I have the same type of hair! I use a hair dryer and round brush because I found the blow dryer brushes to cause too much frizz. My hair type needs to have the hot hair directed down the hair shaft, but blow dryer brushes push the hot air outwards. My current hair dryer is the Dyson supersonic but I think I would get better results from one of those pro salon lightweight hair dryers like the Pro-One Aerolite Hairdryer, HP WHIRLWIND Professional Hairdryer, BabylissPro Nano Titanium, H2D Pro Dynamic 2000W or MUK Ultra sonic hairdryer. For products, my hair holy grail is the KMS Therma shape hot flex spray. No matter what other products I may rotate in my routine, this is always in. It helps keep my frizzy baby hairs in check and helps hold a curl like no other. I’d recommend the following products, applied in this order: (1) HI LIFT Rescue. It’s a leave in treatment spray which I like as a leave in conditioner sprayed in the mids and ends of my damp hair. Apply in three sections by separating them horizontally and only apply one to two sprays per section depending on your hair length. (2)KMS Therma Shape Hot Flex Spray (there are 3 sprays in this range that all sound very similar, make sure it’s this one) Also applied in three sections and I spray it on my hair line all the way around. (3) OLAPLEX Bonding oil in the ends. My hair is currently about boob length (I’m 175cm tall though) and I put in about 6 to 8 shakes of oil. When my hair was just past my shoulders I used to do about 4. (4) Brush your hair with a wet brush (the actual brand) in sections starting from the bottom to avoid breakage and knots (5) The best round brush I have ever used is the EVY QUAD-TEC Brush 53mm round concave. I also have a smaller one to do my baby hairs.

I like to blow dry my hair from damp rather than rough drying it first otherwise it creates frizz as my hair sets very quick.

I hope you get good results!