2 life-changing tricks are buying satin pillows on amazon ($12) and drying your hair with an old t shirt and not your towel it has really changed my hair game and I only get frizzy hair sometimes
One tipp I do everytime and I feel like it helps is to have the final rinse with very cold water to "close" the hair. So I just shower regular but at the very end I rinse my hair with maybe 25°C cold water and I think it helps.
My favorite life-changing hack for wavy or curly hair: use gel or mousse and let it dry crunchy (hear me out). Once it's 100% dry, give it a good hard scrunch, using oil if you need to. It's called "scrunch out the crunch" and it leaves perfect definition and hold but it isn't crunchy or wet looking!
Chris B I always do this and it’s one of my fav tricks! but at school my hair just does not want to work with me bc where I live the weather it’s tropical so yeah
Paola M I live in Florida so I feel you lol! I've just learned to turn my frizz into volume since my hair is so thick and I just rock the lion's mane chic lol
Shae Moisture is amazing for curly girls! I wish you would do a collab with one of the curly girls of youtube, exchanging general hair health tips, talking about different types of hair and curly hairstyles etc.
Very helpful!! I think you need to do a BACK TO BASICS series. Everyone keeps adding to their routines and I think it’s just needs to be simple yet POWERFUL. Please like this comment so she can see!! :)
I must say the satin pillowcase tip have been revelusonary for me, before i had to wash my hair every morning as my hair would stand out all over my head, espesially around my airs if i put my hair in a ponytail, but not any more! Thank you so mutch for your videos. I love them so mutch and my hair feels so mutch better after i started following you and all your tips and triks 😘❤
Something that has helped me reduce split ends (and thus frizz) is wearing my hair braided when I go to sleep at night. It prevents tangling and also keeps it cleaner longer.
Maddy Leigh yess! I have so much/ static during the winter time! But I started using the Kristen ess water spray that Kayley suggested and it's been helping!
I would suggest switching shampoo and conditioner. There are some products that amplify static and it’s helpful to switch up products every once in a while
Please make more curly hair style videos! Especially for short/shoulder length curls! Your last video wasn't helpful cuz my hair looked weird, cuz it's not long enough!! I just ordered Shea Moustuire, took forever to get to Israel and it's the best!!
Thank you for making this video, Kayley!!! I struggle with frizzy hair every day, and this video helped me immensely!!! Thank you for inspiring me take better care of my hair!!! ❤️
If you are wavy/curly try Devacurl, best hair products I have ever tried, curly girl method approved. For my conditioner I turn the shower off, apply the conditioner to very damp hair but not sopping wet hair,, scrunch it in and twist it down the hair towards the ends which also scrunches out the water and excess product. No silicones so no need to rinse, this method makes any silicone free conditioner a conditioner and leave in product in one. Also I'm a firm believer in brushing hair before showering. I brush out all the tangles, do two loose plaits on each side to calm down the frizz while I get the water warm and then take the plaits out and jump in. My hair breakage when it's wet was awful even with conditioner/detangler in there and trust me you do not want to have to clean out your drain all the time! I love applying oil as well, really helps when you're due for haircut but just need to pull through that extra week waiting for your appointment.
My hair has improved since doing Argan Rain Shampoo. Breakage has almost stopped and the overall health of my hair has greatly improved. I am very happy with my purchase and will be purchasing some more when I run out!
With my fine curly hair, I find applying a leave in conditioner on mid shift to ends and one pump of argon oil on my ends is my best "weapon" to fight frizz! Additionally, I recommend weekly deep conditioning/overnight oil treatments before wash day/at home protein masks to really keep my curls defined, even though I get highlights
I love dream curls leave in from John Frieda and bumble and bumble leave in gel (the one with oils in it) defines great and has even better results on 2nd hair day
Omg!! I don't usually comment, but wow! Just wow! Thank you very very much for your tips!! Loved them ALL! Ps: I follow you since your channel was called Let's make it up
Thank you so much for sharing! People also ask me if I even brush my hair when I actually do. When I tell them that, they always say, "It doesn't look like it!" I'll try these tips out and see if it helps.
