01-27-2013, 07:14 PM
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Join Date: Nov 2011
Posts: 409
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Ok, humectants attract moisture to themselves. So, humectants in high dews can pull too much moisture in and cause poofy /frizzy hair. In moderate dews, they keep a good balance so hair curls well without getting frizzy. In low dews (winter), they can pull moisture out of the hair, leaving it dry and frizzy. That's in general. There are people who can't use humectants in any dewpoints, and others who have no issues with them, even in low dews.
Maybe the biggest offender for humectant induced frizz is glycerin. It's almost impossible to find truly humectant free products, but going glycerin free during dry weather can help. Using products with humectants lower in the ingredients list can also be beneficial. You can find a list of common humectants here: Ingredients Commonly Used in Hair Care Products: Humectants
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2c /3a F /Mii, low porosity
Spring Products /Routine:
Clarifying: ACV rinses
Low Poo: Renpure Argan Oil
Co-washes: VO5 Kiwi Lime, Suave Naturals Tropical Coconut
RO: VO5 KLS or Shea Cashmere, Renpure Brazilian Keratin or Argan, Cure Care, SNTC
LI (if needed): Renpure Argan, GFBB, RBKSC
Stylers: AIF, HESMU, got2b playful pomade
PT: IAGirl's (every 2 weeks or as needed)
Trying: BTZ Noodle Head mousse
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