favorite wavy hair products?

[krystalhartley]

I'm growing out my hair. As you can see, it's past my shoulders in front and down to my bra strap in back. I wore my hair short for soooooooo long, that I don't know what all is out there for fine, wavy hair (to keep the waves).

To challenge the notion that I'm a princess who only takes photos when I'm all dolled up, this photo was taken just as I popped out of bed...no combing...no makeup, etc. So, excuse the mess and the supressed smirk. :)


http://i8.photobucket.com/albums/a17/scrapwithtlc/wakingupLR.jpg

[eranslow]

LOVE the tousseled look!

Well I have curly hair and what works best for me is a mousse. I know Leila has posted about a fantastic website for wavy/curly haired people that gives suggestions for products and such. Hopefully she'll check this thread out because I don't have it bookmarked! lol

[SirScrapalot]

Not that I know for myself, but my DW uses Living Proof from Sephora. It was developed at MIT, and she swears by it. She has curly hair, and it makes great curls, but my DD has wavy hair, and it really boosts her waves too.

[krystalhartley]

I've never used Sephora products but have heard great things. I should check it out! Thanks!

[AmyTeets]

The Sexy hair products work great as well! I have pretty wavy hair. I got a product from Sephora that worked great as well, but I don't remember the name. It was in a gray bottle with a white top. :sleep:

[Mama-to-Elle]

All of these products are pretty good :)
http://www.sexyhair.com/html/Curly.aspx

Also pretty popular :)
http://www.tigihaircare.com/consumer/en-US/bedhead/bedhead-products.asp?product=fc_spray&categoryID=3

[scrappurple]

One who has curly hair, I am very interested in this thread. I use mouse, but really don't like super "crunch" hair, yet, dont' want the flat or fly-away curls either. :) I haven't found that perfect product yet ....

[Leila]

Naturally Curly (http://naturallycurly.com) is the site I posted. I use it for research mostly, but the forums seem active and filled with very knowledgeable people. I found the Deva (http://www.curlmart.com/deva-curl.html) line of products through NC. Seriously love the line. It's pricey, but so worth it. I won't use anything else. I use the DevaCare (for colored/chemically treated hair) NoPoo, One Condition, AnGEL (not Arc AnGEL) and the Set it Free spray. I'm hoping to pick up some of the B'Leave In and Mirror Curls soon.

[EvaK]

I have used Living Proof (http://www.sephora.com/browse/brand_hierarchy.jhtml?brandId=Living%20Proof) as well as Ouidad (http://www.sephora.com/browse/brand_hierarchy.jhtml?brandId=Ouidad) -- both available at Sephora in my wavy hair. I really like both product lines. I think I like the Ouidad products a bit more -- their "refreshing spray" makes my waves into curls without weighing my hair down at all.

All that being said -- my hair is not thin in the least. I have the opposite problem -- entirely too much hair. I avoid any hair product that claims to thicken hair, but do like to try products that will enhance my curls.

Another hair care line that I personally love and use almost all the time is Ojon (http://www.sephora.com/browse/brand_hierarchy.jhtml?brandId=Ojon). Their value sets can't be beat. I actually just ordered another set of the Hydrate and Restore value set (http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P263408&categoryId=C13569) -- cuz the price is really good and they are a limited edition. These aren't specifically for wavy or curly hair -- but I love them.

[ZaCola3]

Not that I know for myself, but my DW uses Living Proof from Sephora. It was developed at MIT, and she swears by it. She has curly hair, and it makes great curls, but my DD has wavy hair, and it really boosts her waves too.
I really love LP...LOVE!