Reddit reviews Tea Tree Paul Mitchell Hair and Body Moisturizer, 10.14 Oz

Here's how you'll get as close as possible. After you step out of the shower:

1. Towel-dry your hair.
   
   
2. Use a leave-in conditioner like this one. It will act as a heat shield and protect your hair.
   
3. Blowdry your hair into position while brushing it in the direction you want using heat.
   
4. Once it's dry and in the position you want, add just a little bit of argan oil. You can really get in there an mix it in at the roots and your hair will still fall back into place easily because of step 3.
   
5. Now add a small amount of your matte product, and make sure you emulsify it by rubbing your hands together first for an even coat. Do the same thing as the oil. Get in there and coat the roots. Remember, less is more. It's really only needed to provide a bit of texture as your hair is already in position from the blowdrying and softened from the oil. The more you add, the less hold you'll have (as paradoxical as that sounds).

It's possible that you might be dealing with symptoms of anemia. Your guess that you might be deficient in a nutrient is pretty reasonable. Iron and B12 are two nutrients you should pay attention to (and are really easy and cheap to supplement or add to your diet).

You may want to see a doctor or nutritionist to see if they can confirm that this is nutrient related and if maybe a blood test can help you figure out what's wrong?

For shampoos / conditioners, I used to use L'oreal's sulfate free options. They're pretty cheap (I used to buy them for $5-$7 depending on the store or type of shampoo / conditioner), and surprisingly vegan. Going to cleaning products that didn't have sulfates in them helped my hair feel healthier.

I also put this stuff in my hair after I take a shower, and my hair feels and looks pretty healthy throughout the day:

http://www.amazon.com/Paul-Mitchell-Moisturizer-10-14-Ounce/dp/B002FJ11UW/ref=sr_1_1_s_it?s=beauty&ie=UTF8&qid=1462984780&sr=1-1&keywords=paul+mitchell+hair+moisturizer

I like this one, http://www.amazon.com/Paul-Mitchell-Moisturizer-10-14-Ounce/dp/B002FJ11UW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1367847484&sr=8-1&keywords=tea+tree+moisturizer I put it in my hair after a shower while my hair is still wet and comb my hair as desired. I then blow dry and use pomade to perfect it.

Ok I have the same exact hair as yours.

You won't get this without chemical straightening

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I just got a keratin straightening treatment yesterday (basically a brazilian blowout). It doesn't take out the curls but just makes them looser. It'll still be too curly to pull of that style though, even with a blowdryer, but it'll look 10x better than what you have now.

3 options.

• Keep what you have but keep the sides faded really short, but you have to get them cut every few weeks. Grow out the top to ~2 inches and it'll look fine.
  
  
• Get the blowout (top needs to be over an inch long cause they have to flat iron it) and fade the sides every few weeks. Grow out the top to like 3 inches.
  
  
• Or grow out the top to 3-4 inches, and sides to 1-2 inches, and get a blowout for the whole thing and style however you'd like. This would probably be the best looking option but you have to deal with the sides looking goofy for a couple of months while it grows out. With this option I wouldn't suggest getting the blowout till the sides are long enough so you don't have loose curly hair on top and an afro on the sides.
  
  Pick up a leave in conditioner too. It'll help a lot with the frizz.
  https://www.amazon.com/Paul-Mitchell-Moisturizer-10-14-Ounce/dp/B002FJ11UW/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1495998031&sr=8-1&keywords=paul+mitchell+tea+tree+leave+in