Naturally tame frizzy hair
I have frizzy hair and an odyssey of Tändigungsversuchen since childhood behind me. Curling irons, giant winder, hair smoothing and various collected care and styling agents. At the end of 40 I got eczema and could not take anything anymore. Finally, I ended up with milking grease and kept it, though I tolerate almost everything again.
I wash my hair normally with moisturizing shampoo (Aldi), rub a hazelnut-sized amount of milking grease between your hands and spread it in damp, dry-haired hair. Then comb the whole thing with a coarse comb and let it air dry. Or dry with a hair dryer with diffuser attachment in small circular movements not too hot. Scour the dried hair again with a coarse-toothed comb and pluck it up a bit. The hair is also beautiful. I only wash it every other day, otherwise they will become drier. Then I just wet them a little bit and just let them dry again. I only comb my hair with the big-toothed comb.
The hair does not look so frizzy, but curly and lie well. A good haircut is required. Optimally short. I had once read in the Brigitte that one should not torture curly / frizzy hair in shape, they are looking for their natural shape. There is something on that.
Now I can go out in the wind and weather, without looking like a burst pillow afterwards. I used to go out horror with freshly styled hair in the rain.
Editor's tip:
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