I love Shea Moisture! I really love the Fruit Fusion shampoo and creme rinse. I ditched sulfates and non-water-soluble silicones and my hair is so much better! One thing people need to watch out for is continuing to use non-water-soluble silicones but ditching sulfates, you can't do that or the silicone will just build up on the hair and be gross, it is both or neither. I also cut out heat styling since my grandma taught me how to pincurl, I have been doing that every night now, even if my hair is dry I'll still pin it up, spritz it with a little water, tie a handkerchief around it and go to bed. Takes me so much less time in the morning to get my hair done. That being said, my hair always looks vintage now, which I am 10000% OK with but others may not be into that aesthetic.
I have a spray-in oil. I spray it on my brush then brush it thought my hair. I have long, wavy/curly hair (to my bum) and I find I get much more even coverage doing it this way as opposed to using my fingers. I know I probably shouldn't do this but....I go to bed with damp hair (I wash my hair every 2-3 days at night since it takes so long to wash) and when its damp, I tie it in a loose bun on top of my head using only bobby pins. It keeps my hair out of my face and it gives volume. However, it doesn't control the frizz.....I'm gong to buy a silk pillow case - hope this will work! :) Thanks Kayley! ♥
Couple more tips: Use a wooden brush to distribute the natural oils in your hair and cause less breakage. Also wear your hair in a braid while sleeping to prevent frizzy bed head.
My frizz control shampoo routine is to use a sulphate-free shampoo soap bar (containing neem oil as I have a sensitive scalp), an apple cider vinegar rinse, using cool water to rinse, and when my hair is slightly damp apply balm (containing sweet almond oil, castor oil and beewax) to ends of hair. No heat treatment, air drying or soft towel. The hair system works just as good, or better, as any fancy moisturizing shampoo and conditioner. If you are based in NZ check out Totally Balmy, that company makes good natural products.
I have naturally curly/wavy hair and I like to rinse my hair with cold water at the end of my shower. This seals the cuticle, locks in the treatment I've been using, prevents color fading and leaves my hair silky soft and frizz-free. I also use the same trick with the blowdryer. Cold air work wonders aswell. (:
I have wavy/curly almost classic (bum) length hair, and I mainly "tame" my frizz by styling properly. I use the LOC/LCO method for styling, which means I layer a leave-in or curl cream with some gel and a serum. I don't use a lot of product, as I have a looser texture, tight curls need a lot of product. I use the very same products, I just use *far* *far* less of them.
Meriem Chennit, I don't know about you, but I need product in my hair. I use the LOC/LCO method, but don't use a lot of each layer. About a coin size of leave-in or curl cream, about a coin size of gel, and about a coin size of serum; layered, and it works *really* really well for me.
My favourite leave in conditioner is Kerastase been using it for 8 months now and when I last went to get my haircut my hairdresser said I had no split ends. Literally a lifesaver makes my hair feel so silly after a shower.
I really like the Biolage anti-frizz lotion! I put it in my hair when it's still wet and then put my hair in a loose bun when it's damp to shape my waves a little. I live in a really humid area & that stuff is a lifesaver for controlling my frizz
For anyone else who's in the UK I'm loving Boucleme's products, my hair has never been shiner or less frizzy. I have a very large loose curl/wave pattern so for much of my life my hair was more Hermione Granger bushy than identifiably curly/wavy. The other thing that's really helped define my curls is to change the way I use my turbie twist. Rather than flipping my head over and twisting my hair into the tail of the towel I put it down on a surface and lower the top of my head on to it before tying it up so my curls are piled on top of my head (I think it's called plopping).
Thanks for this video! Do you have any suggestions for flyaways at the top of your head or wispies in the side of the head? This is an on going thing for me. Thanks!
And, I use two leave in conditioners: I use paul mitchell's tea tree leave in conditioner before I shower and after, and I also use Redken's one United spray before and after the shower.
Yay! Thanks for the video! I sleep with a satin pillow case and use an old tshirt and noticed a major difference with my frizz. Also another thing that I do is rinse my conditioner with cold water. I believe that closes the cuticle. I makes me really cold, but it doesn't make my hair look like a bush. I have thick coarse really curly hair.
