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Any good beauty products?

I have a very strange obsession with beauty products (espically hair products) and i was wondering if there were any good ones that were non-expensive for thick, curly hair. my hair is short by the way.

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1. i love redken, they arent too expensive and ive found them great on my hair which is also quite thick and wavy
2. get paul mitchell it works well with curly hair. Also there is some brand called nadia on the iternet that u order from it makes your soft. It comes with like leavin conditioner shampoo hairspray itchy scalp stuff k just a whole bunch of stuff.
3. Organix Coconut Leave-in Treatment (smells great and makes your hair soft and shiny - just don't use too much!) About $5. My personal favorite shampoo/conditioner is Catwalk's Oatmeal and Honey. It smells divine and leaves my hair so soft and shiny. It's not TOO expensive - the shampoo is around $10 and the conditioner is $12. The curl booster system (shampoo, conditioner, booster, moisturizer and setter) is awesome, as well. I too, have curly hair, and that is what I use when I go au naturel :) When it comes to hair products, though, you usually get what you pay for. I noticed a huge difference once I started using higher-end products. I have an obsession with M.A.C eyeshadows - they are expensive, but damn, are they cool! Wet N Wild Nailpolish is cool for cheap, and Rimmel has some great products, as well. You also can't beat Bonne Bell LipSmackers (Cotton Candy is my fave!).
4. My mom uses Olay and it really helps her skin. You might think that it is only for old people but its not you can use it before you go to bed(wash your face first). I used it when the pimples on my forehead was really bad and when I woke up I just washed my face put the Olay on there and then just went to school. For your hair you can use fructis conditioning cream. My mom had the same exact problem but she rubes this in really good and then hours later it still looks and smells the same.