Five Frizz-Fighters for Summer
very year around this time we all begin the battle against a common enemy: Frizzy hair! Volume is one thing, but wild waves and thick tufts with a mind of their own are quite another. The good news is you aren't powerless against untamed strands if you have the proper arsenal of products. Enter celebrity hairstylist Mara Roszak, who's giving you the inside scoop on what to use to keep your locks silky smooth no matter what.
Click through to find out which products are right for your warm-weather needs!
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Use a Glossing Cream
"I use this product on dry, styled hair to add shine and help tame frizz. It’s lightweight and won’t weigh the hair down."
Frederick Fekkai Brilliant Glossing Cream, $25. Ulta.com.
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Add an Oil
"I use this before I comb through and blow dry, applying it mostly to the ends. Then I’ll apply just what’s leftover on my hands to the rest of the head. It helps soften and seal the ends, making hair silkier and easier to dry while flattening frizz."
Color Couture Pequi Oil Treatment, $32. Sephora.com.
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Try a Shine Spray
"I absolutely love this product! When I’m styling hair for a red carpet, it’s my go-to for adding a finished sheen. The gentle mist lightly coats strands with a moisturizing oil. It’s usually my final step in the styling process."
Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine Spray, $27. Moroccanoil.com.
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Mist on Hairspray
"This is one of my favorites. Hairspray is an important product to help protect hair from humidity and frizz. This one is super lightweight and completely soft to the touch, but adds a barrier that you need in humid climates."
L’Oréal Paris Elnett Hairspray, $13. Target.com.
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Apply an Anti-Humidity Spray
"I use this after everything is dry and styled, applying it as I would a hairspray. It’s designed to protect from humid weather, and leaves hair with volume and movement."
Oribe Anti-Humidity Spray, $39. Barneys.com.






