How Do You Tame Frizzy Hair On Top Of Your Head?

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Why does the short Burgundy wigs on the top of the head float up instead of fitting the scalp the next day after washing my hair, and it looks like static electricity.
How can I make it lie down on my scalp like other hair strands? Follow along with this article to learn some tips.

What is a flying feather?
These irregular little hairs are caused by hair breakage and new hair growth and are somewhat resistant to heating tools, so they are often harder to tame and hold.
And because they're shorter and lighter, they usually stand up rather than flat in your balck wigs with gray highlights.

What causes hair to fly?
The main cause of hair loss is hair breakage and hair growth, but it's not the only cause.
1. Dryness: If your hair is too dry to absorb moisture, it can cause flying.
2. Heat: Hair dryers, curling irons, and flat irons can expose hair to high temperatures, which can dry and brittle hair and cause it to randomly break into loose hair.
3. Chemical Damage: Some styling chemicals, such as colors and highlights, perms, and relaxants, can damage your 4x4 closure wigs.
4. Product buildup: Too many products can stress you're natural hair and prevent it from getting the moisture it needs, leading to dry hair and flaky hair.
5. Static electricity: When negatively charged electrons fly away from your hair, your hair becomes positively charged and they fight each other and fly away.

The best way to tame flight
To help you get a great haircut and have a fun day, here are some ways to tame the flyer.
1. Trim your hair
Those small flights are sometimes caused by forks.
Trimming your hair every four to eight weeks helps prevent breakage and promotes healthy hair growth.
2. Smooth oil
Add extra moisture to make your hair smoother and easier to manage when styling.
3. Use hair gel
Hair gel is an excellent hair taming agent that provides a medium to strong fix to keep hair in place.
4. The hair clip
You can use small black hair clips to repair loose hair.
Braid your hair
Try braids to hide them, fishtail or crown braids are good choices.

In your daily life, you can take some simple steps to prevent your hair from exploding.
1. Curly-friendly shampoos and conditioners
Washing and conditioning your hair with a frizzy shampoo and conditioner can help provide your strands with the water-rich ingredients they need and minimize flaying.
2. Comb your hair with a wide-tooth comb
Start at the bottom and work your way up to the roots.
This method will ensure that you will not cause brittle hair to snap or break.
Avoid plastic bristles, which are rough on strands and can cause breakage.
You can also apply a serum to your hair to reduce tangles, soften your hair and keep it smooth, shiny, and manageable.
3. Dry your hair with a microfiber towel
Microfiber towels will create less friction, which means less frizz and damage.
Microfiber towels have excellent water absorption and reduce drying time, thus minimizing blow-drying time and heat damage.
4. Avoid heating tools
Excessive use of heat-styling tools can cause hair damage and flying.
If you must use a heating tool to style your hair, remember to use a heat protectant to protect the cuticle.

Is your hair flying up too? Give these tips a try, and head out to meet old friends with smooth hair.