How to deal with frizzy tresses

Pregnancy myth exposed: Expecting a baby doesn't guarantee you shining, luscious locks. With hormones surging through your body, your hair will likely change—sometimes for the better and sometimes for the worse. Try these tips if your hair is growing out of control ... but keep in mind that once baby arrives, your mane could be changing yet again!

[problem] Frizzy tresses
Got frizz? Tame it with these tips and tools.

• Washing your hair every day can strip it of natural oils and cause frizz, so try to skip a day between washings.
• Opt for a smoothing shampoo and conditioner duo.
• Rub a straightening balm onto wet hair before blowing dry.
• Use a round boar bristle brush to smooth your hair while drying, and use a nozzle to direct the heat down the hair shaft.
• If you're trying to kick the curl, style with a ceramic flat iron.
• Don't touch it! Touching your hair can up the frizz factor, especially on humid days.

Having other hair issues? Read about how to deal with lifeless locks and scalp issues.