Frizzy Hair & Fly-A-Ways

3. My hair is too frizzy and/or I have lots of fly-a-ways, what do I do?

Sounds like a simple answer to a simple question but it could be a variety of issues so let’s examine some of the reasons why it may be frizzy and then we will discuss some of the solutions. Firstly, this could just be the natural texture of your hair, unfortunate but true. This could be the result of chemically damaged or over-processed chemical services. Or even split ends that have gone array and have split all the way up the hair shaft and even to the scalp.

The good news is there are many simple and quick fixes to this challenge. As previously discussed, regular haircuts is the only way to solve split ends. A few simple styling tricks; use strong and consistent tension when blow-drying and always aim the nozzle of the dryer down the cuticle. Use flat irons or curling irons to help smooth the hair but be mindful of the usage as overuse could lead to damaged hair. You can mend them with in-salon conditioning treatments and using at home conditioning masques. And by using a variety of styling products including crèmes, silicones, pastes and pomades you can get them to lie down.