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Get Perfect Hair in Any WeatherRain. Snow. Heat. Humidity. Here's how to look flawless, no matter what Mother Nature has in mind |
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Rain "The moisture your hair picks up from rain is different than that of humidity, because in most cases, the rain's temperature is cooler than the moisture is on hot and humid days. So your problems are different ones," says O'Connor. In fact, when he's working on clients in the salon, he can tell if it's going to rain just by looking at their hair.
"Typically, curly clients have more frizz, but their curl is at its best, since the hair gets moisture without heat, which adds bounce and body to curls," he says, and suggests Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Smoothing Shampoo, $4.49, and Conditioner, $4.49, to reduce frizz and define curls.
As for rainy day styling tips? "When blow drying, keep the air flow from roots to ends, to avoid ruffling the hair with air that will bring out frizz," O'Connor says.
For more unruly hair, Buzas says to use an oil-rich product to access moisture and close the follicle. "Stay away from stiff, sticky sprays, like gels and heavy-hold products." You can also run with the "wet look," adds Scarlett. Pull long hair into a slick, tight chignon, and for shorter lengths (above the collarbone), try a deep side part combed behind the ears (be sure to pull your hair behind your ears out from the head a little to create width and volume).
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"Typically, curly clients have more frizz, but their curl is at its best, since the hair gets moisture without heat, which adds bounce and body to curls," he says, and suggests Suave Professionals Keratin Infusion Smoothing Shampoo, $4.49, and Conditioner, $4.49, to reduce frizz and define curls.
As for rainy day styling tips? "When blow drying, keep the air flow from roots to ends, to avoid ruffling the hair with air that will bring out frizz," O'Connor says.
For more unruly hair, Buzas says to use an oil-rich product to access moisture and close the follicle. "Stay away from stiff, sticky sprays, like gels and heavy-hold products." You can also run with the "wet look," adds Scarlett. Pull long hair into a slick, tight chignon, and for shorter lengths (above the collarbone), try a deep side part combed behind the ears (be sure to pull your hair behind your ears out from the head a little to create width and volume).
SEE NEXT PAGE: Wind
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Nice information
by EricaC123 Friday, December 28, 2012 at 11:17AM Report as inappropriate
These are some really great tips! I live in a climate where we experience all 4 seasons of the year. As the seasons change, so does my hair routine along with the products I use. I've not used much of the Suave Professionals, so I look forward to giving some of these products a try!
by flirtygirl214 Tuesday, July 17, 2012 at 11:28AM Report as inappropriate
good tips.
by lazorc Saturday, April 14, 2012 at 10:52AM Report as inappropriate