Comments | heyitslaurad: And this is why I have no money.

heyitslaurad

And this is why I have no money.

Aug 31, 2006 09:56

Staring at the shelf in my room, I just realized that,

not ONLY do I own pretty much the entire line of John Frieda's Brilliant Brunette of haircare products from shampoo and conditioner to hair glaze and Frizz-Ease Dream Curls Spray and Straightening Serum (complete with shine shock leave-on perfecting glosser) - I just now bought a few of the tri ( Read more... )

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aoiikate August 31 2006, 14:32:04 UTC

Oh, god, I love Dream Curls. Best ever.

I pretty much have the whole frizz-ease curling line... plus a small stockpiling of the salon selectives putty that I love that they don't make anymore. And a new Bumble and Bumble cream... which I love the smell of, but it makes my hair kind of slimy.

heyitslaurad August 31 2006, 16:06:10 UTC

HAHA I heart you. And your gorgeous hair. :)

And P.S. I freakin' LOVE Pink Martini! And it's entirely your fault. I just switched my MySpace song to "Let's Never Stop" and it's amazing.

You are the shit.

Obviously.

aoiikate August 31 2006, 16:21:47 UTC

Duh. I knew that. :)

And I also knew you'd love Pink Martini... I love "Never Stop Falling In Love" too. ;)

runswithharpoon August 31 2006, 14:55:49 UTC

I think you have a problem hahahahaha

rainsingin7 September 1 2006, 15:15:36 UTC

haha, I thought I was bad with my five or six haircare products! I have a bunch of the John Frieda stuff, too...both Frizz Ease and Brilliant Brunette. They're awesome. :-P

heyitslaurad September 2 2006, 03:46:46 UTC

They ARE awesome!!!! :-) Which is why we have amazing taste for using this product. It's called "Brilliant" for a reason!

alliecatt September 9 2006, 19:34:02 UTC

Seriously. Forget all of those products and invest in a good round brush to blowdry with. If you're not spending at least $12 on it, its probably not what you want. Natural is probably better.

So here's the deal. You want a brush that's going to give you a lot of resistance because that's where shine comes from. So, the more bristles and the shorter they are, the better. You don't really need to section off your entire head, just flip your head over and keep brushing until its dry. It'll be straight, full of volume and really healthy looking. (This is the 411 from my lovely hairdresser Pascal at Acote) This was the best advice I've ever gotten and I've gotten lots of compliments on my hair since I started doing this.

Also, if you've never had the bulk taken out of your hair before, you might want to look into that. It makes it a TON more manageable.

heyitslaurad September 10 2006, 19:57:02 UTC

First of all, I love you.

Second of all, thanks for the awesome advice! My hair already has too much volume as it is, though, so hopefully if I try the round brush deal I don't look like I have a poofball of a head. :-D

...and taking the bulk out of your hair? What's that? It ALREADY sounds good!! :)