Ot: what do you use for flyaway hair?

[cchavez]

I use a straighten balmon my hair when it is wet. After I style it w/ a ceramic straightener I use a silk serum and then just a touch of hair spray (Finesse). But I still have flyaway hair....what should i use? tia!

[Laurelsmom2002]

I was told that hair spray actually can make hair frizzier and have now stopped using it, I get great results from soya want flat hair before chi streightening and soya has a spray wax that puts lots of shine and keeps the fly aways down

[Rachels]

I have fine hair and used to have TERRIBLE flyaways. My stylist recommended trying a light leave-in conditioner, and that has made a huge difference.

-Rachel
Mom to Abigail Rose
5/18/02


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Maya Angelou

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[psophia17]

A pony tail holder, or a headband...nothing else has ever worked my whole life, and products weigh my hair down so it's plastered right to my head...

[stillplayswithbarbies]

If the flyaway is caused by static electricity, I keep a used dryer sheet in a ziploc bag in my coat pocket and run that over my hair as soon as I take my coat off or as needed.

This also works to make your skirt stop sticking to your pantyhose.

...Karen
DS Jake Feb 91, DD Logan Mar 03
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[KrisM]

The leave-in conditioner helps me, too. I don't notice that it's too much product in my hair, either.

[ginalc]

Have you tried the John Frieda line? My 4 yo DD's hair was very difficult to manage until my Aunt with super-frizzie curls recommended John Frieda's Frizz-Ease.

We now use the whole line of shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner, and frizz-ease and it's amazing the difference it makes. Found it at Target. Reasonable price, too.

gina, mom to 3
new baby due 5/05