HELP!!!FRIZZY HAIR!!

> Hi Robert,I also have curly frizzy big hair. I have tried the drug store brands like Frizz Ease and Zero frizz, but I had no luck. I use a product by Graham Webb call Curl Defining Texturizer, it works really well for me. I also noticed there is a new line out by KMS called Flat Out, they have a product called Flat Out Hair Prepare it is supposed to end frizz frustration. You can purchase and read about these products in the wwbeautystore.com good luck.Sherry> Sorry to hear about your frizzies. There are several> things you can try to help with the problem. One is to> close the hair shaft after shampooing by doing a> cold/cool water rinse. This will always help a lot. Be> sure not to shampoo your hair in anything but lukewarm> water.> The second thing is to make sure you use a good> moisturizing shampoo. Frizz often happens because the> hair is either too dry or because the hair shaft is> open and can be picking up moisture.> The third thing to do is use a good conditioner. A lot> of time a leave in conditioner will work better than a> rinse out conditioner because a leave in will soak> into the hair shaft and provide a layer of protection> from external moisture or environmental things that> can make your hair frizzy.> What products work best? I can't tell you my opinion> on specific products for fizz because I normally don't> fight frizz. However I can tell you that ARTec's> Smoothing shampoo is a wonderful remoisturizer and of> course Aveda's Shampure.> Also a good leave in conditioner is Aveda's Elixer. A> good detangler is ARTec's Kiwi detangler or Aveda's> Shampure.> If your hair is curly, you may want to look at> ouidad's site at www.ouidad.com. She makes products> that were specifically formulated for frizzy hair. She> specializes in curly hair. To read more about what> cause curly hair to get frizzy check out the interview> with Ouidad in the tips and articles section.> Niki recently wrote a review of Phytologie's products> for controlling frizz. That is also in the articles> section. She has had good luck with the product as you> will read.> You can also blow dry your hair on a low, cool speed> and aim the air down the shaft from the scalp to the> ends which also decreases frizziness.> The products you use will make a difference an a good> quality remoisture shampoo and a good leave in will> help a lot.> Best wishes,> Karen

I have medium legth hair. And my hair is sooo frizzy. I have tried many different shampoos, conditioners, and seriums, but nothing seems to work. I there any thing out there that can help me get rid of the frizz ASAP.Thank You.Robert