friz·zies

(frĭz′ēz)

pl.n.

Frizzy hair. Often used with the.

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frizzies

(ˈfrɪzɪz)

pl n

the condition of having frizzy hair

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It rinses easily and reduces the frustrating frizzies. It gives your hair bouncy brilliance with an added gloss.

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Blended with Aloe Vera and Jojoba seed oil, the formula helps replenish moisture, nourish your hair and tame misbehaving frizzies without weighing down your style.

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a touch of Head Games Split Personality Dual-Purpose Smoothing Serum ($12, 1-800-456-9322) if using a moisturizing formula isn't enough to fight frizzies. As for flyaways, a touch of hair cream works better than shine sprays (we like Garnier Fructis Style Smoothing Mlik, $3, drugstores).

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The way to protect from frizzies is to dry and style your hair with products that discourage moisture absorption into the hair shaft.

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