John Frieda Frizz Ease Secret Weapon: The Ultimate Anti-Frizz Styling Cream for Frizz-Prone Hair, 4 Ounce Review

Honestly, I don't have curly or thick hair. I have fine/thin/straight hair. I live in Colorado and struggle with unruly hair and static electricity in my hair due to the extreme dryness caused by the climate here. I applied a very small amount to the bottom half of my hair and I had very oily hair that didn't look good at all. On the contrary, it works wonders for my two boys who are mixed with very thick and curly hair. However, my favorite product is the LUS brand. It works wonders for both…

My daughter is a dancer and I saw it was recommended by the dance moms group I belong to and decided to give it a try! It was recommended to be used to keep those frizzy hair out without making it too coarse and to keep the frizzy strands in place while dancing. I love this thing, it works great! My daughter's hair is half straight half curly which also helps us tame those wild curly frizzy strands on the front of her head. It's not sticky, it doesn't have a strong smell, you only have to use…

I've been using CRACK (hair product) for a few years now, it's $10-15 for 2.5 fl oz. I use a lot of it so I had to try it when I saw this product that was way cheaper. I'd say it's about 60% as good as CRACK and I didn't care about the smell. I've never been able to use Freida Frizz in the morning with a tube of crack next to it. If I ran out of CRACK I would use it, but other than that it just sat in my drawer until I finally threw it away.