How To Get Soft And Frizz Free Hair?

Frizzy hair is a condition in which some hair fibers get tightly coiled and stand out, giving your hair a fuzzy and uneven look. Whether we have oily or dry hair, we all have experienced this condition at some point in our lives. This is because while some of the reasons behind frizz can be controlled, factors such as climate and seasonal changes are beyond anticipation.

Nevertheless, it is easy and possible to manage frizzy hair and also prevent it in most cases. Here are some of the most common causes of frizz and a simple, organic hair routine on how to get soft and frizz-free hair.

10 Common Causes Of Frizzy Hair

Dry Hair

When your scalp produces less natural oils, it can make your hair dry and prone to frizz.

Hot Water

We love the feeling of warm water on our skin, especially during winter. However, if you have been using hot water to wash your hair often, you might be experiencing hair loss and frizz because of it.

Humidity

When the moisture in the air surrounding us is more than the moisture in our hair, it can lead to frizzy hair. This usually happens if you live in a coastal climate or when it rains.

Rain Water

Humidity is not the only reason why our hair can get unmanageable during monsoons. When hair gets drenched in rain water, it can appear frizzy too.

Sweat

When the scalp produces excess sweat, it can make your scalp feel sticky and your hair ends appear frizzy.

Overwashing

If you have an oily or sweat-prone scalp, it is easy to go overboard with your hair-washing regimen at times. This can dehydrate hair ends and lead to frizz.

Unsuitable Products

When we use hair care products that are not the best match for the requirements of our scalp and hair, it can damage our hair ends and lead to dry, brittle and frizzy hair.

Towel-Drying Hair

Using a towel to dry your hair after a bath can lead to hair-tugging and friction, and damage your hair. This leads to hair breakage and frizz.

Hair Treatments

Colouring your hair often or subjecting it to different treatments from time-to-time can affect the natural porosity of your hair and make your hair damaged and frizzy.

Heat Styling

Using heat-styling techniques on your hair without using a heat-protectant product can cause hair damage and make your hair look unruly with time.

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4-Step Organic Frizz Control Hair Routine

Step 1: Use A Frizz Free Hair Mask

Using a rich and buttery hair mask the night before you wash your hair can add nourishment and prevent dryness the next day. Section your hair and apply the mask on your scalp and hair. Massage your scalp with your fingertips for a few minutes to promote good hair health.

Step 2: Use A Frizz Free Shampoo

A well-formulated shampoo is an essential part of everyone’s hair care routine. If you have dry and frizzy hair, choose a creamy organic shampoo that cleanses your hair gently and leaves it moisturised at the same time.

Step 3: Condition Your Hair

Sometimes we are in a hurry and skip conditioning our hair. This not only causes dryness later, but also makes hair unmanageable and difficult to detangle. Use a dollop of your favourite organic conditioner after you shampoo your hair to keep them soft and nourished all day long.

Step 4: Use An Anti Frizz Hair Serum

An effective anti-frizz treatment does not end with your hair wash routine. It is important to ensure that you are sealing the moisture back into your hair before it starts drying. Apply some drops of your preferred frizz control serum to damp hair to keep it frizz-free and moisturised.

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Organic Frizz Control Hair Products By Juicy Chemistry

• Sacha Inchi, Argan And Mango Butter Hair Mask is a certified organic, pre-shampoo hair treatment that conditions your hair from root-to-tip. It is formulated with cold-pressed oils and butters that keep your hair soft and frizz-free.
• Moisturising Daily Use Shampoo is an organic frizz-free shampoo formulated with rice water, oat milk and argan oil to make your hair manageable and smooth. It is suitable for all scalp types, and is especially formulated keeping curly and wavy hair in mind.

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• Frizz Perfect Hair Serum is our organic anti-frizz hair serum which is suitable for all hair types. It gives you perfect frizz-free hair without weighing it down.

Summary

• Frizz is caused due to lack of hydration in our hair or the presence of excess moisture in the air. It can also occur if we treat our hair unkindly.
• The best way to tackle frizzy hair is by using nourishing hair care products, and being gentle with your hair whenever you wash, dry and style it.
• Incorporating a rich hair mask, creamy shampoo and anti-frizz hair serum makes your hair care routine effective towards eliminating dryness and frizz.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How to select the best anti-frizz shampoo in India?

‘The best shampoo formula’ varies from person to person. A simple tip that can help you in picking the right shampoo for frizzy hair is reading the ingredients and making sure that the formula has emollients and gentle surfactants to keep your hair smooth and nourished. 

Juicy Chemistry’s Moisturising Daily Use Shampoo is made with organic emollients like cold pressed almond oil, jojoba oil and argan oil that form a film on your hair, and coconut-derived surfactants such as decyl glucoside and cocamidopropyl betaine that cleanse your hair gently.

How to remove frizz from hair immediately?

If you have flyways or frizz on your crown or near your temples, use a clean mascara wand to tame your hair and set them in place. If you experience frizz on your hair lengths or ends, dampen your hair with our multi-purpose Aloe Vera Juice and apply a few drops of our Frizz-Perfect Hair Serum as a quick-fix anti frizz treatment.

Are these products vegan?

Yes, our Sacha Inchi, Argan And Mango Butter Hair Mask, Moisturising Daily Use Shampoo and Frizz-Perfect Hair Serum are all cruelty-free and vegan.

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References

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22235613/