frizz<\/a> in the blink of an eye. A few strands around the face, a flyaway part, roots standing on end. Your hair isn't being capricious or uncontrollable; it's simply reacting to its environment, and that's perfectly normal. Adopting a body-positive approach also means understanding that every head of hair has its own texture, sensitivity, and unique way of experiencing climate changes. The goal isn't to force anything, but to support it with gentle and respectful care.<\/p>\n The makeup brush: an unexpected ally against frizz<\/h2>\n
On social media, some techniques stand out for their genuine effectiveness. This is the case with this trick popularized by Matt Newman, a content creator specializing in hairstyling. His approach is appealing because of its simplicity: minimal equipment, minimal product, but a visible and natural result. His secret to saying goodbye to humidity-induced frizz? A makeup brush and a hairspray. Nothing more.<\/p>\n
The principle is as ingenious as it is easy to replicate: simply choose a clean brush, preferably with dense bristles. Lightly spray hairspray or setting spray onto the bristles, then precisely apply the product to the desired areas: roots, hairline, part, or stray strands. Unlike direct spraying, which is often too generous, the brush allows for perfect control of the product. The hair is smoothed just enough, without being stiff or weighed down. <\/p>\n
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