![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/im-a-hairstylist-the-best-way-to-humidity-proof-your-locks-and-my-go-to-products-for-a-frizz-free-summer/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/08/LG-FRIZZ-OFFPLAT.jpg&description=All recommendations within this article are informed by expert editorial opinion. If you click on a link in this story we may earn affiliate revenue. BEAT THE HEAT I'm a hairstylist – the best way to humidity-proof your locks and my go-to products for a frizz-free summer IN the dog days of summer, there are few things more frustrating than a frizzy mane. To keep strands looking sleek when humidity is high, a New York City hairstylist has shared her top tips, tricks, and products. 3 A New York City hairstylist has shared her top tips, tricks, and products for beating frizzy hair Credit: Mahogany Grace 3 'Taming frizz is extremely challenging,' Mahogany Grace told The U.S. Sun Credit: Mahogany Grace "The main issue we run into with heat and humidity is frizz," Mahogany Grace, owner of Mahogany Grace Salon, told The U.S. Sun. "Taming frizz is extremely challenging. In most situations, Mother Nature will win, but here are a few tips that can help." Some of these are down to preventative measures during the summer months, as well as shopping for the right frizz-taming hair products. But one of the biggest ways to make a difference is to start with styles that are less likely to be uncontrollable in the first place. PULL IT BACK "I find that wearing my hair all up or off my face is the best way to manage it in these situations," Grace said. "As someone who wears their own hair curly, one of my go-to styles on super humid days is to slick the top half of my hair up into a bun and leave the back half out. "I also love a tightly-coiled top knot or a polished ponytail with my curls puffed out." To smooth her hair out for a bun or ponytail, Grace uses a boar bristle brush with Milbon Wet Shine Gel Cream 8, which is sold at salons. For budget-friendly buys, she also likes Shea Moisture Frizz-Free Curl Mousse, $3.49, and The Doux Mousse Def, $15. She then ties her hair with medium silk scrunchies. STICK WITH THE SKEEK If you've straightened or blow-dried your hair, Grace recomme){kind=link}
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IN the dog days of summer, there are few things more frustrating than a frizzy mane.
To keep strands looking sleek when humidity is high, a New York City hairstylist has shared her top tips, tricks, and products.
“The main issue we run into with heat and humidity is frizz,” Mahogany Grace, owner of Mahogany Grace Salon, told The U.S. Sun.
“Taming frizz is extremely challenging. In most situations, Mother Nature will win, but here are a few tips that can help.”