How To Make Your Curls HUMIDITY PROOF! Summer Curly Hair Routine | BiancaReneeToday

[@Toiwithnoelle]

I live in a humid area, GEORGIA!!! Nobody thinks of Georgia as a swampy place, but it is. So many trees creating canopies that keep moisture in the ground, lots of rain from mountains and we’re Florida’s play cousin. I’m from Texas, so it took me years to realize that I needed to change my hair routine to adjust with this new climate. I have had some HAIR DAYS! Add bearing children which has changed my hair a bit and WOW! Your channel has helped me get back on top of my hair game as a part of my mommy self-care. Thanks Bianca!

[@alexisbryant6927]

Right!!

[@marienazzareno6022]

You’re the first you tube hair influencer I subscribed to. You speak in a language I can understand. You’re funny but not over the top. Some people try to hard. Thanks for the clear and concise videos. Even your long videos are easy to watch.

[@lmaldy14]

Thank you for explaining polyquads. I live in Florida and started my curly journey exactly a year ago. I mentioned to my kids (who have beautiful, well-defined curls) that I was thinking of going back to straightening my hair because I just can't get it right and they were so disappointed. They asked me why don't I want to look like them? That did it! I have to make this curly journey work!

[@BiancaReneeToday]

Wow! They hit deep!! Proud of you for not giving up! You got this!

[@dennissems]

😍😍

[@athenaharris8425]

You can do it! Curly hair journey can be difficult, trust me I know! But don’t give up. This week I made 4 years. 😘🤗

[@Clauds71]

That’s so cute 🥰 good luck ☘️

[@sandrawongseprasert9294]

You can do it!!

[@prinscessa_curls]

Wow ! I didn’t realize leaving my house with “damp” curls will still allow humidity to seap in my hair making it frizzy ! I admit I love to air dry but in the summer I gotta get with diffusing more often ! I would say in the summer I definitely live in a humid area

[@WeezyTee]

Me too! Didn’t realize that

[@tsmith91081]

Since I started watching you I have started to embrace my curls. I hated my curls and the actual work it took to keep me from looking like I had a dirty cotton ball on my head. I finally after 20 years am happy to have curls and am thankful for someone like you to actually take the time to explain the importance of knowing ingredients. Keep blessing us we appreciate it. 🥰🥰🥰

[@mariagallo6985]

Hello Bianca! I just discovered your videos and love your content and your energy. I live in a very humid area and planning a beach vacation. Thank you for shining a light and giving real results for those of us with thick curly hair issues.

[@reginesimonee]

Bianca. Sis. You are the best influencer curlsmith could have chosen to sponsor. The way that you actually took the time to research (even if it is google bc lord knows I wasn’t about to) and explained the science side of hair care, and the WHYs and HOWs of it all…unreal. I’m so grateful you and your channel exist. Living in Florida I have been STRUGGLING with the humidity thing recently and now knowing how to deal with it is so empowering. Which I know sounds dramatic but it’s incredibly frustrating to think you’ve finally figured out how to feel good about yourself and then all hell (frizz) breaks loose. So thanks. Love you. Never stop doing what you’re doing 💕

[@dominiquel5060]

My exact thoughts!! She’s the goat for sure!🥰🤍

[@ananunez2621]

Hey Bianca, Love your video. I live in Florida and the humidity sucks…

[@lillyrose1422]

The other day I read that humidity in Florida was 93%...I began imagine my curls looking like popcorn kernels, if I live there!! Respect to all curlyheads that make it work over there against all odds!!😂

[@rebeccar628]

Thank you! I just found your channel through your video on elongating curls. I definitely needed this one as I head into summer trying to embrace my natural texture! You’re so charming and effortlessly funny.

