How to get rid of puffy hair?

Hi! I like my hair but I feel like recently it has gotten reallyyyy thick, frizzy, and puffy. It just doesn’t look good and always has little frizzy flyaways. I haven’t changed my shampoo or conditioner. I’ve been using the same brand for the past few years. Do you know how I could get my hair to be naturally more silky and smooth instead of puffy and frizzy? Is it genetics or could changing my shampoo/conditioner brand help?

I want to know what hair products are good for puffy hair.

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Though puffy hair boasts lots of volume, many of us are not really happy to have it. Taming the frizz may turn into a constant struggle, while some TLC could change the situation drastically. We’ve dug into scientific studies and talked to hair experts to compose a nice list of solutions.

By Chloe What Causes Puffy Hair?

Let’s start by exploring the science behind the puffiness. Our hair looks smooth and shiny when its outer layer made of microscopic scales lies flat and tightly closed. When our locks are dry, any humidity around makes the scales open since the hair seeks moisture. So, the outer cuticle bristles up and swells as the tresses absorb moisture from the environment, and this results in frizz. Another scenario is damaged hair with its cuticle disrupted and raised due to harmful effects other than dryness. However, hair damage and lack of moister often go hand in hand, spurring each other.

Here are the main factors leading to puffy hair:

– Eating habits. If a woman doesn’t consume enough nutrients to build healthy hair from inside, she runs the risk of getting weak and dry hair that puffs up.

– Health issues. Hormonal disorders and some other diseases related to poor production or absorption of the elements required for healthy hair may hide behind your hair appearance.