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okay, so I have hair down the lower part of my back. I recently got hired at a local dairy queen working 4 hour shifts 4-3 days per week. I spend the entire time working grill (cooking all the food) Ive already noticed that my hiar seems to be getting frizzy lately. Is there any way to prevent this? repair this?
Do you put in in a bun when working? Perhaps use more conditioner when you wash it as that may help with thr frizziness!
Why don't you post a picture and show us?
no, I dont put it in a bun. I usually just wear it in a ponytail. Ill try using more conditioner.
I'll get a picture up tonight.
I would assume that if you're cooking the food, your hair must be contained somehow and in a hairnet. Correct me if I'm wrong.
It would be helpful if you explained how you wear your hair, and to show us a photo so that we can be of more help.
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actually no. I usually just wear my hair in a ponytail and wear a hat ( wearing a hat is required.) Ill upload a picture tonight.
It "could" be from the heat as well as fumes mixed with grease that has caused this, or it could be just a natural thing because everyone at any moment does have some frizzes. But as John has said, a pic would really help the best to see just what's going on.
I work part time at the Burger King and keep my hair tailed whenever I'm working. That protects it from any damage plus it's the policy over there.
Do you have wavy or curly hair? That tends the be more frizzy that straight hair.
Like others said do you have a picture?
no, my hair is more or less straight. there is no policy as to how to wear my hair at dairy queen.
as of now, I dont have a picture, but ill get one posted later tonight.