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The hair fiber has a structure consisting of an inner sheath and an outer protective layer called the cuticle. The cuticle is made up of a series of “roofing” like roof tiles. Hair will be smooth if these tiny roofing sheets are close to the inner shell. Humid or lackluster environments, friction and damage from chemicals and styling methods can disturb the cuticle, causing frizz and frizz. Hair care before, during, and after washing can fix frizz, even in extremely humid environments and harsh climates.
Steps
Limit the habits that make your hair frizzy
Remove hair by hand. Combs and hairbrushes will create friction that can damage your hair or disturb the strands, making it even more frizzy. Your hair will be more prone to breakage and frizz when you use a dry brush to comb it. To prevent frizz from combing with a comb, you should use your hands to detangle your hair while waiting for your hair to dry. [1] X Research Source
- If necessary, you can comb your hair with a wide-tooth comb when you wash your hair in the shower to evenly distribute the conditioner and detangle your hair. Avoid combing when your hair is dry. Pig hair brushes are a good choice when hair is dry. [2] X Research Source
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Let your hair dry naturally instead of blow-drying it. Your hair will be less frizzy when you let it dry naturally. Friction and heat are the main causes of frizz, so avoiding blow-drying or towel drying can help prevent this.
- To help close the cuticles as your hair dries, try wrapping your hair in a loose bun or braiding it while you wait. This way the hairs will lie down, preventing the hair from tipping around and frizzing up when it dries. [3] X Research Sources
Do not wipe your hair with a towel. When drying your hair, try drying it with a t-shirt or microfiber towel instead of a bath towel. [4] X Research Source Towels often create a lot of friction that makes hair prone to frizz. T-shirts and softer microfiber towels will help your hair lay down while it dries.
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Reduce the number of shampoos. Your hair may be less frizzy if you wash it less often. Frequent shampooing can strip your hair of its natural oils and cause frizz. Soft hair only needs to be washed every other day, while thicker hair only needs to be washed every 3 days. [5] X Research Sources
- People who have oily hair or sweat daily after physical activities may have to wash their hair more often. Use conditioner or just wash with water to remove sweat, dirt and make it easier to style.
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Avoid touching your hair. The more you touch your hair, the more friction it will have. This can disturb the cuticle and cause the hair to become frizzy. Try to avoid touching your hair or tossing it up and down throughout the day. [6] X Research Sources
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Limit chemical hair treatment. Hair treatments such as dyeing, curling, and straightening can dramatically change the texture of your hair, causing it to become frizzy and not as it used to be. Reduce the number of chemical treatments in a year to prevent frizz.
- Consider using a retouching powder in between dyes and look for hairstyles that allow you to retain your hair’s natural texture instead of chemically altering it.
Try anti-frizz methods
Make an anti-frizz solution. If your hair is prone to frizz, try making a solution of conditioner and water to apply to the ends of your hair. Dissolve 1 tablespoon of conditioner in 1 cup (240 ml) of water. Use your hands to apply a small amount of the solution to the ends of your hair. You should have this solution on hand for a quick fix when your hair is frizzy or as part of your daily hair care routine. [7] X Research Sources
- Remember to only apply the solution to the ends of your hair, not to the roots.
- You can also pour the solution into a small spray bottle and keep it in your bag for easy use when needed.
Make an avocado hair mask. Mash an avocado. Use your hands to spread butter on clean, damp hair, a few centimeters from the roots. Leave it like this for about 15 minutes, then rinse with water. [8] X Research Sources
- People with soft hair should only apply the hair mask on the ends of their hair.
- The oil in the avocado will naturally coat the hair shaft and protect it in a humid environment. It also works to lock moisture in the hair, helping to prevent dry hair.
- You can also use olive oil to make a hair mask. Heat the olive oil on the stove until it is warm but not too hot. Apply the oil to damp hair and wait 30 minutes, then wash with shampoo and conditioner as usual. [9] X Research Source
Try jojoba oil. Jojoba oil is a plant-based natural oil marketed as a hair conditioner. This oil is very useful for frizzy hair. Once a week, apply the oil to your hair, starting under the ears, focusing on the ends, where hair is most damaged. Apply the oil from below the ear to avoid flat hair. [10] X Research Source
Smooth hair with coconut oil. Coconut oil has many uses, one of which is to moisturize and prevent frizz for thick hair. Apply coconut oil to your hair, starting from the ends and working your way up. Stop applying halfway through the length of your hair, as your hair will become greasy if you apply the oil near the scalp. [11] X Research Source
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Blow cool air into your hair for a few minutes. Hair often gets frizzy when styled with heat and in hot weather. To keep your hair in place after styling, you can stand in front of the cool wind for 1 minute. This way the hair cuticles will be cooled and laid down before you go out, where the hair will be exposed to sunlight and moisture. [12] X Research Source
- You can also turn on the blower of your hair dryer after styling to achieve the same effect.
