FRIZZY HAIR SOLUTIONS: 19 EASY WAYS TO TAME FRIZZY HAIR

Dry, frizzy hair plagues many of us, especially those of us with curly or wavy hair. Learning how to get rid of your frizzy hair can be a daily battle. Dryness and damage are the main culprits. Using the wrong products, heat styling, over-processing, and even brushing can all result in a poofy mane of dry, frizzy hair. So what’s the solution?

Keeping your hair healthy and hydrated with the right hair care routines and styling products can help you say goodbye to frizz forever. Here are some of our best frizzy hair solutions.
 

1. Look for formulas that contain glycerin. Glycerin is a fantastic frizz-fighting ingredient that penetrates the hair fiber, hydrating from the inside out. It also creates a protective layer around the hair shaft to seal moisture in. Use a nourishing shampoo and conditioner formulated with glycerin to create a protective barrier that seals in hydration and locks out style-ruining moisture.


2. Skip the shampoo and just use conditioner. Shampooing every couple of days is often enough for most people. If your hair is very dry, only shampoo twice a week, and just condition on the other days. On days when you don’t shower, use a smoothing dry oil to hydrate hair and refresh your style.


3. Deep-condition to keep the hair cuticle smooth. Leaving a frizz-fighting conditioner on your hair for at least 3-5 minutes can help smooth the cuticle and prevent frizz. Frizz immunity contains natural coconut oil, which penetrates deep into the hair cuticle, smoothing and strengthening your strands from the inside out.


4. Use a weekly hair mask. Deep-condition your hair weekly with a repairing hair mask formulated with natural avocado oil.

1. Take a break from coloring your hair. Bleaching and dyeing are very damaging to your delicate mane. If you’re fighting frizz, take a break from coloring and try a deep-conditioning mask instead. Use a hair mask infused with vitamin E oil or nourishing oil elixir weekly to help revitalize damaged hair.


2. Avoid heat tools. Flat irons and curling wands burn your hair’s cuticle, causing frizz. If you can’t do without them, use them on the lowest setting. Setting your hot tools below 300 degrees is best to avoid damage. Also, use a heat protecting leave-in conditioner spray to create a barrier against heat damage.


3. Use a diffuser when blow-drying. If you can, air-dry your hair about 90% before using a blow dryer to avoid the amount of time your locks are exposed to damaging heat. And when you do blow dry, use a diffuser to limit direct heat.


4. Add a nourishing serum to your style routine. Hair serum helps seal your hair’s cuticle, repelling humidity and instantly taming frizz.


5. Style curly hair with anti-frizz products instead of heat. Define and tame curls by finger-combing them with a frizz creme, mousse, or gel. Use a curl defining gel to smooth and control even the most stubborn of curls.


6. Combat humidity and flyaways with a mascara wand. Smooth unruly frizz back into place with a clean mascara wand or toothbrush coated in a frizz fighting hairspray.


7. Be careful when you brush. Never brush frizzy hair when it’s dry! Instead, detangle hair with a wide-tooth comb after showering, and use a round, natural boar bristle brush when blow-drying to help smooth the hair cuticle and carry oils from your scalp down the hair shaft to the ends.


8. Carry a secret weapon. If you’re prone to frizziness, never leave home without touch up cream for frizz. Tame flyaways, split ends, and dry, unruly frizz instantly.


9. Reset your style with a little water. It’s a temporary fix, but during a frizz emergency, patting down frizzy strands with a little bit of water will help tame the frizz and reset your style.

1. Get regular trims. Split ends can travel all the way up the hair shaft. Eliminate breakage and stop frizz in its tracks by getting regular trims.


2. Towel dry gently. Use a soft cotton t-shirt or a microfiber towel to squeeze excess moisture from your mane instead of a regular towel.


3. Switch to silk or satin sheets. Rough cotton sheets can cause a lot of friction, roughing up your hair’s cuticle and leaving you with a frizzy, tangled mess in the morning. Switch to silk or satin pillowcases to reduce friction and combat frizz.


4. Tie hair up overnight. Protect your hair from too much friction by securing it in a loose braid or bun for the night.


5. Avoid touching your hair too much during the day. Bad hair habits, like running your fingers through your hair all day long, can ruffle your hair's cuticle and make it appear poofy and frizzy.


6. Protect your hair during your workout. It may sound crazy, but sweat can actually dry out your locks. The combination of salt and proteins found in sweat can be very dehydrating for hair. Before your workout, spritz on a leave in conditioner to seal in moisture and create a barrier against sweat.