Also, my last cut was 7 months ago, went to a hairdresser yesterday who said I have NO DEAD ENDS. She said she thinks it's because I am taking care of my hair..
Google the curly girl method, there's tons in the USA. I live in Israel, so it's harder over here. I suggest Shea Moustuire, I ordered it from England and it rocks!
As someone who deals with frizz everyday the Muk 'Deep Muk 1 Minute Ultra Soft Treatment' is my Holy Grail product; I have been using it for about three years or so now and I never go anywhere without it. The Muk argan oil is beautiful too although I've only recently started using that one
If I want to let my hair air dry, I make sure to rinse it with cold water before getting out of the shower. If I’m using a blow dryer, I always finish with cool air, pointing it down to smooth any flyaways. Also, microfiber towels is a must! 👌🏼
I always use Volaire shampoo, conditioner, and other products. They're really hydrating and they make my frizzy, dark, straight hair very shiny and healthy.
Another tip to help with frizzy hair. Be warned I am saying this from the perspective of a naturally curly haired person. But if your hair starts to frizz up and lose definition getting your hair wet, even if it's just sprinting it with a spray bottle a few times really helps to revitalize it and reactivate the product.
Hi Kayley I love this video. I tend to let my hair air dry after washing. I do use a live in conditioner and argan oil which work on taking frizz and keeping my hair shiny and smooth. Onces a week I do a coconut mask and I focus on my ends and scalp since my scalp tends to feel dry. I use all natural, organic, sulfate parabens free hair products on my hair. I would love to see a video of you trying some natural/organic hair care soon. Thanks for the video can't wait for the next one.
I have fine blonde hair but lots of it and it's pretty long. A lot of serums weigh my hair down too much but the product I go back to again and again is the Avon advanced Techniques Daily Shine dry ends serum. I use it every time I wash my hair and run a bit through the ends if I have curled my hair. Been using it for years and still haven't found anything better
This video is great! I do have one question though, my hair is curly and I can never get it detangled without brushing it (which obviously creates frizz). Is there a way to detangle my hair without brushing it?
A good tip if you're not worried about volume: after putting conditioner in your hair, part it and comb it the way you want your hair. It sort of locks the curls and also way less frizz. It works for me. When towle drying, just wrap your hair (no mussing up the hair).
My hair is very straight and fine, but my ends are not really frizzy, it's around my roots that gets super frizzy! I do have a lot of baby hairs, do you have any suggestions on how to get those to lay down without losing any volume?
That doggie is simply adorable!! I tried herbal essences and loved how voluminous and clean my hair was but the multiple sulfates in it made my scalp break out :-( if your scalp tolerates these, I highly recommend the micellair water one
any tips on flyaways and baby hair regrowth. I have thick wavy frizzy hair that the hairstylist thinned way to much and it's now a horrendous! Plus the fly always- it's a mass of frizz x even when braiding the frizz sticks out 😓😔😓😔
I have want curly hair, and i only ever had frizz if I comb it out. Once I stopped using shampoo and conditioner (coconut oil), and products in my hair (which I haven't used in a few years), I don't have any frizz. I air dry my hair, I don't really comb my hair either, and if I do I use my fingers. Honestly, my hair has never looked and felt better 😊
could you do a video trying some of these products you use out? these tips really help I have wavy hair and its frizzy all the time I let it air dry I use redken products and then an all soft oil it seems to help!
2 life-changing tricks are buying satin pillows on amazon ($12) and drying your hair with an old t shirt and not your towel it has really changed my hair game and I only get frizzy hair sometimes
One tipp I do everytime and I feel like it helps is to have the final rinse with very cold water to "close" the hair. So I just shower regular but at the very end I rinse my hair with maybe 25°C cold water and I think it helps.
My favorite life-changing hack for wavy or curly hair: use gel or mousse and let it dry crunchy (hear me out). Once it's 100% dry, give it a good hard scrunch, using oil if you need to. It's called "scrunch out the crunch" and it leaves perfect definition and hold but it isn't crunchy or wet looking!