[@Ms.A27]

I live on Long Island New York and since we are surrounded by water, we can get humid summer’s. I would like to thank you for all your videos and research on curl hair products. I have followed you since I start my curly hair journey back when I was in my freshman year of high school and my hair has come so far, with your help and tips. It’s has been 8 years already and I’m loving my hair more and more each day. Thank you 💕

[@SofiaGarcia-zt4qt]

I live in Florida Orlando very very humidity I really find this video so helpful

[@lorrainelori2030]

I live in Georgia so we do have our summer humidity. I've recently discovered that my hair loves aloe vera. My gel choice for summer is Kinky Curly for sure. Second choice for summer, Camille Rose Curl Maker. Spring and fall before and after heat and humidity is Uncle Funky's Daughter Curly Magic. I have type 3 medium- high porosity hair ( did Curl Smith test). I use Curl Smith Bond Curl, protein shampoo, and Multi task conditioner. Just bought the strength kit.

[@ocarina1derful]

I live in the tropical. My hair gets reaaaaally puffy when it rains

[@cthesecurls]

This is amazing!!! I live in New York and the HUMIDITY here is super disrespectful. 😩 I have even started to put “G’s” on my products that contain glycerin so I know to stay away from them in the summer months. I would love the xxl blow dryer and diffuser, because it has to be a miracle at drying faster since it will cover more area.😁

[@isabel.mercedes]

Nyc humidity is SO disrespectful!

[@athenaharris8425]

Girl I know! NYC humidity is disrespectful. I’m already thinking of different hairstyles. Lol

[@coco604]

As a fellow NYC curly girl, just a tip: you don’t need to COMPLETELY avoid glycerin. Just make sure the product has enough polyquaterniums to counteract the glycerin. If there’s glycerin (especially lower in the ingredients list) but at least one polyquat, your golden.

[@gustavoacevedo3998]

How does living on an Island called Puerto Rico, hit ya? HUMIDITY ON STEROIDS!!! 😢 FLOR-

[@momo37able]

Great information! I live in humidity area

[@somebodythatiusedtoknow0420]

I live in a humid climate. I swear being a curly head person is a learning process I been at it for years and I'm still learning.! Thank you so much ^-^ I'll keep a look out for all these ingredients!!

[@sam_lynch]

Florida here so all about the humidity! So so helpful! So many videos just recommend products but you getting into the ingredients and the why behind them I am grateful for!

[@rainbowyahi]

This is so useful for those of us who have humid climates in the summer and dry climate in the winter. Curlsmith all year long! 😄

[@sable7114]

Amen!

[@skauth4674]

I just found you this evening and I could cry. I’m 33 and I’ve never had anyone teach me how to handle my curls in my life and I’ve been shamed anytime I try something and failed. So I am so thankful to have found your channel. Thank you!!!!!

[@Melissa_Hellmann]

This is just what I needed to watch! I recently moved to Philadelphia and was wondering how I would keep my hair from getting super frizzy during the summer. I went to the beach last week, and it was so sad to see my two-hour wash routine go to waste in minutes as my wet hair was done wrong by the ocean mist :/ I would love to have the XXL Defrizzion diffuser so I can rock the summer with defined and shiny curls that aren't at the whim of humidity!

[@Lauren24122]

I live in a humid climate and this was great to know now what products to use for the summer . Thank you

[@infinitigirl29]

Finally, a Bianca's video that talks about ingredients versus just the good smell of a product.

[@kellyh38]

This is super helpful!! This helps explain why my hair doesn't like my usual favorites since I've moved from humid to a dry climate.

[@day2990]

I live in New Jersey and the humidity can be brutal! But it makes sense why my fave gel in the summer is the Curlsmith in shower style fixer. Now knowing what ingredient helps my hair to look amazing during the summer (polyquaternium-69) I will be reading through the ingredients for it 😅

[@rejesus7106]

Does that need a leave in?

[@day2990]

@@rejesus7106 nope you can use it without a leave in, your hair just needs to be wet with a lot of water b.c the product is super sticky

[@rejesus7106]

@@day2990 yeah I did that

[@christinaortega4445]

Thank you for the detailed explanation about polyquads! I live in Pennsylvania so we get both-hot and humid and hot and dry days. It’s been interesting shifting my curl styling set up on Sundays based on the weekly forecasts.

