Neutrogena Triple Moisture shampoo and deep daily conditioner. If you have thicker hair, I love to leave the daily deep condition in my hair for a few minutes in the shower as a daily mask. If your hair is thinner, then use as a mask maybe once a week. The conditioner is to die for and I love it! It works really well and made my hair very soft and manageable. 

I think I'm going to try the Neutrogena one. I've heard great things about it. I'm trying to embrace my natural hair instead of burning it with my straightner.

Try wella enrich shampoo and conditioner smells delish and they have a special formula for fine to normal hair and curly hair... Curly hair needs moisture and thats the enrich line does i use it and it makes my hair feel luxuriously soft!!! also try use sabastian whipped cream its a  styling product and works wonders!!!!!! its a leave in conditioner and styling cream comes out like a mousse but has no mousse qualities like hard stickyness!! amazing thing is it can be used no matter how u plann on styling your hair, works for flatiron, natural curl, using curling iron or just a good old blow dry style. i use these regularly and my hair feels awesome!!!!

I like Suave Shea and Almond!

I really like using Redken Smooth Down for my curly hair. It really helps in fighting the frizz, and keeps it looking really nice.

Have you considered trying the Curly Girl method? It basically involves going sulfate- and silicone-free. There's a book that fully explains it, The Curly Girl Handbook by Lorraine Massey (http://www.amazon.com/Curly-Girl-Handbook-Lorraine-Massey/dp/076115678X). You can also learn pretty much everything you need about the method from naturallycurly.com. I'm CG and have had a lot of success with it in improving my curls!

If you're not interested in that, I used the Neutrogena Triple Moisture line before going CG. It is very hydrating and smells WONDERFUL!

Aussie Moist Shampoo and Conditioner work really well on my hair, which tends to be dry and can get frizzy at times. You can find them at most drugstores for an affordable price. There's a deep conditioner available as part of this line too, if you need a more thorough treatment.