Tired of frizzy hair? This kitchen essential could be the quick fix you need | Life-style News - The Indian Express

Nov 05, 2024

Do you use aluminium foil to pack your tiffin every day? You might want to keep an extra roll handy if you’re tired of frizzy hair. As surprising as it sounds, aluminium foil may be just the trick for taming frizz in seconds!

Dr Sonali Kohli, Consultant Dermatologist at Sir HN Reliance Foundation Hospital, Mumbai, explains that aluminium foil can help reduce frizz, especially static-induced frizz. “The method involves running a piece of aluminum foil over the hair, which helps to smoothen the strands and reduce flyaways,” says Dr Kohli.

This method is effective because it targets static electricity in the hair, a common cause of frizz. “Static in hair typically results from friction from brushing, wearing hats, or even environmental factors like low humidity. Aluminium, as a metal and a good conductor, helps neutralise this static charge,” Dr Kohli adds.

While using aluminium foil to reduce frizz is generally safe, there are some considerations:

Dr Kohli advises, “It’s a quick fix for static-induced frizz but should be used cautiously. Incorporating professional hair care practices and products provides a more sustainable approach to managing frizz. Addressing the underlying causes of frizz holistically will yield the best results.”

Here are some easy methods to address frizz:

With these simple tips and a little aluminium foil in hand, you can keep frizz at bay and enjoy smoother, more manageable hair.

DISCLAIMER: This article is based on information from the public domain and/or the experts we spoke to. Always consult your health practitioner before starting any routine.

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