Help my frizzy hair.

Feb 22, 2013

Anna T.

Do you air dry or blow dry? And are you open to the idea of an iron of some sort?

Feb 22, 2013

Linda R.

I usually blow dry my hair, and sometimes use the straightener, I just wanted to air dry it this time to see if the olive oil made a difference.

Feb 22, 2013

Anna T.

Oils don't really target the problem, they mask it. This uncontrollable friz looks like dryness and breakage to me. Try a hydrating treatment like a hair mask or a shampoo and conditioner for thirsty hair to try and remoisten your locks. Then seal them and protect them with oil. Put oils on damp, towel dried hair. If you put it on to early it will roll off because oil and water don't mix.

Feb 22, 2013

Linda R.

I haven't tried a hair mask yet.. I will try one out thank you..

Feb 22, 2013

Michelle P.

If you use a straightener don't use any kind unless it is 100% ceramic. Your hair will feel and look completely different. No product necessary...imo.

Feb 22, 2013

Pooja J.

Use egg and yogurt they tamed my hair and if mine can be good anybodys can...lol.

Feb 22, 2013

Monique B.

I recommend you to try pro naturals moroccan argan oil which reduces the frizz and keeps the hair soft and healthy too.

Feb 22, 2013

Linda R.

thank you ladies

Feb 22, 2013

Jay M.

Linda I swear I was just going to post the same question. My hair looks just like yours and unless I take a flat iron to it its frizzy. Was looking for a product to use without an iron going to try Moniques suggestion and try the argan oil. Good luck in your fight against the friz!

Feb 22, 2013

Teresa R.

I use johns frieda ease feizz ,serum the purple one.

Feb 22, 2013

Shay W.

Do you use a heat protector when you use hot tools?

Feb 22, 2013

Shay W.

Redken Iron Silk and some kind of Argan Oil (I suggest one N only argan oil from Sally Beauty Supply) are what I recommend! :)

Feb 22, 2013

Melissa M.

Don't. Use a towel to dry your hair. The fibers pull on your hair and make it frizz. Try a microfiber towel or a cotton shirt. Also the final rinse in the shower make it with cool water it closes the cuticles

Feb 22, 2013

Linda R.

I do use a heat protector when I flat iron it but I want to stop straightening my hair.

Feb 22, 2013

Linda R.

Woow the cold water never crossed my mind thanks Melissa.

Feb 22, 2013

Melissa M.

Your welcome.

Feb 24, 2013

Sarah J.

I recommand you use the argan oil it's very high moistraser also focus on you nutrition make sure that your diet contain a lot of fruits vegetables and aviod the bad habit that hurt your hair don't ever during shower

Feb 24, 2013

Sarah J.

Rines by hot water this couse dandruff and make hair weak

Feb 24, 2013

Shay W.

It causes the critical layer of the hair shaft to raise making it appear weak. when you shampoo you should focus on the scalp because this is where the buildup of natural oils and hair product usually reside. when you rinse, you can rinse with cool or luke warm water and bring the shampoo down through the rest of your hair while rinsing. if you shampoo the rest of your hair (like the ponytail down) you are drying your hair out, which can cause frizz. when you condition, only condition from your ponytail and down. conditioner at the roots can cause your hair to become heavy and weigh down because the hair is still fairly new and in decent shape, whereas hair from your pony down is older and more damaged. rinse your conditioner with cool or lukewarm water. allow to hair dry as often as you can. heat from a hair dryer and rough up the critical making it look more fuzzy. flat ironing isn't great fir your hair but if you use a good heat protector, it will smooth down the cuticle ogre your hair making it smooth and shiney.

Feb 24, 2013

Shay W.

Oh...also, hot water could cause Dry Scalp if its to hot. not Dandruff. Dandruff is a whole other ballgame.