Looking for good/cheap hair product to use in the World.

[njsweetP]

Ok, we are headed to WDW in a few days. The day we arrive we stop at Winn Dixie to stock up on food/toiletries for the week. This includes hair products. I use some pricey stuff here at home to calm my frizzies and to define the curls/waves I have. I am looking for an inexpensive styling product (whether it be mousse/gel/cream) to use for the week. I will be sharing it with my DD - who has very long, curly hair. We do not check baggage, and bringing a 3oz container won't cut it. Any suggestions? Thanks!

 

[elcodfish]

My hair isn't curly but it is very thick and can be really frizzy, especially in the humidity. I use Pantene Smoothing creme and it really helps me control my hair. I also use Pantene frizzy to smooth shampoo and conditioner.

 

[*Seanaci*]

I used to have long hair...when I got it cut really short we discovered I have naturally curly hair.

Anywho! I bought the salon product my stylist used the day I got it cut...$16 for like 6oz. Yikes! Just found Garnier Fruictise Curl enhancing cream at Target a couple weeks ago...$3 (or $4) for 6oz. Use it just about every day and still haven't had to buy a new one. Works great! And smells great.

 

[Muffin]

If you're not carrying on any other liquids in your 1 qt. bag, why don't you just fill a bunch of 3 oz. bottles with your expensive hair stuff. Each traveler gets their own quart bag, so fill as many 3 oz bottles as you would need and distribute them among as many bags as you have people in your party. Then you can buy the cheap stuff at the grocery and bring your expensive stuff.

 

[Prose]

I have really curly hair, and recently found the best product I've ever used for taming frizz - and it's cheap! Suave Professional Sleek Anti-Frizz cream. It's in a silver tube with an orange lid. I love the conditioner, too.

 

[amyy]

I have asked my stylist for samples from the company and bring those. Not sure if that is an option.