Many times women get irritated because of their frizzy hair problems. Frizzy hair gives a very shabby look if you haven't done it intentionally. Understanding what exactly causes it is key when trying to prevent and tame it. According to the Celebrity hairstylist Mark Townsend, New York-based stylist Mark Garrison, and Ursula Stephen, who does Rihanna's and Kerry Washington's hair shares some expert tricks to fight frizzy hair problems.

1. Choose a sulfate-free, glycerin-packed shampoo. Shampoos with sulfates strip and dehydrate your strands. Instead, look for one with glycerin high up in the ingredient list, since it helps combat frizz by penetrating the hair shaft and hydrating it from the inside out.

2. Don't skip conditioner. It's all about depositing moisture in your hair. Look for a conditioner that contains glycerin as well as other hydrating ingredients and apply it from midshaft down to your ends.

3. Twice a week, use only conditioner on your hair instead of shampooing it. You might think your hair needs to be shampooed several times a week but it doesn't. The conditioner contains a small amount of surfactants, so it will clean it without stripping your hair of its natural oils.

4. Use a hydrating mask once a week. Doing a special treatment at least once a week, will help fill any holes in your hair shaft that soak up outside moisture and contribute to frizz. 

5. Let your hair dry 90 percent of the way before you blow-dry. Too much hot air focused directly on your strands dehydrates it, making it frizzy. If you have straight-to-slightly-wavy hair, let your hair air-dry 90 percent of the way, and then use a dryer on it for the last 10 percent.

6. Brush your hair regularly to help distribute its natural oils. Hang your head upside down and brush your hair with a boar bristle brush. It helps to distribute the oils from your scalp/roots onto the rest of your hair.