[@AJulian1992]

Not only do you help us learn how to manage our hair, but you also give us the scientific facts ABOUT our hair and how it works. 🧬🧑🏽‍🔬I live in a climate where we have all 4 seasons and I’m definitely going to use this information to combat the weather to keep my curls poppin! 💁🏾‍♂️ I love using the Curlsmith products and that diffuser will DEFINITELY help me keep my definition and make it last longer no matter the weather! 🙌🏾🙌🏾

[@desiwagner1475]

Thanks for explaining about humectants and polyquats. I live in the Chicago area and it’s very dry in winter and humid in summer. I now know I need to change my products winter and summer.

[@chaantalgarcia5119]

The way this summer has been beating my curls, I needed this so much 🤗💞 You always know what we need before we even know, always shining, always educating. Saving lives one curl at a time 😂🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽

[@meghanmontanez2916]

I live in Chicago and it's crazy humid! I use the curlsmith in-shower style fix. It has worked wonders and now I know why!

[@pondeck]

Bianca, congrats on 600K!!! 🎉🎈🎊💐💝 You look radiant & so beautiful, hope everything has been going well & blessedly for you & your precious family! This video, haha, I was gonna say "Thanks, Dr. Weknowdis," but I can see in the comments that some ppl still need this info! Btw, about polyquats, it's helpful to use a cleanser that has C14-16 Olefin Sulfonate (it's not a sulfate), at least occasionally, bc it's best at removing polyquat buildup (which can happen). I use Kinky Curly Come Clean when I use polyquat gels. (Make sure the cleanser doesn't also have polyquats!) Ps. This is your prettiest hair colour! Would love to hear if your hair has felt healthier with your highlights grown out (if so, same!). Lastly, to answer my own recent question re the Curlsmith dryer, if anyone's wondering: the lowest setting is the same temp as holding the cool shot, so no, you don't have to keep holding the button! xoxo 😘➰➰➰

[@aliciajarriel8913]

AMAZING! Love love love this video and all the information! 💖

[@littlefroe3316]

Totally humid here: great tips - I’d like the dryer because I’ve always struggled to keep the curl without leaving the house with wet hair- takes forever to air dry and without a diffuser the curls end up looking frizzy which ruins everything. Great video. Thanks

[@joimonae4090]

Yes I agree I never leave the house until my hair is completely dry makes a huge difference

[@christinaankenbruck6442]

Thank you for this explanation! I’ve never thought about needing different products for the humid months va dry months. I live in Chicago where it gets SUPER humid during the summer

[@cortneyj]

I live in Texas, and the humidity is real girl. I’ve been staring at my hair wondering why it’s been looking the way it is. Going to get those products ASAP! Thank you for the information ❤️ it was very helpful

[@servant9832]

I live in Texas and want to start wearing my natural so thin hair. What is the name of the products and where can I find them?

[@sashasdream]

I’m traveling to Virginia and wanted to wear my natural hair. I was wondering if you tried it? Or what’s your routine for no frizz?

[@michaelleandjevonne]

This so needed!!! I live in a dry climate the desert of AZ!!! I now realize I need to switch up my routine because I’m still using my stylers from when I lived in the East Coast w/humidity! Thanks again!!!

[@_kimmikim_]

The in shower style fixer gave me a full week with no frizz!!! Such a great week I am squeezing in another day or too! 🥰😍

[@shaneesirrah]

I live in Arizona. Very dry for most of the year, but we do have our humid monsoon seasons, so it's nice to know that my hair could use a change up during those couple of months.

