Frizzy hair! HELP

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Iliana M.

Dec 1, 2013

Iliana M.

Okay I have naturally curly hair. THICK THICK THICK THICK THICK THICK! I am African American if that gives you any picture. Any one know any remedies? I've tried less conditioner, the loreal hair masks. Relaxers. And a whole bunch of different products! Any tips to get the frizz away??

Clare A.

Dec 1, 2013

Clare A.

Coconut oil helps and once you get out of the shower don't touch your hair a lot. I normally put an oil ( argan or macadamia) then wrap it in a toil gently and wait fot it to dry.

Clare A.

Dec 1, 2013

Clare A.

towel*

Nicolet K.

Dec 1, 2013

Nicolet K.

At least your african American I am fully african and my hair is like an afro that thick and it is really hard to comb if it is not relaxed. Try what clare a said coconut oil does help.

Aaliyah L.

Dec 1, 2013

Aaliyah L.

Coconut oil or olive oil. and for curly hair, the more conditioner the better lol. and try to find a good leave in conditioner. I use giovanni direct leave-in. or you could try shea moisture's products. it is recommended by a lot of wavy, curly, and kinky curly gals. hoped I helped. I know curly hair can be difficult but have patience. it is just the process of figuring out what products work for you.

Saoirshe O.

Dec 1, 2013

Saoirshe O.

Just straighten it

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