How to Tame Frizz in Damp Cleethorpes Weather

What Is Frizz & How Do You Tackle It?

If you live near Grimsby and Cleethorpes, you’ll know that damp, drizzly weather is pretty much part of daily life and unfortunately, so is frizz. One moment your hair looks smooth and glossy, the next it’s fluffy, flyaway, and completely ignoring your styling efforts!

At Cutting Club Salon, we’re specialists in managing frizz for all hair types. From professional keratin smoothing treatments to tailored homecare advice, we help clients achieve healthier, more manageable hair.

Read on to learn more about why frizz happens, what makes it worse in damp weather, and how you can tackle it for good.

As always, if you have any questions, we are here to help. Book a complimentary consultation where you can chat to your hair specialist about your hair issues and goals. Call on 01472 694900 or use our easy online booking system.

What Frizz Really Is (& Why Rain Makes It Worse)

Frizz isn’t a sign of “bad hair” or poor hair care, it’s simply your hair reacting to moisture in the air. Each hair strand has an outer protective layer called the cuticle, which you can think of like roof tiles on a house. When the cuticle lies flat, hair looks shiny and sleek. When it lifts, moisture enters the hair shaft, and frizz appears.

In damp or humid conditions (which are very common around Cleethorpes), hair absorbs water from the air, causing the shaft to swell, lifting the cuticle and creating that fluffy, unruly texture.

What Frizz Really Is (& Why Rain Makes It Worse)

Frizz isn’t a sign of “bad hair” or poor hair care, it’s simply your hair reacting to moisture in the air. Each hair strand has an outer protective layer called the cuticle, which you can think of like roof tiles on a house. When the cuticle lies flat, hair looks shiny and sleek. When it lifts, moisture enters the hair shaft, and frizz appears.

In damp or humid conditions (which are very common around Cleethorpes), hair absorbs water from the air, causing the shaft to swell, lifting the cuticle and creating that fluffy, unruly texture.

Why Does My Hair Frizz Instantly?

Hair porosity makes a big difference:

• Low porosity hair has tightly closed cuticles, meaning it resists moisture absorption and is less prone to frizz.
• High porosity hair has a more open cuticle structure, absorbs moisture quickly, and is more likely to frizz.
• Colouring, bleaching, and frequent heat styling over time can increase hair porosity — something our experts always assess during a consultation.

Why Choose Professional Hair Smoothing Treatments at Cutting Club Salon?

Professional treatments, such as keratin treatments, work by sealing the hair cuticle, reducing frizz, and improving manageability, even in damp or humid weather. At Cutting Club Salon in Cleethorpes, we offer two excellent hair smoothing solutions and invite you in for a consultation so we can recommend the best option for your hair type and lifestyle.

You can choose from our innovative Cutting Club Smoothing System, designed to restore shine, tame frizz, and leave your hair silky and soft, or our Hair Relaxing & Straightening services, which smooth and straighten hair while keeping it healthy and full of movement. Both treatments deliver long-lasting results, helping you maintain sleek, manageable hair no matter the weather.

We also understand that sometimes small areas of hair need extra attention, which is why we offer a dedicated Fringe Smoothing service. Our skilled stylists will expertly tame and smooth your fringe, ensuring a polished finish that complements the rest of your hairstyle. This tailored approach means every aspect of your look is flawless, from root to tip.

 Book Your Hair Smoothing Online or Call Our Cleethorpes Salon

Get sleek, frizz-free hair with our professional hair smoothing services. Book your appointment at Cutting Club Salon in Cleethorpes online or by calling 01472 694900 today.