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    Frizz Isn’t Just About Humidity. It’s About Moisture.

    June 30, 2026 0 min read 3 Comments

    3 Responses

    Nancy Sanchez
    Nancy Sanchez

    August 02, 2026

    Ever product, I use my hair still looks frizzy.

    Alex | Just Nutritive Team
    Alex | Just Nutritive Team

    August 02, 2026

    Hi Sheryl, you may not need another shampoo. Since you are already using several moisturizing products, the frizz could be caused by using too much product, buildup, dryness, humidity, heat styling, or your hair’s porosity.

    Try using only a very small amount of Leave-In Conditioner on damp mid-lengths and ends, then allow your hair to air-dry or use a diffuser on low heat without touching it too much. You may also alternate the Curly Hair and Gray Hair systems rather than using both during the same wash. If additional control is needed, a small amount of our Nutritive Creamy Styling Gel can help define curls and reduce surface frizz without requiring another shampoo. 🙂💚

    Sheryl Pineiro
    Sheryl Pineiro

    August 01, 2026

    I use your products – the curly hair shampoo and conditioner as well as the gray hair shampoo and conditioner and leave in conditioner. However, my hair is still very frizzy. Do I need yet another product?

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