How do i stop my hair from frizzing up when it gets wet?

Question

i sweat a lot cuz im always running around and stuff and i would love to weasr my hair down and straightend but i cant cuz ill sweat and itll hetall frizzy and puffy. ive tried hairspray and stuff but it didnt work.

btw im mixed with black and mexican so my hair is way different.

Answer 1

Purchase coconut shampoo and conditioner. The ingredients list will include Cocos Nucifera. .

Buy a fine-toothed comb.

Buy pure Coconut oil - the Cocos Nucifera mentioned before.

Shampoo your hair. Lather, rinse, but don't repeat, as this is uneccessary.

Lightly squeeze the excess water out of your hair.

Cover it with the conditioner, and leave on for at least two minutes.

Rinse the conditioner out.

Lightly squeeze the excess water from your hair.

Take a towel and wrap it around your hair like a turban. Leave the towel on for about 5 minutes. The warmth helps the hair to absorb moisture.

Remove the towel and gently brush hair to remove tangles.

Apply a very small amount of the oil to the comb, so that it is visible between the teeth. Too much oil can make your hair greasy.

Comb the oil through the damp hair.

Reapply oil to the comb as necessary, depending on the length of your hair.

Comb your hair every 5 minutes as it dries naturally. Do not use a hairdryer.

Answer 2

I have found the two best conditioners in the world and they won't cost you an arm and a leg.

Peel an avocado and put it in the food processor. Use this on your hair just taking some in your hands...rub them together...then put it on your hair. Let it stay on for about a half hour then shampoo normally. You shouldn't need any conditioner but if you feel you do then use just a small amount. Do this twice a week.

The second thing you might try is Hellman's Mayonnaise. Use a cup of this...put it in your hair like you would shampoo...wrap in Saran Wrap for 30 minutes then shampoo normally. Do this 2 - 3 times a month.

Using either method will keep your hair soft and keep the frizzies at bay.