What are some good inexpensive products for controlling naturally curly hair?

My hair is naturally curly and will get frizzy and out of control. I am just looking for different products other people have used.What are some good inexpensive products for controlling naturally curly hair?
Wow, do I have news for you? I was looking hi and lo for a product or products that create soft and frizz free curls and came up with two products that you could use in combination or separately. Go to a Rite-Aid or Walgreens and look for a product called Silking, it is a silk curl activator. Then go to Sally's Beauty Supply and look for For Perms Only, Curl-it-up. This one is a leave in conditioner that perks up the curls. Here is what you do, when your hair is damp, put a little bit of Silking cream in your hair and scrunch. Then when your hair is almost dry, spray a little bit of Curl-it-up and scrunch again. You will see nothing but beautiful curls. Also, look into your shampoo and conditioner, make sure that they have no silicone or sulfate. Try Pureology line, it is expensive, but it is great.What are some good inexpensive products for controlling naturally curly hair?
Aways use a good conditioner it does not have to be an expensive brand.





Sometimes I put too much moisturiser on my hands so I smooth my hands gently over my hair to hold down any stray frizzy hairs. Seems to work well.
biosilk serum and shp , cond they are always on sale the serum is the most expensive but it is worth it get the big bottle it is $20.oo but it will last a long time always use professional products or you will always have frizzy hair
try John Frieda products, he tailors to all types of hair and you can get his products at local drugstores.
Frizz Ease is good.
Try using Beer(the left over-ie without the fizz) after shampooing apply non fizzed beer


onto your hair ,leave it for 10 minutes and later wash it with water. This will help you to keep you re natural locks and will reduce frizziness as well as give your hair volume and shine.