Help! Monday: Got the humid, rainy day, frizzy hair blues

Loving the comments. My hair is fine and frizzy, year round, and what I do is embrace the frizz. A layered cut, the minimum amount of conditioner, Lush's sea spray, shake it and I'm good. And yes, never comb or brush it after it's dry! It's not worth the trouble to blow it out here, unless I'm attending a wedding, or something. Just too darn humid, and I want to be always ready to swim, if the opportunity arises!

Bumble and Bumble Invisible Oil - a few spritzes on damp hair before styling works miracles! I'm also a fan of Alterna 10-in-1 Styling Creme. My hair is also fine and frizzy, and these products bring me the sleekness I love!

I'll second the argan oil recommendation. You'll want to use so little that you can't imagine it can possibly do anything. That's exactly the right amount! I rub it between my palms, then 'stroke' it onto my hair from the ears downward (my hair is shoulder length), both upright and with my head down (the underside of the hair). Then I comb it through. My hair is naturally light blonde and very fine, but does frizz with humidity.

Hi Ann! Here's what worked for my mom who has similar hair to what you describe (and also for me though my hair is thicker than my mom's) : 1) rub a drop or two (not more) of argan oil between your fingers and comb through hair (not scalp)- it is a very light oil so gets absorbed quickly. 2) Optional step : you can follow this with Original Moxie's Mane Tame which is a light anti frizz (I personally stopped using this because it contains silk, an ingredient I try to avoid, but it is a lovely product and my mom loved it). 3) I end this routine with some of Cocoapink's glissade which is a silicone free anti-frizz and so very light. For me it works more to make my hair look 'styled' and 'not dead' rather than tame frizz. I would start with 1) and 3) OR 2) and 3). These products don't weigh the hair down so they might work for you..

Ann, another sufferer from split personality hair here. If the weather's arid, have straight to slightly wavy hair. Any humidity and look out! Here's what works for me: -shampoo with Living Proof No Frizz -condition ends with Fekkai Color Care Technician mask (doesn't weigh down fine hair) -apply Living Proof No Frizz Nourishing Styling Cream if super humid; apply their Wave-Making styling cream if less humid (it's disco'd but still available on a "gone but not forgotten" section of their site) -use a comb to style into desired shape & diffuse for a few minutes or let air dry. Really key to never use a brush on frizz-prone hair. Hair will be crunchy & look wet until you comb it out--I usually leave it alone for an hour or two, but once dry & combed it will look good & resist frizzing more than any method I've tried.

My hair is multi shades of grey, fine and somewhat oily, layered from ears to shoulders. I just had a body perm - best ever - with keratin in it. Really minimal frizz. I condition the ends after washing, and if it will tolerate it without going flat (depends how recent the perm is, the more recent the drier and frizzier) I rub some conditioner on my fingers and just barely touch the ends all the way around before loosely blowing dry. Then I smooth and curl with a 3/4" hot brush - not too hot. The perm assures both that it holds the curl, and that I don't have to use too high heat. Anything more than a smidge of hairspray guarantees I'll have to wash it again the next day. As for going outdoors, decorative bobby pins just above the ears hold it out of your face, prevent snarls and frizz, and sometimes lend a bit of a bend in the hair. Just pull them out when you get to the office or wherever. Maybe a casual french twist for control in the wind? I don't like to wear my hair pulled back from my face, but for temporary control I'll compromise. Hope something here is helpful.

My hair is fine and becomes frizzy when I let it air-dry and on humid days. I haven't found any product that helps. Oh and my hair is naturally wavy. Usually I usually prefer it straight so I use a hair straightener/flat iron. I don't know why - maybe the heat - but it also takes all the frizz away. Always works.

I'm on a quest to find the answer to this question as well. I have half the hair I used to have and what I have is frizzy. Big poufy fuzz. Occasionally I have a good hair day but mostly it's just dry and awful. I'm trying Deva Curl products now to see if they help. I like oils a lot too. I find my hair looks best when it's freshly colored.

Yep, my hair is fine, limp, and frizzy. Which is why I just chopped it all off into a fab pixie cut! Highly recommend - no regrets! But I have always been more of a makeup girl than a hair girl. Back when I was trying to tame the beast I found Unite's 7 second leave in conditioner spray (spray when hair is damp before drying or air drying) did help stop the frizz and does not weigh the hair down at all. Also, my natural dirty blonde hair has been every color under the sun and find going a bit darker helps give the hair some shine and life.

The only thing that works for my fine, frizzy hair is Living Proof, specifically the Perfect Hair Day range. That and drying it immediately when I get out of the shower with the DevaCurl microfiber towel.

By the way, I live in Houston, Tx. I am all too familiar with rain and humidity! :)

I like Matrix Biolage shampoo, conditioner and hair gel during the colder, wetter season. It leaves my hair very soft and smooth. I won't impress anyone with my hairstyle, but really, who does on a cold wet day? I have fine hair and using products to smooth my hair during the washing and conditioning process is better than applying some non frizz goop afterwards that makes it look greasy and clumpy instead. I find it at the local drug store. We are still dealing with 80 degree temps and mosquitos. It rained yesterday and I was happy to finally be donning a rain jacket and boots!