Use the right hair care products
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Choose a quality shampoo and conditioner. The sulfates in shampoo do a good job of removing dirt and oil from the hair, but they also make the hair very dry and more prone to frizz. You should choose sulfate-free shampoos and conditioners to reduce dry and frizzy hair. [13] X Research Source
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Stay away from hair products that contain alcohol. Hair products such as hairspray can dry out your hair. [14] X Research Source Before buying hair cosmetics, you should check to see if there is alcohol in the ingredients. If so, don’t buy that product.
- Not all alcohols dry out hair. Fatty alcohols such as lauryl alcohp, cetyl alcohp, myristyl alcohp, stearyl alcohp, cetearyl alcohp and behenyl alcohp do not dry the hair. [15] X Research Source
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Limit heat styling. Tools that apply heat to hair such as blow dryers, straighteners, and curling irons can damage hair and contribute to frizz. Hair can be permanently damaged if you use these tools regularly, so it’s best to use them only on special occasions.
- If you want to blow-dry your hair, consider buying one with a diffuser to reduce the amount of heat blowing straight into your hair. [16] X Research Source
- When using conventional hair dryers, you should let your hair dry naturally about 90%, then you can use a hair dryer to dry the remaining 10%. This will prevent your hair from being damaged by heat. [17] X Research Source
- When using a heat styling tool, you should use a heat-resistant product to protect the hair cuticle and lock the moisture inside. Many products add a layer of protection to the hair cuticles so that they are not easily damaged by direct heat exposure. [18] X Research Sources
Use dry shampoo between shampoos. Regular shampoo will dry out your hair, and friction while washing your hair can also contribute to frizz. Try using dry shampoo between washes to remove excess oil near your scalp. This will help you control frizzy hair, because you don’t have to wash your hair constantly. [19] X Research Source
- Be sure to read the ingredients on the dry shampoo bottle carefully to see if it contains fat-free alcohol. Short-chain alcohols can actually make things worse with repeated use.
- If you shampoo your hair too often, it can build up on your hair, making it dry and frizzy. Fix it by using a deep cleansing shampoo once a month.
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Use styling products immediately after washing. Moisture can be trapped in your hair when you apply styling products right after washing. [20] X Research Source However, you need to absorb some water from your hair first, otherwise your hair will not absorb the product. Look for products that contain ppymer and silicone to prevent moisture.
- For soft or wavy hair, try using a mousse. This product will not make the hair heavy. For thicker hair, you can try gels and hair creams to keep thick curls in place. [21] X Research Source
- When using cosmetics on frizzy hair, you need to focus on the ends. Apply from the ends of the hair up to about mid-length. The ends of the hair often dry out faster, and applying cosmetics to the scalp will only make the hair greasy. [22] X Research Source
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Advice
- Consider short hairstyles. Long hair is usually more frizzy than short hair. Talk to your barber about suitable short hairstyles that can help reduce frizz. Even trimming your hair will help.
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This article was co-written by Bianca Cox. Bianca Cox is a hairstylist, esthetician, owner of The Hair Throne and co-owner of Bianchi Salon. Her establishments pride themselves on professional service, contemporary style and personality. You can check out The Hair Throne and Bianca’s hairstyles on Instagram @hairthrone and her profile Instagram @biancajcox.
There are 13 references cited in this article that you can view at the bottom of the page.
This article has been viewed 42,909 times.
The hair fiber has a structure consisting of an inner sheath and an outer protective layer called the cuticle. The cuticle is made up of a series of “roofing” like roof tiles. Hair will be smooth if these tiny roofing sheets are close to the inner shell. Humid or lackluster environments, friction and damage from chemicals and styling methods can disturb the cuticle, causing frizz and frizz. Hair care before, during, and after washing can fix frizz, even in extremely humid environments and harsh climates.
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