Frizzy Hair

Something that I`ve tried that has worked for me is to - finally after all these years - try to work with the curl in my hair rather than try to straighten it - in the process damaging already fragile hair and making things worse in the long run. Go to a stylist that knows how to cut/trim curly and wavy hair. Look around you at school, on the streets in your town - and when you see women with beautiful curly hair - ask them where they get it cut. This will give you a good springboard for being educated on how to deal with difficult hair. A routine that I use is to wash with cool or cold water - never hot. When I get out of the shower I wrap a towel around my head for a couple of minutes and then spray with a good leave in conditioner - Biolage is the one I am using now. Then in a small container I have mixed equal parts of Paul Mitchell`s The Conditioner and Biolage Gelee. I put some in my hands and then scrunch small amounts in - working my way through my hair. I then let it air dry and try not to touch it except to "decrunchify" any little strands that I put a little too much product on. I never blowdry or use a curling iron or flattening iron - with my hair this is just asking for trouble. Hope some of this helps. I think with even the most uncontrollable curly hair - with the right product and style routine - you can tame it into something workable and unique to you.

Hi my name is Elizabeth and my hair is like to the end of my face and its a big frizzball every day. Any good straightners that really do work on frizzy hair or some good hair styles?

Elizabeth