I have curly hair that frizzes like no body’s business. I came across a tip that instead of putting my hair up in a towel after a shower I should do it in a t-shirt.
I tried it and guess what, no frizz at all. I just put the t-shirt on like normal and then tie the arms around my head. Works great. 
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I’m sorry but that sounded funny 
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What sounded funny ? The tip or the topic name ? 
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Splain pleej...because I use a cotton cloth for my hair and on days when I want to leave it curly with no frizz...I do what they call the plop method. It sounds funny but it works. You put whatever products your typically use in your hair and then plop it onto the cloth (your head is resting on the cloth with the hair gathered at the top of your head) and tie the ends to the nape of your neck. You can dry it then using a hair dryer or just let your hair down after a while.
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will these tips work for men?
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You could always try them out
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I got this tip from this site
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A few other tips I have discovered in caring for my hair:
-Use a t-shirt when drying your hair. They are soft and much less abrasive than a towel. Stick your head in hole of a Tee and twist the body and arms around your hair to make a turban. It will give you frizz free silky hair!
-If you want your hair to grow faster stimulate your scalp! Massage your scalp for 5 minutes every day. It will increase the blood flow and help your hair grow faster!
-Use shampoos and conditioners that DO NOT contain harmful ingredients! Become familiar with the bad ingredients and make sure to check the labels before you make a purchase! Here is a great link for Hair Care Product Ingredients. The two ingredients that are most confusing: Sodium Lauryl Sulfate and Sodium Laurth Sulfate. They are both really common in hair products. Soduim LAURYL sulfate is bad, bad bad! It strips your hair and damages the cuticle, it is a very strong detergent that should not be used for hair! The sad thing is, It is in a lot of shampoos. Sodium LAURTH sulfate is ok, it is very common in shampoos (even expensive brands), it is also a detergent, but much more mild. It is much safer on hair and is nothing harmful compared to it’s cousin Sodium Lauryl Sulfate.
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eeeeeyyyyy. it does?
i have driest hairs these days:(.
Re: A tip for frizzy hair that works
Splain pleej...because I use a cotton cloth for my hair and on days when I want to leave it curly with no frizz...I do what they call the plop method. It sounds funny but it works. You put whatever products your typically use in your hair and then plop it onto the cloth (your head is resting on the cloth with the hair gathered at the top of your head) and tie the ends to the nape of your neck. You can dry it then using a hair dryer or just let your hair down after a while.
i dont understand this tip
could u please explain....k kaise karna hai
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I wrap the towel after washng my hair. Doing this i hv got shinning in my hair. But from.front some hairs got frizzy. Do need another effective remedy.
Using loreal shampoo and conditiner. And almond oil.