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    Posted: September 15 2004 at 5:36pm
I got the typical frizzzy coarse/wavy hair, I found that John Frieda Frizz Ease Wind Down cream and Selen Selectives control[d] sunstance helps alot, along with my shampoo/conditioner by Loreal.

I want to use a leave in conditioner, whats the best one for my type of hair, to get it straight.

And can I use my Loreal Shampoo/Conditioner and use the Leave in Conditioner after??
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Most leave-in conditioners have heat styling protection to keep your hair from frying when you iron it. I've always recommended John Frieda Daily Norishment. It gets rid of frizz too.

If you want to put something to work with the iron. There are gels made to straighten. Like LA Looks Straight Look Gel. Serums or oils like L'Oreal Smooth Intense serum or Garnier Fructis Sleek and Shine serum can get your hair straighter...faster.

Go to the haircare aisle and look for leave-ins,serums that combat frizz to get hair straighter.
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Best leave -in is Sebastian Potion #9
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