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The easiest way to get rid of frizzy hair is to stop it from happening in the first place. These tips can help you determine where you’re going wrong in your hair routine.

Brushing your hair when it’s dry creates static electricity and can pull apart and accentuate any split ends that your might have. Thoroughly detangling your hair when it’s still damp can make a big difference when it comes to keeping your hair smooth.

Even when your hair is damp, the tools you use to detangle can help to prevent your hair from getting frizzy. Always use a wide tooth comb to detangle your hair, preferably in a wood material that will prevent static and breakage and help evenly distribute your hair’s oils.

Vigorously rubbing your damp hair with a towel is a recipe for creating frizz. To remove moisture while keeping your hair smooth, we recommend using a microfiber hair towel that’s designed to absorb water faster and more gently.

Shampooing your hair every day can leave it dry and extra prone to frizz, especially when combined with the act of drying your hair after a daily wash. If you’re having trouble switching to less frequent washing, try using dry shampoo in between washes to absorb oil and refresh your hairstyle.

Using cold water to rinse after you’ve conditioned should help to close your hair’s cuticles, preventing frizz and leaving your strands looking shinier. If you’re not into using cold water, cool or lukewarm is still better than piping hot when it comes to keeping the frizz away.

If you’ve always thought that hairspray was only for intricate updos that need to be locked into place all day, you’re missing this product’s second calling as a low-key frizz fighter. Mist a small amount of spray onto a brush or your fingers, then gently run through hair to add a fine layer of product to combat your frizz.

Depending on your hair’s texture and the time of year, use a deep conditioning mask anywhere from monthly to weekly to help give your hair an extra boost of moisture. Whether it’s a favorite DIY recipe or a salon brand product, your hair will show its thanks by looking much smoother post-mask.

Blasting your hair with hot air can dry it out and promote frizz. If blow-drying is a must have part of your styling routine, allow your hair to air dry for longer before bringing on the heat. We also recommend investing in an ionic blow-dryer to give a smoother finish to your blow-dried style.

Using a diffuser can help to dry naturally curly hair without blasting it into a ball of frizz. Be sure to use a hydrating or curl defining product beforehand, then use a diffuser aimed downward to gently dry your hair.

Tired of waking up with crazy frizzy hair? Use a satin head-scarf or pillowcase to help reduce friction while you sleep, and you can use all the hairstyling time you’ll save to hit the snooze button one more time.

Whether you’re on a budget so extreme it’s ramen noodles for dinner every night or you’re just incredibly particular about the products you’ll allow on your hair and skin, these DIY remedies for frizzy hair are economical and allow you complete control over ingredients.

If you’re already a DIY queen you’ve probably already used apple cider vinegar for everything from zesty salad dressings to face masks, but it also makes for a super easy rinse that will leave your hair shinier and less frizzy. Use in the shower after you’ve shampooed, saturating hair with the vinegar (be careful not to get it in your eyes). Leave on for about a minute, then fully rinse and condition as usual. If you’re all about natural products, we recommend picking up a bottle of Bragg Organic, but there are tons of other options to choose from.

Using two ingredients you probably have around your home anyway, an avocado and olive oil hair mask is the perfect way to make use of fruit that’s over ripe. Mash up the avocado as if you’re making guacamole, then add olive oil as needed to thin the consistency. Apply this mask to clean hair, leaving on for about an hour, then rinse and condition as normal. With both of these ingredients helping to hydrate your hair, this is a great way to reduce frizz in the driest months.

If you’ve got thick, coarse hair that loves to frizz, this heavy duty mask works as a deep conditioner that moisturizes and reduces frizz. Fine hair can be easily weighed down with this mask, and you’ll want to use it sparingly if you don’t have an abundance of hair. Warm 2 Tbsp coconut oil over low heat until melted, then remove from heat and whisk in 2 Tbsp honey. Once these are mixed together, slowly whisk in one egg yolk, then apply mask to hair and scalp. Leave in for anywhere from one hour to overnight, then rinse thoroughly.