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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]So finally, I bought this and used it. I like the way it works but I need suggestions on how to tame my hair. what product should I use along with this to give me a shiny/polished look? I am not looking for a product to weigh my hair down..just something to smooth it and remove the frizz..Thanks[/quote]

Oribe supershine moisturizing creme. [/quote]

Thank you. I am the pp who asked this question. Do you or anyone else have more suggestions? This seems to be very expensive. I am looking for something under 20$ as I am on tight budget. Thanks again.[/quote]

I use this for the same reason, I LOVE it, and it's cheap and CVS sells it too:

https://www.amazon.com/OGX-Argan-Moisture-Miracle-Fluid/dp/B01CTRNI32/ref=sr_1_25_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1494602013&sr=8-25&keywords=ogx+argan

You can put it in your hair either dry or wet.  I apply to wet hair out of the shower, then let my hair dry naturally for a bit so it's just slightly damp, then I use the Revlon magic stick, and my hair is soooo soft and smooth afterwards.  I have a breakage problem, and although my hair is mostly naturally straight, it looks "fuzzy/frizzy".  I've tried so many expensive serums, and I love this one the best.

I've also heard raves about "It's a 10" serums.  I'm also going to give that a try some time, but it's pretty pricey.

It's really amazing how much the texture of my hair, and overall look, has changed (for the MUCH better) after using this serum and the Revlon thing. [/quote]

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