what can i put in my hair so it won't be frizzy and thick?
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LoL!!!\nWow...that sounds terrifying. This can be solves easily without spending a ton of money.\nSince you mentioned your hair is so thick, you SHOULD go your local salon and have them use "thinning shears" to thin your hair out some. They'll know how to do it right. I wouldn't recommend trying this at home. Second, a serum (as mentioned above) will help work out that frizziness! Such as John Frieda Frizz Ease, or Miracle Shine (Im partial to Miracle Shine) These can be found at any department store like Wal-Mart.\nShampoo AND Conditioner - a good one to try is Got2B "Control Freak" Helps with anti-frizz. Also can be found at places like Wal-Mart.\nYou could also get a CERAMIC flat iron. These work great for me! I LOOOVE my flat iron! I got one made by Revlon that's ceramic and heats up in about 2 minutes. (About $20, but works really nice) Make sure before using it that you use a serum to protect against heat damage!\nAlso: a tip to try...When blow drying your hair, try finishing for a couple minutes on thge "cool" setting!
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Just go to a beauty shop that caters to your hair type and they will have a ton of advice and products. They can tell you about extensions, or preventing breakage and everything else. If you are keeping to a budget, they still can advise you.
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buy a natural shampoo with none of that added stuff! check out\nhttp://wwwcare2.com\nim sure they have alot of links for healthy alternatives!
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mum say olive oil or brandy. apply at the root of the hair. but i never try b4
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Use a hair dye which has natural oils and conditioners and oil your hair regularly.
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my boyfriend just got his hair cut and he is losing hair, so he asked the stylist what he should do...\nand he recommended using nioxin. which is a hair restorative shampoo? you keep it on there for 3 minutes. he also has a deep conditioner for "moisture" but what do i know. i would suggest asking a male stylist! (note: not a barber. a hair salon stylist)
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knots, use alot of conditioner, i mean like pour it on ur head alot, and games, www.ebaumsworld.com, or myspace, or www.sonypictures.com
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put aloe vera (not the shampoo, the real thing) on ur hair. might take some time but it definitely works. in the meantime, try extensions.
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Go to a salaon and ask them. They will make a recomendation depending on your hair type.
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when you go to sleep you should wrap it and ut on a silk scarf so that your pillpw wont rub your hair and make it brittle. (it will suck all the natrual oils out of your hair)
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try a thickening shampoo
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You can put some bounce sheets thru hair. Use static guard. Use an antifrizz serum. I like to use hand lotion after i rubbed it into my hands. You can use a metal coat hanger as well. Use conditioner in the hair as well. I would advise to put on sweaters before drying hair, when you pull it over head the electricity is alot. Good luck!
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You can try ROYAL JELLY,...for hair and skin, its the best. There are products offered, but you must be prudent about its originality and genuinity...for you to get the maximised result.
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ok firstly wash your hair every 3days and make sure you dont use any other hair products such as creams or mouses or hairspray. the night before you wash your hair massage your head with coconut oils and leave overnight. use an intensive conditioner once a weak with wheat proteins in it... drink more milk and eat more protein foods . also stay away from hairbands that are tight... like elastics. keep doin this for a few mnths and youl notice an improvement! oh and dandruff.. use head and shoulders. trust me
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Go to the craft store, get some fake hair and a glue gun.  Good luck.
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It is the humidity in the air that makes it frizz. I have the same problem. Some advice that works for me is 1. don't brush your hair after it is dry, it will make the frizz worse.2. after washing your hair use some Zero Frizz hair serum, not too much, I have found it works better than the Frizz Ease brand, you find it at Walmart and it is like $4 cheaper. 3. always condition your hair, daily and once a week or some use one of the hair mask things. I hope this helps you. Don't spend too much on products, I have found the cheaper ones sometimes work better.
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Try gorilla hair bondo. It is by far the best adheisve out there.It bonds just about anything.Give it a try.