Garnier’s best tips on how to repair frizzy hair

1. Start with Garnier’s best shampoo for frizzy hair

Choosing the right cleansing and conditioning routine is the first step to frizz-free hair. Garnier’s Coconut & Macadamia Hair Food range is the perfect solution, especially if you have curly hair, packed with haircare heroes to combat frizz. Start with a nourishing, free from silicones for a natural touch formula like Garnier Hair Food Coconut & Macadamia Shampoo to lock in moisture. Ingredients like coconut and macadamia help hair feel hydrated and seal hair cuticles to leave your strands feeling soft and healthy.

2. Use conditioner to moisturise and hydrate your scalp

The next step is to use a conditioning treatment for frizzy hair. Look for oils that penetrate the hair cuticle to smooth it from root to tip. Coconut oil is a natural humectant that stops your hair from absorbing water on humid days. Try the Garnier Ultimate Blends Hair Food Coconut Conditioner to treat your hair to coconut’s built-in, frizz-busting properties. Rich yet lightweight, this intensely nourishing formula won’t weigh down your hair. No two hair days are the same – leave it in or rinse it out depending on your mood.

3. Apply an anti-frizz hair mask for intensive treatment

Keep your hair looking sleek for days with a weekly deep conditioning mask. The Garnier Hair Food Coconut & Macadamia Hair Mask is a targeted treatment for dry, frizzy hair. It nourishes from the inside out with 98% natural ingredients, leaving hair up Up to 7x smoother after 1 use*.

*Instrumental test. As a leave-in vs. classical shampoo

4. Limit hair styling

If you do use hot tools like curling and flat irons, apply a heat protectant first. You don’t have to permanently say goodbye to your blow dryer, either – just set it on a low heat and keep it moving to prevent frizz-causing thermal damage. Do you have curly or wavy hair? Attach a diffuser to the front of your blow dryer. This dries hair without blowing it all around. Less movement equals less friction, for soft, manageable curls with plenty of bounce.

5. Get regular haircuts

Split ends and breakage are one of the major causes of visible frizz, no matter the weather. While split ends start small, they travel up the strand over time. If you’re wondering how to stop frizzy hair, just ask your stylist. Regular trims – ideally every 6-8 weeks – get rid of those damaged ends, for healthier, smoother locks.

6. Use a microfibre towel

While air-drying your hair prevents the damage caused by blow-drying, don’t fall into the trap of using a rough towel. Rubbing your hair with a cotton towel causes friction against the cuticle. To make matters worse, your hair is at its most delicate when it’s wet, causing real damage. Save the regular towel for your body and use a soft microfibre hair towel instead. Plush microfibre towels are also super-absorbent so they dry hair faster, which means less swelling and frizz.

7. Sleep on a silk or satin pillowcase

Silk pillowcases give new meaning to beauty sleep. Whether you plump for pure silk or choose a satiny material, silky fabrics are a real treat for your hair. When you’re tossing and turning at night, the slippery textures let your hair cuticles glide rather than pull across the pillow. This cuts down on frizz-causing friction, for less breakage and tangles in the morning.

How to stop frizziness in hair with Garnier

Don’t let heat and humidity ruin your ‘do. When figuring out how to stop frizzy hair, you’ll first need to think about your hair type and styling needs. Treat your tresses gently, turn down the heat, and don’t put off your regular visits to the hairdresser.

If your hair’s naturally wavy or curly, it’s more important than ever to use the right frizzy hair treatments. Check out the Garnier hair care range for frizzy hair, including shampoos, conditioners, hair masks and more.