Is there anything for really frizzy hair?

Question

I just moved to SF and although I absolutely love the city, I hate the weather because it does horrible things to my hair. I moved from AZ where is dry and my hair was always great there. Now, I can't manage to hold down the frizz. Doesn anyone know any products that really work for frizzy hair? I blow dry my hair straight but as soon as I hit the door, my bangs are curly :( Ugggghhhhh!

Answer 1

Paul Michelle- super skinny

it smells so good, and you don't even have to use a lot. You may have to get it at a salon though.

Answer 2

I can't live without Paul Michelle- super skinny.  I have been using it for 2 years now, and I can totally tell when I don't use it.  I am definatly addicted to it.  you can get it at cost cutters for about $17.

Answer 3

use a leave in condioner

Answer 4

when you get out of the shower dry your hair a little with a towel and use loreal paris studio heat seeker hot straight  its curl/frizz control and it works awesome  then blow dry your hair and straighten it or curl it or just leave it how it is, whatever you usually do with it

http://www.lorealparisusa.com/_us/_en/ex...

Answer 5

So you have curly hair but blow dry is straight..

I would highly reccommend

Power Straight by s**y Hair..it is a balm you put it in before blow drying

I second the previous poster Paul Mitchell makes a line of products called Super Skin that is great as well.

Editing this because I just remembered something I wanted to add that may be a big help to you... http://www.sallybeauty.com/ has a weather watch thing on there where it tells you your Hair Weather for your area... it is really cool and will maybe help advice you a little bit on what to do or what not to do with your hiar that day :)

Answer 6

i put a little of lotion

not so much that it looks weird

but enough to tame it

Answer 7

Use a straightener for your bangs and your hair. And use the link for the Shampoo & Conditioner. Either the one in the picture or look through the different types.