Frizzy Hair Help

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Katy N.

Apr 16, 2013

Katy N.

Hey, do you guys know any good products for seriously frizzy fly-away hair? Thanks!

Taylor G.

Apr 16, 2013

Taylor G.

Try garnier fructis Moroccan oil I use it to tame my flyways after I straighten my hair.

Savina J.

Apr 16, 2013

Savina J.

I love love love john frieda frizz ease (yellow) it works, inexpensive, and bonus because its also a heat protectant :)...but even if you don't use a lot of heat or none at all it works great! hope it helps.

Katy N.

Apr 16, 2013

Katy N.

Okay thanks girls I'll give them a go:)

Lara C.

Apr 16, 2013

Lara C.

John freida frizz ease is the best. and this isnt a product but yoy should dry hair with a cotton shirt or boxers instead of a towel. towels create frizz.

Atlanta R.

Apr 17, 2013

Atlanta R.

I have curly, frizzy hair myself and I've come to find a nice routine to keep the frizz to a minimum. First and foremost, you should be getting your hair cut regularly, most hair dressers advise you to get your hair trimmed every 3 to 7 weeks which keeps the dead ends away and the hair healthy. I wash my hair with only lukewarm/cold water because it helps your hair to keep moisture locked in. Now washing your hair everyday can be damaging depending upon the shampoo you use so I shampoo every other day using a moisturizing shampoo. I condition every day using a conditioner designed for curly hair and leave it in for 2 to 3 minutes. Once a week I use pantene pro v curly hair treatment and whenever I straighten my hair (which is practically everyday) I use an alcohol free heat protectant. Once my hair is fully straightened I use garnier fructis moroccan oil to moisturize after. This routine has made my hair look shiny and healthy keeping the frizzy away!

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