Don't Ignore The Signs
"The most common signs of damage during the summer are dryness, static and frizz. All the moisture from the hair cuticle is taken out by the sun, saltwater and chlorine leaving the hair very dull. To protect your hair from these elements, rinse frequently with fresh water and spritz with a nourishing treatment after you get out of the water to keep it hydrated and protected
Ride The Waves
"Styled correctly, your curls can be as vibrant as ever,". "You need to style with a product that holds and adds moisture; apply to wet hair and allow to air dry. Once dry, squeeze in some defrizz serum to soften, yet maintain curl definition. Of course, there is another option: If you have thick, curly hair and it is weighing you down in the heat, cut it off! Go for short, textured styles to gain more freedom. Plus, it's trendy and sexy!"
Lather Up Richly
"Moisturize your hair as you would your skin. Women should look for moisturizing shampoos and conditioners that are rich in proteins rather than sulfates that strip and dry hair out. If you do blow dry it, make sure you put it on a warmer setting as opposed to high heat. Stick with a great leave-in conditioner as it brings frizz down and conditions while giving the hair texture. And be sure to get frequent trims so that your ends stay healthy."
Lock In The Moisture
"When you apply oils or creams to damp hair it helps seal the cuticle and lock in moisture,". "I always apply product starting at the ends and working my way up. Using a hair mask at least once a week is key in helping hair stay moisturized through the summer. When in the shower, I suggest applying the mask then putting a shower cap on to help it penetrate. Leave it on for at least 5 minutes to achieve great results."
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