Just thought I’d share this little gem, since I’ve tried just about every anti-frizz product out there and this one seems to work really quite well. I have a warning to give with it though, it is not only anti-frizz, it is also pro-curly so I imagine it will not make it to most people’s want list. I love it though, and for what it is worth, I prefer my hair on the wavy/curly side to straight despite the mass inclination the other way. Luckily I’ve married the one person on earth who thinks straight hair the inferior kind~ and we have actually gone rounds about this~ seriously had multiple fights about what is generally considered the best texture. He seems to think I say that everyone prefers straight hair in a poor-me-the-lonely-outsider kind of way. When I bring up real evidence, such as when I get my hair done they always assume I want it blown dried straight and there are always articles about how to straighten hair~ to which my husband says, “so you are getting your evidence from Cosmo?” He thinks everyone desires some wave in their and that stick straight is the worst thing a person would have to deal with~ obviously he does not read Cosmo, thank goodness. But anyway, back to this product I found at Whole Foods. It is Shikai’s Color Reflect Curl Enhancer, though I found it makes my hair more beach-wavy than truly curly like salon products do.
Natural Hair Product
Published by kristenann
Gluten free, mainly vegetarian herbalist living in beautiful Western Washington, but love to travel. My two boys have various other food intolerances including gluten, so I think and write about food quite a bit. Author of the children's book, The Knight Owl, which has it's own blog:http://theknightowlblog.wordpress.com/. View all posts by kristenann
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