15 Best Anti-Frizz Products, Tested In the Most Humid Conditions
We gathered 5,666 measurements to find the most smoothing formulas.

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One thing I've realized over my (many) beauty editor days: frizz happens, no matter the season or hair type. I was relieved to find out that I'm not alone: Practically all—95%, to be exact—women in Good Housekeeping's tester panel reported that frizz was an issue for them.
Our top picks:
- Best Overall: Goldwell StyleSign Weightless Shine-Oil
- Best Value Anti-Frizz Product: John Frieda Frizz Ease Secret Weapon Touch-Up Crème
- Best Anti-Frizz Shampoo and Conditioner Set: Dove Beauty Intensive Repair Shampoo & Conditioner Set
Though many people find frizz the worst during humid summer days, there is more to blame than just the weather. "It can be caused by many factors, including hair dryness or split ends," says celebrity hairstylist Dimitris Giannetos. Frizz can also come as a result of "an open cuticle due to chemical services, over-cleansing your hair, color, or heat damage," adds Tiffanie Richards, Master Colorist and Stylist at Louise O'Conner Salon.
Don't sweat it—we are here to help you fight frizz and win. The Good Housekeeping Institute Beauty Lab tests a variety of anti-frizz hair products both in the Lab using scientific instruments to gauge their frizz-fighting abilities and with consumer testers, who report their feedback on ease of use, product attributes, and effects on hair after application. In the most recent test, our scientists tallied a total of 5,666 Lab frizz measurements and consumer tester responses to help identify the top formulas, including shampoos, oils, and more.
Chiara (she/her) is a reviews analyst in the Beauty and Personal Care Lab at the Good Housekeeping Institute, where she’s been doing hands-on testing of beauty products since 2022. She also covers aesthetic treatments like injectables and lasers. She earned her bachelor’s degree in chemistry from Columbia University. Before joining GH, she worked as a cosmetic chemist, formulating skincare products for a variety of brands and learning to decode ingredient lists, evaluate ingredient efficacy and scrutinize product claims. When not at GH, you can find her wandering the beauty aisles of the drugstore.

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