Hair that is untameable & fuzzy?

Question

I have unruly and fuzzy hair which refuses 2 become soft & shinny. I have tried various products but none cm 2 work. Does any1 have any suggestions how I can tame my hair? Thanks Jan

Answer 1

try putting conditioner in you hair after you've just washed it and it's still wet-then leave it in without washing it

Answer 2

Tresemme So Sleek Extra Hold Defrizzing Gel?

Answer 3

Sally's sells an AWESOME product called Beyond the Zone Straight Shot. It works miracles on fuzzy hair. It great on all types of hair. It shapes, shines  and refines the natural curl. If you want to wear your hair straight, apply the product to hair and blow dry straight.

Answer 4

have you got straighters? try getting some REALLY good quality GHDS!

get a wide toothed comb..wash your hair [make sure you use LOADS of conditioner..especially where hair is thickest around the middle] this will smooth it out and make your hair easier to manage.

as soon as you get out the shower, brush your hair with the comb. and pat the water out with a towel, [just squeeze a towel around it and massage - dont rub as this will encourage split ends]

next you need  to buy a straightening balm, preferably frizz ease or something like that, to massage through your damp hair.

Then let this settle in, then blow dry DOWNWARDS. dont just waft the hairdryer anywhere..will play havoc with your hair. Whilst drying, brush and apply a little serum if needed.

Then simply wait until your hair is BONE dry, straighten, and repeat the serum..if there are still some hairs, wet your hand, stroke it over the area and use the hairdryer to blow it downwards..

hope this helped..

Answer 5

poor you! i know someone who's hair used to be uber crazy and haywire - now its smooth as silk, with shiny ringlets.

ok, so make sure you eat a diet rich in protein (eg: meat, eggs, fish, cheese) or take skin hair and nails tablets, which you are likely to find at your local pharmacy.

john freida frizz ease is brilliant, but then you might have tried that.

other amazing hair products (ok they DO come with a price tag, but its not that expensive, and places like boots and superdrug often to offers on them anyway) are Aussie ( v v v good its what my friend uses) Charles Worthington, John freida, lee stafford etc

Also, i should make sure you go for regular trims of your hair, because that will just generally keep it looking a lot neater, and split ends may be the cause of your problems.

if your thinking of getting hair straighteners, i would advise that you invest in a good pair. For example, GHD's but again they're pretty pricey for what they are. My straighteners are Tresseme Salon Straight ceramic, and they are just as good as ghd's but about half the price! And get some heat protection spray ;)

basically, switch to salon brands product-wise. and try to avoid brushing your hair, because it sounds like its trying to be curly at the moment! if you do need to brush it, get a wide-toothed comb, or just use your fingers! i hope that helps babes, and keep persevering!!!

i'm sure your hairs fabulous really! :D