14 Ways To Manage Frizzy Hair That Every Girl Must Know About!

Are you tired of battling the frizz every morning? Trust me, I get it. That’s why I’m here to share some of my top-secret (okay, not so secret) tips for taming that hair. So, grab your avocado (yes, you read that right), and let’s dive into the world of smooth, sleek hair!

We’ve all been there, standing in front of the mirror, wondering if we accidentally rubbed a balloon on our heads while we slept. But fear not! I’ve scoured the earth (and a few kitchen cabinets) to bring you the best natural remedies that’ll make your hair as smooth as silk—no magic wand required.

From the trusty kitchen staple, olive oil, to the mighty aloe vera plant chilling on your windowsill these natural wonders are about to become your hair’s best friends. And the best part? These tips involve everything natural, no harsh chemicals needed.

In simple terms, frizzy hair is what happens when your hair is super thirsty—like, desert-level thirsty. It’s dry, lacks moisture, and is desperately reaching out for any drop of humidity in the air, causing it to swell up and get all puffy. It’s the hair equivalent of waking up after a nap and looking like you’ve been electrocuted, or sticking a finger in a socket just for funsies, Ouch!!

1. Humidity

2. Streaming Hot Showers

3. Use Of Harsh Hair Products

4. Over Use Of Heat Styling Products

5. Overwashing Your Hair

6. Rubbing Towel On Hair Excessively

So, Let’s de-puff those hairs so that it doesn’t gets to the way of your a big day or just want to rock your natural curls without the extra ‘poof,’ I’ve got you covered. Let’s turn those hair scares into hair care, shall we?

1. Hydration Is The Key

First up, drink plenty of water. Yes, you have every right to be tired of listening drink water for this or drink water for that. I know but water is the elixir of life, and that includes your hair. So,  I make sure to drink plenty of water to keep my body and hair hydrated and you should too. It’s a simple step, but it makes a world of difference.

Hydration treats fizzy hair. So, you should use hydrating shampoo, conditioners, leave in conditioners that has ingredients like glycerin, hyaluronic acid, aloe vera.

2. Turn Down The Heat

Hot showers might feel like a dream, but they’re a nightmare for your hair. Sure, it feels great on a cold morning, but it can also strip your hair of its natural oils, leaving it vulnerable to frizz. That’s why you should always use all lukewarm water if you desire if you can’t opt for cold water. It’s the perfect water temperature— not too hot, not too cold, just right. It cleanses without aggression and keeps the peace between your hair and the elements.

3. Pat, Don’t Rub

After a wash, treat your hair like a delicate flower. Instead of rubbing it with a towel, which can rough up the cuticle and lead to frizz, You can gently pat it dry. Sometimes, You should even use a microfiber towel or an old t-shirt for extra gentleness. It’s like swaddling your hair in the softest blanket, keeping it smooth and happy.

4. Oil It Up

Natural oils is like the secret sauce for frizz-free hair, hair growth and stronger hair. Coconut oil, for example, is a fantastic moisturizer and can penetrate the hair shaft to nourish it from within. Argan oil is another cool oil, known for its ability to tame frizz and add shine ( best for low porosity hair). And let’s not forget about olive oil, the classic kitchen staple that doubles as a deep conditioning treatment. These oils don’t just sit on top of your hair; they get in there and work their magic from the inside out.

So, I can’t stress this enough if you have not included hair oiling to your pre-poo. You should add it already to your hair routine.

5. Use Wide Tooth Comb

When it comes to fighting those fizzy strands. The wider tooth your comb is the better. Reason being fizzy hair is more prone to tangling up really quick and if you are using those thin brushes or combs, it’s creating those static force that makes your strands stick out and hey of course you can’t ignore it. That’s why, you are here.

So, the best tip is detangle using wide tooth comb and the best time to detangle is definitely after shower. When the hair is still wet or damp, be gentle with it start from the end and then work your way up, that’s it.

6. Hair Mask

Trust me on this one, if you are dealing with fizzy hair. Doing hair masks a week is should be your go-to. Hair mask provides deep conditioning for your hair which is oh so good for fizzy hair. For this i love using Diy Hair Masks, reason being they are as effective as the store bought ones and really budget friendly because of which it makes me stay consistent and babes, you do know that consistency is the MVP.

Here are the 2 Diy Hair Masks I recommend,

• Coconut Oil & Aloe Vera: This is a classic. I mix coconut oil with a bit of Aloe Vera to create a mask that moisturizes and adds shine. Apply it to damp hair, leave it on for about 20 minutes, then rinse it out. I prefer the 1:2 ratio.

