Frizzy hair doesn't discriminate. It plagues both the thin and thick haired alike. If your hair has even the slightest wave or curl, it's susceptible to frizz. This article details the six critical things you can do to launch a full-on assault on those unruly frizzies...along with a list of things not to do.

If you are buying conditioners, select the one based on your hair's volume. Too much moisturizer in thin hair can get rid of frizz but it can weigh your hair down. Go for conditioners meant for color treated hair. This can certainly provide extra moisture. If you have thick hair, there are conditioners mean for smoothness. This can provide moisture as well as keeping it smooth and sweet.

To avoid having a wild unmanageable riot of a head of hair in the morning, braiding the hair after applying the leave-in conditioner works wonders. Before brushing or combing at any other time, wetting the hair down with a spray-in conditioner/detangler is a good idea.

Dry towel - avoid from drying your hair using a towel. When your hair is wet, its cuticles are open and are more prone to frizz, and rubbing a towel to it makes your hair's condition much worse. So if you don't want to have frizzy hair right after shower, you just have to pat your head dry with a towel, and carefully I must add.

Protect from direct exposure to the sun. The sun causes tremendous damage and can result in fly-away and poor manageability. Just wearing a hat when going out in the sun will protect and keep your style healthier.

Use a shampoo and conditioner specifically designed to topically add moisture. Many contain Emu and Jojoba oils which are capable of penetrating each follicle strand infusing with with much needed nutrients and moisture.

The very best way to prevent hair frizz is to prevent it from happening in the first pace. And you do this by using a powerful herbal oil like Mira oil. It is a deep oil treatment that will keep your scalp moist which will stop the frizz. Use the oil twice a week and this would be enough to stop the drying process.

Washing your hair every day may seem like the healthy thing to do, it can actually be doing more harm than good. Daily washing can strip oils from hair leaving it dry and brittle. If possible get into the habit of washing your hair every other day.

A new process referred to as keratinizing has shown some promise, however. Instead of the old theory of using lye and other harsh damaging chemicals to break down the cuticle on the outside of the hair, this process softens the cuticle of the hair to the point that it relaxes all by itself.

Use warm water while shampooing your hair. Warm water opens the hair cuticles and helps to absorb conditioner which goes directly to your hair shaft (root) and treat it by moisturizing. Do not forget to use cool water while rinsing out the conditioner. Ringing with cool water will close your hair cuticles again and will you to prevent more frizz.


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