best shampoo and conditioner for frizzy hair?

cobbingstones

Hi all

I need a quick solution in the mornings for my awful frizzy mop. What do you use?

Thanks

MM

lucky_me_2

Hi Madsmum,

My friend who is a hairdresser has frizzy hair she swears by Tigi Bedhead the shampoo and conditioner that she uses are called: Bedhead control freak - you can buy them online or in a salon that stocks Tigi Bedhead. Your best bet is buying online though as salon's tend to bump the price up!

ali-t

lucky_me wrote: »

Hi Madsmum,

My friend who is a hairdresser has frizzy hair she swears by Tigi Bedhead the shampoo and conditioner that she uses are called: Bedhead control freak - you can buy them online or in a salon that stocks Tigi Bedhead. Your best bet is buying online though as salon's tend to bump the price up!

I bought some of this recently from TJ Hughes. I think it was approx £6 per bottle which is very cheap for this range.

the_devil_made_me_do_it

From watching my mum try every product under the sun, I'd say it's trial and error. I think she has eventually stuck with Redken products.

melancholly

i'm a big fan of redken all soft stuff, but it's not cheap. i now use dove every other wash or so as it's much cheaper!

a hairdresser also recommended that i get a big tub of cheap conditioner and use lots, leave it on my hair and tie it up in a towel for 15 mins before rinsing. like a home made hair treatment. when i get the time (which isn't often), that helps a lot.

Puddingpie_2

Loads of conditioner, wrap your hair in clingfilm and then chill for half an hour.

There are those John Frieda 'weather works' range now. But they are quite expensive so I havent got them yet.

MrsE_2

GHDs!!!!!

Wash hair the night before, towel dry (I go to bed damp), get up in the morning & straighten it.

I don't just straighten it, I section it & work my way from bottom to top, pretty slowly - takes about half an hour.

Turns my frizzy mess into silken poker straight locks.

mouseymousey99

What a great question, thanks for asking that one madsmum.
I'm currently using Tesco coconut conditioner and as others have said because its cheap (49p) I use loads. Will try that cling film thing too.
Wow thats a lot of work Mrs E, I daren't do that one - I usually look like Rusell Brand & Amy Winehouse's love child in the morning.

MrsE_2

mouseymousey99 wrote: »

What a great question, thanks for asking that one madsmum.
I'm currently using Tesco coconut conditioner and as others have said because its cheap (49p) I use loads. Will try that cling film thing too.
Wow thats a lot of work Mrs E, I daren't do that one - I usually look like Rusell Brand & Amy Winehouse's love child in the morning.

Copy cat!!!!! Thats my pre-GHD style:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:

I don't think half hour is that nad, is it? I'm sure lots of people who blow dry spend that.

I do it 3 or 4 times a week, NOT everyday.