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09-05-2017 08:22 PM
Does anyone know of a good smoothing shampoo? Mabe also smoothing as well as volumizing. Can be drugstore or salon. Not interested in wen. Looking to try something new
09-05-2017 08:38 PM
I like Nick Chavez products for controlling frizz and giving alot of volume.
09-05-2017 08:39 PM
@kcladyz, Here are two suggestions: Aquage Smoothing shampoo and Aquage Voluminzing treatment.
09-06-2017 07:49 AM
For just normal hair, I get particularly good results (smoothing) with Carol's Daughter Cupuacu. Also, have you tried the Ovation? I really like that, too!
(You wouldn't believe the frizz I used to get with WEN!) But no more!
But maybe it's in the styling, too....before I blow dry I've been using Chaz's styling cream & glossing serum...that is, until Nick came along. So, now I've been using Nick's velvet mesquite serum -- equally good for shine and extra smoothness!
09-06-2017 08:03 AM
@blackhole99 wrote:I like Nick Chavez products for controlling frizz and giving alot of volume.
@blackhole99 I've been liking NC's newer sulfate free s&c! I purchased the supersizes with pumper bottles. His Mesquite products used after (the spray and gel) add volume.
09-06-2017 08:07 AM
@Harpa wrote:For just normal hair, I get particularly good results (smoothing) with Carol's Daughter Cupuacu. Also, have you tried the Ovation? I really like that, too!
(You wouldn't believe the frizz I used to get with WEN!) But no more!
But maybe it's in the styling, too....before I blow dry I've been using Chaz's styling cream & glossing serum...that is, until Nick came along. So, now I've been using Nick's velvet mesquite serum -- equally good for shine and extra smoothness!
@Harpa Don't you find smoothing shampoos and volumizing shampoos difficult to find in one product? I just try to use a good s&c and count on my styling products for no frizz and volume (hint: silicones are the enemy of volume).
09-06-2017 08:43 AM
@Shanus wrote:
@Harpa Don't you find smoothing shampoos and volumizing shampoos difficult to find in one product? I just try to use a good s&c and count on my styling products for no frizz and volume (hint: silicones are the enemy of volume).
Hi, @Shanus,
I know there are silicones in those styling serums. You have to use a drop or 2 when hair is soaking wet (like both Chaz & Nick recommend.)
Maybe it is my hair type, but I always get tons of volume and bounce, but I've also been heat styling my hair w/ silicone hot rollers.
09-06-2017 08:51 AM
@Harpa wrote:
@Shanus wrote:
@Harpa Don't you find smoothing shampoos and volumizing shampoos difficult to find in one product? I just try to use a good s&c and count on my styling products for no frizz and volume (hint: silicones are the enemy of volume).
Hi, @Shanus,
I know there are silicones in those styling serums. You have to use a drop or 2 when hair is soaking wet (like both Chaz & Nick recommend.)
Maybe it is my hair type, but I always get tons of volume and bounce, but I've also been heat styling my hair w/ silicone hot rollers.
@Harpa I do use a drop of Nick's Mesquite's Serum before drying for heat protection. I use a silicone free gel or mousse for volume.
09-06-2017 09:00 AM
I alternate between Nick Chavez Volumizing Shampoo/Conditioner and L'Oreal Extrordinary Oil line. Dry oils tame the frizzes, I use the volume set when needed!
09-06-2017 07:44 PM
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