Why does my hair get frizzy when the weather is cloudy?

On cloudy and humid days, when the water evaporates, it will take away the original moisture of the hair. If the hair is too dry, it will become more messy and flyaway. In humid weather, a hair dryer is the secret weapon for frizzy hair. Blow-drying your hair not only closes the hair cuticles in time, but also keeps your hair hydrated. Choose low-level wind power and temperature, keep the hair dryer at a certain distance from your hair, and do not stay in a certain position for too long to avoid damage to your hair caused by excessive temperature. Use bobby pins to blow-dry your hair in layers to reduce the frizziness of your hair. Blow-dry vertically from the roots to the ends. After drying each section, gradually add layers until the hair is completely dry.

You can also: Before using the hair dryer, apply some no-rinse conditioner to the ends of your hair. This can better protect your hair and make your hair shiny and smooth after blow drying.