Nothing is worse than “frizzy” hair that swells when exposed to humidity and forms frizz. To remedy this problem, hairdresser Pierre Carli reveals his tips.
When we talk about “frizzy” hair, we often think of hair that frizzes and swells when exposed to humidity or bad weather. In reality, this category of hair does not really exist, and we rather talk about textured hair that is not properly styled.
This is what explains the hairdresser Pierre Carli in a video posted on his social networks. Fluffy hair is actually wavy or curly hair that is not well cared for and styled. To remedy this little frizz and this unsightly volume, simply adopt the right hair routine and modify certain styling gestures. Two options are available to you: embrace the curly side of your hair or blow-dry it to control frizz more sustainably. Follow the leader.
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A hairdresser’s tips to avoid frothy hair
- Accentuate the curly movement or natural wavy hair: “You need to have a suitable cut, work on the gradient so that the hair can rise” explains the hairdresser. Curl work also happens when shampooing: “You should avoid brushing them after the last mask, scrubbing them with a microfiber towel so as not to rush them, avoid using appliances that are too hot and favor gentle drying.”. After a few weeks with this hair routine, the curls are redesigned and the foamy effect disappears.
- Show a frizz-free blow dry : if you are more of a smooth effect, the hairdresser recommends using “a hair range enriched with keratin, which provides a sheathing effect”. He then recommends applying leave-in products that shape the hair, protect it from the hair and have a “shape memory” while isolating the hair from humidity. Thanks to this hair routine and these good gestures, blow-drying lasts much longer and the “frothy” effect is avoided.