Look for shampoo that says “moisturizing” or “hydrating” on the bottle. It’s up to you how often you wash your hair, but try not to wash it every single day. Using shampoo too often can strip your hair of its natural oils, leaving it frizzy.

Stay away from silicone and sulfate products as you look for a conditioner. These ingredients can actually make your hair drier, leading to more frizz.

It can be tough to get used to a cold water rinse, but it may actually help wake you up in the mornings!

Your hair will still be damp, but not soaking wet, after towel drying.

If you only have a few knots here or there, try combing through your hair with your fingers first for a more gentle option.

The best leave-in conditioner for wavy hair should be a lightweight formula that creates shine, detangles and smooths cuticles. Leave-in conditioners normally protect hair from heat, as well.

Argan oil works great as a hair serum, because it smooths fly-aways, but isn’t too heavy. [8] X Expert Source Christine GeorgeMaster Hair Stylist & Colorist Expert Interview. 10 January 2020. Do not overuse hair serum, as it can weigh your hair down. A pea-sized amount is really all you need.

Mousse has come a long way since the 1980s. Instead of creating a stiff, crunchy hold, it now gives soft, touchable control to hair.

Drying your hair in a towel is also called the “plopping” method. It helps keep your waves in place as they dry for bouncier, springier curls. If you’re going to bed, try putting your hair into a braid. Braid wet hair in one big, loose braid. Twist the braid into a bun, and clip your hair a few inches below the crown for some lift. [11] X Expert Source Christine GeorgeMaster Hair Stylist & Colorist Expert Interview. 10 January 2020.

You can buy universal diffusers that fit any hair dryer, or you can buy one made specifically for yours. If you finish diffusing and notice any unruly waves or curls, touch them up with a curling iron. If diffusing makes your hair a little too frizzy, try drying your hair until it’s about 50% dry then letting it air dry the rest of the way.

You can also wear a silk bonnet to bed if you’d prefer! Silk also helps keep you cool in the summer and warm in the winter, so it’s a win-win situation.

You could also use a sea salt spray or coconut water for extra hydration.