I just started using Pravana leave-in and it actually is amazing. My hair has been frizzing with my blow dryer lately, but this is really helping make it look super-smooth. It's pretty cheap, too — $20 for a bottle. 

https://www.ulta.com/p/intense-therapy-leave-in-treatment-xlsImpprod6500349

I will be checking this as I have thick hair and need recs too!

I love this one! And it has a lot of great reviews too if that means anything to you!

https://www.cocoandeve.com/products/miracle-elixir-hair-oil-treatment

I’ve been using this and have noticed a huge difference both when blow drying and air dry. I have also got compliments from my hair stylist about my healthy ends and people who are impressed by the no frizz air dry :)

https://www.lolavie.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=branded&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIvv3bx5-F9wIVfcLCBB3U3wi7EAAYASAAEgLxjfD_BwE

I love taking care of my hair. I've invested in a great hairstylist who makes it look amazing, and I've also invested in some pretty pricey shampoo/conditioners to take care of my hair in between salon sessions (EVO, Olaplex, R&CO - recommend all of them!). The one thing I feel like I'm truly missing is that heat-protectant that I can put on before blowdrying. 

My stylist uses a balm (EVO) that is nice, but I feel like it weighs my hair down a little. It's fine when she does it, because she's a pro and I am... not. I only blow dry my hair once MAYBE twice a week, and also use styling tools those days too. (Work from home has been a godsend.) 

Any recommendations / products you've found leave your hair moisturized, not fried, and not heavy or greasy? 

Heat-protective product recommendations

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