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> Hey all> I ran by this board from doing a search on 'Google'. I> am looking for some suggestions for a new style. My> hair is a little below my shoulders in length, but is> naturally wavy. It frizzes as a rule, so I can't wear> it down. I have to wear a ponytail or bun otherwise it> will frizz out during the day. I haven't been able to> find *anything* to get rid of these frizzies. But> anyway, I am looking for a cut that can be easy for me> to do, I won't spend an hour doing my hair every> morning. :) I want to keep it long, and I do have> bangs I'd like to keep. My hair is medium thick, and> has been dyed a few times, therefore is a bit damaged.> Any help would be greatly appreciated!

> I am looking for some suggestions for a new style. My> hair is a little below my shoulders in length, but is> naturally wavy. I have to wear a ponytail or bun otherwise it> will frizz out during the day. I haven't been able to> find *anything* to get rid of these frizzies.My hair is very fine and relatively thin, very straight and dry, and it frizzes every single day of my life, with the following exceptions: If i put gel or mousse on just the last two inches, it gets a little sticky but it doesn't frizz. I don't do this more than once a month or so. Willow Lake and Freeman mousses are supposed to be not as bad as most.But for the most reliable nice-looking and feeling hair, if i let it dry in a bun or with the ends restrained in a foldover pony, they dry straight and nice. If i shower the night before it looks even better than if i shower in the morning. Have you ever tried this? I highly recommend you try changing your shower routine for a week or so, in addition to trying other products which will be recommended by other readers, any minute now, before you try a new cut.PS although i cut my own hair, i hear professional stylists know how to cut to minimize natural "flaws" like frizzy ends. Can you schedule a consultation before you decide on a cut?Good luck