Learn 5 tips to take care of hair with frizz at the root
See 5 tips for taking care of hair with frizz at the root! (Photo: Instagram @curls.by.lailee)
Bet on hydration and moisture to deal with hair with frizz at the root (Photo: Instagram @hairviviwigs)
Invest in light, moisturizing products to treat frizzy hair at the roots (Photo: Instagram @curls.by.lailee)
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ExploreFrizzy hair at the root can be a problem for women of all hair textures, from straight to curly hair. Although frizz is caused by natural factors such as humidity, it can give the impression of a disheveled and messy look, especially with growing hairs. Fortunately, it is possible to reduce frizz at the root and ensure a straight look. For this, it is worth betting on the right treatments, products and care.
Want to know how to get frizz out of your hair? Check out the 5 tips that Fica Diva has prepared for you!
1. Do hair wetting to treat hair with frizz at the root
As the recommendation is not to apply the hydration mask to the scalp to avoid oiliness, it is important to use products that can be used at the root, such as humectant oil. In capillary wetting, you apply an oil all over your hair to reduce frizz and breakage, add shine and silkiness, fight porosity and dryness, and also strengthen your hair. Wetting can be done on all types of yarn, from smooth to curly.
How to get rid of frizz in your hair by wetting it:
A good tip for moisturizing is to use coconut oil, an ingredient that helps prevent water loss and treat frizz. If you still don't have a great product at hand, our suggestion is Coconut Oil Hidratação Milagrosa, by Niely Gold, which was developed to hydrate locks without weighing them down!
How to: apply a small amount of hair oil to dirty strands and massage into the scalp for at least 5 minutes. Let it act for 2 hours, rinse and wash with shampoo and conditioner.
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2. Clean frizzy hair with a moisturizing shampoo
It is worth betting on a shampoo with a moisturizing formula that is rich in aloe vera extract and coconut water. Together, these two ingredients help regenerate locks and fight dryness, dullness and frizz. After using the shampoo on the scalp, massage the area and rinse. After that, apply the conditioner to the length and ends to seal in the hydration.
Diva tip: our suggestion is the shampoo and conditioner Hidratação Milagrosa, by Niely Gold, rich in aloe vera extract and coconut water to add shine, softness and silkiness to the hair.
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3. Use the finisher without excess product on the hair roots
If you're in a hurry and want to get rid of flyaways, a good tip is to apply a bit of your finisher to the roots. But it's important that you apply a small amount of the finisher to avoid an oily root with product buildup. Gently take your hair cream or hair oil, mix a small amount in both hands and gently work the roots with your fingers. This helps a lot to disguise last minute wires!
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4. Comb your hair the right way to avoid frizz at the root
How you style your frizzy hair is key to reducing flyaways. Avoid starting to untangle your locks at the root, as this can break the strands and increase frizz. The tip is to untangle the ends first and go up to the length with a wooden comb. This comb model helps reduce friction between the hair and the accessory, which also prevents frizz in everyday life.
Should I style dry, damp or wet hair?
If you have wavy hair, always try to comb your hair still damp with a wooden comb. Curly and frizzy hair can be combed while it is wet, to maintain curl definition. Meanwhile, straight hair should be combed while still dry, as the natural oils are more easily drawn down to the ends.
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5. Rinse hair with cold water to reduce frizz
In addition to adding shine to the hair, cold water helps to reduce frizz at the root. That's because this temperature closes the hair cuticles, which helps to seal the hydration in the strands and enhance the benefits of this treatment.
Hot water, on the other hand, keeps the cuticles open, which aggravates dryness and unruly hair, in addition to increasing the appearance of split ends. If you don't like to wash your hair in cold water, one solution is to take a warm shower and run a jet of cold water over your hair during the last rinse.
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