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[interplanetjanet]

This weather is making me look like a fuzz ball, and I dont want to have something sent from home.

Does anyone know of some good hair products for frizzy long curly hair?

I live near Seoul/Bundang so any recommendations on stores would be great!!!!

[Snowflake]

I have the same problem - my hair ends up three times bigger by the end of the day! However I've yet to find anything here to suit. I've had to resort to asking my sister to post me bottles of Frizz Ease from home. There is a product by Phyto which is good (de-frissant or something similar) and I think you can order Phyto stuff from strawberrynet website (very very good website by the way).
Good luck!

[Snowflake]

ah - just had a quick look at strawberrynet and found this:
http://uk.strawberrynet.com/productDetail.aspx?ProdId=48005&goChar=A

I know you can buy Aveda products in Seoul (Hyundai definitely) so that might be worth a shot?

[oneofthesarahs]

Zen Salon sells Bed Head products, which are good for frizz. There was a post about the salon recently, you could probably find it pretty easily.

[Fishead soup]

Just stop washing it and it will get nice and greasy.

[Dazed and Confused]

Aveda has good products to de-frizz your hair. I don't know of a salon in seoul that sells them as I don't like in Seoul.
You might try hair wax-just experiment with brands.

[Jellypah]

Try the Brazil Nut No-Frizz stuff at The Body Shop~!

[Wondering]

Use vinegar diluted with water as a rinse. Apply olive oil afterwards (NOT a lot). This really helped me with my frizzies.

[alwaysfaithless]

My friend keeps her hair in a pony tail. It keeps her hair out of her face, and the fuzziness is hidden away from her front. She does this during the humid season...no gels, no creams, just an elastic.