Frizzy curly hair

Apr 6, 2013

Elba A.

My natural hair is SO ugly and frizzy. I wanna try some products that will allow me to wear my hair natural without looking like Mufasa. Suggestions? (:

Apr 6, 2013

Mariah W.

Try a hair mask mixture of honey, two eggs, and jojoba oil mix together and put the mask all over your hair before your shower or before bed once you rinse it out your hair will be so soft and much less frizzy!

Apr 6, 2013

Sarah M.

Herbal Essences they have a shampoo called Frizz no more
Or something like that. I recommend it :)

Apr 6, 2013

Elba A.

I'm scared to put oil in my hair >.< lol and I'll see if the shampoo works.

Apr 6, 2013

Kayla M.

Elba hair already has natural oil in it. Oil is actually really healthy for it! And it works (:

Apr 6, 2013

Elba A.

Okay then, I just don't want my hair to come out all wrong lol

Apr 6, 2013

Jacqueline P.

You should try some hair serums like Chi silk infusion. I love it. :)

Apr 6, 2013

Amanda C.

I use Aussie dream curls serum. it is sooooooo nice. your hair practically drinks it up if its dry.

Apr 6, 2013

Karina F.

Mix 2/3 water and 1/3 conditioner and put it into a spray bottle. Or, you could try to 'twist out' there are tons of tutorials on how to do it.

Apr 6, 2013

Safa A.

My cousin has the same problem but she scared to try different styles what she does is wen shes home she has her hair in a side plait and her frizzy ness has decreased hv a go and ill find out what products she uses for you x

Apr 6, 2013

Karina F.

Check out youtuber Shamlessmaya.

Apr 6, 2013

Karla F.

The shea moisture line is really good! (: highly recommend it. Before I.put any hair product into my hair I always apply a quarter size of olive oil to my ends and frizzy parts of my hair. It helps a lot and forms your curls nicely

Apr 6, 2013

Lindsay B.

Moraccan oil. It helps just not to much in the roots.

Apr 6, 2013

Sumayyah A.

While your hair is still damp apply a small amount (depending on your hair length) of oil (opt for a scent less one lol), I have the same problem and that's what I do, just avoid rubbing loads into your roots, a drop or two is fine and your hair being damp helps :D.

Apr 6, 2013

Letty D.

Try it's a 10 products :) it is costly.. But girl, it is so worth it. If you don't want that, there are many home remedies as well!:) try mashing avocado & egg (icky) but it moisturizes your hair so much, leaving it silky!:) best wishes love!:)

Apr 6, 2013

Rebecca C.

Try leave in conditioner, don't put too much in, you can use this for daily styling or just once a week. I use the brand Cantu.

Apr 6, 2013

Kelsey M.

I have the same frizzy and naturally curly hair and I use It's a 10 miracle leave in product. It is a little expensive but it lasts long and it works amazing!!

Apr 6, 2013

Hannah S.

Don't brush it after you get out of the shower and once it's dry use John freidas frizz ease

Apr 6, 2013

Ashley A.

Girls I have a short hair I don't know wt to do with it nothing looks beautiful with my hair :3.

Apr 6, 2013

An'drea H.

Most of the time if curly hair is extremely frizzy that is a sign of unhealthy hair or dry hair. You should use a deep conditioner twice a month, homemade or store bought, you could try using a light moose or if you need something heavier a light holding gel. honestly though if you want to have wonderful curls less blowdrying and straightening will do you hair good.

Apr 6, 2013

Eydís G.

Herbal essences kills your hair, you're not supposed to use a shampoo with sulfates in them! I had curly hair for the longest time and sometimes it gets frizzy because of humidity but it's most important to get it trimmed every 3 months or so and use Moroccan or macadamia oil after every shower, if it's really bad try bed head after party in a pink bottle it will tame the frizz and eventuate your  curls!

Apr 6, 2013

Jes T.

^^^ agreed!
if you must use a shampoo, use shampoo with no sulfate or a botanical conditioner. I have curly frizzy hair too, I feel your pain girl :) Also Don't linger in a steamy bathroom after showering. The humidity can open up your hair cuticle, causing very frizzy hair. I also learned this trick from a professional curly hair stylist to keep frizz down: Right after you step out of the shower, get a large bowl and fill it with cold water and ice (curly hair LOVES cold water). Put some conditioner in your hair and then dunk your hair into the cold water, come back up, then scrunch out as much water and conditioner as you can with your fingers, then scrunch gel into your hair once done. I've tried it and it really removes frizz!! Also, I don't think a little frizz is necessarily a bad thing, as long as your hair is healthy and your curls are defined, your little frizz halo is just a part of curly hair :)

Apr 6, 2013

Tiffany D.

Lol mufasa that's a good one that's what I look like in humidity glad you posted this cause I need help too :)