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Floridian Heat


Question Posted Wednesday March 14 2007, 7:19 pm

So I'm going to Orlando, FL tomorrow morning, and I live in dry Los Angeles. I've heard that it's humid there, and that I shouldn't bother to straighten my hair.

Should I bother? To those that live in humid climates and straighten their hair, how is it?

Oh, and after Thursday morning, don't bother answering it. :]

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xO_b_r_i_a_n_a_Ox answered Wednesday March 14 2007, 10:03 pm:
it can be humid, but so can everywhere else. it really depends on the day. i went to ft. lauderdale a few weeks ago and it wasn't bad. i straightened my hair without a problem so i'd bring the straightener just in case.

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