Hair product help
 

Does anyone out there know of a good product that de-frizzes/smooths your hair?


(I have very straight hair & after it's blown dry, I get all of these little sticky-uppy pieces that drive me whacko.)

Rusk Phytomarine Lusterizer or Kiwi ColorReflector Blow Serum (from ArTec)

any silicone based serum will do..some good ones are biosilk silk therapy, redken glass, and bumble & bumble defrizz

Ooohh... I do love Bumble and Bumble too!

you know, honestly..i had heard such great things about bumble & bumble straight..so i finally bought it, and i can't say that i'm terribly impressed...its supposed to be a great product for humidity and whatnot..and i didn't see that huge of a difference...like there was definately a difference between the stuff i had been using (mop decurl) but it wasn't a drastic difference..my hair still did not like the humidity..i really want to try the phytologie stuff next

I like Bumble and Bumble Prep and Thickening Spray... they are super. (But not for what you are looking for, MoxieGrrl)

Redken Glass
and
Sorbie Smooth

shampoo and condition w the Matrix Smoothing/Sleek line

My bio sister has long, straight, gorgeous hair and she swears by John Freida's FrizzEase to keep it sleek looking. She said it's not a salon product; it's available at Target for like 5 bucks.

Back in my long hair days I'd just use massive amounts of gel and slick it back... Tied it in a ponytail and no worries.

People thought I looked like a Columbian drug cartel type person... But it worked.

Probably not the best of choices for you though:D

I have straight thick hair that gets kinda crazy sometimes, and when I started using "Superstar" by Bed Head it definitely stayed much more controlled. Smells purty good too. Also, BIO shampoo from bath and body works makes a good restorative shampoo that works great and doesn't make your hair greasy or anything. Good luck!

Bed Head has a straightener that I like. It's a glittery gel looking bottel that is green! It is pretty nice!

I also use Heat Treat by redkin and that basically defrizzes and also protects your hair when you use heating agents (blowdryer and curling irons)

I'm a big fan of the Frizz-Ease line. For those of you who think you're "too good" for hair products you can buy at Target, I compared the ingredients of the hair serum to the Redken bottle my hairdresser tried to get me to buy--the same ingredients and half the price! Their "Miraculous Recovery" is a good after-shampoo conditioner for damaged hair, and the "Secret Weapon" is a good hair cream.