Recently, Mineola let all of us here at The Product Pasha know how she really felt about No Frizz products and I thought I should share with everyone. Why? I love hearing about how you feel about the products we review here.
Here’s what she had to say:
“I got the chance to try this line recently- the shampoo & conditioner & two styling products- one for straightening which this curly girl probably will not use but remains idly curious about (Is it worth the time of blowing it out to see what I would look like without curls? Maybe for a novelty… or a really different look for a special dinner… So far idle curiosity hasn’t been enough!).
The shampoo & conditioner were both good. I did think the shampoo might have been thicker but upon rinsing my hair felt noticeably smoother & sheeted uniformly, as if the bond of the water & my hair were seamless. I also liked the conditioner although I confess to mixing it with a heavier duty protein treatment I had on hand, which I was in dire need of. I was astonished upon rinsing, though, as my hair felt refreshed, silky, strong & basically restored.
BUT the most exciting standout product for me was the styling conditioner for “wave shaping, curl defining for thick or coarse hair. Wag of the finger- curly hair looks coarse but is actually extremely fine – so tossing aside the “coarse” description – this styling treatment is fantastic! It works far better in my book than rival (and terrible smelling) Terax, of which I was tempted into purchasing & which still sits in my bathroom cabinet because the smell is atrocious. What’s funny about No Frizz is that it is from the same scent family- but does not reek, instead, is rather pleasant.
Can’t remember another product other than this No Frizz which sculpted & held curls in the exact place without being crispy, separating & strange. Am happy to report I found it to be a really really nice product, absolutely as advertised. 
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I’m so glad to hear that No Frizz works equally well for curly hair! Keep on posting your thoughts – you might just get featured!
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