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Old Apr 16, 2006, 06:26 PM
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Tips on controlling hair in humidity ? / frizz

My hair was "good" when I lived in NY years ago, but now since I've lived in FL, give it a few minutes in the humidity and my perfectly styled hair gets frizzy, especially on the sides. I feel like bozo if I'm outside too long. I've tried so many products, but without spending $$ on tiny little bottles of stuff that I'm not sure will even work, I wish I knew what to get.
Any suggestions?

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Humid weather will definitely make your hair frizzy or weigh your hair down. You can try Loreal Smooth Intense anti-frizz serum or John Frieda Frizz-Ease Hair Serum. These products can prevent your hair from looking frizzy.
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