Chris B I always do this and it’s one of my fav tricks! but at school my hair just does not want to work with me bc where I live the weather it’s tropical so yeah
I will definitely be trying this. I wish I knew about it years ago lol
Reyna Elisaia right? It changed my life! It works best if you have a lot of moisture underneath btw, so like layering a gel over a leave in
Paola M I live in Florida so I feel you lol! I've just learned to turn my frizz into volume since my hair is so thick and I just rock the lion's mane chic lol
I've never heard of "scrunch out the crunch" but now I definitely need to try it! Do you have any recommendations for gel or mousse?
Shae Moisture is amazing for curly girls! I wish you would do a collab with one of the curly girls of youtube, exchanging general hair health tips, talking about different types of hair and curly hairstyles etc.
My hair is superrr frizzy...thanks for the tips
Shreyoshi Das me too i have big problem with that
I bought the blue ginger and micellar water shampoo and I AM HOOKED! It is probably my favourite shampoo ever.
Raluca England I bought it too!!! It’s sooooo good, and it’s smells amazing!!!!!!
Very helpful!! I think you need to do a BACK TO BASICS series. Everyone keeps adding to their routines and I think it’s just needs to be simple yet POWERFUL. Please like this comment so she can see!! :)
Thanks Chelsea!! I’d love to do a series like this if people are excited for it!
I must say the satin pillowcase tip have been revelusonary for me, before i had to wash my hair every morning as my hair would stand out all over my head, espesially around my airs if i put my hair in a ponytail, but not any more!
Thank you so mutch for your videos. I love them so mutch and my hair feels so mutch better after i started following you and all your tips and triks 😘❤
YAAAAASSS!!! I asked for this vid multiple times!! Thanks Kayley!!😘
Yay! Sunday is made now that kayley has uploaded a new video! 😊❤️ hope everyone is having a lovely day!
Love informative videos! So happy to see your channel constantly growing!💁🏼♀️❤️
Something that has helped me reduce split ends (and thus frizz) is wearing my hair braided when I go to sleep at night. It prevents tangling and also keeps it cleaner longer.
Can you do a video on how to tame static hair???!!! PLEEEAASSSEEE!!!
Maddy Leigh yess! I have so much/ static during the winter time! But I started using the Kristen ess water spray that Kayley suggested and it's been helping!
Also, dryer sheets! Just rub it iver your hair, and static is gone! I also use the tiniest amount of hair oil or leave in conditioner to help tame it.
Missy Wolf dryer sheets don't help me very much...yes the static would be gone but for only a little bit but the static then comes back...
I would suggest switching shampoo and conditioner. There are some products that amplify static and it’s helpful to switch up products every once in a while
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“I don’t think I’ve ever talked about this in my channel”
GIRL YOU ALREADY TAUGHT ME ALL THESE THINGS ❤️❤️
Please make more curly hair style videos! Especially for short/shoulder length curls! Your last video wasn't helpful cuz my hair looked weird, cuz it's not long enough!! I just ordered Shea Moustuire, took forever to get to Israel and it's the best!!
JewishGirlRox I only use SheaMoisture! Paraben, sulfate, and silicone free is the way to go! Get rid of products having those in them!
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Thank you for making this video, Kayley!!! I struggle with frizzy hair every day, and this video helped me immensely!!!
Thank you for inspiring me take better care of my hair!!! ❤️
I love how there are only 21 thumbs downs and this video has been up for months! Such a supportive family!
You are literally the only one that make sense on TH-cam about frizzy hair
If you are wavy/curly try Devacurl, best hair products I have ever tried, curly girl method approved. For my conditioner I turn the shower off, apply the conditioner to very damp hair but not sopping wet hair,, scrunch it in and twist it down the hair towards the ends which also scrunches out the water and excess product. No silicones so no need to rinse, this method makes any silicone free conditioner a conditioner and leave in product in one. Also I'm a firm believer in brushing hair before showering. I brush out all the tangles, do two loose plaits on each side to calm down the frizz while I get the water warm and then take the plaits out and jump in. My hair breakage when it's wet was awful even with conditioner/detangler in there and trust me you do not want to have to clean out your drain all the time! I love applying oil as well, really helps when you're due for haircut but just need to pull through that extra week waiting for your appointment.
This was SO informative and clearly explained. You have a gift for explaining how and why hair is the way it is, and how to remedy the unruly!
