As summer begins setting in (I'm really feeling it here during my last days in Rome!), my hair is looking less beach-wavy and more puffy, despite it being pin-straight 3/4 of the year. Between the heat and the humidity, my hair feels dry and looks dull, which is something many of my friends- straight haired and curly haired alike- have been complaining about.
Therefore, I have been investigating a few products that can help all hair types beat the heat. Here's my guide to staying frizz-free all summer.
Start in the Shower | Frizzy hair gets much frizzier when it is dry. Therefore it is really important to start your day with hydrated hair. I use Pureology's Hydrate shampoo + conditioner year-round to keep my hair healthy and shiny even in the coldest winters and hottest summers. Plus, the minty eucalyptus smell is so refreshing in the morning.
Towel Dry & Apply Products | I choose to use one serum in the summer on damp, towel dried hair. On less humid days, I use Bumble & Bumble's Blow Dry Straight cream. It smells amazing and gives a lot of shine to your blown out hair (see next step!). On particularly humid days, I use Ouidad's Heat and Humidity Gel. This is actually meant for people with curly hair (I hear it works wonders!), but I use a very small amount and rake it through my hair before blow drying. I definitely see a difference when I use it!
Blow Dry & Add Shine | I let my hair dry about 75% (I get dressed and do my make up during this time), and then I apply a dime-size amount of Moroccanoil Treatment to the ends of my hair, starting at my chin down.
Tame Fly-Aways | Use B&b Grooming Cream to tame flyways. To do this, I rub about a dime size amount between my finger tips and smooth through my hair. When I need more hold, I use Drybar's Money Maker flexible hold hairspray.
Make it Last | If I am in a rush and can't re-wash my hair in the morning, I use B&b's Pret-a-Powder dry shampoo to keep my hair looking fresh and absorb any moisture or product residue.
xoxo
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