Protecting hair from heat/humidity? Products?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I’ll be honest when I see professional women walking around with nice outfits, but frizzy hair, I have intrusive thoughts to tell them how to fix it. It just looks so lazy.

When I see women spending morning time every day on achieving perfect hair, I have intrusive thoughts to tell them to relax. It just looks crazy that grown are so focused on looks.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

I am biracial and live in New Orleans. This is the best product I’ve ever found for summer.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My very fine, breakable, straight hair takes a bit of much-needed volume when it's warm and humid. I love it.

First, I don't understand why people hate "frizz". From my "limp hair" vantage point, frizz doesn't look bad at all. And second, if your pouffy hair takes on even more volume in the summer, I think that's beautiful, OP.

So while you may want a different look, and that's fine, please don't take action just because you're afraid others think your hair looks problematic. Some people greatly envy your hair

I agree with others that frizz never looks good. It’s so simple to put on a good product and use a good round brush. Or use an air dry cream and let it dry naturally. I’ll be honest when I see professional women walking around with nice outfits, but frizzy hair, I have intrusive thoughts to tell them how to fix it. It just looks so lazy.

PP you replied to. It's so sad you think that way. You seem to have absorbed ultra-rigid attitudes from your upbringing or environment. We'll just agree to disagree.

Frizzy-haired people, just know that not everyone judges you like the above poster!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My very fine, breakable, straight hair takes a bit of much-needed volume when it's warm and humid. I love it.

First, I don't understand why people hate "frizz". From my "limp hair" vantage point, frizz doesn't look bad at all. And second, if your pouffy hair takes on even more volume in the summer, I think that's beautiful, OP.

So while you may want a different look, and that's fine, please don't take action just because you're afraid others think your hair looks problematic. Some people greatly envy your hair

Frizz never looks good. Volume, yes. Thickness, yes. Wave, yes. Frizz, no.

Signed, someone with extremely frizzy hair no matter what styling product has ever been applied

Maybe we don't have the same definition of frizz, but I don't agree that frizz never looks good.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My very fine, breakable, straight hair takes a bit of much-needed volume when it's warm and humid. I love it.

First, I don't understand why people hate "frizz". From my "limp hair" vantage point, frizz doesn't look bad at all. And second, if your pouffy hair takes on even more volume in the summer, I think that's beautiful, OP.

So while you may want a different look, and that's fine, please don't take action just because you're afraid others think your hair looks problematic. Some people greatly envy your hair

I agree with others that frizz never looks good. It’s so simple to put on a good product and use a good round brush. Or use an air dry cream and let it dry naturally. I’ll be honest when I see professional women walking around with nice outfits, but frizzy hair, I have intrusive thoughts to tell them how to fix it. It just looks so lazy.

DCUM prevents me from saying exactly what I think about your intrusive thoughts. You have no idea what you're talking about.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

NP? It’s not a good sign when the women in the “before” photos already have hair like what you’re praying to maybe achieve with the product! 🤣

Does this need to be heat activated? I am generally okay-ish in the cooler months when I can blow out my mess and make it behave, but in the DC summer, I can’t stand to heat up myself and the house with a blow dryer. What I really need in summer is a product that defines my waves while they’re air drying and prevents my hair from achieving its natural state of “swamp witch.”

[Anonymous]

⬆️That should have been a statement. NP. Not NP?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

NP? It’s not a good sign when the women in the “before” photos already have hair like what you’re praying to maybe achieve with the product! 🤣

Does this need to be heat activated? I am generally okay-ish in the cooler months when I can blow out my mess and make it behave, but in the DC summer, I can’t stand to heat up myself and the house with a blow dryer. What I really need in summer is a product that defines my waves while they’re air drying and prevents my hair from achieving its natural state of “swamp witch.”

Agree, another poster here who would be thrilled for her hair to look like any of those “before” photos 😂.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

NP? It’s not a good sign when the women in the “before” photos already have hair like what you’re praying to maybe achieve with the product! 🤣

Does this need to be heat activated? I am generally okay-ish in the cooler months when I can blow out my mess and make it behave, but in the DC summer, I can’t stand to heat up myself and the house with a blow dryer. What I really need in summer is a product that defines my waves while they’re air drying and prevents my hair from achieving its natural state of “swamp witch.”

Agree, another poster here who would be thrilled for her hair to look like any of those “before” photos 😂.

Maybe it allows you to assess whether your hair could look like the Before photo, given the state of your natural hair?

BTW, all the Before photos look GREAT. That's not what I call frizz at all.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

I am biracial and live in New Orleans. This is the best product I’ve ever found for summer.

Yes!!!! ❤️❤️

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

NP? It’s not a good sign when the women in the “before” photos already have hair like what you’re praying to maybe achieve with the product! 🤣

Does this need to be heat activated? I am generally okay-ish in the cooler months when I can blow out my mess and make it behave, but in the DC summer, I can’t stand to heat up myself and the house with a blow dryer. What I really need in summer is a product that defines my waves while they’re air drying and prevents my hair from achieving its natural state of “swamp witch.”

Ok.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:My very fine, breakable, straight hair takes a bit of much-needed volume when it's warm and humid. I love it.

First, I don't understand why people hate "frizz". From my "limp hair" vantage point, frizz doesn't look bad at all. And second, if your pouffy hair takes on even more volume in the summer, I think that's beautiful, OP.

So while you may want a different look, and that's fine, please don't take action just because you're afraid others think your hair looks problematic. Some people greatly envy your hair

As someone with big, pouffy, frizzy hair, thank you PP for this post!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

I am biracial and live in New Orleans. This is the best product I’ve ever found for summer.

Yes!!!! ❤️❤️

Is it better than color wow?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

+1 for the Good Behavior spray… Im also AA. Works wonders as a heat protector and calms the frizz

Also smells great .

This one

https://www.ulta.com/p/good-behavior-spirulina-protein-smoothing-heat-protectant-spray-pimprod2005572?sku=2546436

I am biracial and live in New Orleans. This is the best product I’ve ever found for summer.

Yes!!!! ❤️❤️

Is it better than color wow?

Never tried Color Wow.

My hair stylist uses Good Behavior. I bought my own & it works really well.

[Anonymous]

Making sure the hair is properly moisturised and then sealing it smooth with heat (and heat protectant). I use Olaplex for shampoo/condish, K18 masque ever other shampoo, R+Co leave in condish spray, K18 oil, and Amika the Shield for humidity protection. I style with either the dyson airwap or airstrait. Finish with a small bit of Unite hair spray to set. K18 dry shampoo to touch up any oily sections and wash my hair on the 3rd day.