by Dolores Moore

Created on: December 07, 2011   Last Updated: May 14, 2012

Whether you have short curly hair, or long straight locks, there are times when you really need to know how to fight frizzy hair and win.  There are many factors that contribute to that wild, unruly frizz that everyone wants to avoid at all costs.  It could be rain, mist, heat, humidity, coloring agents, diet and overall health that bring about the frizzies, but they can be fought and overcome.  Given that so many potential causes exist, you would be forgiven for thinking that you need a great many different approaches to fight frizzy hair and win.  Not so, and here follow some simple steps and suggestions to help your hair look good, smooth, shining and healthy always.

1. Shampoos:  You may find, especially with dry or colored hair, that an all in one type of shampoo and combined conditioner works best.  There are plenty on the market, and so long as you find the right one for your hair type, you are on the road to getting rid of the frizz forever.  Always follow the instructions on the bottle and do not be afraid to try cheaper or "own brand" versions, which are often just as good, if not better than the more famous or expensive products on the market.  For a reasonably priced, rich shampoo alone, Schwarzkopf Gliss Hair Repair with Liquid Keratin is one of the best for brittle, dull hair, which will of course, tend to be frizzy.

2. Conditioners:  Again, Schwarzkopf Gliss Hair Repair Liquid Silk Gloss Conditioner, used in conjunction with the shampoo will leave hair feeling smooth and with a great shine and help to fight frizzy hair and win.  Another great weapon in the fight against frizz is Avon Leave-In Conditioner, of which there are a few types.  Find the one that suits your hair and see how soft and silky it becomes.

3. Washing and Drying:  Well, if you really want to cut down the frizz, you should try NOT to wash your hair every single day.  Every other day is better because then you are not washing out the natural oils that help cut down on dryness and the resultant frizz.  Drying naturally is best, honestly it really is.  Think how the hot air and the static build-up accumulate to bring about a frizzy mass that needs to be smoothed down with more products and straighteners.  Ah, straighteners, the one piece of grooming equipment many women would give their back teeth for, would fight to hold onto.  But all is not lost, in the heat and

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