Tips to Tame Frizz

Wild and crazy gal...but not her hair! Blogger AngleMarie gives us her advice on frizzy hair: It's fun to be the wild girl...and the fun girl.  It's unpleasant to be the wild-haired girl with the unruly locks!  Our hair is definitely an indicator of our personality, so how we wear our hair and what it looks like, speaks volumes to others around us.  So if our hair is guiding the conversation...what exactly are we saying? If you are one of many people who, like me, struggle with frizzy hair that has the potential to be curly but behaves unruly...you may be searching for some tips, tricks and advice!  There are many discussions out there... people are looking for better products that really deliver results.  Here are some common mistakes made to tame frizz.  When these backfire, the result is..Uh oh...WORSE FRIZZ!  

1. Gooping up your hair with mousse, gel or hairspray to control its shape.  The reason this fails us is that it does not make sense to believe and use all this natural hair care and then panic and goop it up or slick it back when styling.  My favorite product from MM is the Diamond Crystal Mist or Sapphire Mist (volumizing, moisturizing spray).  It is remarkably multi-beneficial! You can restore your curls and tame them rather than deal with the frizz and fly aways!
2.  Stopping washing your hair to avoid drying it out.  Let's face it, this just doesn't help!  Yes, going a day or two between washes is fine, but a week?  Your hair will just become oily from your own secretions and styling will be more difficult than ever!
3. Stopping conditioning..or over-conditioning.  We need a balanced conditioning regimen, no matter what type of hair we are working with. The salad dressing people had it right:  use oil or use vinegar, just NOT at the same time!  Our Euro Oil is perfect for a weekly deep conditioning that will lessen frizz and create manageability.  For regular conditioning, I recommend Apple Cider Vinegar!
4. Not brushing your hair.  Hair needs the brushing.  Our scalps need the stimulation too.  This is a very important part of the process. Encourage healthy hair growth and increase blood flow to your scalp by brushing daily.

I hope that this helps with some of those wild hair moments!!