Question about caring for red hair

Greetings, and welcome Mrs. Joolie. 

One thing I do to minimize frizz (especially important being in sub-tropical Florida) is to dilute my shampoo (in a translucent plastic bottle), and apply it at the roots all around the scalp, massaging it all the while until there are suds.  The result is that less of the oils are stripped away, leaving just enough to keep the frizz under control.

I use pantene and love it (but I do use it only about once a week, and I clarify with a clarifying shampoo, like Anais said.  I haven't tried the new color pantenes).  The pantene may add to your hair's frizziness though - it looks like you have naturally wavy hair in the avatar?  I've heard some wavy and curly haired people say it frizzes their hair, so you may want to try something else just to see if it does (I think it depends largely on your personal hair type).  A little jojoba also reduces frizz and makes hair shiny (I remember another red lady awhile back raving about how she loved how it reduced the frizz and brought out the reds in her hair).

Ahhhhhhhh pantene!!!! don't buy, turn around and walk away from the HUGE selection of crap that needs to be part of the clean up routine for isle 5!

anyway, pantene isnt good for your hair at all. If you have used it before you know what I mean when I say it does make your hair feel soft and silky. But dont be fooled, it is not your clean hair youre feeling, its your hair that has been coated in wax. WAX!! After a while of using pantene will make your hair so heavy and limp from the wax that your hair limp and extremely hard to style with heat products.

Im not sure of a good shampoo for naturally red hair, I just know of good shampoos for colored hair. Sorry! Just dont buy pantene!!