminate frizz and increase bounce, shine, curliness, etc. She's tried the TRESemme curl collection and she uses Aussie Sprunch catch the wave hairspray-its made her hair like hard and wiry don't know it was weird. Sorry for rambling, any suggestions?Super curly, fizzy hair-styling products?!?
I use Aquage hair stuff. It's sold at most hair places and it eliminates frizz and increases shine. I wish her luck!Super curly, fizzy hair-styling products?!?
I HIGHLY reccomend all Redkin products! Also, use a diffuser if she's going to blow dry, and if she's looking to make her girls a little more defined, tell her to twist pieces around her fingers while using the diffuser on LOW. Big Sexy hair makes a line for curly hair too that is really great. I have found the salon products like the ones I mentioned work best on my curly hair. Good luck :)
she should be complain abt her hair.. she doesnt know how good she has it..





any how just put a little curling moose in it in the moring.. one tht says it doesnt make you hair hard.. but not alot just a little bit.. maybe put some water in it first..





hope i helped!
i like this stuff from aveda





http://www.aveda.com/templates/products2…
get seventeen magazine. the june %26amp; july issue have been like all about the curls. there are tons of ideas just packed into those 2 magazines. tell your sister good luck!
Yeah, My hair is pretty much like that, Aussie is Perfect. Moist is what i use.
aussie works tha best
. I like http://naturallycurly.com and other like sites becuase it helped me understand my texture instead of just calling it unruly, wild, frizzy, poofy, unmanageble, nappy, afro etc. I found out I have 4A/B texture and why my hair does the things it does. I love the products advice and curly support too. And I HIGHLY recommend the CG method. You have to read the book Curly Girl by Lorraine Massey to fully understand it but I outlined it below:





CG METHOD:


1. No brushing


2. Only comb hair with a wide tooth comb with conditioner in it.


3. Do not wash every day. Opinion differs but it can anywhere from every other day to once every two weeks. Curly hair is easily dried out and needs natural oils to help curls clump. Focus on scalp when you do wash. Hair gets clean from run off.


4. Eliminate sulfates/silicones from hair products, they build up in curly hair causing frizz.


5. Curly hair eats up moisture. Deep treatments every two weeks, condition every time you shampoo or even co wash (wash hair with condish) and have a leave in condish every day.


6. Twist/braids at night to avoid tangling.


7. Apply gel after washing hair or a humectant, This prevents frizz.


8. Plop hair with an micro fiber towel rather than terry cloth.


8. Touch hair very little throughout the day.





PROOF:


1.Naturallycurly.com


2 Curltalk section


3 the general discussion about curly hair forum


4 the before and after CG method thread w/ pics


AMAZING RESULTS!!!!!








TERRI'S METHOD:


If you don't want to get rid of your sulfates/silicones. It can be hard to find products without them or teh CG method doesn't work for your hair I like this site and Terri's method:


http://biracialhair.org/CurlyPrimer.aspx





PROOF:


http://biracialhair.org/PhotoHistory.asp…





The only difference between these two methods? Not much besides the products and plopping. Any method that decreases frizz and makes curly hair healthier will include


1. Some type of humectant to hold curls together in humidity


2. lots of conditioner


3. no brushing


4. shampooing less


5. combing hair only when it has conditioner in it and NEVER DRY.