One golden rule to prevent frizz after washing your hair is not using a hairdryer on it, or if you have to then use it on a low heat and with plenty of heat protectant and finishing with a nourishing cream afterward. Most people think that using a towel to dry their hair slightly after a shower is good, but the friction caused by rubbing can cause breakage and will leave your hair frizzy once it’s dried.
The same goes for wearing your hair up in a towel whilst it dries, the harsh material from the towel can remove the natural oils from your hair and cause frizz, so instead try plaiting your hair whilst it’s damp and let it dry naturally or use a soft microfiber towel to put your hair up in whilst it dries.
When you’ve just washed your hair, make sure to use a wide-toothed comb and start by brushing at the ends and work your way up to the root of your hair and try to be as gentle as possible.
Try swapping your current pillowcases out for satin or silk ones as these are more delicate on your hair and won’t pull at your hair strands and cause any frizz.
Helping to prevent frizz also begins whilst washing your hair in the shower. Make sure to always use cold or tepid water when rinsing your hair and try to use deep conditioning hair products that have good ingredients to help your hair to retain as much moisture as possible. This will help make your job a lot easier when preventing your hair from being frizzy after washing it. Use a leave-in conditioner every time you finish washing your hair and also use rich creams and oils whilst it’s half-dried to help reduce frizz.
If you struggle with dry and frizzy hair then try to reduce the number of times you wash your hair in the week. You could be overwashing it and stripping your hair off the natural oils.