<http://schema.org/articleBody>
" Humidity can ruin a perfectly good hair day. The Good Housekeeping Research Institute (GHRI) evaluated anti-humidity hairsprays to see which ones would withstand even the muggiest days. Read how we tested and then browse our reviews to see how the products fared.  What We Looked for in Anti-Humidity Hairsprays GHRI evaluated the hairsprays for: \u2022 Frizz control \u2022 Ability to hold a style \u2022 Unsafe or banned ingredients A panel of consumers evaluated the hairsprays for: \u2022 Frizz control \u2022 Ability to hold a style \u2022 Ease of application \u2022 Smell \u2022 Ability to make hair feel soft \u2022 Effect on hair&amp;#039;s texture How We Tested Anti-Humidity Hairsprays For each hairspray, we sprayed test swatches of wavy hair with water, blow-dried them, and styled them with a curling iron. Next, we misted the swatches with the hairspray and placed them in GHRI&amp;#039;s climatology chamber, with a controlled environment of 70\u00BAF with 90 percent relative humidity. Six hours later, we removed the swatches and evaluated them for frizz and how well the style held up. The scientists in GHRI&amp;#039;s Beauty Lab examined the ingredients in each hairspray to make sure they don&amp;#039;t present any safety concerns.  Consumers used a blinded version of each hairspray product at home for a week and rated how well it minimized frizz, held a style, and made their hair feel. They also commented on its scent and ease of application. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.goodhousekeeping.com/beauty-products/hairspray-reviews/a18555/anti-humidity-hairsprays-test-details/>