From naturally curly to a mess

Have you tried a leave-in conditioner or hair serum? Biosilk is really good. Curly hair needs some internal weight in the form of products so you dont have flyaway, but not too much or you get greasy weighed down curls.

The Biosilk silk therapy leave-in is really good,a little goes a long way. I switch around with shampoos myself but the leave-ins stay the same for me. I am using Back to Basics by Graham Webb right now, the coconut mango,i really like it, i might try the Rasberry Almond,it says its for damaged hair or overly dry hair,of which mine is neither but it will dry out over time if i dont use leave-ins,i thought that might help the problem,worth a try.

If you don't have the funds or you don't want to spend it,just use your favorite body lotion,whatever is left on you hands after you have used it everywhere else,and smooth it over your ends. I do this sometimes anyway,especially during the winter months.Hope this helps.

Pressing is done with irons(for hair-not the kind for clothing) It is very damaging.,but on certain hair types, it is the only thing that will straighten the hair or make it "do-able". 

A question for xtremehot3, do you use products in your hair to protect it before you press? That is extremly important!. And i have never used Kerastase but my experience is that price doesnt necessarily mean its better. I mean I'm sure its better than the 99cent stuff at the store but there are a lot of good products out there, I can only use organic now because of my allergies but my hair really liked Biosilk products-you just have to clarify once in awhile.Some people really like Frizz-Ease that you can get at Walmart although it didnt do anything for my frizz, i had to get it cut off and stop straightening it.I use velcro rollers and no blowdryer now. And on days i cant control it that way, i just put it back in combs. Hope this helps.

xtremehot3 it sounds like you may be interracial. Is that right?

Stacey