Wet frizz — when your curls start to frizz before they’ve even dried — usually means your hair’s outer layer (cuticle) isn’t sealing properly. The good news: it’s fixable! 💧✨ Here are the best solutions for wet frizz: 💦 1. Apply products on soaking wet hair Frizz starts when some strands dry before others. Keep your hair dripping wet when applying your leave-in and styler to lock in moisture evenly. 🧴 2. Layer your products Use a leave-in → curl cream → gel or mousse. Each step seals the prev

Frizz can manifest in various forms, and “surface frizz” is just one type. Here’s a breakdown of the different types of frizz, including surface frizz: 1. **Surface Frizz**: This type of frizz appears on the outer layer of your hair, making it look rough or fuzzy. It usually affects the top of the hair and can make it appear less smooth and shiny. 2. **Halo Frizz**: This is a specific kind of surface frizz that forms around the crown of the head, creating a “halo” effect. It tends to be more not

🌀Why These Things Are Totally Normal For Us Curlies🌀 🌟 Frizz: Curls and frizz tend to come hand in hand. This is because curly hair is often drier since the oils cannot travel easily down the hair shaft, and the cuticles also tend to be rougher due to the curl pattern. Dry curls reach for moisture in the atmosphere which causes frizz. 🌱 Shedding: Our hair sheds strands as a natural part of the growth cycle. Since we don’t wash our hair as often as our straight haired friends, and we don’t br