• Avocado and Egg Yolk Mask: Avocado is full of healthy fats, and egg yolk is rich in proteins. Together, they make a hair mask that not only combats frizz but also adds strength and luster to your hair. If you are not a fan of egg replace it with yogurt.

7. Dial Down The Heat Styling

Heat styling tools are often a quick fix for a polished look, but they can wreak havoc on your hair’s health over time. I suggest giving your hair a break from the heat whenever possible. Experiment with your natural texture or try heatless styling methods. If you must use heat, always apply a heat protectant spray and use the lowest setting to minimize damage.

8. Aloe Vera Spray

Ok, this one is my favorite way to tame those pesky fizzes on the go. Aloe vera is packed with vitamins and enzymes that can soothe the scalp and condition the hair. I recommend mixing aloe vera gel with water in a spray bottle for an easy DIY fizz treatment. Spritz it onto your hair and scalp, massage gently, and let the natural goodness work its magic. It’s said to help with dandruff, itchy scalp, and even promote hair growth.

9. Silky Sleep

Ok, you need to make this switch for the sake of wanting those luscious locks you dream of having. Swiping Cotton Pillowcases for Silky Pillowcases or Sleeping silky bonnet prevents those puffy, frizzy hair. They are literally so good for your hair length, swipe it and notice the change yourself. You’ll see less breakage of your hair, less damage and definitely less frizz.

10. Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse

If you have been interested in haircare, chances are you must have come across the term Hair Rinse. Hair Rinses are basically a game changer, they provide shine, tame frizz and even enhance your hair color.

I’ve found that an apple cider vinegar rinse can work wonders. It helps balance the pH of your hair, keeping those cuticles closed and smooth. Just mix a third of a cup of apple cider vinegar with a quart of warm water, apply it after shampooing, and rinse out after a few minutes.

It’s a small step that can make a hell lot of difference.

11. Regular Trims

Regular trims are like hitting the refresh button on your hair. They help prevent split ends from traveling up the hair shaft, which can cause more damage and frizz. I find that a trim every 6-8 weeks keeps my hair looking healthy and helps it grow better. It’s not about losing length; it’s about maintaining the health of your hair.

12. Invest In Good Quality Blow Dryer Or Diffusers

Trust me, it is a game-changer in the fight against frizz. Invest in a high-quality blow dryer or diffuser. Now, I know what you’re thinking – “But heat styling causes frizz!” Well, not if you do it right.

First off, a good quality blow dryer/ Diffuser. It dries your hair faster, reduces heat damage, and minimizes static – which means less frizz to deal with. Look for one with multiple heat settings and a cool shot button to lock in your style without the sizzle.

13. Product Patrol

It’s time to play the savvy shopper and check those labels, my loves. Look for products that boast being alcohol-free or contain fatty alcohols like cetyl, stearyl, and cetearyl alcohol.

The Benefits When you go alcohol-free, you’re not just saying goodbye to frizz; you’re saying hello to healthier hair. Your strands will be more supple, more radiant, and way easier to style. Plus, you’ll notice less breakage and more growth. Who doesn’t want that?

14. Leave-In Conditioners

These are your hair’s BFFs, the ones that stick around when the going gets tough (or humid!). Slather on some leave-in love after your shower, and your hair will be singing ‘thank you’ notes all day long. Serums and Oils are the secret sauce to your hair’s happy meal. A little dab’ll do ya, and voila! You’ve got hair that’s smooth as silk and free from the frizz-frenzy.

15. Frizz Can Be Fab

Sometimes, frizz can give your hair volume and personality. Learn to work with it and let your natural texture shine through. Love the frizz for a bold and beautiful look. Trust me, frizzy look is fine too.

And there you have it – the ultimate guide to taming that frizz and unleashing the true potential of your gorgeous locks. We’ve laughed, we’ve learned, and most importantly, we’ve taken one more step towards hair nirvana.

Remember, managing frizzy hair isn’t just about looking good (though let’s be real, that’s a pretty fab bonus). It’s about feeling confident, empowered, and ready to take on the world with every hair flip. So go ahead, try out these tips, find your hair’s happy place, and never let a bad hair day dull your sparkle.

Stay tuned for more hair care chronicles, beauty hacks, and all the love your hair can handle. Until next time, keep slaying, stay fabulous, and let your hair do the talking. Because when you look good, you feel good, and when you feel good, you do good.