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" The Makeover: 1. Get a trim: Split ends can cause frizz \u2014 cut them off! 2. Cut it right: Ask for a medium-length cut (to weigh down any puffiness) with tapered ends (for an edgy look). 3. Relax your bangs: A chemical relaxer keeps frizzies around your face in check. (It works for any hair type!) After the Cut: 1. Use styling gel: Make hair look smooth by applying a dime-size amount of gel to damp strands. 2. Try a blow-dry sheet: After the gel, rub one sheet all over damp hair to soften it, then blow dry. Try: Ted Gibson Hair Styling Sheets, $25, Sephora. 3. Flat iron: To get your style superstraight, run a flat iron over two-inch-wide sections of dry hair. 4. Treat your locks with a hair mask: Since dry hair can look frizzy, add moisture with a weekly deep-conditioning treatment. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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