[@fayeberman9218]

AHA! I knew it was gonna be a polyquat when you were so excited! There are a few of them that do different good things. Also, I’m so distracted while I’m watching this video, because your curls are just absolutely STUNNING! Here in MD we are humid from like April it’ll September :)

[@jhazell25]

I live in NJ so I have both, humid in summer, dry in winter. Great to learn how to switch it up based on the weather

[@kaitlynmartinez2910]

I feel like I just enrolled in MzBiancaRenee’s hair university!!! Yass for the summer courses!!! I live in New York so I’m always trying to make sure my curls have adjusted to the crazy weather

[@ebony-savannahhudson04]

Whew !! I needed thiiiiiiiis! Thank you once again for being so consistent and very helpful!

[@akelanoel4272]

Wow! 🤯 This content is so helpful! I love to be outdoors, especially during the summer months (🤪), but because I live in extremely humid, soggy wet blanket MS, I have sworn off glycerin for years. Once I learned that my somewhat sandy brown hair tends to be more highly porous, the health of my hair improved drastically when I started incorporating film forming humectants into styling and stopped air drying. Although it can add quite a bit of time to my routine, now I use a cool to warm hooded dryer to help lock in the hydration and moisturizer, to close my hair cuticles, and to set my styles before I head out. ☀️ 😎 I am so looking forward to reading up on and learning more about polyquats (especially -69 😉) and polymers so that I can potentially try more product lines! Thanks so much 🤗 💜

[@ravenryals4872]

I live in Georgia. It’s very hot and humid! This week is in the 100s not including the heat index. Most people carry umbrellas in their car to keep them protected from the sun rays. I would love the new curl smith dryer one because of the size to fit all my hair and because I thinks it’s just beautiful!

[@Lovingcarps]

Yesss!!!! Thank you for this video and taking your time to do all the research for us. I live in Northern California and it’s dry up here. I’m currently going through my transitioning back to curly journey and have been binge watching your videos! They have helped me so much ❤️❤️ thank you for all you do, don’t ever stop! 🥰

[@jenniferedwards392]

I live in high humidity in Oklahoma and totally depend on the in shower style fixer gel. Love the level 10 hold.

[@EricaLandWriter]

Congrats on hitting 600K. I’m in L.A. as well, but I find my hair tends to lose a lot of moisture so I need the balance of moisture and hold. A good combo for me has been a little of the weightless air dry cream followed by the curl conditioning oil in cream and curl defining soufflé. But when I visit my hometown, Houston, the humidity hits like a wet blanket, so I switch to the In shower fixer.

[@kimberlyshafer4559]

I love all your videos! You have been helping me go down the road of helping my 10 year old daughter wear her curls and love her hair and love who she is. I have tried so many different products on her hair and none of them really did the trick. I’m learning a lot following your videos and appreciate you doing what you do to help the curly hair community. Much love to you

[@amoritaleonard6391]

Thanks so much for this video! I live in South Florida where we basically drink our air. It's so frustrating to have a bomb twist out or permrod set, just to have it ruined 15 minutes after going outside 😑. Now I know what to look for in my products to help me preserve my styles. You rock!

[@dennissems]

Agreed.

[@DrBromL]

Agree 200%

[@DrBromL]

I am in a humid climate (Florida). Thanks for the information- always good to be informed on ingredients. I only use in shower style fixer when it's nonstop rain. It's still a but much for my hair otherwise (feels dry). When it's not too humid like Nov to March, APride aloe and coconut water or Uncle funkys curl stimulator with innersense I create hold.

[@angelag1686]

Thank you for explaining polyquads and mentioning film - forming humectants. I live in Baltimore, Md and during the summertime it can get pretty humid.

[@evelyncardona3102]

I love how informative and to the point you are!!

[@troubledangel12]

I'm so glad you did this video! I live in Colorado which is a very dry climate, and I was just talking to my sister about finding products that work for our hair, cause there's not a lot of video that talk about curly hair and dry climates. Thank you so much for the info!

[@kiriforever1]

A special thank you for listing the ingredients that provide moisture for my Mop of hair and keep out moisture from my hair. The information and lists are invaluable & will be utilized often.

