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The sun is out and warm weather is upon us but, wait, so is frizz! Frizz is not welcomed by most but tends to make a hard debut as soon as summer arrives regardless of what we want. Luckily there is no need to panic once you learn the causes of frizzy tresses and how to combat them.<\/p>\n

What\u2019s This Frizz Bizz?<\/h2>\n

There are many products on the market to help with frizz, and recommending some will happen next, but first let\u2019s dive into what frizz is and when to expect it the most. Simply put, frizz happens when hair lacks moisture. This could be naturally occurring (especially with coarse hair or unpigmented hair) or it could be a side effect of chemical processing which changed the structure of your hair or from the use of hot tools.<\/p>\n

Pretty much anything that happens to our hair, from just being out in the elements to extreme chemical processing, lifts the outer layer of the hair, the cuticle. Once this layer is lifted, the hair strand has changed. This can occur from sun exposure, living in an area that\u2019s frequently windy or having a bad habit of vigorous hair brushing. It can also come from coloring, lightening, perming, relaxing, blow-drying, curling or flat ironing. Once that cuticle is lifted, the hair begins to lose moisture. And when this hair meets some summer humidity, it causes the moisture-deprived components to swell and well, poof (or frizz!).<\/p>\n

To combat some of this stress to the hair,<\/p>\n