need advise about hair products?

Go to a different salon! You more than likely need to try a different brand and type of shampoo, find something for fine hair (pantene pro-v makes something for fine hair). Also look for a clarifying shampoo this will remove the waxy buildup (you should do this once a month anyway). And yes with fine hair you should be conditioning, because it breaks so easily and tangles without it. But get something relatively light. I like Aussie's Cleanse & Mend shampoo and conditioner, it's not heavy, and it rinses out very easily. Also you really only need to clean the scalp portion of your hair with shampoo, you should condition the ends of your hair while you shampoo the scalp portion, when you rinse out the shampoo it will clean and rinse out the conditioner on the bottom, and it will also protect your ends from the shampoo that is very drying. If you feel the need you can take one more pump of conditioner and rub in your hands, and run your hands from scalp to ends just to get some moisture back in. And definitely get a detangler. I like Johnson & Johnson's no more tears, it's easy to find, it smells good, and it works! It also can work like a leave-in conditioner, only lighter, so it doesn't do the oily thing, or the weigh your hair down thing. I also have very straight very fine hair. It's trial and error for the right products for your hair! I wish you the best of luck!

My hair is fine and wavy, about shoulder length, and I can't handle most of the popular conditioners out there; they weigh it down. I look for a conditioner that promotes volume, and usually end up with the very inexpensive Salon Selectives line from Big Lots (about $1.50 a bottle). If you just want to remove tangles when you shampoo daily, you might get a bottle of Johnson's No More Tangles (kids' product), and maybe just use a light conditioner once a week or so. Moisturizing products are okay for those without fine hair, but they're not for everyone. For shampoo, I alternate between a Suave lavender shampoo and Walmart's generic dandruff shampoo. Remember - you're usually the best judge of what's right for you; stylists sometimes just want to push products. Another good after-shampoo rinse that won't add oil or wax to hair is white vinegar or cider vinegar, mixed with a bit of water.

The undesirable information about chop up ends is that there is no medical look after them except slicing them off. yet once you rid your self of those horrid ends, you should attain for an really huge conditioner or hair mask. an really good recipe for a hair mask is to mash an entire avocado in a bowl and upload a million tbsp of olive oil. placed the mask on your hair for more suitable or less 1/2 an hour (or longer in case you want) and then wash it out thoroughly. in case you cant be concerned to make an avacado hair mask, you would possibly want to attempt Redken's All mushy sequence - it has avacado oil excellent in there so that you dont might want to do any mashing. in case you dont imagine the All mushy will artwork on you, you may also attempt Redken's severe line. I reccomend both, they are miracle workers.

Try a detangling spray. I know that John Frieda makes a good one in his 'Frizzys collection.' Hope this helps..oh ya, and try aussie three minute miracle! It works SOOO good! :)

herbal essences...have a shampoo for EVERYTHING

Suave is really good for that

pick the first one