Crazy Hair Disaster!

Sep 3, 2013

Jenna E.

^That is probably the neatest it has EVER been!

Sep 3, 2013

Desiree M.

Frizz serum and a blowout with a round brush babe.

Sep 3, 2013

Shannon R.

I don't know, maybe once sbe gets older or grows it out itll calm.

Sep 3, 2013

Jennifer K.

Oh let her be...she is only a kid once. she can worry about beauty later.

Sep 3, 2013

Desiree M.

Seriously!

Sep 3, 2013

Jenna E.

It really isn't about beauty for her. It is more because when she has dance performances her hair is really hard to put up and deal with :-)

Sep 3, 2013

Janelle S.

Try simply straightening it and applying a frizz serum. I suggest only doing this for special events. Excessive heat will cause damage to her hair which will backfire later in her years!

Sep 3, 2013

Kate S.

Use conditioner on the ends after shampooing!!
When she gets out of the shower comb it straight!
If you don't have time to be messing around with it I like to use Frizz-Ease by Jon Frieda (sorry don't know how to spell his name)

Sep 3, 2013

Akaanksha R.

Try a frizz serum like Paul Mitchell cause my hair is also very poofy and thick and its works great.

Sep 3, 2013

Jay M.

Try a product called Potion #9 Its made by Sebastian. Apply it to her hair while its wet then style as usual. (air dry, blow dry whatever she normally does to her hair. I had dry frizzy hair and have been using this for years. it works wonders and help keep your hair smooth and soft instead of dry and brittle. For special occasions I would recommend straightening it or using a curling iron.

Sep 3, 2013

Lacy A.

Use bamboo hair oil.

Sep 3, 2013

Shelley W.

Try to avoid heat as much as possible. She's still young, let her decide when she wants to go that route. I suggest using a hair mask as her hair is probably screaming for moisture. That is what creates frizz...lack of moisture. And I second on that Sebastian Potion #9. That stuff is a gem. Phyto also has a similar product which is bontanical based but also contains nutrients to calm and moisturize the hair.

Sep 3, 2013

Melanie V.

Suave makes a dupe of a really expensive Keratin system. it has a shampoo, conditioner and a smoothing lotion and serum. for the whole set it is about 12 dollars. She doesn't need to torture her hair, she needs to find things that enhance the natural texture.

Sep 3, 2013

McKenna S.

Have her only brush her hair in the shower and then apply Moroccan oil and let it air dry. I'm fairly certain she has curly hair like I do because my hair used to look like this before I knew how to care for it!

Sep 4, 2013

Sofie S.

If her hair is naturally sort of curly, try Deva Shaun products! best in the business. also try just using a different shampoo or maybe washing it less. it could make all the difference.

Sep 4, 2013

Danielle B.

^ Don't have her brush her hair in the shower. Your hair is very fragile when wet and her hair will end up being an even frizzier broken off mess. If you have to brush your hair when wet, be very gentle and use a pick or wide tooth comb. That goes for anyone.

But honestly, I wouldn't use a cheap drug store shampoo and conditioner on her hair. Get a decent moisturizing shampoo, conditioner, hair mask, and a good hair oil from a salon or beauty supply. Use the hair mask as often as needed. Apply the oil when wet and blow dry with a round brush. Be careful how you blow dry. Always blow dry downward towards the ends. Otherwise you create more frizz.

Sep 4, 2013

Danielle B.

And if it's too thick she might need it thinned by a hairdresser. If what I said in my previous comment doesn't work, try having it thinned. Also, that potion 9 stuff is nice.

Sep 4, 2013

Vivienne T.

Does she brush it? If it's curly or wavy don't encourage her to brush it, just get her to put some leave-in conditioner (I recommend pro naturals argan oil) on damp hair and have her comb it with a wide tooth comb, then leave to air dry. It should de-poof her hair.