Raise your hand if you are a victim of frizzy hair. If your hair is more frizz than fab, then we know it’s one of the most frustrating things in the world. One minute you have curly hair that bounces or straight hair that shines, and the next, frizziness takes over.

Recommended Video How to get rid of frizzy hair? Luckily, we’re here to answer the age-old question. See the tips you need to make frizzy hair smooth and enjoy glorious fuzz-free locks.

Different Types of Frizzy Hair

There are many factors contributing to frizz – dry or damaged hair, the environment around you (hello humidity), or a hair type that tends to be frizzy (read curly hair type here). These different types of frizzy hair require a different approach to treating it.

The most common type is a curly hair frizz that makes curls look fuzzy and lacking definition. Mind that if you do not consider your hair curly, but it’s constantly frizzy, you might want to test and see if this frizz is just a curl waiting to happen. After you reveal your actual hair type, delve into the Curly Girl Method and other styling routines that teach to nurture and style your curly hair the right way.

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However, frizz is not only the curly girls’ story, and we all have days where we need to fix frizzy hair. For example, you can deal with dry frizz – the type of frizziness that occurs when your hair is dry, damaged, and lacking in moisture.

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There is also an application frizz – this one happens when you over-apply products and touch your hair too often. In addition, frizz may appear in different areas of your hair:

• Puffball frizz is frizz that occurs throughout your hair, giving it a poofball appearance;
• Surface frizz is when the outside of your hair appears frizzy, while underneath the layers are frizz-free;
• Frizzy ends happen when the frizz is concentrated at the ends of your hair strands;
• Halo frizz appears on the top of your hair and feels like you are wearing a crown made of flyaway hair strands.

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