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If you want to know how to curl frizzy hair, the first thing you need to do is get the frizz part under control. Switch over to a moisturizing shampoo if you have not done so already, as shampoo can often cause hair to dry out, resulting in frizz. Use less shampoo and focus on using more conditioner, and massage your scalp vigorously to cleanse hair and improve blood circulation. When drying your hair, do not rub your hair with the towel, as that will cause frizz. Scrunch your hair gently with the towel then follow up with a leave in conditioner. Once you are ready to curl frizzy hair, apply a curl enhancing product such as Bumble and Bumble Surf Spray, which will help define and tame curls for a more pronounced look. Read read more

If you were born with naturally wavy hair, you should count your blessings. Many women spend hours attempting to achieve the perfect curl, and for many it can prove to be quite the struggle. These simple styling tips for wavy hair will help you whether your hair is naturally straight or has some curl to it. Keep in mind that curly hair tends to look best when it is shoulder length or longer, and looks great with a few layers cut in to keep it from looking boxy. When you get your next cut at the salon, ask for layers that start at your chin and angle down, all around your head. This cut is great for wavy hair because it supports the curls and keeps them looking as long and full as possible. Another one of the most important tips for wavy hair is to use the right products, preferably those with moisturizing properties. Aveda Be Curly Shampoo contains a blend of aloe and wheat protein that retracts around ringlets as they dry, fighting frizz. Read read more

Yes, you can wear hair accessories beyond your hopscotch days. We'll show you how to pull off these super trendy hairstyles without looking like your niece See accessories

People are always on the lookout for new inspiration when it comes to their hair, and what better place to turn to than Hollywood? Everyone from Jennifer Aniston to Kim Kardashian serve as popular beauty role models, and whenever there are new celebrity hairstyles and cuts, people are quick to line up at the salon to imitate them. Anne Hathaway was one of the celebrities that caused jaws to drop earlier this year when she cut her long hair into a short crop for her role in a film. Shortly after, the crop cut became one of the new celebrity hairstyles that has been seen on other famous faces including singer Alicia Keys and Zoe Kravitz. Read read more

I have a friend with neon hair. She's 34 years old -- not 24, not 14 -- and it looks amazing. Now, I'll add that she lives in New York City, where pretty much anything goes. She also has a funky designer wardrobe and spends a lot of time in art galleries -- so the neon hair works with her personality and lifestyle. It's chic, sophisticated, and surprisingly subtle. And while I'm not suggesting every woman can pull it off, it's a lot easier than you might think. See looks

There's something about a great haircut that makes you look -- and feel -- like a newer, better version of yourself. What woman hasn't walked into a salon feeling less than cute and walked out thinking she could be in one of those Pantene shampoo commercials? See stylists

Meet Lynn, a 52-year-old film and theater director. She admits to a lifetime of struggling with her unruly curls, which are now rapidly losing their youthful volume and brunette hue. "I'm at the point where my hair is mostly gray and it's starting to thin," she says. "I don't know what to do with my hair." See Makeover

Few things are less sexy -- or downright uncomfortable -- than a mass of hair stuck to your sweaty neck and face. See Pictures

Let's play a little game: What comes to mind when you think of the 1920s, 1940s, and 1960s? If you think sleek bobs, pin curls, and bouncy blowouts, then you're just like us: hair-obsessed. Go retro

Turns out there's more to throwing your hair up than you think. Follow this easy guide to discover which ponytails work best with your face shape Get tips