Why does it make my hair dryer than before I put it in? And why does it not help fight the frizzy curls? I'm so mad I bought this garbage! Is there a conditioner that actually works for curly hair?
(My hair is thin, naturally straight and gets weighed down easily from conditioners and products, permed it a couple weeks ago and it's just wavy with the same problems still. And yes I'm using it right. Infact my hair is better without the crappy conditioner, but it has a static problem so I need a conditioner for this. Please suggest one that actually works and doesn't cost 6$ for nothing but Schei鑴絜!)
Garnier Fructis - Curl %26amp; Shine, fortifying cream conditioner?
um try the pantane fot the curls this time get the thinjd shampoo and conditer not just one it works best if they are all together
Garnier Fructis - Curl %26amp; Shine, fortifying cream conditioner?
Why don't you just try a leave in conditioner that you can lightly spray in your hair when you get out of the shower?
Garnier Fructis - Curl %26amp; Shine, fortifying cream conditioner?
its a very cheap product. Why dont you spend a little more and know your putting quality in your hair. You need to find a product that gives you Ph balance.. so your hair is not oily, or dry just inbetween.
Garnier Fructis - Curl %26amp; Shine, fortifying cream conditioner?
my hair is thin and naturally straight, i use pantene keeps static out and less knots, and looks full and thick.
Garnier Fructis - Curl %26amp; Shine, fortifying cream conditioner?
i tried the garnier fructise line as well, and hated every second of it. didn't even finish the bottles before i replaced them, and they pretty much ruined my vacation this summer, by giving me the worst hair of the year.
lately i have been using dove everything! head to toe, and have seen great results. my hair is much smoother and more manageable, and i feel like the products are actually giving more moisture and resilience to my dry hair.
anyway, everyone was right that you need to get a ph balance to your hair products, and you should be willing to put some money into your products.
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