But recently, at an event for Morrocanoil, celebrity hairstylist Bryce Scarlett tipped me off to a trick that actually does qualify as an ideal solution because all you need to do it are two things that are definitely already floating around in your purse: Chapstick and a mascara spoolie.
As Scarlett demonstrated on a fellow editor, if you cover a spoolie in Chapstick and then use it to comb the frizz on the top of your head down and back, it will make it disappear. Magic! "In a pinch, Chapstick is basically like a hair pomade," he explained. And having seen it with my own eyes, he's right—it really does work.
Of course, that's not to say you should toss all of your pricey hair products and rely solely on lip balm for all of your frizz fighting needs. "There are definitely things that work better than Chapstick," says Scarlett, adding that he discovered the trick when he needed to tame a celeb client's ponytail while they were stuck on an airplane, and turned to the only things he had in his carryon. His product pick if you aren't in a pinch? Moroccanoil Medium Hold Hairpsray ($24), which you can also spray on a spoolie to tame those flyaways. See? Maybe frizz season doesn't have to be so bad, after all.
These conditioners can also help tame frizz. Plus, the best way to deal with the humidity-induced breakouts wreaking havoc on your skin this season.
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