What to use for rollerset when its humid?

[Mamamia]

It's been really warm and humid lately and my rollerset went flat at the ends and puffy near the roots. All I used was rosewater, Mizani Rose H2O Hairdress (tiny bit), and Nexxus Heat Protectant. Is there anything else you use that would work to help with frizziness?

 

[Mamamia]

Any suggestions???

 

[ladytee2]

I learned long before LHCF that fighting the humidty and frizz is a loosing battle for me. I havent tried it but maybe you could try Sabino. Alot of ladies rave about it.

 

[growinglong777]

I would like to know also, because I have a poofball mess at the roots now!

 

[Allandra]

I'm transitioning, so Sabino MB works great for me. It prevents my hair from going poof.

 

[Mamamia]

I'm transitioning, so Sabino MB works great for me. It prevents my hair from going poof.

Thanks everyone! Where can i find Sabino?

 

[ItsyBitsy]

I would like to know also, because I have a poofball mess at the roots now!

Me too! I have tried 50-11 "so called" humidity blocking products, yet I sit here looking like Simba!

 

[Allandra]

Thanks everyone! Where can i find Sabino?

I purchased mine from:

http://www.sabinohair.com

 

[cltsassy]

You may also want to check ebay for Sabino. That is where I got mine and it was cheaper.

 

[*Michelle*]

It's only available through their website.

http://www.sabinohair.com

This is not true. I bought it at bss in town (a caucasian owned one), for 19.99). With that said it may be hard to find...I don't know. So maybe before I move to FL I need to buy a few bottles...lol!

I did try it when I was in FL a couple yrs ago....If I missed a spot it showed...LOL! If you use too much...yuck!! It took some figuring out, but did work. I have asked around and it seems to be the most recommended, even at the beauty supply I went to.

 

[LushLox]

'kin hell SMB isn't cheap is it!?

I'll stick with diluted castor oil, I don't get any frizz at all when I use that.

 

[Allandra]

This is not true. I bought it at bss in town (a caucasian owned one), for 19.99). With that said it may be hard to find...I don't know. So maybe before I move to FL I need to buy a few bottles...lol!

I did try it when I was in FL a couple yrs ago....If I missed a spot it showed...LOL! If you use too much...yuck!! It took some figuring out, but did work. I have asked around and it seems to be the most recommended, even at the beauty supply I went to.

Fine. I remember reading that here on the board. My post has been edited.

 

[*Michelle*]

No problem! Maybe that is the way it used to be and now they got popular (probably at least partially thanks to LHCF) and started putting it in BSS stores. I thought is was kind of weird to find it in CA easily, but when I was in FL I did order it from online...but then again that was two years ago too. So IDK lol!

 

[tbaby_8]

Me too! I have tried 50-11 "so called" humidity blocking products, yet I sit here looking like Simba!

Well, if you are Simba, then I am your cousin, ROAR! I look like a blown out poodle and I just got my hair done last night.

 

[Mamamia]

Well, if you are Simba, then I am your cousin, ROAR! I look like a blown out poodle and I just got my hair done last night.

LOL! I know what you mean. I've had days where I thought I did my hair right and it was looking good, but once the humidity got to it I dont why anyone pulled me aside and told me I looked the lion from Zoobalee Zoo! LOL

 

[Honey01]

You can also try Aveda's anti-humectant pomade. It smells really good. I got hipped to it from a Egyptian salon I would frequent a few years back.

I had stopped using it for awhile. I got confused after reading multiple threads on moisture,moisture and more moisture. I started to think I was doing a bad thing by blocking moisture. Now, I realize that I can put moisture in my hair using by way of leave-ins and such. Then I use the anti-humectant for my heat styling afterwards.

I think I will check out the Sabino always hear raved about.