Having a bad hair day?
Bad hair days can happen anywhere, but in these cities it’s practically a chronic condition. TotalBeauty.com, the leading web site offering beauty advice and unbiased beauty product reviews covering 40,000+ products, has put together a list of the cities with the worst hair.
And the winners are:
1: Corpus Christi, Texas
2: Olympia, Washington
3: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
4: Las Vegas, Nevada
5: Phoenix, Arizona
6: Pensacola, Florida
7: Fresno, California
8: Houston, Texas
9: Tucson, Arizona
10: New Orleans, Louisiana
11: Cincinnati, Ohio
12: Albuquerque, New Mexico
13: Eugene, Oregon
TotalBeauty.com gathered the list based on annual averages of humidity, sunshine, wind and rain, in addition to water hardness, pollution levels and beauty salons per capita. Cities made the list because they had a toxic combination of either a dry environment (which can cause dry, damaged hair), high humidity (which causes frizzy hair), and damaging sunshine or pollution, water hardness or very few beauty salons to make use of.
“Some of the biggest concerns we hear from our readers have to do with dry or frizzy hair, which is a very real challenge in some of these cities,” says Editor in Chief Beth Mayall-Traglia. “It’s certainly not impossible to overcome these climates, but people living here need the right products and skills to have great hair — unlike cities with better environments.”
If you enjoyed this post, please consider to leave a comment or subscribe to the feed and get future articles delivered to your feed reader.
I think this is funny. I went to San Diego last weekend and I am from Utah so the humidty there made it hard for my hair to do anything at all.