Saturday, August 1, 2009

What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

My hair is dark, long, thick and curly (kinda like Christina Milians when she wears it curly). I straighten it with a round brush and a blowdryer followed by a flat iron. I notice it looks shinier when I use the round brush, but that goes away in a couple of days. Any suggestions to re introduce shine to my hair after it goes away?



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

Try a oil sheen spray make sure it is light.



Product Suggestions:



Black Cherry Oil Sheen - smells so good



Isoplus light oil sheen



Or any Mink Oil Spray



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What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

Afro Sheen.



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

Pantine prov



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

Coconut balm/oil. Comes in a red tin and you can get it in Boots or other chemist type shops.



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

B%26amp;B products(Bronner Bro.'s). They are especially formulated for us black girls. And it does my hair wonders.



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

I dont know...I would say use Sunsilk shampoo for black/dark hair constantly...i think you can order it online because you can't find it in stores here because that 'type' of sunsilk is only available in africa and asia.



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

Use oil sheen any type or work through a product called elasta qp, also try some hair jam



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

Well I don't have your hair type, but I think that the good old fashioned mayo treatment works. It work for my friend with afro-hair.



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

sammy products frm walmart works great for dull hair.



What is the best "high shine" product for Black people's hair?

bio silk works really well on your kind of hair.another thing to help your hair is using the right shampoo.matrix is kind of expensive but its big and its all worth it.wait for a sale or something.but you will see results soon.ALSO I've tried something before to make my hair silky and shiny.Indian oil for hair.its called AMLAH oil.you can buy it in any Indian store.it may smell a bit.but once you've shampooed enough the smell will wear out.

Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

hey..my sister dyed her hair to a dark color a few days ago at my place and now there is hair dye on my sink counter and I have no idea how to remove it.I have tired,CLR.Mr. Clean Magic Brush...anyone have any suggestions?



Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

trust me, nail polish remover. its cheap and reliable !



Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

ummmm rubbing alcohol should do it



Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

nail polish remover works



Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

There is a scrubber for BBQ it looks like a large pumas stone. U can get it at any rite-aid, Walgreen's any store of this nature. Then wet the spot and rub it with this stone. Let it dry and then do it wet. Also there is Grease Lighting it works well. Try the stone first, then if no go do the Grease lighting. I use this stuff for cleaning grass off jeans (the knees tuft spots) and also on my whites (socks). One of these will work



Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

Lemon juice might fade it, or oxiclean (be careful not to fade out the countertop with it, though).



Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

clean it with dettole.



Anyone know how to remove hair dye from a bathroom counter?

i think is ammonia what my mother use the last time she did that kind of mess

Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

does anybody know how to keep curly hair from going poofy when you try to brush/comb/make it neat in any other way?...it's really frustrating cuz when i wash my hair and i dont comb it or brush it or anything it looks really nice but then the next day after a night's sleep i get up and my hair looks really messy...but then when i brush it or comb it my hair goes all poofy...any suggestions?



Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

Try using loreal professional curl memory down cream after bath. It will makes ur hair neatly curl instead of flying everywhere. Best is, it gives a veri light feeling for ur curls n dun weighs them down making them big and untidy.



Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

omg im the exact same as you...what i do before i straighten my hair cuz i just find that easier for me..i want to make it wavy so its easy to straighten so either you throw it up in a high bun and wrap your remaining hair form you ponytail and then get a hair tie and put it together or you can braid your hair in two ponytails...but make sure you put hair oil in ur hair after taking a shower so the puffyness doenst go everywhere lol



Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

Try some leave in treatments maybe.



John Frida is pretty good with any of there products. Maybe have a look for some to help keep your curly hair in check. %26amp; instead of brushing or combing it, i think it would be easier just using your fingers so it doesnt get boofy but it still stays relativly neat.



Also when you go to bed, you could try plaiting it and taking the plaits out in the morning making it less poofy.



lol good luck



Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

Well, the secret behind maintaining the nice natural spiral curls is by not using comb or brush, but by detangling using fingers.



The best product I found in maintaining and styling curls is John Freida (JF) products. After washing your hair, use JF's Frizz-ease hair serum (JF step 3) on towel dried hair and then use the wind down curls relaxer (JF step 4) and let it dry.



After this routine, if you sleep off and you wake up from bed, you wont notice much change in the setting of the curls. But you can use a dash of hair spray to settle flyaway hairs if any.



The beauty of curly hair is on the way you style and maintain it rather than combing and brushing it. You can comb and brush just before you wash your hair to improve the circulation in scalp. But dont brush or comb after the hair becomes dry and curls get set.



Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

personally what i do is i dont brush it, i shape it with my fingers using hair product.



after i wash it, once its almost dry, i put some mousse or gel in it to give it some hold, and ive found that even when i wake up in the morning it still looks good! all it needs is a little fixing up, and your done!



its never a good idea to brush or comb curly hair because your likely to end up with a ball of frizz!



Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

AAARRGGG!!!



curly haired people should never , ever (NEVER - EVER) brush or comb dry (DRY) hair.



wet it down when you wake up. even if it's with a spray bottle with a little leave in conditioner in it.



here's what's happening to your hair now:



you are causing split ends and breakage by trying to comb or brush out any tangles. curly haired people can't do it because the curls break off causing one split end. that one split end curls around another hair causing another tangle. you brush or comb that tangle out causing another split end. that split end gets curled around another hair and.............



get the picture?



split ends dry your hair out. dry hair tangles easy. tangles get broken hairs. broken hairs poof. poofy hair tangles.



it's a never ending mess.



Does anybody know how to keep curly hair from...?

yes i have got sugestions :D try a frizz defence shampoo and conditioner, a leave in conditioner is also good and use a silk pillow case to reduce the frizzies when your rolling around all night.



hope i helped xoxo

How to curl straight hair?

I only have a curling brush, and I don't know how to use that. how can i curl my hair with it so that it'll stay in that shape for at least a few hours?



How to curl straight hair?

I have straight hair and this is my way of doing it:



1. wash your hair using a volumizing shampoo(any brand is fine)



2. take a towel and squeeze excess water out of hair



3. take about 2 handfuls of any brand of curl enhancing mousse, depending on how much hair you have will determine the amount of mousse you use, lather all throughout hair



4. flip your hair over and scrunch using your hands, after you scrunch your hair, spray extra firm hold hairspray in your hair, and scrunch a little bit more(i use alot of hairspray so the curls will hold all day)



5. while your hair is still flipped over, blowdry on low until it is completly dry all-over. remember, scrunch your hair as you blowdry it.



How to curl straight hair?

first use a curling iron. it takes some time. but it is worth it. secondly apply a generous amount of mousse to your hair and then use some sponge rollers and sleep in them. it works fantastic and stays for well over a day. hope it helps. =)



How to curl straight hair?

buy the curl prep lotion from garnier frutics



How to curl straight hair?

well... without getting a perm I would say get a curling iron... It works pretty well. I have two of them. Or you could try sponge curlers. They are the bomb. I use those when I want tight curls all day long. They work great.



How to curl straight hair?

I wet my hair and put in curling serum and them either twist it or braid it and undothe curls/braids when they're dry..



How to curl straight hair?

All you need to do is buy a really good curling iron. I own a Hot Tools iron that was really pricey but I also have a Revlon iron that I love. It gives me really pretty curls that hold all day. Curling your hair takes practice so just keep at it and be patient. Also, you're going to need a good hair spray to hold the curl. I use Paul Mitchell Firm Hold Spray. This stuff is great because it has a strong hold but you're able to brush out your hair at the end of the day. Good luck and keep practicing with the curling iron and I know you'll achieve the curls you want.



How to curl straight hair?

ROLLERS OR A CURLING IRON



How to curl straight hair?

well theres another way i usually do it with gel/hair spray after a while it dries and comes out nice a crunchy/curly



How to curl straight hair?

After you get out of the shower braid your hair and leave it like that until it dries. Then, take the braids out and there you go!!! (Don't use a brush after taking the braids use a pick a brush will make curly hair frizzy)



How to curl straight hair?

i've heard of rollers and i think i know what a curling iron is but a curling brush? have no idea try rollers they are quite good



How to curl straight hair?

I have no idea what a curling brush is. If you are talking about those round ones with the bristles all over, that's meant to straighten hair. Use curling irons, or take a shower and put your hair in a bun and dry it completely then it will be curly and use mousse.



How to curl straight hair?

The best method I know to curl hair when hair is straight is to roll your hair on perm rods. If you want really curly hair this is best. You have to roll it up just like you were getting a perm. Papers and all. The smaller the rod the curlier the hair is. Must make sure the paper is at end of hair so you don't get fuzzy ends. I would use this method on my daughter's hair when she was younger and it looks as though you just got a curly perm. It is really cute especially if your hair has a little length to it. Hope this helps.

