On high humidity days, curly-haired girls find it a little more difficult to keep frizz at bay. We leave behind the summer months in which we did not resort to the dryer and we return to this type of heat tools in our daily lives. This step could especially harm those gray hairs that we have covered with dye, and at those high temperatures typical of the iron or dryers, they could even tend towards a more yellow color, explains the expert curl stylist, Conchi Arias in a video on the networks.
So that this does not happen and the gray hair is well covered by the dye or instead has that grayish or white color if you want to leave it exposed, it is not necessary that you leave all the heat tools behind. The key is to use products such as thermal protective creams to be able to shape the hair to our liking and remove moisture, saying goodbye to frizz, but all while paying attention to its care.
We do not forget that girls with curls usually have drier hair at the ends, so extra hydration with a mask once a week is also a key step that we can incorporate to prevent the hair fiber from breaking or wearing out little by little.
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Also, in the case of curly hair, an idea to maintain the volume that Conchi proposes, with which to avoid frizz, would be to avoid drying your hair with a towel. The ideal here is to opt for microfiber options in these cases or even use a loose cotton t-shirt as a towel.
As for the haircut, we do not forget the importance of having a design in line with the needs of our hair. In these cases, incorporating layers that provide more lightness and movement can be an ideal option. In addition, here you can also opt for a bang that is a trend in its purest form and feels like a movie, plus it gives extra personality to the look and that is always a total success.
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