Q&A for How to Prevent Hair from Frizzing After Shower

Rinse off normal conditioner in the shower; leaving it in may make your hair brittle and dull. However, a leave-in conditioner (which is a separate product) can definitely help control frizz and you don't need to wash it out. Check the label of conditioning products to make sure it's "Leave-In Conditioner" versus normal conditioner.

Leave-in products can really help control thick hair. Try a leave-in conditioner, coconut oil, or a thick styling cream, and see if that helps.

Air-dry your hair whenever possible. If you really need to dry it faster, use a low setting on your hairdryer or invest in an ionic hairdryer to prevent frizz.

Your hair is most fragile when it's wet, so dont brush when it's soaking wet. Let it dry a little, then comb it with a wide tooth comb.

Wash in warm, not hot, water to help dissolve oils. Always rinse in cool water.

If you have dandruff, try to rinse the products thoroughly. To reduce the frizziness, wash your hair with warm or cold water. Hot water will not only cause frizz, but will dull your hair and causes dry hair.

There are many effective methods, mainly anti-frizz serums. If you don't currently have access to those, rubbing your hands through some hand lotion and moisturizer, then smoothing your fingers through the frizz has proven to be helpful. Hair milk is another option, as well as hair oils. Or else, if you're just in a rush, pulling a headband over your hair works as well!

Hair loss is natural for everyone. If it is becoming excessive, try using a different brush/comb. Also try brushing and washing your hair less vigorously. Use a soft pillow case - something like silk. For dandruff, use anti-dandruff shampoo about once a week.

Get some dry conditioner and put it on the top of your head. After a couple of seconds, comb your hair.

In the summer, your hair is more oily because you perspire more but in the winter your hair dries out from the lack of perspiration.

That's normal. Many people experience hair falling out during or after the showering process. Buy a wide tooth comb and comb the conditioner through your hair when in the shower rather than combing after you get out.

You should put styling products in while your hair is still wet. If you've already been doing that and your hair is still drying frizzy, I recommend putting your hair in a low bun or loose braid and letting it air dry completely. This usually helps fight off the frizz while drying.

I don't suggest it as applying coconut oil to your hair right after showering can cause it to appear greasy depending on your hair type. I would use a conditioner and comb to untangle your hair.

Apply most of your hair products in that specific area. You can also try re-wetting that section with cold water after it dries frizzy.

Of course it does, it works for all hair, light and dark, long and short, male or female. If any of these things don't work, see your hairdresser for specific help.

If you want to brush your hair in the shower, you should use a wide-toothed comb. If your hair is still frizzy, then you can put in extra conditioner where it's frizzy or after you are out of the shower, an anti- frizz serum (argan oil works well).

When it is completely dried. If you stand in front of the freezer when your hair is wet it will freeze and damage your hair.

Run your fingers through your hair instead, or use a wide tooth comb, or add certain oils (coconut oil, argan oil et cetera).

This might be because you wash your hair too often. Washing too often strips your hair of its natural oils. If you wash your hair every day, try washing every other day, or every two days. I personally have thick, wavy hair that goes a couple of inches below my shoulders and I only need to wash it once or twice a week.

Yes. If you want longer, stronger hair, make sure you drink plenty of water and consume plenty of food rich in protein and omega-3s.

Your hair will be very dry and much more prone to frizziness, since shampoo strips your hair of its natural moisture, and the conditioner replenishes it.

Shampoo rinses out faster than conditioner--maybe about 30 seconds. Conditioner may take 30 seconds to a minute to fully rinse out, but it's okay to leave a little conditioner in your hair if its on the dry side.

It really depends. I usually tell me clients to wash when your hair needs it, when you notice oil, flaking, our your strands start to look dull. In between days you can always re-wet hair and condition. Massage the scalp is also a great way to distribute the hair's natural oils.

Not particularly, it just locks in the moisture.

Add extra conditioner and try to comb the frizzy parts with a wide-toothed comb after showering.

Try combing your hair before your shower instead of after, and try a de-frizzing product if the oil is not helping.

When I dry my hair I usually put my a hair in a soft braid until I go to sleep or just for a few hours. You can also make a bun as it doesn't make frizz.

You can use leave in conditioner. You can also buy a bunch of products to stop frizz.

Apply a conditioner to your roots after applying shampoo. Apply a hair serum when your hair is semi-dry.

Yes, if you put it on after you shower and after your hair is mildly damp, not right after showering, which would damage your hair even more.