How can I calm my frizzy hair down overnight??

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Holly S.

May 13, 2013

Holly S.

My hair gets super big and frizzy. I always wash my hair at night because I don't have time to dry all of it in the morning. it's usually still damp before I go to bed. (like it is now) Any ideas or tips on how to calm it down? maybe something that'll work overnight? Thanks!:)

Tiffany P.

May 13, 2013

Tiffany P.

I've herd about pillow cases causing frizzy hair! So maybe look into what kind of fabric helps. I also shower at night and I use its a 10 spray while my hairs wet then I comb it through my hair and I now don't have a problem with it.

Carolina T.

May 13, 2013

Carolina T.

A satin pillow case works wonders:-D.

Holly S.

May 13, 2013

Holly S.

Thanks! I've wanted to get that spray for a while, tons of people love it! :D I Totally didn't even think about the pillow case.:)

Lauren R.

May 13, 2013

Lauren R.

Well I apply a hot oil mask all over my hair focusing on the roots and tips...where most of the frizzyness or damaging is and keep it in for an hour (or over night if you want to shower in the morning..) I actually use olive oil instead of the 20-100 dollar treatments and it works just as good :) shampoo abd condition after and generally only once a week or even once a month. hope this helped.

Holly S.

May 13, 2013

Holly S.

That's very helpful. Thanks!!

Katie B.

May 13, 2013

Katie B.

I use tea tree water from Lush and spray it onto my hair brush after a shower and it stays nicely for the day.

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