Q&A for How to Make Curly Hair Beautiful and Frizz Free

Condition it DEEPLY and make sure not to rinse it all out, or add in some leave-in conditioner. Dry by scrunching with a t-shirt or micro fiber towel. Don't dry with a normal towel! Also, make sure you don't brush it. Detangle with your fingers in the shower, but try to leave it at that. Brushing produces frizz.

Yes. I also have wavy hair and all the products mentioned here help a lot.

That depends on what texture you want. The tighter you braid it, the kinkier it gets. Just make sure not to braid super-tight. If you're only braiding it to protect it and not for a specific look, then a moderately loose braid (just enough to hold together well and not fall apart) is best.

Make sure you're using a conditioner that helps add moisture to your hair, like Three Minute Miracle by Aussie. Next, after you get out of the shower, dry your hair with a 100% cotton t-shirt. If you choose to use a towel, make sure you don't rub your hair in the towel. Finally, apply some coconut butter and a leave-in conditioner.

The longer your hair is, the heavier it is, so it's probably just getting weighed down and stretching out your curls.

If you were born with curvy hair, then you can't make it look straight forever. Use a straightener once in a while, but don't overdo it, as the heat will just dry up your hair.

Thick hair is really envied by many other people! Learn to embrace it. Also, let your hair grow long. The longer it is, the heavier. Your hair will be weighed down and will seem less thick. Make sure to trim the ends to keep it healthy and promote hair growth.

Choose a shampoo with natural oils and ingredients, such as coconut oil. Avoid using shampoo with silicones and sulfates, as this can lead to dry hair. Lastly, consider searching for a shampoo that is labeled for curly hair; they tend to be more moisturizing and nourishing than other types of shampoo.

Yes, but for type 4 hair, don't use oil because your hair gets super oily as is. Use a leave-in conditioner after the shower as well as a holding gel for the best look.

I got my hair to be healthy looking in about a month with diligent care. If you straighten your hair, it will make the process take longer, so try to keep it natural and avoid harming it with heat.

Olive oil and grape seed oil both work really well, especially if they're warm and you leave them in overnight and shower in the morning.

You can try going to the salon to get treatments, but that’s just the way your hair is. If you want it to be naturally less frizzy, apply a little bit of coconut oil every day.

Yes, as you age the amount of oil in your hair lessens and your hair gets curlier, and sometimes, frizzier. The reason this happens as you age is due to the change in hormones that accompanies age.

Do it once a week for a month.

Yes, you can reduce frizziness by only brushing your curly hair when wet.

Try looking up overnight DIY curling ideas, there are lots of ways such as braiding, pinning, and a bun. These options are all free and all you need is the time to let it set.

Only if you use it from the actual plant. Aloe Vera gels or creams tend to contain other ingredients that make hair dry and frizzy.

If you are using a blow dryer, use the cool setting to prevent frizz and heat damage. If it is a flat or curling iron, the specific temperature will be determined by your specific hair and its reactions to heat.

You can try putting your hair in whatever hairstyle you want and then smoothing the flyaways by applying some hair mousse and brushing it back with a soft bristle brush.

Use mousse straight after washing your hair, and scrunch it. Mousse helps your hair keep its natural texture.

If you use the tips above, you can simply leave it out and it will look great. If you're having a bad hair day, you can braid it or put it in a bun.

Try using sodium bicarbonate. All you need to do is just add a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate to a cup of water and wash your hair with it after shampooing. It will feel a bit oily after using the sodium bicarbonate but that is okay.

Yes, they should work at any time of the day.

It should work completely fine. I find Pantene products work well on my curly hair.

The best thing to do is to cut it shoulder length every 6 months. This makes hair easy to manage, but not too short.

Don't brush your hair dry with a normal hairbrush. This leads to breakage and will make it look frizzy and poofy. Try Brushing your fingers through your hair when in the shower or use a wide toothed comb.

You can. If you want to, then I would put a loose bun on the top of your head so that your curly hair won't lose its texture overnight.

Try using oils instead of creams. Creams are heavy and thick. They will cause dandruff. The best oil to use is coconut.

It might just be that you haven't tried the right kinds of moisturizing conditioners. Try experimenting with different brands.

Your hair has to get used to not getting washed as often, which can take a while. You can also try to co-wash in between washes.