I would not apply it t dry hair. It is quite greasy.

I haven't tried it on dry hair. The instructions say to use it on towel dried hair. Since it's on the thick side out of the bottle I would think it would be difficult to evenly distribute through your hair if you use it on dry hair.

It is recommended to use on wet hair. I would not use it on dry hair as it is a cream.

no - think it has to coat the hair when it's wet since it doesn't work by weighing down the hair, rather by refining its consistency.

you could probably dab a little (very little) on the ends when you're hair is dry.

it does't work as well when applied to dry hair. best results came when applying to damp hair.

yes

No, it only works on damp hair.

Have not tried it. I will say the Living proof customer service line ie EXCELLENT for answering questions. I had been concerned product would interfere with coloring- they said it would not and it didn't

No

You can apply it to dry hair as an instant fix for little frizzy flyaways!

I use this after shampoo/conditioner.

This product should be applied to damp hair and then heat styled

No this should be applied to clean toweled dried hair prior to blow drying

I use it on my hair dry but not nearly as much as the directions recommend as for wet hair.

You apply this product to damp, towel-dried hair and leave it in! It is weightless and totally non-greasy.

I put it on after I wash my hair and have had my hair in a towel for 2-3 minutes. Don't rinse. Either blow dry or crunch.

Hi, So glad you purchased this...you will LOVE IT! I apply product when my hair is still damp and then I brush through hair to make sure it is evenly distributed. If I am going to let hair air dry, I am finished. However, if I am going to continue styling, I apply a product to protect hair against thermal damage then I blow dry and straighten! Viola! Beautiful and Gorgeous, Stright, Frizz Free Hair!

No, you put this when your hair is wet and you are getting ready to style it. Your hair does still need to be wet and you need to use much more that wil feel right. My hair is to my shoulders and I use at least a quarter size amount.

I put it on wet hair before you blow dry. There's no need to wash it off.

Hi there,
after you wash your hair, I advise you to put in a little bit of the styling cream, into your palms and then slightly run your fingers through your damp hair. When you're done, comb your hair and distribute a little more so every section of your hair gets evenly distribution of the product.
Let it air-dry for a little while and then blowdry it, using a round brush. Your hair will be shiny and very lightweight, trust me:-).

When hair is wet but leave it in

Apply it after you towel dry your hair. Add heat by blow dry. The results don't show instantly, but suddenly hair gets shinny.

I use it on wet hair right before drying and flatironing...no rinsing!

You put it on damp hair...after you get out of the shower & dont rinse your hair after....keep the product on your hair so it works

Yes, it can help you to make naturally wavy hair straight. All you need to do is use it on damp hair and blow-dry with a brush. It enhances the process. It will not "magically" make your hair straight, but it makes it SO much easier!!!!

I don't know of any product that will make your hair straight without blow drying except chemical straightners that damage the hair.

The product alone does not make wavy hair straight; its primary use is to keep your hair frizz free. So my recommendation, if you have wavy hair and you want to wear it straight, would be to apply No Frizz Styling Cream for Straight Hair to your hair when it's damp. Brush it through to evenly distribute and then add product to protect against heat damage, if you choose. THEN, blow dry and straighten with straitening iron...this product will keep all the hard work you do in front of the mirror in tact for all to see!!! So, again, it does not make your hair straight, it KEEPS it straight! :)

I still blow my hair dry with a round brush and use a straightener. I definitely don't have to spend as much time straightening as I used to but I do still need to do it.

It does have a straightening effect, though if you have really curly hair you should try using the styling creme for thick to coarse hair, as the straightening effect here may be more intense.

yes.....I have wavy hair

wet

Applied to wet hair, and thoroughly coat all hair strands.

with no directions i was left confused also, but i have tried both straight making and the one for curls on both wet and dry hair- i think they are meant for dry hair, but they made my dry hair smell nice...

wet hair.