My hair has improved since doing Argan Rain Shampoo. Breakage has almost stopped and the overall health of my hair has greatly improved. I am very happy with my purchase and will be purchasing some more when I run out!
can you do a video about how to deal with dandruff?
I have very curly hair and a method that I use to tame it is a mix of jojoba oil and aloa vera gel to help it absorb more easily. Works wonders :)
Your makeup is always so natural and lovely! I’d love to know the color(s) you used on your eyes in this video. 😍
With my fine curly hair, I find applying a leave in conditioner on mid shift to ends and one pump of argon oil on my ends is my best "weapon" to fight frizz! Additionally, I recommend weekly deep conditioning/overnight oil treatments before wash day/at home protein masks to really keep my curls defined, even though I get highlights
I love dream curls leave in from John Frieda and bumble and bumble leave in gel (the one with oils in it) defines great and has even better results on 2nd hair day
Thank you so so so so so so so much!!!! My hair is always so frizzy!!!! This was so helpful! I can’t even explain how helpful this video was!
All of my friends wear there hair down and it doesn’t frizz. I think mine doesn’t frizz then I leave the house and I look like a lion 🦁
SAME!
😭😭
Omg!! I don't usually comment, but wow! Just wow! Thank you very very much for your tips!! Loved them ALL!
Ps: I follow you since your channel was called Let's make it up
Thank you so much for sharing! People also ask me if I even brush my hair when I actually do. When I tell them that, they always say, "It doesn't look like it!" I'll try these tips out and see if it helps.
This was SO helpful. Question: can you review/talk about your take on using pure coconut oil for your hair?
I love Shea Moisture! I really love the Fruit Fusion shampoo and creme rinse.
I ditched sulfates and non-water-soluble silicones and my hair is so much better! One thing people need to watch out for is continuing to use non-water-soluble silicones but ditching sulfates, you can't do that or the silicone will just build up on the hair and be gross, it is both or neither.
I also cut out heat styling since my grandma taught me how to pincurl, I have been doing that every night now, even if my hair is dry I'll still pin it up, spritz it with a little water, tie a handkerchief around it and go to bed. Takes me so much less time in the morning to get my hair done. That being said, my hair always looks vintage now, which I am 10000% OK with but others may not be into that aesthetic.
I really appreciated the captions in the video! I'm going to look for satin pillowcases the next time I go to Sally's!
Just found your channel yay! I’m a fan!
Could you do a video on your favorite cruelty free hair products?
I don't even have a frizz problem I just love Kayley Melissa 😂
💗💗💗💗
I like the redken frizz dismiss products, they have a great leave in serum too!
Can you make a video about how style / survive in humid climates?
I have a spray-in oil. I spray it on my brush then brush it thought my hair. I have long, wavy/curly hair (to my bum) and I find I get much more even coverage doing it this way as opposed to using my fingers. I know I probably shouldn't do this but....I go to bed with damp hair (I wash my hair every 2-3 days at night since it takes so long to wash) and when its damp, I tie it in a loose bun on top of my head using only bobby pins. It keeps my hair out of my face and it gives volume. However, it doesn't control the frizz.....I'm gong to buy a silk pillow case - hope this will work! :) Thanks Kayley! ♥
Thank you for these tips!! Now I apply my argan oil few days in a row and my hair is super cool!! 😘😘
Can you do a video on how to naturally straighten your hair
Rinsing my hair with cool water after washing it has worked WONDERS
Satin pillowcases from the Dollar Tree. 👌 They'll feel crunchy when you first take them out of the package, but they soften after a wash or two!
This is one of your best videos!!! Such good information.
Couple more tips: Use a wooden brush to distribute the natural oils in your hair and cause less breakage. Also wear your hair in a braid while sleeping to prevent frizzy bed head.
My frizz control shampoo routine is to use a sulphate-free shampoo soap bar (containing neem oil as I have a sensitive scalp), an apple cider vinegar rinse, using cool water to rinse, and when my hair is slightly damp apply balm (containing sweet almond oil, castor oil and beewax) to ends of hair. No heat treatment, air drying or soft towel.
