What product to use on your hair before blowdrying?

[Anonymous]

Something for volume:

Moroccanoil Root Boost (my favorite)
Aveda Volumizing Tonic
Tigi Catwalk Root Boost
Any volume mousse (just a bit at the roots)

[Anonymous]

^Would add the volume product, not also use for shine/heat protection

[Anonymous]

I have a bunch I rotate through. Wella, Unite, Living Proof, K18, Amica, Morrocan Oil, and Olaplex. Depends on what I feel my hair needs that particular wash/blow out day. I also only wash and blow dry my hair 2-3x a week, per my stylist's rec. My hair has a lot of blonde/ashy highlights in it though.

[Anonymous]

I rotate through a few products, but have used Oribe Supershine Light Moisturizing Cream and Alfaparf Semi Di Lino for years. Neither weigh down my hair.

[Anonymous]

Olaplex #9 serum. Not sure what it does but I do like it. Some sort of protector

[Anonymous]

Drybar liquid glass. Amazing, it works. I do not like their heat-protect product bc it can only be used on dry hair (what?) and isn’t very effective.

I also love Alterna cc cream. I heard about it here. It is all purpose like a bb cream. You can use for leave in conditioning, pre-heat protection, or to smooth down dry hair. I love it.

[Anonymous]

Why do y’all revive a 10 year old thread like this? The best hair products are not going to be the same anymore.

I have long blonde 2b hair that is highlighted.

I use aveda nutriplenish leave in conditioner and then aveda be curly curl enhancer if I air dry. Sometimes, but very rarely, I’ll use the diffuser on my hair dryer (Dyson) and I’ll use these same products.

When I blow it straight I use Redken 25 on wet hair, comb it through, and dry with my head upside down until it is about 80% dry. Then I section and spray with Color Wow Dream Coat and dry each section, pulling it straight with a round brush.

Days between washes I work some argan oil onto the ends.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Drybar liquid glass. Amazing, it works. I do not like their heat-protect product bc it can only be used on dry hair (what?) and isn’t very effective.

I also love Alterna cc cream. I heard about it here. It is all purpose like a bb cream. You can use for leave in conditioning, pre-heat protection, or to smooth down dry hair. I love it.

I assume it's intended for curling iron or straightener.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Aveda Brilliance. The pump, not the spray. (They say it's the same but I swear it's not!)
28 bucks for a tiny bottle but it lasts about 8 weeks and it's my "if I was stranded on a desert island" product!
I use before and after blow drying. Before for protection and taking away frizz...after for shine.

A lot of people like the argon oil stuff. I found it weighed my hair down, and didn't give me the shine Brilliance gives me. But u might try that first since it's cheap...it might work for you.

I have long, very thick hair prone to dryness.

Which one is it, PP? There seem to be quite a few different Aveda Brilliance options. Is it this?

https://www.amazon.com/Aveda-Smooth-Infusion-Style-Prep-Smoother/dp/B09X1Q7H83?th=1&psc=1#aw-udpv3-customer-reviews_feature_div

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Aveda Brilliance. The pump, not the spray. (They say it's the same but I swear it's not!)
28 bucks for a tiny bottle but it lasts about 8 weeks and it's my "if I was stranded on a desert island" product!
I use before and after blow drying. Before for protection and taking away frizz...after for shine.

A lot of people like the argon oil stuff. I found it weighed my hair down, and didn't give me the shine Brilliance gives me. But u might try that first since it's cheap...it might work for you.

I have long, very thick hair prone to dryness.

Which one is it, PP? There seem to be quite a few different Aveda Brilliance options. Is it this?

https://www.amazon.com/Aveda-Smooth-Infusion-Style-Prep-Smoother/dp/B09X1Q7H83?th=1&psc=1#aw-udpv3-customer-reviews_feature_div

Good luck getting an answer from that PP. That post was over a decade ago. The products probably aren't even the same anymore.

[Anonymous]

Why are we resurrecting threads from 2014?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do y’all revive a 10 year old thread like this? The best hair products are not going to be the same anymore.

I have long blonde 2b hair that is highlighted.

I use aveda nutriplenish leave in conditioner and then aveda be curly curl enhancer if I air dry. Sometimes, but very rarely, I’ll use the diffuser on my hair dryer (Dyson) and I’ll use these same products.

When I blow it straight I use Redken 25 on wet hair, comb it through, and dry with my head upside down until it is about 80% dry. Then I section and spray with Color Wow Dream Coat and dry each section, pulling it straight with a round brush.

Days between washes I work some argan oil onto the ends.

If it bothers you so much that a thread was revived, why don't y'all take your but somewhere else to discuss y'all hair issues.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do y’all revive a 10 year old thread like this? The best hair products are not going to be the same anymore.

I have long blonde 2b hair that is highlighted.

I use aveda nutriplenish leave in conditioner and then aveda be curly curl enhancer if I air dry. Sometimes, but very rarely, I’ll use the diffuser on my hair dryer (Dyson) and I’ll use these same products.

When I blow it straight I use Redken 25 on wet hair, comb it through, and dry with my head upside down until it is about 80% dry. Then I section and spray with Color Wow Dream Coat and dry each section, pulling it straight with a round brush.

Days between washes I work some argan oil onto the ends.

Y'all spend too much time on your hair, not happening.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why do y’all revive a 10 year old thread like this? The best hair products are not going to be the same anymore.

I have long blonde 2b hair that is highlighted.

I use aveda nutriplenish leave in conditioner and then aveda be curly curl enhancer if I air dry. Sometimes, but very rarely, I’ll use the diffuser on my hair dryer (Dyson) and I’ll use these same products.

When I blow it straight I use Redken 25 on wet hair, comb it through, and dry with my head upside down until it is about 80% dry. Then I section and spray with Color Wow Dream Coat and dry each section, pulling it straight with a round brush.

Days between washes I work some argan oil onto the ends.

I have the same long blonde 2b hair that is very fine. I have a large sample of the Color Wow Dream Coat but haven't tried it because I fear it would be to heavy and oily on my fine hair. Is that not the case?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are we resurrecting threads from 2014?

Jeff explained this somewhere. It has to do with Google and it showing old threads.