How to make hair not so frizzy?

Answer 1

herbal essence has a shampoo out now designed for frizzy hair

Answer 2

OK - if your hair is naturally curly (or naturally frizzy as the case may be) first thing you want to do is stop shampooing or at least get no-suds shampoo so it won't strip the oil from your hair. Second thing - use conditioner instead of shampoo. Third - scrunch your hair into place while it's wet using a clear gel. Fourth - don't touch it again till it's dry.

On days you don't shampoo/condition - just spray with water - and scrunch again with clear gel. I frequently put some of those alligator type hair clips in the front and sides for a lift.

This works. I used to friz but I friz no more - using this regimen for several years now. For more info - check out the Curly Girl book. That's where I picked up these tips. Good Luck!

Answer 3

use a good hair moisturizer...workz for me...try tresemme shampoo n conditioner for frizzy hair. The best thing is to apply almond hair oil once a week. U could also apply almond or jojoba oil then wrap ur hair in a towel overnight. ITZ CHEAP N EFFECTIVE!

Answer 4

When it's dry, take an ice cube and move it in a brushing motion along the frizz. Don't take hot showers, and at the end, rinse your hair with cold water then put a leave in conditioner in it. When dry, use a serum to control your hair and it will moisturize your it to keep down the frizz.

Answer 5

always use a cream on damp hair and blow dry as straight as possible with a big round brush, then straighten with a straightner and apply a shine and sleek serum, dont apply a thick amount but just enough to glaze the top. (the best hair straightner i used is a Revlon straightner from meijer or walmart for $18 and it is the only white one 1in.)

Answer 6

There is a product on the market called Frizz-Ease. You can buy it in drug stores or discount stores or you can go to a hair salon and pay three times as much for a similar product.

Answer 7

Buy one of those straighteners like in the box..and its like drying your hair.. but your putting straighter in. Or.. use of those iron straighteners..

To me.. None of them worked.. but they might on your hair.. This really works for me.. At night I take showers and then brush my hair and put it up in a pony tail.. Then in my morning I take it out and my hair is really silky and it stays mostly straight..

Answer 8

if its just a little friz then tresemme de-frizzing moisture gel is good. but if its a lot of fizz then you'll probably wanna get a straightener

Answer 9

There are shampoos & conditioners, sprays, ext.
Shampo- http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=304569&navAction=jump&navCount=1&id=prod2402399

conditioner-http://www.walgreens.com/store/product.jsp?CATID=304579&navAction=jump&navCount=1&id=prod2402398

spray-http://www.target.com/gp/detail.html/601-5407187-8769753?_encoding=UTF8&frombrowse=1&asin=B000E1FG6I

Answer 10

After you wash your hair... blow dry it.... and straighten it. After about a week or so.... your hair will be soo use to it... that it automatically stays straight.. as long as you blow dry it after every wash!!!