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John Freida Frizz Ease

lynne1978

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lynne1978
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Has anyone had a reaction to frizz ease? My head has erupted and I feel like I have had a reaction but not eaten anything to my knowledge, when I checked the label it states wheat as an ingredient!!!

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Sorry Lynne. You may be throwing your frizz ease out. I have just gone through a kind of crisis like this myself.

If it helps, I have found two things that work for my frizzy hair: 1. Korres almond leave-in conditioner spray (gluten free) 2. spritzing on flower hydrosol water from either 100% pure or the Edgar Casey brand (they have rose, lilac, sandalwood and jasmine! I like the lilac the best) I put it on after the hair is dry and smooth/scronch it into shape. I do not have super frizzy hair, but I get tons of those fly-aways that make me look like I'm wearing a halo if I blow dry.

I wish you luck. If you find something good, please share....

Lisa

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Johnson's & Johnson's Kids Detangling spray ( a little heavy ) is what I use on my hair before I blow dry and it helps with the crazy hair that just does its thing.

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Wow . . .thats creepy . . . i was starting to wonder if I had lice because my head was itching so much . . . I'd been using the aussie hair insurance, which is cheaper than frizz-ease and detangles fine but basically makes my hair flat and greasy. I recently threw that away, and for a while i was using System Proffesional Hydro Milk by Wella, which i'd gotten from a hair dresser over a year ago. I love it but its really expensive. So I'd switched to an old tube of Strictly Curls, by Marc Anthony, which i've been getting at CVS but hadnt used in a while . . i wonder if that could be causing my itchies? Cuz no one else has it, and generally i'd expect to get lice from one of my kids.

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