Hair forecast
Share your location and Coco reads your local weather to tell you exactly how to adjust your routine before the weather adjusts your hair.
Coco checks humidity, temperature, and conditions in your area and translates it into hair care advice built for coily textures.
Weather conditions explained
Glycerin-based products absorb atmospheric moisture and cause swelling, frizz, and lost definition. Switch to anti-humectant sealants and protective styles when humidity is high.
Dry air pulls moisture from your hair as fast as you put it in. Seal aggressively with a butter or oil sealant and increase your deep conditioning frequency.
Rain on coily hair is just humidity on contact. Protective styles are the most practical option: twists, braids, or a bun hold up when no wash-and-go will.
Cold air and indoor heating both dry hair out fast. Increase your sealing step in winter: switch from light oils to heavier butters and check moisture more often.
Heat opens the cuticle. Your hair can actually absorb moisture better in warm weather, but sweating means you may need to rinse the scalp more frequently.
Wind tangles and dries coily hair. Defined styles like twist-outs resist wind tangles better than wash-and-go. If it's windy, tuck and protect your ends.