Which hair product should i get?

ok i cant decide whether to get:


john frieda frizz ease,


paul mitchell super skinny serum,


biosilk silk therapy,


or sebastian potion 9.





im looking for a product that will make all my frizz go away. i have reallllyyy thick and long hair.im getting it layered but its still really thick!! it frizzes soooo much when i airdry it. but the weird thing is, after its completely dry and i put it in a braid, and then take it out after an hour or so, al the frizz goes away and its smooth and soft and im lookin for a product that will make my hair immediatly smooth and soft without the frizz to put in my hair when i airdry it.





thanks!!Which hair product should i get?
NO do not buy these main stream hair products, i have found they NEVER work. what you should use is AFRICAN ROYAL hot 6 oil. you dont have to be black to use this. its like $5.99 at the drug store. you put like a nickel size amount in your hair and distribute it lightly thru out your hair. use the oil after you've taken a shower or whenever your hair is dry (if you want, but thats when i find it works the best) i use it everyday. it makes your hair REALLY healthy (its all natural) it makes my hair silky smooth and shiny. i dont even think about frizz anymore b/c i never have it. This stuff is SO GOOD!!! I SWEAR BY IT! please just buy it and see if you like it, you wont regret it and its cheap. my hair is SOOO soft and smooth now. i have REALLY thick hair as well. YOU'LL LOVE THIS STUFF! i really just cant emphasize it enough.Which hair product should i get?
I have really thick straight hair but still gets frizzy odd huh? well my hair dresser suggested Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum mixed with Paul Michell Quick Slip syle creme. It comes in the same shape bootle as super skinny but it is white and red. just mix a drop of each in your hands and put it in. I absoultely love it!! it works better when you blow dry with a round brush but it still works great when you airdry.
i work at a salon and spa, and super skinny is the way to go. you should use this as a thermal protectant, and you can always add other products. You can use on wet or dry hair.
you could try mop organic hair products recently and its not bad....





http://www.mecho.com.au/her/modern-organ鈥?/a>



use the john frieda frizz ease shampoo rather than the serum and use the biosilk cuz its better but with moderation you dont want to make ur hair oily


good luck


i hope i was of help
Sebastian potion #9 is awesome. I have used it in the past, and honestly forgot all about it till I saw your question!! Thanks...will be picking some up later today!
I've used John Freida its good. But in general I like all of the Paul Mitchell products. Either of those should work for your hair.





I also have really thick hair and when my hair was long it stayed frizzy... the best thing I did was get my hair cut short. I my hair is around the middle of my neck and stacked short in the back. And I get my hair thinned out everytime I get my hair trimmed.





Airdrying your air could also be making your hair frizzy. Try using a blow dryer. You can let your hair air dry some but then finish it up with the blow dryer using a round brush to straighten your hair. When your done you could run a flat iron over you hair.





Hope you find something that works for you.