How to Prevent Frizz This Summer, According to a Celebrity Hairstylist

What is Frizz?

Anyone can get frizz, no matter your hair type or texture. It's especially likely to happen when your hair is craving moisture, especially during the Summer months. While humidity can make frizz worse, the health of your hair can also contribute to it. "It can be caused by static, breakage, split ends, and thirsty hair," Kyle said.

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How to Prevent Frizz For Fine Hair

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Those will ultra-fine hair will benefit from hairspray with a heavy duty hold, like the Dove Extra Hold Hairspray (AED110). "Spray a little on a boar bristle brush and comb through from roots to ends, with a little extra on the roots," said Kyle.

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How to Minimize Frizz for Curly Hair

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Those with curly hair might be familiar with the frizz battle, because this hair type tends to need more moisture. Kyle suggested using extra hydrating cream in your comb-outs and using a diffuser like the Drybar The Bouncer Diffuser (AED265) to dry your curls. And if you can't fight it, embrace it. "Don't be afraid of a little frizz — it's humid," he said.

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How to Prevent Frizz For Thick Hair

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If you've got thick hair, Kyle suggests using a styling cream like the OUAI Finishing Crème (AED170) to keep things smooth. "Run it through the middle of your hair to the ends," he said.

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How to Fight Frizz When It's Humid Out

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When everything else fails, Kyle suggested spritzing a toothbrush with some hairspray and taming down those little hairs.

He also stressed the importance of keeping your hair well hydrated and healthy. "If you're seeing split ends, it's time for a little trim," he said. "If you have color damage, give your hair a moisture treatment mask every other week."

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Hairstyles to Wear When It's Humid

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When you simply can't bare to see your hair look frizzy anymore, there are hairstyle options that will minimize the fuzz. "Top knots, pony tails, or anything to get your hair off of your neck and back is the way to go," Kyle said.

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