Comparative form of 'frizzy'; more curly, fuzzy, and unruly than something else.
From 'frizzy' (adjective meaning curly and fuzzy) with the comparative suffix '-er,' allowing comparison between different degrees of frizziness.
Hair tends to get frizzier as you go through puberty because hormonal changes affect oil production in your scalp, which changes how your hair reacts to moisture!
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