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shmuck posted: 09/12/2011 @ 05:21	I'm guessing i'm not alone on this one... i've got curly hair and looking for ways to give it more moisture and reduce the frizz... any tips/suggestions/products? Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
Ruby1982 posted: 10/12/2011 @ 06:03	You are definitely not alone!! I have tried so many products over the years and now generally go for products that claim to protect hair from humidity, as that seems to be my worst enemy. KMS flat out anti-humidity seal works really well. I have been using it for a few years and it REALLY makes a difference to my hair!!! Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
meedee posted: 19/01/2012 @ 12:49	As far as moisture goes have you tried Mythic Oil? I tried this product and im in love. It adds a wonderful shie to my hair and it looks and feels the best it ever has. A bottle would last for a bout 6 months or more as a little goes a long way. Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
hannahand posted: 20/03/2012 @ 10:47	You can always try a Keratin straightening treatment, it doesn't actually permanently straighten your hair it just takes out the firzz, it stays straight for a little while and then slowly regains a loose curl to whatever your natural curl is. If you don't want to spend the money on that or don't want such a semi-permanent option then I would opt for Moroccan Oil. Put about a 20-cent-piece size worth in your hands and work it through your wet hair starting from the ends up, DO NOT put anything more than a drop by your roots as if will make your hair look oily, which, in my opinoin, is worse than frizzy hair. Yuck! Hope this helps! x Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
SallyWood posted: 22/03/2012 @ 04:56	I've heard about Keratin but have to say I'm a little nervous to try it! Isn't it super expensive? I have to say Moroccan Oil has been a huge life saver for me - never leave the house without it!! Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
Alice_hearts posted: 23/03/2012 @ 04:21	I've heard olive oil is a great natural remedy for dry ends! Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
x0mango0x posted: 26/03/2012 @ 10:43	Beer and egg then a cold rinse! Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
missjoeii posted: 26/03/2012 @ 02:09	Beer and egg? Together? Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>
x0mango0x posted: 28/03/2012 @ 11:20	x0mango0x wrote:Beer and egg then a cold rinse! Its a old fashioned trick! Reply to post >> Reply to thread >>