Looking for Hair Product to Smooth Frizzies

I sue Aphogee Gloss Therapy. It is at Sally's and is pretty cheap. You can usually buy a small tube of it and if it works then you can buy the small bottle. I love it, it makes my hair so shiny and the frizz is gone too.

I use a lot of the bed head products. They have a cream (pink bottle) That I use before I straighten my hair and it works like a charm. It's about $13 a bottle, but I use such a small amount that it lasts me forever! Sometimes paying a little more upfront, saves you in the end.

I use Pantene Shampoo & conditioner for curls to start with.
After I wash my hair I spray in the Leave on conditioner from John Frieda.
On dry hair I spray on the Dream Curls from John Frieda. I get these at Walmart and they are all good priced. They work for me. Good luck....

I use a silicone based product to tame my hair when it gets frizzy. There are TONS on the market- at any price range.
My latest thing is to work with it. I put some hair gel in and let the curls stick together. It is currently in style (for once- LOL).

I finally found products that work! pureology smoothing shampoo and the conditioner. I use the pureology brand mouse too. good luck:)

I love ic hair polisher (http://texasbeautysupplies.com/fanicinhairp.html). It keeps back the frizzies and protects my hair from the heat of the iron and the sun.

There are several I like, I use a silicone based shine drop both when hair is wet and dry, mop glisten drops, one by loreal (can't remember name, bottle is orange), moroccan oil, and I also love John frieda's frizz ease secret weapon smoothing cream for when my hair is dry. A good pro hair dryer and a natural bristle round or paddle brush can help too!

Try www.naturallycurly.com. They have a fantastic message board - you can figure out your curly hair type and then see what has worked for others.

For me - ditching the shampoo worked great! I have been washing with baking soda and apple cider vinegar since 2005. My hair used to be a frizzy mess and now it just naturally falls into frizz-free ringlets.

This. http://www.amazon.com/Fekkai-Advanced-Brilliant-Glossing-...

Frederic Fekkai brilliant glossing cream. Yes, I know it's expensive, but this little 7oz tube will last you about a year.

Only use a pea-sized amount. Literally. And I'm talking a SMALL, baby sized pea. you just rub it in your hands and then rub your hands in your damp hair. Then dry normally. It's a miracle, and makes your hair so soft and silky. It also doesn't leave a greasy look like the silicone ones sometimes do.