[@edelysbabie1]

The Curl smith scalp recipe line is great. Thanks for the helpful information. Love your videos 💖

[@christinaazzolina6425]

I live in a climate that is humid in summer. As soon as I finished watching your video, I went to read the ingredients on my products... no polyquat 69. Thank you for teaching me what to look for, that was one of the best explanations on ingredients that I have seen.

[@nevinataalla6721]

I live in Montreal. I am new in the curly hair life style...well 2 years in but still new concidering I use to blowdry my hair and iron every week for the past 20 years!

[@nancymorales2534]

That you so much! I live an area with humidity but my best season for great curls are the winter months. Right now is raining and my hair is getting bigger by the minute

[@dazedreamer15]

Your hair looks beautiful! I am from NY but moved to Florida a year ago. My skin loves the added moisture in the air but my hair doesn’t last like it used to. Thanks for the glycerin explanation !

[@barbaraOdalisOyler]

I love how clearly you speak, how educated you are when it comes about frizzy curly hair, n how clearly you explain the information you present. I live in a super humid area; south Florida. I am still working on stopping frizzy hair 😩😭

[@regilena7]

Great video very helpful in explaining why some of my products were wonderful some weeks and other weeks they’re horrible. I live in Franklin Tennessee which is on the edge of Nashville. According to google Franklin has some slightly muggy months, with moderately humid months on the other side of the year. The least humid month is April (48.5% relative humidity), and the most humid month is December (61.1%). Wind in Franklin is usually calm.

[@rachelbrague3679]

I live in Utah where it gets dryyyy. For the longest time I struggled with my curls by using products that made my hair immediately greasy and dead. I started to actually work with my curls and not against them and this video is helping me even further from where I am now. Thanks!!!

[@sydneyscott5558]

Thank you for all of your videos! I live in SoCal and the weather/climate can be so temperamental. Summertime is here and I know I’ll be around the beachy climate more often which tends to be humid and would love to be more protective with my hair 👩🏽‍🦱💕

[@Cici_Vega]

Omg thanks so much for all the information. I definitely have issues with frizzy hair but only on the crown part of my head and I’m still struggling with which products to use and how to diffuse my hair. All your tips will definitely help me out thank you

[@kanobiablackmon7583]

The information you provided in this video was very helpful. My hair is dry and gets frizzy very easily. It is hot, dry, and humid where I live. I would love to try the Defrizzion Dyer and XXL Diffuser to help maintain my curls and definition.

[@sable7114]

This is the best explanation ever I've gotten of why I can't seem to control my hair in humid weather. Yes, I live in a very humid area and even when relaxed, my hair would frizz up. I have never used to diffuser but now I understand why I always destroyed my mother's curls after a shampoo utilizing a blow dryer, duh! I would love to try a diffuser for another look and I'm so glad I know how to block the humidity now. Thank you so much!😎🌻😊

[@cpadillaxo5630]

Loved this video . really explained alot haha. I live in humid NJ at the jersey shore by the beach 😅💕 Now i know what ive been doing wrong all this time 🤣🤣🫶🏻 love you!!

[@realdoll99]

Thank you for research and your detailed vid. I was going to throw in the towel on my curly hair and just use a flat iron in the summer.- I live in the hot & humid South East, Atlanta to be specific- the place where everyone abandons hope for their hair. Thank you for bringing hope for us! Can't wait to try the products you mentioned. Thanks again, you're the best!

[@ivetteledesma6271]

I live in Florida for half of the year & the humidity affects my hair. I could never have a good hair day here. Love the weather but hate what it does to my hair

[@LWarnecke1]

Thank you so much for this video. I live in an area with a lot of humidity and I struggle with my hair during the summer.

[@derrickjenniferwatkins1394]

Good video! I I've in a dry climate and in winter its brutal! My favorite winter gel is Jessicurl Spirilicious which has Polequat 69 at the top. Polyquats are a silicone alternative and act similarly, cause buildup (especially on the scalp) and some can be hard to remove. Since most silicone free products rely heavily on polyquat's for a similar feel, I find regular clarifying to be necessary just like when I use my silicone products. Aslo, sealing with an oil is key! Thanks Bianca!

