>don't shampoo daily.
Lather up a few times a week. The natural oils that accumulate are good frizz fighters. Use a dry shampoo to revitalize your hair without washing away those natural oils.
>Deep-condition
Use a deep conditioner each time you wash your hair, and leave it on for at least five minutes. If your hair tends to get greasy, avoid using it close to your roots.
>Throw down the towel.
Generic towels rough up the hair's cuticles, especially when you rub your hair with them. Doing so will raise the cuticles up, creating that frizzy look. Instead, opt for a cotton t-shirt or a towel with microfiber material and gently squeeze your hair when drying.
>Go alcohol-free.
Alcohol can dry out your hair, creating frizz. When looking for products, search for ones that don't contain alcohol.
>Good products for frizzy hair:
-got2b glossy anti-frizz shine serum [$6]
-john frieda frizz ease beyond smooth frizz immunity primer [$10]
-living proof frizz humanity shield [$22]
-redken frizz dismiss smooth force [$22]
-it's a 10, miracle leave in product [$34]
>diy treatments:
-mayo and avocado conditioner:
mix a cup of mayonnaise and 1/2 an avocado until you have a paste. rub it in your hair and cover your head with a plastic cap. leave on for 20 minutes and wash.
-coconut or olive oil
heat up a cup of olive or coconut oil in a glass jar. apply the mixture throughout your hair, like you would with your conditioner. cover your hair with a shower cap. leave on for 30 minutes. shampoo and rinse with cold water.
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qotp: what's your natural hair texture?
aotp: straight
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