QuoteReplyTopic: Has anyone seen results from Frizz Ease? Posted: December 14 2000 at 5:42pm
Hi, im Lisa and i love Creed (hence the screename) i am currently using Frizz ease miraculous recovery. i am going to use it for 5 weeks, and have used it 2 weeks already. Has anyone seen any good results? Usually i tend to leave it in over the weekend, and i wanted to know, does that affect the process?Oh yeah, i have dark brown hair which is very frizzy and curly. (if that helps) Merci, Lisa If you are able to, please reply as soon as possible!
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I found that Miraculous recovery was a little too heavy which made my hair kinda clumpy and greasy...so I didn`t use it everyday so I don`t think I got the right results. I have had great luck with Frizz Ease Emergency repair or something like that it comes in a spray bottle and is great. You put it on dry hair. i would put it on after blowdrying with a diffuser. Spray it then lightly scrunch. It worked.
I have only used frizz ease the serum and I love it. It`s the only anti frizz serum that has ever worked on my hair, that doesnt leave it crunchy. Plus it helps retain my curl good. I love Creed too! Vicki
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the problem with frizz ease not working for people is they arent using it properly.
like i found with myself, when i applied it at the wrong time.
like if i applied the frizz ease serum when my hair was towel dried it would just leave my hair sticky and wouldnt define the curls, just rather be a faint sticky mess. Whereas, when i apply it when ive just washed my hair and it is soaking wet, it define my curls, making my hair so georgious that....you cant stop playing with it lol.
I also found that the mousse worked better when applied in conjunction with the serum in soaking wet hair, and was jus a sticky horrible mess when applied to dry or towel dried hair.
I am gunna buy the emergency treatment spray soon and will let you know about that, since i avent tried that yet.
oh, and the secret agent cream ive used when my hair was dry, and i found that quite nasty, the smell was abit sick when first applied too. But after a couple of miniutes the smell goes so thats ok. But i think that will work better when ur hair is wet too, i shall try it next time i wash my hair.
Basically, just experiment with all products when ur hair is wet and dry and find out when it works best.
Remember: its not the product itself that will work wonders for ur hair, no matter how good it is, its WHEN and HOW u apply it to ur hair that it will do the trick anih :|:|:|:|:|:|
I haven`t tried miraculous recovery. As far as the rest of the Frizz Ease line goes, I pick and choose and have found some great options. I am infatuated with Frizz Ease Glistening Creme instant conditioner. Nothing else makes me hair as soft, and believe me, I`ve tried almost everything on the free market today. The silicone serum is as good as any, but remember, almost all shine serums are exactly IDENTICAL as far as ingredients go: they usually contain phenyl trimethicone and cyclomethicone and sometimes a sunscreen. I don`t recommend the Smooth Start shampoo because it contains ammonium lauryl sulfate--a detergent that can dry out hair with repeated use.
I should also tell you I emailed the John Frieda company to tell them how much I like Glistening Creme...and they sent me a bunch of $1-off coupons and some really nice travel size products. Their customer service is great, and if you ask for samples you might just get them! Good luck. :-)
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