Curly hair.?

Question

I have curly frizzy hair and it's layred with a side fringe... Is there anything I could do to style it in the morning before going to school... I don't like straightening it because it ruins your hair... Is there anything else I could do with it?!?

Answer 1

Use good products like John Frieda's Frizzease, you can get shampoo, conditioner, serum ect which will look after your hair but you will lose the frizz.

Answer 2

Do you use any type of anti-frizz gel or something? I know I always use that in my hair after I've washed it and combed it. My haircare routine is simple, once I've washed it with shampoo and conditioner, I towel dry it, then I spray it with detangling spray, then I comb it out until I know 100% there are no more knots in it, and then I use the anti-frizz gel. I wish I could tell you what I use, but I can't remember the name. (It's something like Frizz-ease, but that stuff is way expensive, and the stuff I use is a lot cheaper and just as good. Just check in the stores. Walmart or Walgreens are the only places that stock mine, I know Target doesn't have it.) So, I squeeze a couple of squirts onto my hands, and rub my hands together, then run them through my hair. My hair is just past shoulder length, so I flip my hair upside down for this, and put most of the gel on the tips and undersides of my hair, though I do run my fingers all over my hair at the end. Then I finally comb my hair through one more time to make sure it's evenly spread. Then I don't blow dry it, I let it air dry, and I get decently nice curls with that. I can then pull it up with clips or scrunchies or other things to do different styles. I hope this gives you some ideas. Otherwise, go ask a hairstylist for tips.

Answer 3

I also have wavy curlyish hair and i have a side fringe. I only straighten my side fringe, otherwise it would be really frizzy and just curl up. I leave the rest of my hair naturally curly and add mousse to it to give it shine and take away the friz. Make sure you only brush your hair when wet. Do not brush it if you are leaving it down and it is dry because you will make it really frizzy and puffy!

Answer 4

I have naturally curly hair and I use John Freida's Frizz ease products. They can be alittle pricey but they are on sale in Boots and Superdrug on 3 for 2 at the moment.

Try on the mess with your hair as twirling it and running your fingers through it increases frizz

Answer 5

i have curly hair but its not really frizzy but if you use hair gel it will be more under control. there are some shampoo that can help too, like garnier. if you dont want to straighten your hair everyday but like the look, yu can always get it chemically straightened.

Answer 6

try doing a bun or john Frieda fizz ease i haven't personally used it even though my hair is fizzy and curly but i have friends with really fizzy curly hair and when she uses it it looks nice.