Best Hair Care Products?

I want a haircare overhaul. What are your favorite products from
shampoo to finishing sprays? I have fine straight hair. Thank you.

<mcsquare...@netzero.net> wrote in message
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depending on what you want, you need moisturizing and also thickening
products.
check out the alterna lines.. which have hemp (great for protein and
thickening and shine) as well as Worthingtons Moisture Seal line (at
drugstores)
also you could use some of the new Frieda hair glazes.. they will help boost
the thickness of your hair
you need to provide some thermal protection when you dry your hair,.. check
out pure strength line from warren –tricomi. AWESOME line..
also you might want to consider deep conditioning your hair 1x a month ..
for at least 30 mins.. use a hood hair dryer.. that would help..
Stevie
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mcsquare...@netzero.net wrote:
I have similar hair, and my favorites are:
Kusco Murphy Beach Hair––a gel styling product that adds volume and
texture and enhances my slight waviness. (Use a small amount––probably
less than 1/4 tsp. for slightly below shoulder–length hair.)
John Masters Organics honey and hibiscus hair reconstructor––a great
conditioning treatment that doesn't weigh down my hair. (I need to use
only a couple of pea–sized dabs.)
John Masters Organics lavendar & rosemary shampoo
Suki naturals shampoo––a very gentle non–detergent type shampoo. I
like to alternate it with the above.
These are all expensive, but the quantity per use is small for the
first three. I'm still working on my first tube of hair reconstructor
after 1 year.
Julianne X

In article <1143213383.791327.179...@t31g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>,
<mcsquare...@netzero.net> wrote:
Depends on what you want to do. If you want shine, there are loads of
shine enhancers out there. I don't use them, so I don't have a rec on
that.
I do love Paul Mitchell Volume spray and Bumble and Bumble Thickening
spray. B&B actually has a really great line, IMO.
I tend to go cheap on shampoo and conditioner, truth be told, and
pricier on styling product.
jules
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Dolly Dagger wrote:
I have the B&B spray, I like it too. I ended up buying Biolage's
version of that spray, plus their thickening shamp/conditioner in a
promo pack for $25, normally 35 sold separately.