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    Posted: July 28 2003 at 12:49pm
Flyaways and frizz is from dry hair. Condition your hair well with a good treatment, and find a leave-in conditioner that won't weigh down your hair.
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hey. for flyaways, there is some orange goop made by got2b. its really great, and i use it all the time when i put my hair up so itll be smooth... now, maybe u can help me with my problem?

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flyaways can be pretty sexy, actually, the model-walkin-toward-the -fan look. Don't fight them too hard. When I had that length hair, and that trouble ( only i am mousy brown- and jealous of you ) a stylist took off not just split ends but 2 1/2 inches-
I was peeved, but it really took away the flyaways- I guess my splits went further than I realized. Try a haircut, not a trim.
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I have straight, blonde, a little past shoulder length hair. It isn't really fine, but it definately isn't thick.
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PS What type of hair do you have? Cuz what works 4 me may not work 4 u. I have long, straight brunette hair and it's very fine. It is pretty thin.
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Try a shampoo amd conditioner that is for your specific problem, such as Citre Shine: Smooth n silky..or at least that's what i thought it was called...im not exactly sure. It was some kind of frizz and flyaway eliminator type thing...
anyways i used it and it is very good, and not expensive at all!
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Hey, I have a huge problem with flyaways and frizz. Is there anything I can do about that? I'm a major hair rookie and have no idea how to fix this, so please give me any advice you have.
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