Hair Fixes--How to Solve all of Your Hair Dillemas

We all have the same problems-frizz, flyaways, dullness, but don't worry. This guide is designed to show you all the products out there specifically designed to combat the common hair care problems.

Fight Frizz

Cleanse One way to battle frizz is to hydrate your hair starting with your shampoo step. Any sort of Moisturizing  or replenishing shampoo should do the trick. Go for creamier textures. Clear shampoos should be avoided. Splurge: L'Occitane Shea Butter Shampoo  Rene Furterer Fioravanti Anti Frizz Silkening Shampoo  Save: Redken Smooth Down  Thermasilk Moisture Infusing Shampoo	Condition Continue with a moisturizing conditioner that contains silicone ploymer or some natural oils. You want to make sure that every strand is coated. Splurge: Philosophy Sheer Splendor Conditioner  Pureology Hydrate Conditioner  Sleek by Matrix  Save: Pantene Pro-V Restoratives Time Renewal Mask	Prep When you get out fo the shower, try you best to keep your hands away from your hair. Use a detangler  and a wide tooth comb  to get rid of knots. Avoid using your fingers or a brush.  Coat your hair with a silicone based serum for curly hair or a smoothing milk  for straight hair.Redken Glass 01 Smoothing Serum  Redken Glass 01 Smoothing Serum  Garnier Smoothing Milk	Style Try to avoid most styling appliances like  hair dryers  and straightening irons.  But, if you must heat style, go for an ionic hair dryer with a diffuser  or a ceramic flat iron.  When drying, don't brush hair through since this will  cause moisture loss. When you straighten, make sure the hair is dry and use a low heat setting to avoid frizzing.	Finish After you've finished styling, apply a finisher if needed. The best products for fighting frizz are those with fatty acids, silicone, and natural oils. Splurge: Ojon Conditioning Volumizing Foam  Save: Garnier Fructis Shine Cream Gel  Ouidad Tress FX Styling Gel

Get Rid of Dandruff

Cleanse A medicated shampoo will help fight flakes from dandruff. Use one everyday, but try to apply mostly to the scalp (these products tend to dry out hair). Shampoo D'Alternanza  Neutrogena T/Gel  Phyto Phytosylic Anti-Dandruff Shampoo	Condition Look for conditioners that are suited to your specific hair type, whether it be dry or oily.  MOP Basil Mint Conditioner  Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Hair And Body Moisturizer  BioSilk Dandruff Control Conditioner  Giovanni Conditioner Tea Tree Triple Treat

Secrets of Shiny Hair

Cleanse Look for color-safe shampoos that won't wash out or fade your color. Splurge: Kérastase Bain Satin in Level One or Two  Save: Tresemme Color Thrive Shampoo	Condition A color-safe conditioner applied immediately after shampoo will help lock in your color. Splurge: Kérastase Masquintense  Save: Pantene Pro-V Expressions Conditioners	Prep and Primp To make your hair color really pop, use a reflective shine booster with some silicone after cleansing. Splurge:  Jonathan Product Finish Shine Polishing Gloss  Pureology Glossing Mist  Save John Frieda Frizz-Ease  Vivitone Glare Shine Spray	Finish Be sure to take advantage of the hair glazes  that have recently become so popular. They will give your color that extra something until you can make it to the salon again. Try products from: Clairol  Feria  John Frieda

Damage Control

Cleanse Organic shampoo  and those products that don't contain sulfates are the best for damaged hair. Shampoos that contain natural oils and butters are nourishing and effective. MOP Greens Shampoo  Splurge: MOP Greens Shampoo  Pureology Hydrate Shampoo  Philip B. African Shea Butter Shampoo  Save: Biosilk Hydrating Shampoo  Biolage Hydrating Shampoo  Sulfate Free Traite Moisturizing Shampoo	Condition Jojoba and avocado oils are great ingredients that will help improve your hair's condition. Look for products that already have them as an ingredient or add them yourself.  Splurge: Aveda Damage Remedy  Ojon Restorative Hair Treatment  Kérastase Masquintense  Oscar Blandi Trattamento al Fango  Save: Nexxus Humectress  Undamaged Goods  Bodytime Jojoba Oil Conditioner  Neutrogena Triple Moisture Conditioner	Treat Leave-in conditioning treatments and other weekly use products are best for improving damaged locks.  Splurge: Korres Serum Rice Proteins  Overnight Treatment:Frederic Fekkai Protein Rx PM Repair Strengthener  Save:Biolage Hydratherapie Leave-In Creme  Finish:Redken All Soft Addictive Hair Transformer	Style If you've got damged hair, try to avoid heat styling that will lead to more damage and despair, such as  hair dryers  or straightening irons.  If you need to style with them, then opt for an ionic hair dryer with a diffuser  or a  ceramic flat iron.  Try to not brush your hair while blowdrying and use the lowest heat setting that you can. ceramic flat iron

Pump Up the Volume

Cleanse Use a Volumizing shampoo  or a shampoo for fine hair  on a daily basis. You should strive to use a clarifying shampoo  once a week to get rid or gunk and build up for ultimate volumizing results. Splurge: Frédéric Fekkai Apple Cider Clarifying Shampoo  Save: Pantene Pro-V Ice Shine Shampoo  L'Oreal Vive Pro Style Infusing Shampoo	Condition Look for a lightweight conditioner that won't weigh your hair down. Avoid using conditioner on the scalp-just go for the ends.   Splurge: Aveda Rosemary Mint Equalizing Hair Conditioning Rinse  Save: Amplify Conditioner  Nexxus Headress  Avalon Organics Rosemary Conditioner	Prep A root lifter is key for a volumized look. It gives limp hair hte strength it needs to balance the rest of the weight. You can also try a light mousse with added hold for a more structured and volume-filled look. Splurge:  KMS California Add Volume Root and Body Lift  Save: John Frieda Sheer Blonde Volumizing Spray	Style Blow dry your hair upside down and avoid using brushes  orcombs  near the roots. A round brush  is a great tool for smoothing and shaping your ends. As the hair dries, you can gradually add mroe root amplifier for some more va-va-voom looking volume.	Finish For the most volume infused hair, try to avoid letting your hair growout too long. The less hair you have, the more volume you will get and the livelier and healthier it will look. Layers and fringed ends will also add volume as opposed to a stright blunt cut.