How to Get Rid of Frizzy Hair: Curly Guide
Because frizz isn’t the enemy—it’s your hair asking for balance.
Understanding Frizz
Frizzy hair isn’t a flaw—it’s a reaction. It shows up when your hair is craving moisture, protection, or balance.
In New England, where humidity one day and dry heat the next can test even the healthiest hair, consistency in care makes all the difference.
Hydration Comes First
Frizz control starts with hydration. Regular deep conditioning treatments—like the J Beverly Hills Masque or Platinum Nourishing Masque—restore softness and elasticity.
In winter, even your air can work against you. A small humidifier in your home or salon space helps keep both hair and skin balanced.
Layer for Moisture + Definition
Healthy curls thrive when products complement one another. I love layering Everyday Spray for hydration, 5-in-1 for protection, and Crazy Curl or Revive Oil for control.
For thicker textures, try applying your Masque beneath styling products—it adds weightless moisture that locks in shine and shape.
Styling Without Disturbing Curl Pattern
If you’re air-drying, try the plopping method using a microfiber towel or cotton t-shirt—it preserves definition without friction or frizz. Skip the rough towel wrap and let your curls rest gently and unfold naturally.
How to Plop Your Curls
Begin by applying your preferred styling products and gently scrunching your curls with your hands.
Lay your microfiber towel or t-shirt flat on a bed or chair. Bend forward, allowing your ends to rest on the fabric, then lower your head so your hair coils softly in an accordion-like shape.
Gather the fabric and secure it at the back of your neck—snug but not tight.
There’s no strict timing; finish your routine and release your curls whenever you’re ready.
For wavier textures, the plopping method—or a simple twist-and-scrunch technique—helps enhance your natural wave pattern while minimizing frizz.
If you’re diffusing, move slowly, use low heat, and avoid touching your hair once it starts to set. Patience is everything.
Protect From Heat
Whenever you use a dryer, curling iron, or flat iron, a heat protectant is non-negotiable. The J Beverly Hills 5-in-1 works beautifully to create a barrier and add shine without buildup.
Trim + Protect
Frizz often begins with split ends. Regular trims keep the hair line clean and allow products to work properly from root to tip.
Protective styles like loose braids, buns, or twists are perfect for maintaining shape and reducing friction from weather or clothing.
The Hair Mansion Approach
My goal is to help you understand your hair’s behavior and give it what it needs—not to fight it into submission.
When frizz shows up, it’s not chaos—it’s communication. It’s your hair saying, “I need moisture. I need care.”
Once you learn how to listen, everything changes.
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