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Keeping off The Frizz

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Miss Scarlet

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Something I've found that works wonders and is light on hair is Bedhead Shine Spray. If you spray a little on your hair and you run your fingers through it to smooth it over any frizz looks shiny and non-frizzy. It smells gorgeous too.
 

Clabbergirl

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Reviving this thread a bit because I've been fighting frizz and static something awful and have finally had a breakthrough.

I used end papers last night as I rolled my hair into sponge rollers. I also used a tiny dab of Alberto's Vo5 hairdressing cream this morning, and wow! Much, much smoother hair, and even a little bit of shine. I'm not sure which was most helpful in shutting down the frizz, the end papers or the product. More experimentation will be necessary. But I finally have hope that I may accomplish what I set out to do. I think the biggest help has been the hairdressing because I ran a little through my hair last night before I washed it just to see what it felt like. My teen daughter was talking with me as I did it and she said my hair transformed from fuzzy curls to smooth right before her eyes. Anyone else had good luck with this product? I used it years before and when I wore my curls natural, don't know why I didn't think of it before now.

Keep in mind I have baby-fine, naturally very-curly hair that frizzes if touched at all once dry. I touch it - it's frizzy, period. Not just at the ends as if in need of a trim, ALL along the hair shaft. Blowing dry does nothing but give me a Caucasian afro, and it does not matter what brush I use, product, etc. I have tried, my beautician friend has tried - its hopeless. This hairdressing seriously calmed it all down and I ended up with bouncy waves.
 

LorraineSwingaroo

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This thread has been ever so interesting.

I also struggle with frizz, whether curling or not.

The nicest set I ever achieved involved no gloops, ointments or sprays. I simply straightened sections of hair first with my GHD iron to smooth it and, whilst still warm, rolled a pin curl in it. I slept in it overnight and kept them in until the following afternoon.

The result was glossy, smooth tumbling curls, like Rita Heyworth's.
 

Clabbergirl

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It's interesting you say that because the only way I've ever previously been able to get smooth hair has been by using a heated appliance like a curling iron or flat iron, and even though I'm pleased with the results of the Vo5 and end papers, the smoothness I get like that is nowhere near what I can get if I use a curling iron. Even hot rollers don't get as glossy-smooth as a flat iron/curling iron. I guess that's what I was expecting - those smooth ribbon-like curls and then a brush out that resembled it. I hadn't thought about using the iron for pin curls, but I might have to try that. Was the hair completely dry when you used a curling iron? Does your hair hold curl well? Mine does usually, so these wet sets I've been doing could last much longer than I can before needing a wash.
 

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