Wet

That would be my guess. Use about the size of a nickel for shoulder length hair. More for longer, less for shorter.

Hi there,
Sylv/Sylvai here, happy to try to help ya out.

I'll let you know what works for me .
Upon getting out of the shower, i blot any excess water from my hair.
I then apply a quarter sized amount of the product.
Then , quickly begin to blow dry my hair straight with a large round brush.
When it's dry, i run a hair iron through quickly.
Once i have done all of the above, i put a small amount of Living Proof to top it all off.
You might also want to try:
washing hair
applying product
blow dry hair straight
apply more product
put hair in a large braid, or small braids all over.
or twist hair up for 10-15 mnts.
release, it leaves my hair smooth like or wavy with the braids.
I hope this might help you out.
It think overall that it depends upon one's hair texture, legnth, and condition. Try different amounts of the product, on both wet and dry hair.

Check the amount you are using and the formula (for medium, thick hair, etc). I put in on while my hair is still damp, then blow-dry and straighten.

I still have to style my hair with a round brush and blow dryer. Sometimes I use a hot iron too but my hair is very frizzy and naturally curly. Once its set though, it will stay that way instead of frizzing as soon as I walk out the front door into humidity.

Sounds like way to many products to me. I shampoo, use a rinse out conditioner, wrap my hair in a towel for a couple of minutes then rub this stuff in my hair.....then blow dry or crunch and go. Nothing else.

I would always recommend using a thermal/ heat protector. To cut down on products, as you mention, I use a spray, leave in conditioner that is also a thermal/ heat protector. Having a product that serves as leave in conditioner and protects hair from heat eliminates that third product! So, to recap- when hair is damp, apply leave in conditioner/ heat protector THEN apply No Frizz Styling Cream and brush through for even distribution, then style as desired! Viola!

Yes, I do advise to use some kind of leave-in spray or conditioner first (what you would use with your daily hair routine, for example) and use the styling cream afterwards. For extra hydration, try e.g. Herbal Essences Leave-in Creme "non of your frizzness" and comb your hair when it's still damp. Thereafter, use the styling creme and try to evenly distribute it throughout your whole hair. Comb through your hair again and let it air-dry for a little while. Then start with blow-drying by using a round brush.

I'm pretty sure there is a no-frizz product for each hair type. Check out the full line :)

You're in luck! Living Proof makes a product for fine to medium hair that comes in a spray bottle!

I think it will. I have thick but fine, lightly wavy hair that is constantly frizzy. This product (for thick and coarse hair) works amazingly well. I put it on my wet hair and comb it through. It works perfectly.

It also seems gentle, so even though my hair is color treated, this does not dry it out. My hair looks like I style it, and my frizz has practically disappeared thanks to No Frizz for Medium to Thick Hair.

Most probably this particular product will not work on your hair as well as on others. This is mainly because, as it says on the bottle, it is for medium to thick hair. Another product from this line that is specifically labeled to your hair type will work better. I have used this product on my medium hair, and it works very well, although i do use a smaller amount then recommended. Try the spray for your light hair!

yes there is a spray for fine hair.. i love it!!!!

it's suppose to work in controlling your fly aways and make your hair healthier. if you're looking for something to thicken your hair this is not the product for you.

Can't see why it wouldn't work with rollers. My hair is fine, but I also have alot of it. I love this product.

I think you'd be fine using it - but only a super small amount. Also, they have 2oz. sizes if you just want to try. My hair still has lots of volume when I want it.

towel dry your hair after washing and conditioning. Then rub it in all over, you can't use too much. Then use a large tooth comb and distribute it. Blow drying actually helps it shine more. Check out their video on the web site. Very instructional.

Wash your hair and towel dry like normal. Then apply an amount of product to your hair based on its length and thickness. I use about a penny sized dallop for my hair which hangs down to the top of my breasts. If you use too much your hair will look dirty by the end of the day and be limp. Then blowdry and style as usual.