Split-Ends Magic

To my fellow long-haired girls, I want to introduce you to a product that you might love as much as I do!  First of all, about my hair.  It may be bipolar.  Near the roots, it gets very oily, very fast.  I definitely can't go more than a day without at least using dry shampoo to remedy the oil.  At the ends, it's very dry and brittle.  I'm sure this is at least partially due to split ends.
When it comes to sacrificing sleep, I would much rather stay up later than wake up earlier.  I always do my showering on school nights since I have to leave by 6:35 a.m.  When I go to sleep with my hair wet, and it's not well moisturized/conditioned, it ends up a frizzy, fried-looking mess in the morning.  And I want really low-maintenence hair in the morning.  (The majority of my time before school is spent on drinking coffee, and I'd like to keep it that way!)

My mother heard my hair complaints, and put these lovely products in my Christmas stocking.

You don't know a good thing until it's gone, right?  I'm almost out, and started using another shampoo and conditioner that I had in my shower, and I remembered what my hair was like before I began using Triple Moisture by Neutrogena.  This shampoo and conditioner combo has made the most noticeable difference in my hair than any other product I remember.  After sleeping on my wet hair, the ends do not appear dry and brittle, but instead are moisturized and shiny.  (Best of both worlds:  my scalp isn't any more oily than normal, either, even with the extra moisture!)  The improvement does not stop with the ends of my hair, though.  (Enjoy my pun?)  It's overall texture is wonderful.  It might be magic; I'm not sure.  Before, my hair would end up in kinky curls after sleeping on it wet, which were in no way attractive.  With this shampoo and conditioner, I wake up with nice, soft waves.  It's pretty incredible.  

If you suffer from split ends, or dry, brittle hair, try this product!  Each are less than $5 at Wal-Mart.  Seriously.  I'm all about the bargain brands.

Now I'm curious about the Fortifying Conditioner from the same line.  Has anyone tried it out?