Saturday, August 21, 2010

What hair products straighten hair i.e. types of shampoo.....but not hot rods?

Try Herbal Essence Dangerously StraightWhat hair products straighten hair i.e. types of shampoo.....but not hot rods?
An Italian Lady friend of mine used to rinse her hair in beer , to make it straight .What hair products straighten hair i.e. types of shampoo.....but not hot rods?
Try hairipy.

Nutrogena products..........I just want to ask that..are nutrogena shampoo and face wash good?

no really I tried them and no satisfaction


you can try the products from the body shop or from L'oreal Nutrogena products..........I just want to ask that..are nutrogena shampoo and face wash good?
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After i wash my hair with Gillette shampoo and conditioner or any other product my hair gets dry and look bad?

what should i do change products or do something else i am looking for that model look for men you see on tv with that nice hair it looks like they don't use gel or any thing they just leave it to dry. After i wash my hair with Gillette shampoo and conditioner or any other product my hair gets dry and look bad?
If you have dry hair, then maybe you can try some leave-in conditioner.


There are lots of brands and you usually just rub it into your hair when its wet or dry - it moisturizes your hair and protects against split ends.


Go to a salon, see what they suggest and ask what products they recommend. After i wash my hair with Gillette shampoo and conditioner or any other product my hair gets dry and look bad?
Go to your local salon and see what they think. There not always trying to make money. I go to Sally's Beauty Salon its a store where they have tons of hair products that actual hairstylist by their stuff!

What hair product is good for your hair that doesnt have alcohol? not shampoo?

Yes I dont want to get bald, I want healthy hair, what can i use instead of gel or any of those products that dont have alcohol? my hair is fuzzy and I usually use pomade but im not sure if thats good, Im looking for a good product, that is good for the hair and prevent baldness. anyone know?What hair product is good for your hair that doesnt have alcohol? not shampoo?
my hair is frizzy and super curly, I usually use this stuff called ';proclaim glossing polish'; it works really well, it doesnt smell bad and it kinda smells like coconut. it has aloe in it too which is good for your scalp. and it has no alcohol and is cheap, I get it at sally beauty supplyWhat hair product is good for your hair that doesnt have alcohol? not shampoo?
Aveda makes really good all natural products and is salon quality. http://www.aveda.com you can also buy it in salons.


As far as the baldness goes you can try using something like Rogaine as a preventative measure. http://www.rogaine.com/
Go the a hair stalyish and ask them with is go for u
there is some african amercan haircare products at wal=mart that are alcohol free and inexpensive, just be careful not to use too much follow directions and if your hair is thin use just a tad. i use them for my fluffy hair and its condition is nice.

Hair; shampoo, conditioner; mousse; hairspray; & FRiZZ PRODUCTS.?

Hey(:


Ok. i really want to fix my hair problems.


i flat iron my hair everyday, so i need shampoo, conditioner, and really good frizz product?


also mousse for the lazy days(:


whats the best product in drugstores do you think works the best.





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i have tried almost all the aussie products, they work ok.


THE AUSSiE FRiZZ PRODUCT works like crap!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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%26amp;%26amp; please help me. i want really shiny hair with NO frizz. and really pretty mousse hair(:Hair; shampoo, conditioner; mousse; hairspray; %26amp; FRiZZ PRODUCTS.?
i highly suggest john frieda frizz ease, its expensive, but it works. i just use the anti frizz serum though. i know you said that aussie doesnt work, but it what works for me, i use aussie opposites attract soften and protect. i also use a anti damage protecting spray cuz it helps with protecting my hair from damage from straightening it and i spray it in and comb it through after i take a shower. its pantene protecting spray, its kinda hard to find though so good luck finding it.





when you buy a shampoo also buy the conditioner that goes along with it for best results.





i highly reccomend the antidamage spray of any kind though. also use antidamage shampoo or conditioner cuz you hair is really damaged. i know that you want to look nice and i understand that straightening looks way better, but try to ease up on your hair! its really hard on it to straighten it every single day! dont do anything to it on weekend and that might help.





hope i helped!Hair; shampoo, conditioner; mousse; hairspray; %26amp; FRiZZ PRODUCTS.?
just buy a garnier anti frizz serum it works WONDERS! It makes ur hair shiny and un frizzy! buy it @ walmart :] its really good! i also reccomend the leave in conditioner for frizzy unmanageable hair, its AMAziNG!
Your best bet is to leave your hair alone and let it be natural. Chill out and let your hair be hair.
i hardly straighten my hair and the hair is frizzed up like crazy. ive kinda formed a bond with it.
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  • What Organic Shampoos and beauty products have you used?Which would you recommend?

