Tips to reduce frizz
Causes of fluff:
Wash your hair in super hot water
This can strip the hair of the natural oils that keep it moisturized and smooth. So if you're prone to frizz, you might want to try reducing the heat.
Hair chemicals
Sleeping on a rough pillowcase
How can you reduce frizz even more?
If you notice that you get frizz in high humidity, it is probably because your hair has dried out. The lack of moisture in the hair means that it absorbs any moisture in the air, causing frizz. You need to re-hydrate the hair, so make sure you use a leave-in conditioner every day (note; a leave-in can weigh down fine hair).
You can pre-treat your hair with an oil before washing it. Oil provides extra moisture and ensures that your hair cuticles close.
Deep conditioner, mask, once a week
Styling products
Apply to soaking wet hair to add a protective layer against frizz.
You can do additional treatments with an Apple Cider Vinegar Rinse , DIY Gelatin Protein Treatment and Olaplex No.3
Blow-dry your hair properly
Diffuse your hair by pressing the diffuser to your scalp per section, hold for 30 seconds - 1 minute, then turn off the dryer and move on to the next section and start again. This prevents hair from blowing around too much and encourages more curls and less frizz.
Protect your hair while sleeping
Sleeping with a satin pillowcase not only prevents hair breakage during the night, but the fabric does not absorb as much moisture from the hair as regular cotton pillowcases, which means you will create less frizz.