[@kristygarrett7399]

I live in the Southeast of the US. 75% humidity is normal now. I love to use the Curlsmith Shape Up Gel is awesome for high humidity. I would love to try the Curlsmith diffuser. Anyway I can start with less frizz would help.

[@vlewis1602]

thanks for your detailed video! I live in a humid environment and have struggled to find the right balance of products.

[@katienobles1790]

As a girl born and raised in South GA with the only head of curly hair in my family - figuring my hair has been a life long journey!! Nobody in my family has actual curls mainly waves and that means lots of frizz and fighting my hair! Thank to you and curlsmith I am finally figuring out how to embrace my curls!! I haven’t been brave enough to venture into the world of diffusing but the one from curlsmith is tempting enough for me to try it because of how quickly it would dry my hair!!!

[@0neForMyBaby]

Move from Tx-> Oregon and the humidty is about the same definitely love hearing about the chemical compunds and ingredients to look for to prptect from frizz in humidity 👐🏾

[@leoskiss3390]

I live in Las Vegas and the Innersense I Create Hold held me down last summer! Also I pair it with the I Create Volume as a base, I get at least 4 good days and refresh on day 6 then rewash day 7

[@shawnah241]

I live in eastern PA. Very humid in summer. I recently switched to gel only curl smith soufflé and omg what a difference! On day 4 and curls are still shiny, holding, bouncing and hardly any refresh needed in AM

[@junewilliams8181]

Thank you, I live in Northwest Florida and the humidity was killing any and all styles I was trying. Thank you so much!

[@junewilliams8181]

I forgot to say thank you for the coupon code so I could try the miracle shield and the in shower style fixer!

[@annaspaulding1534]

I live in a humid climate for sure! Going to try the in shower style fixer!!!

[@HeyItsMaori]

I live in a humid climate. I have gotten a bit lazy and have only been using one product but I definitely want to work on defining my curls again.

[@lynngaines5982]

Thx for the great tips! I always leave the house with wet hair and now I know that’s a no-no! Especially here in humid Oklahoma.

[@myablanchard2168]

I live in New Hampshire and like all the New England states it can get extremely humid in the summer! I watched a video of yours before where you recommended ouidad weather-up gel and using it has changed my hair results for the better. Before that I used to never use gels and now they are 100% a necessity!

[@LoveMeDaisy]

I love the science behind it all! I'm in Indiana and the air is hot and humid in the summer. I love leaving the house crunchy!

[@ton2672]

Wow I’m so grateful for this video! I live in Jamaica so it’s very hot and humid here so I’ll definitely look out for these ingredients and use these tips to keep my hair healthy and snatched! Thank u thank u so much for this video ❤️

[@lynntoney1073]

Thanks for the lessons! High humidity here in the summer. I love CS products and own them all.

[@stephaniefernandez370]

Thank you for the explanation! I started looking right away at all my products to see if the ingredients has polyquad. I currently live in Florida and humidity during the summer is ridiculous. You are definitely the best!!!! 🙌😍😊

[@StephanieVeeMusic]

I liked this video BEFORE watching it haha!! 😍I live in NYC and right now it's humid AF during the summer. I would LOOOOOVEEE the Curlsmith XXL Defrizzion diffuser to REDEEM my diffusing journey. A long time ago, diffusing made my hair frizzy and I just assumed it was because it was bad for my hair. More than 10 years later, I am now ready to go back to diffusing because AIR DRYING has caused hygral fatigue in my hair since it stays wet for so long. I am so grateful for this proof that sometimes you just gotta start from the beginning and TRY AGAIN. I am SO proud of myself for my 16-year curly hair journey and how, somehow, I never quit! I am IN LOVE WITH MY HAIR!! This new diffuser would help so much to keep this love going 😎🙏🏽💜Thanks Bianca! God bless! 🌸

[@Curlsesh]

I live in a dry climate but I'm more of an avid gel or mousse girl than a moisturizing cream or balm. The light hold just doesn't do it for me especially since I'm washing my hair 1-2 x per week. Thank you for the scientific info! I've definitely noticed a difference with certain ingredients in hair products and weather combo.

