"Just as a woman with a low metabolism rate will need to exercise more to lose weight, so also, a woman with frizzy hair will need to put in additional effort if she wants her hair to look good. Simply shampooing and conditioning hair is not adequate – not if you want to get rid of the frizz. Moisture: Hair which is naturally frizzy lacks moisture and protein. Thus, the first step you need to take is to ensure your hair has sufficient moisture. Apply egg yolk to your hair around half an hour before washing your hair. Wash your hair with a moisturizing shampoo, and follow up with a conditioner. Unless you exercise, you need wash your hair only once a week. Invest in leave-in conditioner. After washing and conditioning, towel dry hair and apply a small amount of leave-in conditioner to the ends of your hair. Styling your hair: If your hair is frizzy, you will need to spend some time styling it if you want it to look good. Do you want to go straight or curly? Once you have that worked out, apply a generous dollop of gel to damp hair to hold the style and to tame frizzies, and get started. Curly--Apply rollers and leave them on until your hair dries completely. Avoid applying heated rollers unless essential. You could also apply sponge rollers at night, and remove them the next morning. Straight--If you want to straighten your hair instead, blowdry it straight with the help of a round brush. Blowdrying all your hair together will be of little use; you need to blowdry small sections at a time. Clip up the damp, unstyled hair with the help of two clips, and proceed to blowdry small sections, starting from the back of your head. When the hair is almost dry, reduce the heat of the blow dryer so you don’t over-dry it. Be patient. The entire process may take half an hour. Don’t rush it, or you will not get the results you want. Grow your hair long, as short hair tends to curl faster. If your hair is long, due to the weight, the curls open up. Your hair would be far easier to blowdry, and it will stay straight longer. Oil: Safflower oil is excellent for frizzy hair. When your hair is completely dry, after styling it, apply 2-3 drops of safflower oil to your palms and rub them together. Apply this oil to the ends of your hair. Use more oil for longer hair, but ensure that the amount you apply is very little, so your hair does not look sticky. Leave this oil on in your hair. This will help tame the frizzes. Chemical Treatments: You could consider going in for a perm, so your frizzes get converted into glossy curls. If you long for straight hair, you could also opt for a straightening treatment, though a perm is less harsh than chemical straightening. Whether you decide to perm or straighten your hair, you cannot afford to neglect it after the treatment as it could get damaged. But as long as you take care of your hair, oil it regularly, wash it gently and follow up with a conditioner, there should be no problem even after getting a chemical treatment done. Similarly, avoid going in for two chemical treatments together. If you must perm or straighten your hair, do not highlight it and vice versa. Minimal Fuss: If you would rather not blowdry or style your hair, but simply want your frizzes to be manageable, here’s what you could do: 1. Start growing your hair long. 2. After shampooing and conditioning, apply a few drops of oil to your damp hair. 3. Apply a generous amount of gel to your hair. 4. Brush your hair well, and then plait it. 5. When dry, open up the plait, and apply a little more gel to the ends of the hair, to tame any frizzes. The result? Your hair may not look silky, but it will not be spreading out in all directions. The ‘bushy’ effect will be dramatically reduced, and your hair will look wavy and in control." (source http://www.indiaparenting.com/beauty/article.cgi?art_id=73&sec_id=1)

Well i think if we was to apply some oil when wet and try as nuch as posible to keep it exposed to the sun. Always try to keep it plait.

A good ionic hairdryer and jojoba oil. Separate your hair into 4 sections, apply a few drops of oil, and using moderate tension pull the hair straight and blow dry each section. After drying is complete, apply a few more drops of oil and wear your hair up in a bun or clip for a few hours. When you take your hair down from the bun or clip, it should be frizz free. Watch out for humidity though, because that will cause the frizz to reappear with a vengance.

firstly invest in some moisturising shampoo and conditioner. only wash your hair once a week and coconut oil is brilliant for frizz and gives great shine, only be careful not to over use only use on ends .good luck

A trick I've picked up recently that works better than you would ever imagine: Don't use shampoo. Wash your hair using conditioner (funnily enough the cheaper ones seem to work better than the fancy designer ones) and only conditioner. It has gentle cleansing agents contained in it so your hair will be just as clean, but it doesn't strip away the moisture the same way as a shampoo and your hair will end up suprisingly calm. You need to comb the conditioner through using a wide tooth comb before rinsing, and let your hair dry naturally until almost completely dry before using a hair dryer on a gentle heat- use a comb rather than a brush to style. Use a little styling creme if you need to and finish off by smoothing some anti-frizz serum through to the ends (John Frieda is good). You may still need to shampoo now and then, if you've been in a smoky environment or have used hairspray, but generally the conditioner only wash is the way to go. If you get an attack of the frizzies and don't have time to wash, try smoothing one of those anti-static tumble drier sheets over the hair- works a treat.

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