Q&A for How to Tame Frizzy Hair Quickly

When you dry your hair, spin your hair around a round brush to keep it straight and frizz-free.

Hair can frizz because it's dry, because the natural curls have been broken up, or because the wrong styling products were used. Frizz can also be caused by split ends or dryness.

If you keep hair healthy and hydrated you can prevent frizzing. Use moisturizing products and only touch and style it when it's wet.

Getting regular trims will help keep hair smooth so it's less likely to tangle. Use a leave-in conditioner or detangler every time you shower.

Try the cider vinegar method mentioned above. This method has no oil and will de-frizz your hair.

Try spraying a bit of shine spray onto your fingertips and running them through the ends of your hair.

You can use coconut oil on your hair before applying bleach, without rinsing out the oil, so it protects hair from damage.

The friction from your hairbrush can cause more frizz, as well as breaking the cuticles, and even cause split ends! Its far more benefitial to simply use a comb, or finger-comb. Another plus is that you don't lose as much hair!

No, it's good for the hair. But like everything, it's better to eat rather than apply it topically, as it is more beneficial if you eat it (this is also the same for foods like avocado, yogurt, and egg).

Use a shampoo that is sulfate-free and a conditioner with lots of moisturizer.

Brush your hair with a comb or your fingers. Avoid using a hairbrush, as this tends to make the frizz worse!

Use some hair straightening spray to tame down your frizzy hair.

Use a natural oil, such as coconut oil, on your hair before going outside or before using a heat product. You could also use a hair straightening spray.

I use Suave Split End Rescue for my hip-length, dark brown hair, which is very thick and mostly straight (gets a bit wavy at the ends when it dries). Though nothing can fix split ends, it prevents more from happening, and makes my hair look 100 times better than it did when I was using cheaper shampoos and conditioners. Now, my hair is way easier to brush and it frizzes far less when it dries.

Yes, it can, and using a hairbrush with water can also result in split ends.

If you're in a hurry, just wet it with your hands. If you have more time, grab conditioner or leave-in conditioner. If you use regular conditioner, only apply a little bit. If you're using leave-in conditioner, apply it more liberally. Just make sure you get all of your hair.

Try switching to a satin pillowcase or using a satin hair bonnet or wrap when you go to sleep.

Brush through your hair using your fingers. If it helps, try a normal brush. I would personally recommend the Tangle Teezer for thick and curly hair. It’s very gentle on the hair and untangles it easily!

Use a leave-in conditioner and other similar products. Your hair will still be bushy, but it won't be as frizzy.

Try combing your hair with a wide tooth comb or make a hair turban out of a microfiber tee shirt and wear that until your hair dries.

You can try to use a tiny bit of coconut oil on your hair to tame the frizz.

I would start using a moisturizing conditioner and then once a week do a deep condition. You could also do a coconut oil mask on your hair. I'd definitely recommend you cease using the flat iron, at least for a while.

Use products that protect hair from humidity. There are many anti-frizz creams designed for this purpose.

I combined the egg hair mask and ACV water together in one wash and it made my hair really straight and soft (I have wavy hair). So maybe you can try and experiment with some. Just make sure not to over-exhaust your hair cuticles.

If you want to tame your hair quickly, try wetting your hands with water and smoothing back your hair. It won't hold as well as gel or hairspray, but it's a good temporary fix.

Use apple cider vinegar. It will balance the ph level of your hair, getting rid of oily roots and dry ends.

You should not trim your frizzy hair. If anything, it makes it worse. Don't be ashamed to use hair gel or oil.

You could. You should be fine for two days as long as it doesn't get applied to your roots.