I know this sounds realy strange but tesco apple shampoo is the best for me and I have dry easily frizzy hair and realy keeps it under control.

Bumble and Bumble...MEND shampoo, conditioner, mask and serum.
You won't believe it's your hair! :)

Absolutely, without a doubt... above everything, I recommend Joico K-PAK Conditioner in Reconstruct. It's a shampoo specialized for damaged, fine hair and it does the trick without being heavy or greasy. It treats split ends (and prevents them in the future), rebuilds damaged strands, and effectively strengthens hair of any type.
Here's the link if you're interested. It comes with a hefty price tag but it's WELL worth it. I would recommend seriously splurging on this product.
http://joico.com/products/shampoo/kpak/kpak-conditioner
Makeupalley Review:
http://www.makeupalley.com/product/showreview.asp/ItemId=6309/K-Pak-Reconstruct-Daily-Conditioner/Joico/Conditioner

I swear by tresseme salon silk conditioner, Its amazing, better than most expensive brands and as a hairstylist I have used thousands of them lol

I live in vegas so it's very hot and dry here I need rich conditioners. Bumble and bumble is the only conditioner i find that works during vegas summers AND winters. Mixed chicks iis the best leave in conditioner if im looking to switch frm my bumble and bumble conditioner. And miracle ten mask is amazing if u got colored, damaged to hell, dry hair this stuff is ...well a miracle :D

Garnier Pure Clean, it works amazingly!

You are Emma in the H2O?

It's a 10 makes a wonder product called miracle mask. This mask is really is true to its name! It literally softens the hair within seconds of applying it! You don't have to leave it on long but can for a more deep penetrating mask. Either way you are guaranteed to absolutely love it and notice a significant difference as well!

THANKS LADIES!! Great options :) Since I needed to spend a lil more $ on my order to receive free shipping, I went with RUSK Deepshine Keratin Care Smoothing Conditioner. It wasn't cheap, but it didn't break the bank at $15 either. It claims to be sodium free (so color safe), heat-protecting and hydrating. I can't wait to try it!