The hair system works just as good, or better, as any fancy moisturizing shampoo and conditioner.
If you are based in NZ check out Totally Balmy, that company makes good natural products.
I have naturally curly/wavy hair and I like to rinse my hair with cold water at the end of my shower. This seals the cuticle, locks in the treatment I've been using, prevents color fading and leaves my hair silky soft and frizz-free. I also use the same trick with the blowdryer. Cold air work wonders aswell. (:
I have wavy/curly almost classic (bum) length hair, and I mainly "tame" my frizz by styling properly. I use the LOC/LCO method for styling, which means I layer a leave-in or curl cream with some gel and a serum. I don't use a lot of product, as I have a looser texture, tight curls need a lot of product. I use the very same products, I just use *far* *far* less of them.
Meriem Chennit, I don't know about you, but I need product in my hair. I use the LOC/LCO method, but don't use a lot of each layer. About a coin size of leave-in or curl cream, about a coin size of gel, and about a coin size of serum; layered, and it works *really* really well for me.
My favourite leave in conditioner is Kerastase been using it for 8 months now and when I last went to get my haircut my hairdresser said I had no split ends. Literally a lifesaver makes my hair feel so silly after a shower.
Thank you Kayley! I’ve been asking for this forever!! Love you 😘
I LOVE shea moisture! Saved my wavy/curly hair.
I really like the Biolage anti-frizz lotion! I put it in my hair when it's still wet and then put my hair in a loose bun when it's damp to shape my waves a little. I live in a really humid area & that stuff is a lifesaver for controlling my frizz
LOVE your tips and they always work.Thanx
THANK YOU.
I have being trying the damage repair mask, leave in conditioner and also the oil repair from Aveda and has really helped with the frizz
For anyone else who's in the UK I'm loving Boucleme's products, my hair has never been shiner or less frizzy. I have a very large loose curl/wave pattern so for much of my life my hair was more Hermione Granger bushy than identifiably curly/wavy. The other thing that's really helped define my curls is to change the way I use my turbie twist. Rather than flipping my head over and twisting my hair into the tail of the towel I put it down on a surface and lower the top of my head on to it before tying it up so my curls are piled on top of my head (I think it's called plopping).
Thanks for this video! Do you have any suggestions for flyaways at the top of your head or wispies in the side of the head? This is an on going thing for me. Thanks!
My hair is wavy and color treated aka very frizzy. A leave in oil to wet hair helps me the most.
And, I use two leave in conditioners: I use paul mitchell's tea tree leave in conditioner before I shower and after, and I also use Redken's one United spray before and after the shower.
Yay! Thanks for the video! I sleep with a satin pillow case and use an old tshirt and noticed a major difference with my frizz. Also another thing that I do is rinse my conditioner with cold water. I believe that closes the cuticle. I makes me really cold, but it doesn't make my hair look like a bush. I have thick coarse really curly hair.
Thanks for sharing! I think I'll try rinsing with cold water next time
I have huge curls, I cute out PARABENS, SILICONES, AND SULFATES aka the curly girl method and all my frizz IS GONE!
Also, my last cut was 7 months ago, went to a hairdresser yesterday who said I have NO DEAD ENDS. She said she thinks it's because I am taking care of my hair..
Same! I also deep condition my hair and don’t use a blow dryer!
JewishGirlRox what shampoo do you use instead?
Google the curly girl method, there's tons in the USA. I live in Israel, so it's harder over here. I suggest Shea Moustuire, I ordered it from England and it rocks!
Yesss! Thank you so much for this video!!
Yessss needed this video in my life
As someone who deals with frizz everyday the Muk 'Deep Muk 1 Minute Ultra Soft Treatment' is my Holy Grail product; I have been using it for about three years or so now and I never go anywhere without it. The Muk argan oil is beautiful too although I've only recently started using that one
Omg your makeup looks so good!
This is so interesting! Learned so much information.
If I want to let my hair air dry, I make sure to rinse it with cold water before getting out of the shower. If I’m using a blow dryer, I always finish with cool air, pointing it down to smooth any flyaways. Also, microfiber towels is a must! 👌🏼
I always use Volaire shampoo, conditioner, and other products. They're really hydrating and they make my frizzy, dark, straight hair very shiny and healthy.
