Q&A for How to Prevent Puffy Hair in Humid Weather

Usually the weather. But sometimes it can be the way your hair is dried or your natural hair texture. Humidity is the top reason to why hair gets puffy or frizzy.

Yes. You definitely need another keratin for the new hair.

You will have to wait for all of the chemicals to grow out. Once you get a decent amount of new grow, you can chose to do "the big chop" or continue to let it grow out. Transitioning is very frustrating, but try to avoid constantly using heat to make it look presentable, because this will greatly affect your curl pattern later on. The use of protective styles is best during transitioning.

Anything with silicone. Look for products ending in -cone. Silicone is your hair's best friend.

While it may help reduce frizziness, it will also leave your hair very oily and may leave an unpleasant odor. There are certain mayonnaise masks that involve leaving mayo in your hair for 2-3 minutes, then wash them out, but this is only recommended for people with extreme heat damage or very dry hair. Argan oil works well but it is expensive, but there are other leave-in oils that can also tame frizzy hair.