7 Ways to Fight Frizzy Hair so You Always Look Your Best ...

A deep conditioner is one of the easiest ways to fight frizzy hair. After all, you condition your locks every day anyway, so it won’t take any extra effort to use a deep conditioner that helps keep frizz under control. It’s a good idea to leave it on a bit longer than you normally would, say 5 minutes or so. That gives the product a really good chance to soak into your hair and do its magic. Use a deep conditioner every time you shampoo and you’ll be looking fabulous in just minutes.

Many curly-haired ladies use a diffuser to blow dry their strands. Instead of blasting it just a couple inches from your head, try holding your dryer at least a foot away. It’ll still dry your hair, but that extra distance can really cut down on how much frizz is created.

When you dry your hair, blot it with an absorbent towel rather than twisting or rubbing it dry. Sure, it might take a few extra minutes, but you’ll be amazed at how much frizz you don't have when you do it this way. Think about it. When you rub curls, it just frizzes them out like crazy. By gently squeezing them dry, you don’t mess with their natural shape and they’re less likely to fro out on you as they dry.

I’ve had curly hair most of my life, but it got progressively curlier with each of my pregnancies. I know, it’s weird, but that’s what I deal with now. For a while I fought the curls and used all sorts of chemical-laden products to try and tame it. I’ve long since given up on that. My hair thanks me every day now because skipping all those harsh products helps keep the curls looking fantastic without having to deal with frizz all the time.

One of the major contributors to frizzy hair is dryness, whether your hair is straight or curly. It’s important to use hydrating products as often as possible to keep moisture locked in and frizziness at bay. Look for hydrating shampoo, conditioner and heat styling products and your hair will look and feel better in no time.

Nothing spells frizz like brushing your hair. In fact, I haven’t used a brush in years. When my hair is wet, I use a large comb, but when it’s dry I just use my fingers. This is an especially good idea if you have curly hair like mine. You can work out the tangles, but leave the curls intact. It’s such a simple way to battle the frizz and I totally recommend it.

Sometimes there are just days where the frizz won’t back down. On those days, I throw in the towel and do an up do. A nice side braid looks elegant and classy so you won’t look like you just rolled out of bed without time to style. A sleek ponytail or a French twist also looks great and can do wonders for hiding frizzy strands.

Do you fight with your frizzy hair? I hope these ideas will help you embrace the hair you have. Let me know how they work for you!