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What are the best drugstore hair products?

Barbie101 asked:

Products that help make your hair shiny, soft and frizz-free.
My hair has loose waves and it's pretty soft and silky as it is but I need something that will enhance it.

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What are the best makeup and hair products for me?

Tags: Drugstore, Free Waves, Hair Help, Hair Products, Hair Waves

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4 Responses to "What are the best drugstore hair products?"

Princess Rings says:

January 31, 2010 at 3:25 am

Baby Supplies

If your hair is stick straight, you will naturally get the shine and soft (blow dried just the roots) and if you don’t brush it when it’s wet, you won’t have the frizz. Finger comb if you have naturally curly/wavy hair. The less you do anything with it, the best for your hair. Wash your hair 2x a week. If you need to wash it everyday, then you’re putting too much conditioner and you’re getting build-up, or too much hair products your shampoo can’t keep up with it.

We are all blessed with healthy, shiny, silky hair, until we started messing around with it by adding chemicals, dyeing and perming it.

You can’t find that from a bottle. You put it on, and you shampoo it out again.

DYK the hair industry is a billion dollar business? Their job is to make promises, say anything so we could buy buy buy and for them to sell sell sell so they can build another mansion in a secluded island somewhere and to buy Lamborghini for their collection?

It’s called marketing. Even the cheapest shampoo does its job, to clean the pollution. You don’t even need conditioner, unless you live in a hard water area (lucky me), if your hair is permed, dyed, straightened. The majority of hair problems here are from girls in their 30s, asking how to care for their damaged hair, what product to make their hair grow, why their hair falls out, and why their shampoo or conditioner don’t work. And they’re giving advice here?

I used Suave, and right now Garnier because it lathers faster. Just very small amount can cover even the longest hair.

I would never use Paul Mitchell again! I was a model for one of their shows and I was given shampoo samples. I tried it once, it smelled so good! I left it on my tub, and I didn’t use it again. But when I went to clean my tub, I lifted up the bottle and there was a ring around the bottom of the bottle. I couldn’t clean the stain, it was hard to clean. I thought, if that’s what it does to my tub, then I don’t want it for my hair!
Beauty Supplies says:

February 2, 2010 at 9:08 pm

Beauty Supplies

personally, i like the frizz-ease serum and try using mousse, it sounds like you have similar hair texture to mine. mousse is kind of like hair spray – but less “crunchy”. also, if you have thick hair, steer clear of volumizing mousse
Beauty Supplies says:

February 4, 2010 at 6:16 am

Only In Dreams

John Frieda’s and Paul Mitchell’s
Baby Supplies says:

February 6, 2010 at 2:25 am

Baby Supplies

~Herbal Essences
~Paul Mitchell
~Sunsilk
~John Frieda

Good luck and hope I helped