5 Tips To Effectively Tame Frizz

Just like the skin, the hair is put to the test by the summer temperatures more and more. They too can suffer from dehydration. The hair mass then becomes dry, brittle and risks absorbing moisture more easily. The result? Frizz, which is difficult to tame. Our first reflex is usually to double up on shampoos, conditioners and masks, but they should actually be limited to once or twice a week at most, in order to avoid further attacking the hair fiber. So what should you do to help fight frizz? Read on.

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1. Opt for a silk pillowcase

In contact with this natural material, the hair slides without causing friction, which causes split ends and frizz.

Slip Pure Silk King Pillowcase available at Neiman Marcus, $110

2. Use a boar bristle brush

In addition to a revitalizing treatment, a boar bristle brush eliminates static electricity, beautifully sculpts curls and smooths frizz.

Boar Bristle Finishing Brush available at Anthropologie, $21

3. Do not skimp on the cider vinegar

Cider vinegar is in particular a formidable helper for dull and dry hair, which tends to have frizz.

4. Adopt appropriate anti-frizz care

During the summer, in addition to swapping your traditional shampoo for a version rich in nutritious and moisturizing ingredients, it is also necessary to obtain hair products specially designed to fight frizz.

5. Shop our selection of treatments to adopt according to your needs

For dehydrated hair: Coco & Eve Miracle Hair Elixir available at Anthropologie, $29

For those who regularly use heating devices: Olaplex Nº7 Bonding Oil available at Olaplex, $30

For fine hair: Leonor Greyl Condition Naturelle Protecting and Nourishing Serum available at Bloomingdale’s, $46

For those looking for an anti-UV treatment: Bumble and Bumble Hairdresser’s Invisible Oil available at Amazon, $32

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For dull hair: Virtue 6-in-1 Styler available at Bloomingdale’s, $36

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