Celebrities who rock frizzy hair and why you should embrace it

Since what feels like forever, we’ve been taught to banish the frizz and fluff – by any means necessary: Regularly using heat tools, investing in pricey serums and locking those locks into a bun as soon as the heat rises. Yep, you name it we’ve done it, all in vain of a frizz-free mane. Well, forget that noise. Hot on the heels of low-maintenance hair crazes like bed hair and regrowth, trust us when we say that for 2016, frizzy hair is so in, and we’re about to embrace the hell out of it.

In fact, you can thank these nine women for cutting your hair some slack, not to mention the below four reasons to vote pro-frizz: 

Solange Knowles

Solange Knowles

Solange Knowles

Sarah Jessica Parker

Natasha Lyonne

Natasha Lyonne

Chrissy Teigen

Rihanna

Rihanna

Shakira

Beyoncé

Beyoncé

Esperanza Spalding

Nicki Minaj

Nicki Minaj

It gives naturally straight hair more body… Even though it might just be an illusion, when you have thin hair, you want all the help you can get to boost volume and body, so let your frizz fly. Be wary of heavy products that tend to weigh down hair – like heavy frizz control creams, and opt for something lighter like a hairspray or dry shampoo to give you more body.   You don’t have to worry about the weather messing with your ‘do…  Leaving your umbrella at home isn’t such a tragedy if you haven’t just spent an hour styling and sealing, only to have your hair increase in mass the instant the air pressure drops. Sadly, we can’t control the weather, nor can we tell how much precipitation will play a role in changing our hair – so if your locks are already naturally quite textured, just sit back and let it do its thing. Don’t fight it, roll with it. Trust us, you’ll be much less frustrated if you do than if you try and wrangle it into a sleeker style. Bed hair is much easier to maintain… Textured hair is arguably one of the easiest trends to master (and if you’re a lazy girl, your number one go-to style), so doesn’t it make sense to work with already slightly unruly hair? It’s like unintentional styling! Sometimes all you need is a little bit of teasing here and there, and then just let your frizz do the texturising. Say hello to instant texture… We’re all chasing more in the hair department, so when you’re sporting a little frizz, work with it, not against it. There’s no denying tousled, imperfect hair is effortlessly on trend. Plus, it’ll give your updos more grip for the perfectly disheveled messy bun. Do you embrace your frizzy hair?