The Best Drugstore Products to Fight Frizz

This conditioner might not have the words "anti" and "frizz" plastered all over its packaging, but trust us when we tell you, it really helps. The coconut milk in the formula leaves hair ultrasoft and a little weighed down, which is just what you need to stop your unruly hair from fluffing up as soon as it comes into contact with humidity.

Suave Professionals Coconut Milk Infusion Conditioner ($3)

If you like to wear your hair straight, a dollop of this cream from roots to ends will guarantee your freshly blow-dried hair isn't frizzy — silicones and thick moisturizing ingredients in the balm coat hair to stop it from raising up. Plus, it'll protect your strands from all that extra heat you're using to style it.

L'Oréal Paris Advanced Haircare Smooth Intense Ultimate Straight Perfecting Balm ($7)

This tiny 2-ounce bottle is easy to carry in your gym bag or purse for touch-ups through the day. Plus, it smells like vacation in a bottle.

Alba Botanica Hawaiian So Smooth Gardenia Anti Frizz Serum ($7)

Get to know this anti-humidity finishing spray because it's your new best friend. After long minutes (hours!) getting your frizzy hair just the way you want it, a few spritzes will seal everything in place without making hair flaky or dry.

Nexxus Frizz Defy Finishing Mist ($14)

You might be asking, "So what if I don't want to wear my hair straight?" Enter this mousse, which will give your waves a beachy look and will turn your curls into defined ringlets. It's our favorite solution on hot days when standing under a blow dryer sounds like torture.

Dove Style + Care Curls Defining Mousse ($4)

If on a particularly humid day your hair needs midday help or you want a little something extra on the day after shampooing, try this coconut and olive oil light serum. We find it doesn't leave hair greasy.

Yes to Coconut Curl Defining Hair Smoother ($8)

For those of us who hate having to spend more than a second on our hair before leaving the house, there's this. Apply the gel all over dry hair preshower, let it sit for 10 minutes, then wash it off with shampoo. You'll be able to hit snooze a few extra times in the a.m. for the next week and a half.

John Frieda Frizz Ease 10 Day Tamer ($12)

Don't let the word keratin in the name of this product scare you. This isn't a Brazilian treatment with formaldehyde, instead it uses heat to attach keratin (which strengthens weak hair and reshapes it) to strands. It does need heat to work, though, so you'll have to blow-dry and straighten your hair right after using it.

TRESemmé 7 Day Keratin Smooth Heat Activated Treatment ($6)

We were totally skeptical about a frizz-fighting flatiron, too, until we gave it a try. The brand says the hot plates are infused with micro-conditioners that attach to hair to prevent frizz. Whatever is it, our hair is never as silky and smooth as it is after a few passes of this tool.

Remington Anti-Frizz Therapy Professional Flat Iron ($40)

This is the most simple, least technological product on this list, but we can't reinforce enough how much of a difference it'll make. Roughening up your hair with your body towel to remove water kickstarts frizz even before your hair is dry. Patting hair with a microfiber towel, which is superabsorbent, is the best thing you can do.

Earth Therapeutics Quick-Dry Hair Towel ($20)