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Alisa S.

Sep 3, 2014

Alisa S.

So on Monday I'm going to be getting a hair cut. Its going to be shoulder length but by only problem is that I have curly hair and whenever I wash it it frizz bombs and curls way to much. Any quick tips on keeping it defrized and easy to do on my early school mornings?

Kenna S.

Sep 3, 2014

Kenna S.

Try a de frizz spray. Also, going to bed with wet hair in a braid usually keeps it pretty manageable (:

Kat A.

Sep 3, 2014

Kat A.

I also have curly hair & what has helped my frizz is putting coconut oil on my hair after I shower & letting it air dry. I saw a big difference right away.

Alexandra C.

Sep 3, 2014

Alexandra C.

Anti frizz creme and mousse.

Jack B.

Sep 3, 2014

Jack B.

If possible, see if the hairdresser will give you a dry cut. Cutting curly hair when it's wet is like flying blind - you have no idea how it'll look once it dries. Getting a good haircut with curl-appropriate layers will keep it from turning out like the dreaded curl triangle 😳

Tips for reducing frizz: use a silk pillowcase
Put your hair up into a loose messy bun or a "pineapple" (google "pineapple curly hair") while you sleep
Use a leave-in conditioner and/or spray gel after showering. When hair starts to look lifeless, spritz with water to reactive the gel and revive the curls.

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