Tired of your frizzy baby hair? Try these tips
Wispy, tiny baby hair sticking out of your head, or spilling in front of your hairline can spoil your look and mood, especially when you are about to step out for an important event. Often, no amount of combing or styling can tame them, leading to frustration. Here are a few alternative tips you can try to manage them.
Fight the frizz
Baby hair is the most bothersome when it is dry and frizzy. Thus one of the first and most important steps is to control the frizz. In most circumstances, controlling frizz can dramatically lessen the amount of short flyaway hair on top of your head. Therefore, ensure that your hair is well moisturized, and is not damaged by heating tools often.
Try a water spray
You don't have to always wash your hair completely to smoothen out baby hair. Just pray some water and then use a natural fiber brush or a wooden toothbrush to comb them in. Similarly, use the protective spray every time you use heat on your hair. This will control baby hair from being visible in the hair tracks.
Using styling products
There are many styling ways to reduce baby hair and accommodate your hair texture. Baby hair is so delicate that it is easy to harm. You can use hair gel teamed with a small, round barrel brush to bring the hair forward and comb them down. You could also use hairspray or even mascara to stick them to the hairline.
Avoid wearing your hair up every time
Your hairline may become tense if you wear your hair up all the time. It may cause breakage and flyaways over time, making it more difficult to manage your baby hair. Avoid tying your hair up tightly and try to let your hair down at least every other day. Make sure you convey the same to your hairstylist.
Cool air
Being dry and damaged can cause your baby hair to be flying around rather than laying flat. It is much thinner than the rest of your hair, thus heat can fry it. Set your dryer on cool and low or medium heat instead of utilizing the hot setting. Your flyaways will be sealed off without being harmed much.
