How does the saloon get hair so soft?

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I have frizzy hair, the hairdresser told me that I got fine hair, but its just really frizzy, they can make my hair so damn soft and perfect, then when I go home and use my own its so frizzy, I can only use certain products too because I get dandruff, and I DO NOT, straighten my hair, its really curly and I don't like straightening it. I'm also on a tight budget, kinda poor... But it'd be great if you guys can tell me what to use! So far Pantene (however you spell it) makes me get dandruff and makes my hair frizzy, so does any tresseme stuff, makes it ten times worse. lately I've been using this macadamia oil shampoo and cheap top care conditioner which makes my hair itch, macadimia oil doesn't leave me with dandruff tho. please help, I love my curls but its so damn hard to find something!

2013-08-02T17:44:35Z

Basically asking: I know the shampoo they use is expensive as all hell, so what is a cheaper brand that can get my hair the same way

Anonymous · Accepted Answer

To get hair to salon quality is not hard if you have the right shampoo/conditioner. Having the right shampoo/conditioner doesn't have to cost you too much! Too fix the dandruff situation, try Garnier Fructis Anti-Dandruff Shampoo. It really works, it makes my hair silky and cleans dandruff up real good. To combat frizz, try Garnier Fructis: Sleek & Shine/Anti-Frizz Serum. As you can tell I am in love with Fructis, it works with all hair types, it gives you salon quality and it isn't extremely expensive!  They also have a wide range of gels, mousse's, sprays, creams and other products. 

If you have any other problems, such as fading and dehydrated hair, they have everything you need! I suggest you google Garnier Fructis. If you are English, they have stores here in the UK, if you are American they have them there too. They are world-wide so you should be able to access it, wherever you are from. 

Hope this helps :)

Anonymous · Answer

Ask them what they use.

How does the saloon get hair so soft?

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