Straightning brush?

when i whent to boots today i saw this babyliss straightning brush.when you blow dry your hair its ment to help straighten it and help stop your hair going frizzy.



do straightning brushs make a difffrent when blow drying your hair straight.would it make my hair like very straight useing the straighting brush and a straightner after.



Straightning brush?

I blow dry my hair straight every morning, If I didn't I would look like a poodle. The trick is to not use a brush or anything till your hair is ALMOST dry...then take a regular brush (I like the plastic ones with vents) and work on each section at a time, once you get used to it you should only take about 15 minutes to dry your hair (my hair is 1/2 way down my back) Flat irons help when the humidity is high, but shouldn't be used all the time, they will damage your hair.



Also think about the hair products you are using, I use two different products on my hair. I use Bio-Silk while my hair is still wet then when it gets almost dry I put in Sun Silk's Straighting Cream.



I hope this helps.



Straightning brush?

Umm well I think I've had one of those before and it helped but it took me FOREVER to dry my hair and straighten it. My mom had to help and it still came out frizzy. If you want your hair straight I would recommend a straightener. It takes out frizz and it makes hair STRAIGHT. I use remington wet 2 straight and it works wonderfully.



I had compliments on ihow straight my hair was the first time I used it.



Straightning brush?

All you need is a pair of beutiful GHD's and you will be sorted! These straightening brushes are only gimmicks!



Straightning brush?

Yes they work the key to it is to let the heat get on the medal part of the brush as you pull it through your hair. You may want to make sure you use product to protect your hair as the heat can damage it in time.



Straightning brush?

YES! It will work good, the blow dryer heats it up and it works just like a straightner although a hot straightener always works too. Yes, if u want ur hair REALLY straight then use both of them



Straightning brush?

they dont work its just another one of those schemes to get money out of you and fool you into thinking that these things actually work!



Straightning brush?

Do you think any hairdresser worth their salt would ever use something like this? Nope... your hair is as important as any outfit so you should do the best thing. Simply blow dry and then straighten using normal hair straighteners and a comb.



Those styling brush things just frizz up your hair and take years to dry it



Straightning brush?

Curls are sexy. Enough with the straightening crap. Flat hair is for Asian girls.



Straightning brush?

I Straighten my hair with my blow dryer and a brush and of course Garnier fructis straightening balm. Those brushes don't work i had one it just made my hair frizzier.



Straightning brush?

No, I bought one and I still need to use straightners after so I flogged it on eBay.



Remington Wet 2 Dry are good, but I am thinking about getting GHDs, I tried some out at my sisters and they were better. I found these for 鎷?5 which is about the cheapest I've found. (Not the wide plate ones tho - which you might need if you have longer hair):



http://www.powderpuff.net/



Straightning brush?

Try the babyliss b-liss hair dryer that will straighten your hair as you blow dry. You can buy it from Argos for bout 鎷?0.



Straightning brush?

As you brush, place the nozzle of the dryer near the brush and move both down at same time, add a serum to protect hair from frizz.

Setting hair without heat?

What's the best hair product for sleeping in rollers? I have the ol' school pink rollers w/ pink foam. My hair is straight, thick and very heavy.



My problem...



I sleep in them and sprizt it all when it's styled in the morning and maybe one hour later it is completely straight except for a tiny lil' bend at the end of all my hair...



I have tried mousse, it went limp.



I have tried gel, to wet looking/cruchy.



I remember hearing about a certain type of product that was formulated for this type of styling. That you put in your hair when it's damp let it air dry and it makes it so your hair holds the curl, until you brush it all out or wash it out. Not necessarily a brand name though. Any imput would be great cause I would love to be able to take this shortcut for saving time in the morning.



Thanks!



Setting hair without heat?

The product I have been trying is called, "White Sands", it comes in light hold texture all the way to heavy texture hold... You can also spray it to dry hair %26amp; curl with a curling iron, your hair will keep it's shape... Try your local beauty supply...They might be able to order it for you..if not in stock..



Setting hair without heat?

wen you get out of the shower, sorta crunch ur hair up and hold it there for a bit. keep doing that and let your hair air dry. it should get curlier



Setting hair without heat?

get a loose perm!

Ughh my hair?

my hair is naturally a mess.



it's a extremely curly some places and just a little curly others and really nappy on the crown but the front of my hair stays straight.



so needless to say my hair is more than difficult.



i've tried conair anti-poof



and frizz-eeze



i've tried straightening gel and leave-in coditioners



i've used a round ceramic chi brush



which all helps "straighten my hair" but it's still poffy after blow drying it.



i also have a chi straightener that i end up using after blow drying it even though i know how it's bad for my hair.



and the straightener still doesn't work as good as i'd like.



i usually go to get my hair done but when i go swimming or when it rains i have to do it myself.



can someone please please help me!?



