Alberto VO5 hot oil treatment. Been using for 30 years.
Cheap and effective'

I love Ouidad products for my thick curls. This one is a great mask: https://www.ouidad.com/products/advanced-climate-control-frizz-fighting-hydrating-mask?variant=42795294720258.

Look up and try different styling methods online. Figure out what works well for your hair. Here are some to Google:
- Ouidad’s rake & shake method
- Curl cast method
- Water bowl method
- Curly girl method

Anonymous wrote:I have a similar hair type and I like Jessicurl's deep conditioner.

There is literally no way to know if you have a similar hair type. OP hasn't given enough information. This thread is totally useless.

I have a similar hair type and I like Jessicurl's deep conditioner.

Coconut oil, but I only use it about once every six weeks. I don't want to weaken the hair strands. I also have curly and frizzy hair.

I put the coconut oil in dry hair, focusing mostly on the front/top and the ends, then leave it for anywhere from 15 minutes to two hours, then wash and condition as normal.

Also after I get out of the shower, about once a week or two weeks, I put in Moroccan oil before using my regular hair products. https://www.moroccanoil.com/products/moroccanoil-treatment-original

It's a cheap, drugstore product -- but Aussie 3-Minute Miracle has always been great for me.

Kerastase (I’ve used the ones in the orange packages) and Moroccan Oil deep conditioning mask.

Oribe Moisture and Control product line.

Briogeo Don't Despair Repair Mask

Is your hair coarse or fine? Color treated? Heat damage? What protein do you already have in your routine?

Weirdly, Trader Joe’s has an excellent hair mask. White tube, green cap and green writing.

My DD is AA. I really like the Camille Rose conditioning products for her hair.

OP here. Preferable but not a must if the stuff really works.

Are you sulfate free?

If you deep condition your hair once a week (or some other regularity) tell me which one you can’t live without. Hair is thick, curly, and pretty dry and frizzy. I’ve changed shampoo, conditioner and products lately so it’s slowly improving but I need a weekly deep conditioner as part of the routine. I spent a ton of $$ on products that I’m so far liking but I don’t want to spend a ton on a big container of something else unless it comes highly recommended. Thank you!!!