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Any good tips to prevent frizz?

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olaplex bonding hair oil is good, leave in conditioner, dont use a rough towel to dry your hair and after shampooing and using body wash with hot water, wash the conditioner out with cold water
 
grantinmkultra said:
Title. It feels like no matter what products I use or even if I straighten my hair it will still frizz up.
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Holy fucking shit what is that fucking profile picture on ya dawg
 
grantinmkultra said:
Title. It feels like no matter what products I use or even if I straighten my hair it will still frizz up.
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use products that are meant to reduce frizz and oil ends 3 times a day
 

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grantinmkultra said:
Title. It feels like no matter what products I use or even if I straighten my hair it will still frizz up.
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I have curly hair and I'm gonna tell you how I straightened my hair and make it silky

first, your hair needs to be freshly washed and if you're gonna put it any product, ONLY put in heat protectant while it is damp and blow dry in sections ( I like to use a round brush when blowdrying)
once your hair is completely dry, get THIN sections of hair and when you are straightening it, angle it down as you glide down to tuck in any dead ends. You can use oil before and/or after straightening it but I do both.
 
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