You love wearing your tresses straight and sleek, but sometimes it’s not easy to achieve the look you want this time of year. It’s hot, it’s humid, and it feels like the weather doesn’t want your hair to be great! While women with natural hair who press it from time to time might feel it the most, even ladies with relaxed or texturized hair may get more frizziness than they like. Try following these tips to keep your tresses straight even when the humidity is high.
<h3>Tips for Keeping Hair Straight When it’s Humid Outside</h3>
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<strong>Apply anti-humectant products:</strong> Once your hairstyle is done, use an anti-humectant product like Aveda Brilliant Anti-Humectant Pomade. Or you may prefer a serum if you want something more lightweight. These products contain ingredients like silicones that help to repel moisture from settling into your hair cuticle and causing frizz.

<strong>Make sure your hair is 100% dry:</strong> No matter which hairdo you start with, make sure your mane is completely dry before you step outside. This is especially true for women who like wet sets with rollers or flexi rods. If your hair is damp at all, it’s going to continue to swell and frizz in humid air.

<strong>Wrap your hair nightly:</strong> Before bed, gently comb or brush through your hair to detangle it. You may want to apply a small amount of serum to your ends for added smoothness. Then wrap it and slip into a silk or satin scarf to keep it as smooth as possible.

Even with these tips, you might find some days a challenge, such as rainy days. In that case, have a Plan B in place. Make sure you always have hair elastics or some fashionable hair accessories on hand in the event you have to put your hair up. Sometimes that’s the best, or only, way to deal with unpredictable weather and crazy humidity.

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