Sleeping on silk or satin pillowcases can help prevent your hair from becoming frizzy because it won’t disrupt the natural hair fibers. It will also help improve the shine. Use silk or satin scrunchies for extra softness.

Get Out of the Frizziness

An Instagram hack shows people smoothing frizzy ends and making their hair look sleeker by rubbing a piece of aluminum foil along the length of their hair. To try it, divide your hair in half. Lift the foil up a bit and wrap it over a section of your hair, pulling it up to its entire length and repeating on both sides. This hack is likely to give you instant results without any fuss.

Wash your Frizzy Hair

After shampooing, wash your hair with a mixture made of apple cider vinegar and water to combat frizzy hair. Leave it in your hair for a few minutes, giving it time to rinse off. Then condition your hair as usual. If you have colored hair, you can rinse it with cold chamomile tea.

Use Microfiber Towel

as soon as you step out of the shower to fight frizz. Replace your regular cotton towels, which are too harsh on delicate damp strands and can cause frizz and breakage, with microfiber towels. Gently squeeze out moisture with a microfiber towel, which absorbs excess water and prevents frizz from forming.

Combing

and brushing your hair when the cuticles are wet Always use a wide-toothed comb when working with wet hair and start combing from the ends instead of the scalp.

Choose the Right Shampoo

Avoid shampoos containing alcohol, as it dehydrates the hair. Instead, use gentle shampoos with ingredients like lavender or rosemary. Don’t shampoo your hair every day. If you wake up with a bedhead, use a rinse or spritz instead.