Reduce the Heated Styles

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Yesterday you learned about washing your hair a little less often in the summer heat, 
and now it is time to talk about adding in heat. When it comes to styling your hair when 
it is hot outside, the best thing you can do is keep it simple and natural. But this might 
not always be the best option depending on your hair type. Here is more information on 
choosing heated or non-heated hairstyles. 

Reduce the Use of Hot Tools

Try to give your hair a break from the hot styling tools as much as possible. The heat is 
going to strip some moisture from your hair follicles, making it harder to hold onto the 
much needed moisture. You don’t have to give them up for the entire summer, but at 
least try to reduce your use and just style with them a couple days a week. There are 
plenty of ways to get curls or waves without a curling iron, from putting your hair in a 
tight bun after showering, to using no-heat curlers at night. 

Find Non-Heat Hairstyles

You can also use this as an opportunity to try some different hairstyles that don’t use 
any heat. Regardless of your hair type, you can find cute ways to do your way. Try 
using more hair accessories, like clips, headbands, and barrettes. Not only do they 
allow for cute hairstyles without using hot tools, but you can enjoy your hair up during 
the summer. Another option is to try different braided hairstyles.

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