WITH A TWIST
Think of this as yoga for your hair.
Rainstorms are fun. Hair storms, not so much. So thanks to the sporadic downpours we've had in Manhattan all week, we've been testing every new de-frizzing agent in the NYLON beauty closet.
Our favorite so far? The arsenal from Twisted Sista, a line of calming haircare products that retail across the country for under $6. Though it's aimed specifically at "ethnic" hair, it works on all types of tresses during the humid treachery of hurricane season.
Created to maintain the shape of your natural hair spiral, but leave it without the flyaways, the range has shampoo, conditioner, curl cream, and a leave-in detangler that leaves hair smooth - and leaves you smelling a little like fabric softener.
We're fans of this stuff because it's effective and cheap - so you can glop a ton onto your roots and ends during a thunderstorm, without feeling guilty that you're wasting precious product.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$5.50 per product, available at drugstores nationwide
Our favorite so far? The arsenal from Twisted Sista, a line of calming haircare products that retail across the country for under $6. Though it's aimed specifically at "ethnic" hair, it works on all types of tresses during the humid treachery of hurricane season.
Created to maintain the shape of your natural hair spiral, but leave it without the flyaways, the range has shampoo, conditioner, curl cream, and a leave-in detangler that leaves hair smooth - and leaves you smelling a little like fabric softener.
We're fans of this stuff because it's effective and cheap - so you can glop a ton onto your roots and ends during a thunderstorm, without feeling guilty that you're wasting precious product.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
$5.50 per product, available at drugstores nationwide
This story was published on July 14, 2010.
CONTENT RATING:
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Ashleigh
07/14/2010
i hope to god you can get it in germany.
ELLA
07/14/2010
This would work perrrfeecctttt for my hair, the only problem is if it makes your hair crunchy it's not the right thing. Usually when some products say they'll hold your curls they end up literally holding them and making them hard and crispy and crunchy and gross.
Ashlyn
07/26/2010
Good stuff, probably.
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