I just googled bumble and bumble and it looks like you CAN buy it online:

http://www.salonsavings.com/br.....e_products

Hey Nicole, the cold water trick worked like a charm for me. Thanks!

Great! Glad it worked.

Hmmm I keep posting, but it never shows up. I found a place that sell Bumble and Bumble Online.

http://www.salonsavings.com/br.....e_products

I used to get my hair cut for free at Bumble and Bumble. If they couldn't accommodate me for whatever reason, they would compensate by giving me free products. So I have the thickening spray and hair lotion and together, they make for a fabulous blowdry. But I couldn't afford them both if I actually had to pay! I really like Aveda's products. They're better than drugstore brands, but not as pricey as B&B.

Sarah, blowdrying the fuzzies out requires tension. You need a large round brush or a paddle brush to hold your hair straight and smooth as you blowdry. A concentrator nozzle helps too. I can't really explain well online how to do it, but your stylist will show you.

Wow, I'm going to have to make a list of things to ask the hair stylist about: Bumble and Bumble, drying my hair with a round brush, volumizeing sprays, etc.

Maya makes a good point about a big round brush with coarse bristles. That's what I use on my hair and it works great, and a concentrator nozzle.

Yes I agree with Maya's point. I had to try several different round brushes before I found the right one. The barrel of the brush has to be really big, and the bristles are very short and hard. They actually hurt if you wrap your hand around them. The brushes with the little plastic ball shaped doots on the end, didn't work as well for me. The one I use is similar to this: (the largest one)

http://www.folica.com/Ceramic_Tools_R_d973.html

That's almost exactly like the one I use to blowdry my hair straight as well.

Nicole, it was humid here today and my hair didn't frizz as much. Maybe the ice water did work! That and I put a bunch of hair goo in it. But I think it looks nice and is still pretty bouncy. The water doesn't get too too cold here, but it's a bit shocking when you go straight from hot to the coldest setting. I'm going to keep doing it though and see what happens. Thanks for the tip!

Thank for the tips on the brush. I'll have to shop around for one like that, Nicole or just get that one for $7.