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"bright__eyes, you asked about how to manage your \"thick, wavy, and frizzy hair.\" I asked Paul Cucinello, Creative Director of the Chris Chase Salon NYC, for some answers for you!\"The products you're using to control... bright__eyes, you asked about how to manage your \"thick, wavy, and frizzy hair.\" I asked Paul Cucinello, Creative Director of the Chris Chase Salon NYC, for some answers for you!\n\n\"The products you're using to control your frizz are actually making it worse. When you use products that have a glue-like effect on your hair (like hard holding mousse, gel or hairspray), the hair is temporarily bonded together. This might give you the instant gratification of taming frizz temporarily, but when you try to rinse the product out or detangle your hair in the shower, you're actually damaging your hair and encouraging breakage and split ends. The fix is a two part answer:\n\n1) Since most shampoos are detergent-based, they won't make combing through\n\nthe product that's in your hair any easier. Try rinsing and conditioning instead of shampooing sometimes to break down your styling product. You really shouldn't be washing your hair more than 3 times a week...\n\n2) For styling you should switch to an anti-frizz product that has a little hold without stiffness. (I like Oleo Relax and Oleo Curl from Kerastase). These products are designed to keep your hair smooth and repel external moisture that can make hair frizzy.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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