How Can I Easily Deal With My Frizzy Hair?

Do you know how to identify frizzy hair?

Do you know that there are different types of frizzy hair?

Do you use a conditioner?

Do you understand the causes of frizzy hair?

Do you use a hydrating mask?

Do you blow-dry your hair?

There's a lot of confusion on what constitutes frizzy hair. Typically, it refers to the hair that sticks out from the rest of the hair. Most times, this hair is dry and small and has a different texture when compared to the other parts of your hair. Some of these hairs tend to curl as well.

There are many types of frizzy hair and understanding these differences is essential to provide the right care for the right hair. Broadly speaking, when the hair on top of your head is frizzy, it is called halo frizz while the frizz present inside the curls is called In-the-Curl frizz. When the frizz is present only in the end, it is called frizz at the ends and when you have hair sticking around your locks, it is called surface frizz.

Start using a conditioner for your hair as it hydrates the cuticles and allows the mixture to penetrate into every strand. When the frizzy hair is well-moisturized, the chances for it to stick out is less.

Your hair tends to get frizzy when there is too much dryness and if there is too much moisture in the air. Typically, the hydrogen in the atmosphere's moisture impacts human hair negatively and this is why moisture is also a surprising reason for frizzy hair. Knowing the causes is essential to ensure that such conditions are avoided and you take the necessary precautions if the weather around you is too dry or humid.

A hydrating mask is essential to deal with frizzy hair, especially during the dry winter months. While buying a hydrating mask for you, check if the base is coconut oil or castor oil as both of these are great for dry and frizzy hair. It helps to bring them under control while the other ingredients prevent these oils from making your hair sticky and greasy.

Blow drying opens a lot of problems for frizzy hair, so make sure you allow your hair to air-dry for the most part. In fact, it may be a good idea to allow your hair to air-dry completely and then maybe use a blow dryer to style it. If that is tough, start styling only when your hair is about 90% dry.

That's good, but you can also miss out on the styling if you don't blow-dry your hair. Instead of avoiding it completely, consider using something called a diffuser that will limit the amount of heat that falls directly on your hair and at the same time, will give considerable flexibility to style your hair the way you want.