Southern Girls and humidity!!!

[MissMusic]

FLA=humidity year round. Aveda anti-humectant pomade is great for keeping straight hair! Its expensive but it really really keeps the hair happy when straight. Otherwise, just work with the heat, bun,braid and moisturize twice a day. I use a spritz in the morning and full out moisturize and seal at night. Works wonders.

 

[lilsparkle825]

This is exactly why I did WNGs all last summer. So far, I have done WNGs and twistouts, and I am about to do a HYH challenge with braids/twists for the rest of the summer. I flat ironed my hair for graduation and 3 hours later it was tucked away in a low bun because it was so humid. Can't excape it. LOL

 

[Lanea87]

Buns for me......

 

[RoundEyedGirl504]

I'm from New Orleans too and I recommend anything NOT straight..I usually do straw sets, flat twists, or something along those lines.

 

[WantNatural]

I'm on the North Carolina/South Carolina border. The humidity is a BEAST!!! I'm transitioning but I'm 99% relaxed right now (only 10 weeks post!). Straight styles are fine for me, with the ends curled. If I try to do any type of set - roller set, flexirod set, bantu knotout set, braidout, etc., my curls fall within a couple of hours or my braidout explodes. Now that I am no longer using direct heat I just bun my hair or wear it in a ponytail. I love my bantu knotouts, the curls I get are absolutely gorgeous, but they're mush halfway into the day.