[@krisitamorris7508]

This video is AWESOME! Love the scientific explanation. I live in Central Florida and my hair is really struggling this summer. Now I know what to look for. Thank you!!

[@doublep7950]

Good video packed with information. I experience both dry and humid weather. Thank you for all your vlogs

[@kathleenhobbs429]

Congrats on reaching 600k! Thanks for the great info. I live in Arden NC. The summers are humid here. I’m excited about trying the curl smith line as I’m trying to repair my damaged hair. Thanks again.

[@infinity6316]

I live in the Northeast so we have both humility and moisture days in the summer, soooo it can be difficult to deal with natural curls, but you have helped me to understand better about this. Thanx

[@neidymartinez5818]

I live in mild humid weather but travel often to very humid weather. Thank you for such great content!! Very helpful 😊

[@ashleeearl0712]

Thank you so much! I'm leaving Florida, and my hair shrinks and frizzes up evéry time I leave the house. I wish there wasn't so much moisture in the air that takes the moisture out of my hair. I hated having curly hair for years, and now that I have learned a lot about my curls, I'm embracing it, along with a love hate relationship with it. 😂😂😂 My hair gets so humid in the summer in Michigan, and most of my main family to extended family, have curly hair. Except for some of my cousins. They have wavy hair. I have biracial hair. I finger comb it in the morning to the point where it looks like waves, but once i leave the house, it poofs back up, and I feel hopeless. I've tried everything. Heatless foam rollers, pins, sock curls, scrunchie curls. Everything heatless, except for curl rods. My hair got straightened back in 2017, and my hair is too thick for a diffuser. I might try it, but I doubt it's gonna work.

[@deandrajohnson1973]

I’m in Philly so it definitely gets humid in summer and dry in the winter. Thankfully with my current routine and stylers and how healthy my hair is I don’t get much frizz from humidity anymore. 👍🏾🤷🏽‍♀️

[@marieanthony5068]

Hello Ms. Bianca I live in the bay area of Cali but often visit my birth state Tx, this is so good to know because I am 2 week new into the CurlSmith products and wow what a difference my hair is feeling and looking. I thank you for all of your hard work and sharing. I have even shared with my angel since she is looking for products as well. I am 3b 3c low porosity. I thank you

[@kathycherrie2076]

This is very timely for me. I live in Maryland but heading home to Trinidad in a few weeks. I have 3C ish hair. I do need to purchase the two best products to take with me. God knows I would need all the HOLD I can get! I with be anxious leaving home with dry hair as I feel my hair may look like a carton character who just had a fright!!!!

[@jesskozi2009]

I love on Long Island and it’s been so humid lately I can’t control the frizz! This video came at the perfect time!!

[@lorelisromancastro4457]

Thanks for all the advise, I always have a hard time fighting freeze in the summer

[@suitelady24]

I have NEVER heard of Polyquaternium before! But I'll definitely be looking for this ingredients from now on. I have low porosity hair and I live and in high humidity environment. So everything this video helped me a lot. Thank you so much! Gotta get that diffuser as well!

[@courtneyknox3330]

Excellent video!!!! I live in Atlanta where it is HUMID! This makes sense! Never have been a fan of hold but will try it now to have decent looking curls for the week!

[@maylavernebarnes2007]

Thanks for these tips, great information BiancaRenee! I live in a humid (NY) climate and find this video very helpful. Will try the Curlsmith product combinations you have recommended. The In-Shower Style Fixer gel is one of my favorite Curlsmith gels to use. I look forward to using the Curlsmith Shine Gel for the first time. 😊