How to prevent frizzy hair?

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Jessy L.

Jun 29, 2017

Jessy L.

I have had naturally frizzy curly hair for the longest time and I've tried may different products and I just can't seem to prevent my hair from become frizzy. For now I've been using the shea moisture leave in conditioner, it helps with styling my hair and helps a little with the frizz and helps hold my curls but by the end of the day my hair still becomes frizzy. I also shower everyday at night because if my hair is dry I find it hard to style. I put shampoo on one night and the other night I just use conditioner, and so on. What do you ladies suggest?

Kiara H.

Jun 30, 2017

Kiara H.

Try using a light gel product. I like can't define and shit custard but if you use a cream use that before the gel.

Kiara H.

Jun 30, 2017

Kiara H.

The kinkier and thicker your hair is the less you should wash it. wetting if fine but make sure you use a good oil to lock in moisture and also a moisturizer.

Kiara H.

Jun 30, 2017

Kiara H.

I have 4b hair and my hair routine daily consist of wetting it to make unflatten it from the night and then I put in cantu coconut curl cream and then the custard and lastly an oil but jot too much and at night I put it up on the top of my head and

Yaz Y.

Jun 30, 2017

Yaz Y.

I love to finish my shower by rinsing my hair with cold water to close the cuticles and this seems to make a big impact for my frizzy hair

Ashley S.

Jul 4, 2017

Ashley S.

Have you tried to apply an Almond oil? It seems to be very helpful for frizzy hair. It`s recommended to use natural oil to fight frizzy hair and have a healthy and beautiful mane. It's also ideal to repair damages caused by the straightener and hair-dryer's heat. Almond oil is a perfect solution for African and American girls. I often visit hair salon ( http://orangetreebeauty.com/services/hair-design/ ) to get my hair properly treated.

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