Good Moisturizer for People who live in Dry Climate Areas...

[angaliquew]

I was going to try mixing Glycerin, Jojoba oil, and water together as a daily leave in, but I was reading that Glycerin which "draws in moisture" can have a reverse affect on hair in dry climate areas.
So,could anybody suggest a daily moisturizer that would be good for people who live in less humid areas. Thanks in advance

 

[Phoenix]

I know this isn't exactly what you asked but...I'd highly recommend a humidifier.

 

[angaliquew]

I know this isn't exactly what you asked but...I'd highly recommend a humidifier.

Good suggestion
I wonder if using a humidifier will be good enough to help my hair retain moisture all day...

 

[Browndilocks]

First, start with a really good moisturizing poo and conditioner. It really does make a difference. Kemi shea butter works well 4 me.

 

[peacelove]

I was going to try mixing Glycerin, Jojoba oil, and water together as a daily leave in, but I was reading that Glycerin which "draws in moisture" can have a reverse affect on hair in dry climate areas.
So,could anybody suggest a daily moisturizer that would be good for people who live in less humid areas. Thanks in advance

Try mixing a good moisturizing conditioner with water in a spray bottle. I use Suave's humecto knock off because it's cheap. But that does contain glycerin. But I find it to be very moisturizing for my hair.

 

[Candy_C]

I was going to try mixing Glycerin, Jojoba oil, and water together as a daily leave in, but I was reading that Glycerin which "draws in moisture" can have a reverse affect on hair in dry climate areas.
So,could anybody suggest a daily moisturizer that would be good for people who live in less humid areas. Thanks in advance

i suggest a bottle of distilled water (in a spray bottle) and keracare oil moisturizer with jojoba oil...works fa me!

 

[naturaline]

i suggest a bottle of distilled water (in a spray bottle) and keracare oil moisturizer with jojoba oil...works fa me!

where do you buy your distilled water? iv been look and havent found a shop yet?

tia

 

[ChocoKitty]

Add natural honey to your favorite conditioner.

 

[Kindheart]

Bummmmmmmp

 

[AMAKA127]

I just moved from MD to the albany area and it is soo much colder up here ... I was so scared for my hair. You should try ceremides instead of humectants. I love wheat germ oil or rice bran oil. I mix water, 3 tablespoons of kinky curly and 3 teaspoons of either oil shake it up and mist my hair. My hair is soo soft!

 

[Blairx0]

Deep conditioning routinely has been the best I've found. But the others are right more cermanides less humectants

 

[StarScream35]

I've used a humidifier for years and it works like a charm. I can tell the difference when I step outside. I tried to get one for work but I had to jump through all this mumbo jumbo mess so abandoned that idea.