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Spray or gel to handle fluffy hair?

AARRRGH · 2008-10-12 16:24:05

Hello I hope someone can advise on this! :) I am growing my hair. At the moment it would be at a length similar to Liam Gallagher's hair, perhaps slightly longer. I have very thick hair and it goes quite a bit fluffy after I've washed it. If I don't want my hair for about two days it loses this fluffiness and looks quite…

12-10-2008 4:24pm

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AARRRGH

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Hello

I hope someone can advise on this!

I am growing my hair. At the moment it would be at a length similar to Liam Gallagher's hair, perhaps slightly longer.

I have very thick hair and it goes quite a bit fluffy after I've washed it. If I don't want my hair for about two days it loses this fluffiness and looks quite good.

So, my question is this: are there any (gentle) sprays or whatever I can use to combat this fluffiness? I would want my hair to look as natural as possible after using it.

Thanks!

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#2 12-10-2008 7:49pm

gary the great

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Just use hair serum, should do the trick!

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#3 12-10-2008 8:23pm

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Serum or protector spray will do the trick

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#4 12-10-2008 9:09pm

Rozabeez

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Mousse?

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#5 13-10-2008 12:30am

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Try FrizzEase serum and shampoo. It's by John Frieda, it's pretty reasonably priced. I think Tesco might even stock it now, but Boots definitely do it. If you can afford really expensive stuff, then opt for Redken products because they're great for fluffiness.

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