8 Good Tips For Managing Fluffy Hair

Fluffy hair can be caused by several different reasons.  Fluffiness may be due to the hair being treated too much chemically, or it may be strained by constant straightening and the use of a hair dryer.

The result is usually the same thing for whatever reason: dry hair that becomes  fluffy , and this curling usually gets worse as the humidity increases. So if your problem is unpleasant hair fluff, keep reading and try a few home treatments to get your fluffy hair under control!

What causes fluffy hair?

Fluffy hair  is primarily associated with dry hair, i.e., hair that does not have enough moisture and natural oils.

The outer layer of the hair then becomes rough, and therefore the hair also becomes more porous. This, in turn, allows the molecules in the water to “stick” to the hair more easily, as well as cause them to swell.

Therefore, people living in humid climates (as well as people prone to hair fluff in summer, regardless of location) find this dilemma a greater challenge.

Despite the fact that fluffy hair is a common everyday nuisance, there are several inexpensive and effective home treatments that you can take to your aid to solve the problem!

Home-made treatments are a great help to get dry hair shiny again and do not contain any chemicals at all. Home treatments are also significantly cheaper than commercial alternatives and can achieve longer lasting results.

Note, however, that sometimes home treatments may take some time compared to the products on the market for you to begin to see their effects on your hair.

Home treatments to control fluffy hair

Apple cider vinegar:  this product helps to smooth the surface of your hair.

• Its use is simple: put vinegar on your hair after shampooing, and then comb your hair with a sparse comb.
• Then apply the conditioner you normally use to your hair.
• When rinsing your hair, use as cold water as possible, as this will close the surface of your hair, making it look and feel more silky and shiny.

Olive oil and egg

• Mix half a deci of olive oil with one egg. Put this mixture on your hair and leave the mask on for half an hour.
• Then wash your hair with a moisturizing shampoo.
• Finally, use the conditioner you normally use.

Olive oil is a great hair softening product, which means it takes care of moisturizing the hair. Egg, in turn, contains a natural amino acid (called L-cysteine) that promotes the formation of new cells and thus repairs hair tissues.

Honey: This caring product should be used after you have washed your hair.

• All you need to do is mix a tablespoon of pure honey with one liter of water. After you have washed your hair, put this liquid on them while they are still completely wet.
• Finally, add the conditioner you normally use.

Honey is an excellent natural moisturizer that attracts and adheres to water molecules, and so you get moisturized hair.

Chamomile

• Mix less than half a liter of boiling water with one tablespoon of chamomile flowers, and let this liquid simmer for an hour.

• Then add one quarter tablespoon of apple cider vinegar, and wash your hair with shampoo.
• Put the liquid on your hair then when it is cold or hand warm.
• Finally, use your usual conditioner.

Mayonnaise: This hair mask is good to use once a week. This mask gives your hair proteins, so they will look healthier.

• To make the mask, mix one quarter deciliter of mayonnaise with one egg. Put this mixture on your hair, and cover your head with a towel.
• Leave the mask on for half an hour.
• Then remove the mixture by washing your hair with shampoo and hot water. Finally, use more conditioner, and rinse your hair with cold water.

Avocado and banana.

• Mmuhenna one banana and one avocado. Mix the ingredients, and put the mixture on your hair.

Bananas contain a large amount of antioxidants and minerals, which makes your hair look healthier. Avocados, on the other hand, are high in fatty acids that provide nutrients to your hair.

Aloe Vera and coconut oil

• Clean the two leaves of aloe vera, and open them to make the liquid inside them come out. Put the liquid in a bowl, and mix it with three tablespoons of coconut oil. Alternatively, you can also use olive oil in this mask.
• Then put the mixture on your hair. Cover your head with a plastic shower cap and leave the mask on for 30 minutes.
• Wash the mixture off with plenty of water, and then use the shampoo you normally use to wash your hair.

Both of the ingredients in this treatment are moisturizing your hair, making them feel silky and shinier.

Banana, oil and honey

• Soak your hair in hand-warm water, and wrap it in a towel. Crush two ripe bananas and mix them with a tablespoon of honey and five drops of almond oil (or alternatively olive oil).
• Once the mixture is smooth, put it on your hair and cover your head with a shower cap. Leave the mask on for 30 minutes.
• Rinse your hair with plenty of water, and then wash with the same shampoo as normal.

A couple of tips for preventing fluffy hair

• Always remember to use a ponytail to make hair loops made of fabric instead of rubber bands, as rubber bands can put damaging pressure on your hair. Release your hair once it is dry.

• When combing your hair, always remember to use only brushes with natural bristles and sparse combs. Namely, plastic brush spikes can make your hair even more fluffy.
• Always use a fluff-reducing hair mask after washing your hair, but do this before you dry it. While the following advice may seem very obvious, don’t dry your hair too much, as this may make it even more fluffy.
• After washing your hair, comb it to the left, and wait a few minutes. Then comb them to the right. Finally, brush your hair in the normal way.
• Use products such as shampoo and conditioner that are specifically designed to treat dry hair.
• Avoid straighteners and hair dryers, as the high temperature used with these devices can dry out your hair, and as hair dyes do, they make your hair harder.
• Try not to touch your hair constantly, and comb your hair only when it is wet, even then very gently.

• Do not use the towel too hard when drying your hair,  as this may damage the surface.