Frizzy hair can be frustrating, especially when you’ve spent time styling it. A consistent routine, gentle drying and the right styling products are a good place to start.
You don’t have to aim for perfectly straight hair. The goal is to make your natural texture easier to manage, whether you wear it smooth, wavy or curly.
Why does hair become frizzy?
Humidity, dryness and damage can all contribute to frizz. Heat styling, rough towel-drying and brushing can also affect how smooth your hair looks.
Rather than adding more and more products, start with a simple routine suited to your hair type.
Step 1: Start with shampoo and conditioner
Choose shampoo and conditioner that suit your hair’s needs. Concentrate shampoo on your scalp, then apply conditioner through the lengths and ends, following the product instructions.
Explore our Davines LOVE Smoothing shampoo and LOVE Smoothing conditioner.
Step 2: Be gentle when towel-drying
Gently squeeze out excess water rather than rubbing your hair vigorously with a towel. Take care when detangling, working from the ends upwards.
Step 3: Choose your styling product carefully
Your hair’s thickness and the finish you want should guide your choice. Start with the amount recommended on the label rather than layering on extra product.
Compare Davines LOVE Smoothing Lightweight Milk and Davines LOVE Smoothing Serum. If you’re unsure which suits your hair, ask us before buying.
Step 4: Take care with heat
If you blow-dry or use heated styling tools, use a suitable heat protector according to its instructions. Don’t assume every smoothing product provides heat protection, check the label.
Avoid using more heat than you need, and work in manageable sections rather than repeatedly styling the same area.
Build a routine that suits your hair
You don’t need a shelf full of products to get started. Focus on suitable shampoo and conditioner, gentle handling and a carefully chosen styling product.
Shop the Davines LOVE Smoothing range, or contact We Do Hair & Beauty for help choosing your routine.
