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What (who) is frizz - definition
frizz
HEAD HAIR HAVING INHERENTLY A NOT STRAIGHT, WAVY, SHAGGY FORM
Frizzy; Frizzy hair
Frizz is frizzy hair.
Manic brushing will only cause frizz.
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frizz
HEAD HAIR HAVING INHERENTLY A NOT STRAIGHT, WAVY, SHAGGY FORM
Frizzy; Frizzy hair
¦ verb (of hair) form into a mass of small, tight curls.
¦ noun a mass of tightly curled hair.
Origin
ME: from Fr. friser.
Wikipedia
Frizz
Frizz is hair that does not align with the surrounding hair, but stands up or curls independently, creating a fuzzy or irregular texture. The three main causes of frizz are genetics, hair damage, and humidity.
Examples of use of frizz
1. Then, you‘re finished off with a curling iron, ensuring that any remaining hint of frizz is obliterated. (Frizz is the enemy here.
2. They gave us Bob Willis’s frizz, Ian Botham’s shaggy mane, McEnroe, Keegan...
3. I‘ve spent hours hoisting a hair dryer, blasting frizz around a large round brush.
4. Heck, even the poor old wife Michael Douglas was cheating on had a frizz.
5. Then I have white chemicals plastered on my inch of frizz.