Yes,  I have frizzy hair and find a sleek blow dry is the only way to tame those frizzies.  I use Redken's Satin Wear 02 and Extreme Iron Repair mixed together in the palm of my hand and distribute on the midshaft and ends with extra attention to the top layer of my hair, thats where hair gets and shows all the abuse, wear and tear.  Then  comb through with a small Denman brush (Kris Sorbie's) as I have said before this is the best brush for detangling hair, then the first stage of the blow dry finger dry out excess moisture in hair.   With the Denman brush and  Velecta 4000i blow dryer section out hair and blow dry the front and sides with Denman brush paying particular attention to the root directon.  Then with a round brush (Sam Villa’s all boars hair brush)   putting a lot of tension on the section of hair we are   blowing dry heating up the section then hitting it with the cool shot button to lock in the shape we want.  My hair has a medium fine texture so a all boars hair brush is perfect.  If your hair is really curly then a boars hair and plastic blend brush is great for added tension on the strand.  If I really want a bouncy set or to refresh my blow dry,  I will spray Redken's Fabricate on dry strand of hair  then blow dry,  heat up the strand then hit the cool shot button for added bounce and shine.  Hot tip:  when blow drying   think of where we want the most lift and bounce or sleekness and work each strand thinking about how we can  set  hair with a round brush.  (Think of a roller set think how its off base or on base in certain places and work your round brush the way you would put in a roller, this gives a beautiful modern finish).

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