frizz

[frɪz]

frizz Definition

• 1. (of hair) form into small, tight curls or tufts
• 2. a mass of small, tight curls or tufts

Using frizz: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "frizz" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The humidity made her hair frizz up.

• Example

  She styled her hair in a frizz for the party.

• Example

  Her hair was a frizz of curls and waves.

• Example

  The frizz in his hair made him look like he had stuck his finger in an electrical socket.

frizz Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for frizz

• curl
• wave
• crimp
• kink

Phrases with frizz

• frizz out

  to become frizzy or to make something frizzy

  Example

  The rain caused my hair to frizz out.

• frizz up

  to become frizzy or to make something frizzy

  Example

  The heat and humidity made my hair frizz up.

• frizz control

  a product or technique used to prevent or reduce frizziness in hair

  Example

  She uses a frizz control serum to keep her hair smooth and shiny.

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Summary: frizz in Brief

'Frizz' [frɪz] refers to the formation of small, tight curls or tufts in hair. It can be used as both a verb and a noun, and is often associated with humidity or styling. Examples include 'The humidity made her hair frizz up,' and 'She styled her hair in a frizz for the party.' Phrases like 'frizz out' and 'frizz control' are common, referring to the process of making hair less frizzy.