Ughh my hair?

round brushes suck..i hate them. chi = crap. you just pay for the name.. you do use a straight pik while u blow dry correct? ok..clearly by your avatar you are not caucasian which means the ppl above are crazy talkin about herbal essense n pantene. well you can scrunch it %26amp; will look just fine but you want it straight..for ethnic hair which is stubborn you have to turn up the heat. divide ur hair into 4 sections..%26amp; take 1 inch partings %26amp; use proclaim heat protectant comb the strand %26amp; then flat iron it go over it twice if u want. if u have the heat higher the less time the heat has to be on it..%26amp; everyone thinks turning up the heat to high is such a crime. neways try to use the proclaim cholesterol..after u wash ur hair n then dry it %26amp; flat iron. %26amp; when u are finished maybe use the glossing shine (proclaim) n rub a tiny bit on ur hair.



Ughh my hair?

Blow drying may make it worse?



Ughh my hair?

idk sorry my hairs frizzy 2!!



Ughh my hair?

Why aren't you trying to get your hair to stay curly instead of forcing, and failing, to get it to go straight?



What you should do is: shampoo and condition with Herbal Essences the one for curly hair, or the moisturizing one



They also have a hair serum to make your hair nice and shiny



Scrunch your hair with curling gel or mousse, work into the curls with your fingers



It doesn't have to look perfect, just a little messy enough to look totally hot!



Ughh my hair?

so it wont get poofy while it dries, use a wide tooth comb. To straighten, use a flat iron spray and for frizzy hair use a creme (sunsilk straightening 24/7 creme)



It works for me!



Ughh my hair?

T_T i have that same problem....but i havent tryed those products yet...i think i just might try em...



Ughh my hair?

Its all about that oil sheen, I spray some on after I blow dry, before I flat iron. Not only does it work great for my frizz, but it is cheaper too, also love smooth n shine polishing serum, put some on when it is still wet.



Ughh my hair?

I have those problems too. Mainly what I do is wash my hair w/ shampoo %26amp; CONDITIONER %26amp; let it dry by itself. (if you're in a rush try washing the night before). Then i straighten it w/ a flat iron. (make sure to turn the heat up high - this is where the conditioner helps). If you don't want to straighten it try curling the flat parts - curling iron, hot rollers, or the ones you have to sleep in all work good for me. If it's a total mess try a messy bun or ponytail - it can actually look really good it you don't try too hard!



Ughh my hair?

Okay... so you make it seem like you Relax your hair, by the way you're constantly trying to keep it straight. Well, my sister got a relaxer and she has to wrap it a lot. She uses my hair conditioners and shampoo's too which range from



Panteene



Herbel Essence (Non of your Frizzeness)



Herbel Essence (The purple Curling kind)



Garnie Fructics



Those do a lot taming her hair on rainy days. she leaves it wet sometimes when she wraps it though, and when she wakes ups it's still straight so all she has to do is go over it when the Flat Iron. She uses oils such as The shine from Garnie Fructics it's in the clear pump bottle. The Hair sheen from Panteene. My leave in coconut oil conditioner, and that green bottled olive oil. They sell all of these at Wal-Mart.



I'm a naturally curly/Wavy and own an entirely different head of hair than my sister. I've never touched a Relaxer, so I have to deal with Frizz no matter what. I leave in a lot of conditioners and when I want my hair super easy to manage I shampoo it with Baking Soda (Not a lot) and I condition it with Downy fabric softener. It works Miracles, like having your baby hair all over again! Lol.



Well I hope this helps, just use light sheens that make your hair shine because heavy oild ones like grease just sit on your hair and make pieces clump so that even though it's straight it's not soft and adoring like you want. Use it if you have too though. It reduces frizz. On Rainy days it's impossible for me not to frizz so I just wear my hair curly or it will just curl up when I walk outside. Then swimming of course your entire head is wet so you'll have to repeat the straightening process. After I swim I don't brush my hair, I wash it and leave the conditioner in all night. Even though it says rinse, it doesn't harm you if you don't blow dry it or straighten in with a non leave in conditioner. The next day I rewash it but only with Conditioner, NOT shampoo. You don't want to dry out your natural oils! Lol. Then I go straighten it.