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    Posted: July 22 2002 at 12:12pm
I am trying to look for a product I can stick to. I have used drug store products and they are ok. I have tried Biosilk but not much fond of the shampoo/conditioner. Looking for definition/separation of curl. Something that can eliminate or reduce frizz. Leaving hair soft, silky and luxurious. Sounds like fantasy land. Any suggestions?
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Hi Erica! I don`t have curly hair (wavy) but I still got the frizz, lucky me. Have you ever tried John Frieda Frizz Ease glistening creme? It`s one of my favorite conditioners and really calms my hair down. I also like Aura Almond Cherry Bark revitalizing conditioner--I buy it at Sally.
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I use the Ouidad products, see www.ouidad.com. The deep treatment, shampoos and conditioners are really wonderful, especially for naturally curly hair. The gels are also really good, and give alot of definition, but I am looking for a humidity tolerant gel that leaves the hair a bit softer. Any ideas?
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