    MiessenceWhat Organic Shampoos and beauty products have you used?Which would you recommend?
    I use Aveda and it's a great product. Plus has a good , sexy organic smell.What Organic Shampoos and beauty products have you used?Which would you recommend?
    I really like Arbonne products overall.





    For deodorant, I use Desert Essence. If you have a Vitamin Shoppe near you, I believe you may be able to find it there. It works just as well as a regular deodorant/antiperspirant, but without the aluminum products.
    Aveda
    I use Jason brand sunblock for my kids. It's pretty inexpensive - that's a relative term - inexpensive for organic products, around $10 a tube - and it had a great smell so I got to put it on my son without a fight. Henry's carries it.


    I love Desert Essence products too - I used the tea tree oil to clear up acne and scratches I use tea tree oil shampoo - smells unbelievable, very clean feeling and refreshing.
    BED HEAD products work really


    good, same as Dove, and Sunsilk.























    The ones sold at the salons are


    the BESSTTT.











    Hope I helped.


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    Do humans really need all these products to stay clean (Shampoo, Soap, Body wash, Moisturizers)?

    What I am trying to ask is I feel as a dry skin type person that always has dry hair and skin. Do we really need to use soap and all that stuff at the store. If I use warm hot water I feel that already does the job or atleast use soap and stuff when I know I need it. I just feel like it through the bodies ph balance out of wack. I mean if you wash a dog everyday with soap that would effect their skin greatly. Humans back in the day never had all this stuff to clean. I know its sounds gross to some asking this but think realistically with me for a second. Are ph balance wasn't ment to know that humans were to create shampoo.Do humans really need all these products to stay clean (Shampoo, Soap, Body wash, Moisturizers)?
    Well, moisturizers don't keep you clean. But no of course not all of those products are a necessity or should be used everyday. Not everyone has the same reaction to soaps and shampoos. Some people need it everyday, others don't. Humans back in the day never had a lot of stuff. It doesn't mean the products aren't helpful.





    If you're super dry, then you need to figure out if you're washing too much or not washing enough. Trial and error.Do humans really need all these products to stay clean (Shampoo, Soap, Body wash, Moisturizers)?
    1] I also have dry skin, so I use a moisturizing, sensitive skin cleanser for face/body.


    2] most of us should bathe daily; some can get away with every other day.


    3] ';years ago'; everyonehad dandruff, hair and body lice, and all dif kinds of skin infections [ scabies, fungus, boils, etc. - ICK! ]
    well assuming we have the same genetics as ';humans back in the day';, we don't need much. And in a way using all these products might be keeping us TOO clean to where our immune system becomes fragile from lack of exercise.
    I'd say a bar of soap, face wash, shampoo, and moisturizer is all you really need.





    %26amp; deodorant.. In your case, lol.
    If you like little No see ems Bugs crawling around on you then I guess it's O.K. I start itching after a day dont like it.
    you need it if you want to smell good %26amp; be clean
    Not really. I mean, people should shower daily and stuff, but I know to keep my skin at a regular oil level, I only use soap every other day for my body, and I wash my hair with shampoo every two to four days. I always wash my hands and face though. But yeah, I know where you're coming from. I have really dry skin for the most part. (Face is the exception) I just have to adjust everything to it. So I take cooler showers and use less harsh soaps on my skin. Light moisturizers help for that day after using bar soaps and stuff that dry your skin. It really makes a difference. And then I wash less often and let the good, natural oils help my skin for a day or two then wash off the impurities.
    You're right to go by what your body tells you. Not only is everyone's skin different, but our skin changes over time. My skin used to be so oily that washing 3 times a day was a necessity. Now, less that 5 years later, washing only once a day leaves my skin dry and flaky for hours.





    If your dry skin is like mine, then it's probably sensitive to many soaps and body washes. Most moisturizers also tend to make my skin breakout. My solution is to wash with hot water daily, but briefly to avoid excessive drying, and to use a gentle facial soap once or twice a week depending on my skin's dryness.





    Over-washing can be just as bad as under-washing, so keep listening to your body. It generally gives the best advice.
    Don't know if this will really answer your question..


    But it's actually safer the less we shower.. You see what happens is that the more and more we shower the more you wash off good bacteria that lives on your skin and also not so good bacteria that your body can become immune to, meaning those who shower more are more likely to get sick than those who shower less.





    So are those things needed to be clean, I don't think so, maybe smell good... Unless you are filled with dirt





    A study was done suggesting that showering once a week was enough


    http://www.health24.com/news/Bacterial_d鈥?/a>





    I personally don't think I can go once a week, but hey if it's better for my health and I'm not dirty why not skip the soap one day? The Europeans do it =)