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    Posted: July 10 2008 at 10:48am
I recently purchased this hair from hairsisters.com and it is so soft and pretty...but I need to know what products you can use to maintain the hair. You can straighten the hair or re-wet it for a curly look, but after wetting it and letting it air dry, it looks a lil frizzy! Can someone pls! help me figure this out. I see where ppl sew it in and have it going straight back, which looks good, but i wanna have a side part with side bangs so when i straighten it, it looks good, what do you think would be better..PLS HELP THANKS!!!Big%20smile
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French Refined is a lot like my natural hair. I wear my hair straight though.
 
When I was wearing it curly, I would mix product to tame it. I would always start with a leave-in (after shampooing/conditioning), then mix a serum and a smoothing cream or gel in your hands and pat it all over your head. For me, I had to lightly mist my hair with water every morning to reactivate the curls/product. Curly hair is a lot of work!
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Ahhh yes, the french refined is a texture that loves lots of moisture. When I wore FR I used a product from Sunsilk that worked wonderful, I think it was called De-Frizz. It was in the green bottle.
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thanks I did pick up some sun silk in the green bottle, it captivating curls or something like that...it it help a little bit but it seems like it weighed the hair down someOuch, I havent installed it yet, that will happen this weekend, be on the look out for pics...im so excitedWink
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Im not sure if thats the same thing that I used. Here is what I used:
 
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sherrie,
how did it hold up when you straightened it????
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Another tip for handling curly/wavy hair: don't touch the hair after you have applied product to wet hair. Just let it dry completely. Playing with it before it dries is a huge factor in frizz!
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see i didnt know that i was scrunching it up pand things like that as it dried....so what I did was wash and conditioned it then i put some sunsilk on it combed it through and let it dry..... it did mke a huge difference..thanks so much!Clap
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sherrie do you have any pics with the hair straightened and how it looks with the natural curl!!!!!!
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Originally posted by mmoore1192 mmoore1192 wrote:

see i didnt know that i was scrunching it up pand things like that as it dried....so what I did was wash and conditioned it then i put some sunsilk on it combed it through and let it dry..... it did mke a huge difference..thanks so much!Clap
 
Oh, I'm so happy to hear that!Tongue Sometimes, I actually hand out useful knowledge!!!LOL
 
Believe me, I learned this the hard way after years trying to figure out why my own hair was always frizzy. Sometimes, what I would do is let it dry hard-ish with gel in it, then once it's completely dry, scrunch out the hardness. This way the curls are controlled and you don't have crunchy hair!!
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