Taking Control of Your Frizzy Hair
7/7/2014

For those with curly and wavy hair, humid weather can pose some problems. You can try to keep your frizzy hair under control, but, as soon as you step outside in the warm, moist air, your hair becomes unmanageable and unsightly.
 
It is vital to those with curly hair to keep track of the weather forecast. Knowing whether the day is going to be muggy will allow them to determine which hairstyle to wear.
 
On more humid days and in more humid climates, it is best to wear a ponytail. While a ponytail may not seem like the most extravagant style to wear, it can be supplemented by the use of a tasteful scrunchie.
 
Other, more ornamental devices can also be used to keep your hair in check. Find a piece that you like and utilize it to keep your hair back.
 
Some women may not feel that a ponytail works for them in any circumstance. It is important to remember that a ponytail is not the only option for those who struggle to keep the frizz under control.
 
While a ponytail is obviously one of the fastest and easiest styles to achieve, it should not be your perpetual style. Every now and then, change it up a little bit!
You can purchase hair straightening agents and implements at any store that sells hair products. However, these substances and devices may take a while to apply and utilize.
 
Straightening will take noticeably longer if you have a lot of hair to tame. The easiest method to use is to split your hair up into sections.
 
Focus on the sides and back, each in turn. As you work on each section, make sure to first apply a straightening agent.
 
You should then be ready to use a straightening iron to smooth down your frizzy hair. You should start straightening from the bottom, working your way up towards the top.
 
Be careful not to burn yourself as you go through this process. Do not try to go too fast.
 
Applying too much heat to your hair in too short a time can cause even greater problems for you. Make sure that you give yourself enough time to do a good job.
 
Your hair should stay straight for quite a while, as long as you used the proper amount of straightening agent. If you do not want to straighten your hair completely, there is another option for you to try.
 
Heated rollers can be used to either bring out the curls in your hair or to make your frizzy hair a little more manageable. In this case, you should begin at the top of your hair and work down towards the bottom.
 
When you are going for the curly look, you should be certain to roll the top portions of your hair away from your face. The sides of your hair should be rolled under your chin.
 
Before removing the rollers from your hair, make sure that they have cooled completely. Allowing them to cool will ensure that they have done their job.
Those who just want their hair to be under control can leave the rollers in for a shorter length of time. Since everyone's hair is different, the length of time will vary from person to person.
 
There are also various types and sizes of rollers. You may wish to experiment with the variety of rollers you use.
 
Give this method a try and see how your hair reacts to varied lengths of time with the heated rollers. However, after you have removed the rollers from your hair, only use light pressure from your fingers to adjust your hairstyle.
 
Brushing your hair after curling can make your hair revert back to its usual craziness. Length is a crucial factor in whether your hair appears frizzy or not.
 
Keeping your hair at a medium length will ensure that it doesn't appear too frizzy. Also, if you have a hard time controlling your hair, you should not attempt to color it.
Coloring makes frizzy hair even more difficult to manage. If you have a frizzy head of hair, you may want to consult your hair dresser to determine which brands of shampoo and conditioner will help you to be in command of your hair.
 
Those who struggle with finding the right style for their frizzy hair should go to their local hair salon. The employees there will be able to provide you with a style that is easy to maintain.
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