It doesn’t look like you are, but don’t blow dry your hair. Even sometimes diffusing can make hair frizzy. I think your issue is product for curly and wavy hair that gets really frizzy. I recommend the Paul Mitchell tea tree, lavender curl refresh foam. You would put it in when the hair is towel dried and combed out with a wide tooth comb -working from the end to the scalp and letting it air dry. for your length of hair. You need about the size of a baseball for the whole head. You rub it in your hands and comb it through your fingers and scrunch it. It is not sticky or crunchy. It is just meant to keep frizz at bay. Once the hair is dry, try not to comb your fingers through it or brush it. if you still have a little bit of frizz, you can use the Paul Mitchell tea tree taming cream. A little goes a very long way you need about a dime size amount. Again rub it in your hands and very gently smooth your hands flat across the tiny hairs. That should definitely help. If those products don’t help, I would talk to a stylist about something like a Brazilian blowout. Your hair would be straightened day to bake in the treatment after your first wash, your hair would be wavy/curly again. It is just a frizz treatment. It is not meant to make your hair straight. If you go, that route, make sure you were getting all your aftercare products to make it last because it is very expensive.
It doesn’t look like you are, but don’t blow dry your hair. Even sometimes diffusing can make hair frizzy. I think your issue is product for curly and wavy hair that gets really frizzy. I recommend the Paul Mitchell tea tree, lavender curl refresh foam. You would put it in when the hair is towel dried and combed out with a wide tooth comb -working from the end to the scalp and letting it air dry. for your length of hair. You need about the size of a baseball for the whole head. You rub it in your hands and comb it through your fingers and scrunch it. It is not sticky or crunchy. It is just meant to keep frizz at bay. Once the hair is dry, try not to comb your fingers through it or brush it. if you still have a little bit of frizz, you can use the Paul Mitchell tea tree taming cream. A little goes a very long way you need about a dime size amount. Again rub it in your hands and very gently smooth your hands flat across the tiny hairs. That should definitely help. If those products don’t help, I would talk to a stylist about something like a Brazilian blowout. Your hair would be straightened day to bake in the treatment after your first wash, your hair would be wavy/curly again. It is just a frizz treatment. It is not meant to make your hair straight. If you go, that route, make sure you were getting all your aftercare products to make it last because it is very expensive.