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Old 08-12-2003, 08:17 PM   #1
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Post help me!!!!!! asap please, school starts tommorow!!

ok tommorrow i start school, and as a cheerleader we have to wear our uniforms, and hair in a high curly pony-tail, well i hafta make sprirals with a curling iron, but then it'll get so frizzy, because i live in florida, i dont have time to go out and buy a new product, so please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how do i keep my hair from getting sup[er frizzy??
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Old 08-13-2003, 11:07 PM   #2
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you could try putting some hand lotion in your hair that helps.But not too much.
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Old 08-14-2003, 12:59 AM   #3
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ok tommorrow i start school, and as a cheerleader we have to wear our uniforms, and hair in a high curly pony-tail, well i hafta make sprirals with a curling iron, but then it'll get so frizzy, because i live in florida, i dont have time to go out and buy a new product, so please help me!!!!!!!!!!!!!! how do i keep my hair from getting sup[er frizzy??
Nowadays there are so many hair pieces that offer the "quick fix". Alot of my friends including myself wear 'em and you cant even tell the differenct. It has a drawstring so you put your hair up in a bun and then attach it using the drawstring and tie it securely--works for me ANYTIME, ANYWHERE and takes just seconds.

But if you dont want pieces, mayb you could spray some light spritz (not hairspray) after you have curled it--but not too much cause it may get the hair real dry. Hope it helps.
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Old 08-14-2003, 01:01 AM   #4
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Also theres this product called friz ease from john frieda--it works well too. They sell them at kmart and I think walmart.
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Old 08-17-2003, 02:25 AM   #5
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If you're making the curls with a curling iron, you should be pretty safe with making frizz-free curls...just use a strong hold mousse of any kind in your hair when it's damp, then when it's dry and you're going to curl, make sure to spray with hairspray afterwards, or use a frizz reducing serum like Frizz Ease or Citre Shine.
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