This is super helpful! Thanks!
great info and super watchable quality
Another tip to help with frizzy hair. Be warned I am saying this from the perspective of a naturally curly haired person. But if your hair starts to frizz up and lose definition getting your hair wet, even if it's just sprinting it with a spray bottle a few times really helps to revitalize it and reactivate the product.
Im a huge fan of biosilk serums, it really fixed my frizzy, lifeless hair
You are stunning! Really love your make up in this video xx
I have coarse, wavy hair and the majority of my frizz is on the top of my head. It's totally bizzare. My hair tangles as it dries. What do I do?
Brush hair in the shower when it is really wet, don't brush when your hair is dry
Hardcore Swimmer wet hair is really delicate that’s why I recommend letting it dry n then using serum or oil to tame it
Also freshly washed hair is ALWAYS frizzier EVERYONE. So don’t wash it too often. I actually wash my hair once a week in winter n once/twice in summer
Your makeup looks so pretty!
You need need need to do a reign inspired hairstyles tutorial bc you're honestly the best and I need helpppp 😂
This video saved my hair. Thank you
Nice videau your channel is fantastique! I am from Lebanon and I speak arabic but I understand u❤😂
Hi Kayley I love this video. I tend to let my hair air dry after washing. I do use a live in conditioner and argan oil which work on taking frizz and keeping my hair shiny and smooth. Onces a week I do a coconut mask and I focus on my ends and scalp since my scalp tends to feel dry. I use all natural, organic, sulfate parabens free hair products on my hair. I would love to see a video of you trying some natural/organic hair care soon. Thanks for the video can't wait for the next one.
I have fine blonde hair but lots of it and it's pretty long. A lot of serums weigh my hair down too much but the product I go back to again and again is the Avon advanced Techniques Daily Shine dry ends serum. I use it every time I wash my hair and run a bit through the ends if I have curled my hair. Been using it for years and still haven't found anything better
This video is great! I do have one question though, my hair is curly and I can never get it detangled without brushing it (which obviously creates frizz). Is there a way to detangle my hair without brushing it?
I love Braziliant shampoo bar from lush and neutregenas triple Daily deep conditioner.
A good tip for finding the right a
A good tip if you're not worried about volume: after putting conditioner in your hair, part it and comb it the way you want your hair. It sort of locks the curls and also way less frizz. It works for me. When towle drying, just wrap your hair (no mussing up the hair).
Thanks so much for this! Can you please do a video on hairstyle ideas for graduation?
Amazing video!!! Great info!!
I finally found a youtuber with the exact hair color/texture as me :) subscribed:)
My hair is very straight and fine, but my ends are not really frizzy, it's around my roots that gets super frizzy! I do have a lot of baby hairs, do you have any suggestions on how to get those to lay down without losing any volume?
Plzzzz do a video about tips to grow your hair out
That doggie is simply adorable!!
I tried herbal essences and loved how voluminous and clean my hair was but the multiple sulfates in it made my scalp break out :-( if your scalp tolerates these, I highly recommend the micellair water one
Thank u so much! I really need this! Love your vids Kayley!!
Great video
any tips on flyaways and baby hair regrowth. I have thick wavy frizzy hair that the hairstylist thinned way to much and it's now a horrendous! Plus the fly always- it's a mass of frizz x even when braiding the frizz sticks out 😓😔😓😔
Very good tips!! Thank youuu
I have want curly hair, and i only ever had frizz if I comb it out. Once I stopped using shampoo and conditioner (coconut oil), and products in my hair (which I haven't used in a few years), I don't have any frizz. I air dry my hair, I don't really comb my hair either, and if I do I use my fingers. Honestly, my hair has never looked and felt better 😊
These are great tips. Defo gonna try some out! X
Love these videos they help so much ❤️ xx
could you do a video trying some of these products you use out? these tips really help I have wavy hair and its frizzy all the time I let it air dry I use redken products and then an all soft oil it seems to help!
What's the best shampoo and conditioner for driest coarse crazy hair that you can get for the cheapest? I'm desperate, so dry and curly, halllp!!
Love you kayley!