How do i stop my hair from frizzing?
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Use Frizz-ease serum.
You need proper hair care for that read some useful hair tips and more on this site
shave it off
For me it's a combination of things.
Make sure you have an ionic hair dryer if you blow dry your hair.
If at all possible, let your hair air dry.
Product is the most important!
I like Citre Shine Anti-Frizz Serum, and I also use Flat Out by KMS - that's a salon product. The Flat Out has been a life saver for my frizzies! Put both of these products on your hair (follow the instructions, you don't want to use too much) when it's wet.
use de-frizz shampoo and conditioner
ive used it and its great!
i know i probably shudnt but i use ceramic straightners to defrizz if i'm going out its a quick solution
buy a bottle of really cheap condtioner, put most of it in ur hair leave it in for about an hourish and then rinse out, do this once a week and it should get into really good conditon and hopefully stop frizzing
It depends why it's frizzing, are you using too many products? or maybe your hair dryer is too hot?
Best to speak to your hairdresser.
had the exact same problem! started strighenting it trust me it works! or i either curled it up with moose and u cud also try serum dat works quite gd too. gd luck xxxx
Biosilk kind of not cheap but works soo good you can get it at most hair salons or even at target and cvs now.
use ghd straightners
wear a wig lol
My GF sez:
"1) Get a straightening-lotion, Joshua Galvin product (can't rememba name), this helps to prevent breakage,
2) Use Pantene anti-breakage shampoo and conditioner to assist in straightening without damage,
3) Get a Hair-straightner (aka hair-iron/ceramic straightner),
4) Apply "Joshua Galvin Ant-frizz Serum", not too much beacause it's a oil-based product, so use it sparringly so as to avoid oily hair,
5) If you have curly hair don't brush it, only comb through with your fingers while it's wet."
My gf has curly hair and she's tried everything out there and this is what works.
mix honey into shampoo
Try John Frieda Frizz-Eaze Serum. It's easy to use and you can also buy it along with the Frizz-Eaze shampoo and conditioner as well as part of a 4 or 5 step treatment. You can get them from Boots and other chemists and they range from about £3 for the finishing creams to around £4-5 for the serums and shampoos. They last for quite a while, although the conditioner asks to be left on for around 20 mins, so I wouldn't recommend using it in the shower as you will be standing for quite some time!
Hope this helps you.
Try henna it is a good conditioner.
It really works as i am living proof.
I use Trevor Sorbie Straightening Addict.
You don't need to use straighteners. It makes my hair, glossy without looking greasy.
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