Menopause Natural Hair tips?

So, I came home for Christmas with my first successful Bantu Knot Out, and got lots of compliments. My favorite aunt expressed her desire to go natural, and I shared this site with her. She really wants to stop getting relaxers for a number of reasons, but she expressed concern. She's going through menopause, and even with a relaxer she frequently sweats out her 'do in the middle of the night because of hot flashes. I know we have women of all ages on this site, so I am wondering if there are any tips or tricks. I am not a big sweater in general, so I didn't really have any ideas about maintaining my styles when I get a little misty.

Any Ideas?

Thanks!
Tia

@tiastresses~
This is a GREAT question my mom has a similar dilemma she takes bio-identical hormone replacements and feels her hair is not as curly and full any more....

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Thanks Intelligentbeauty, I will repost this.

Tia- I am not in menopause. However these are just my thoughts- most naturals wear a braid out - twist out or coil outs. So if the hair has product on it at night- It shouldn't really be a problem as long as in the AM, it is dry for the "out" portion of the style.
Plan B - if she starts with a twa- then - the style option is limited to wash and goes mostly. I will ask my mom what happens to her. She did a BC and rocks a low cut (like a guy).

Thanks NylaCoils!

I talked to my mom and she agreed with what i said1 your aunt sweating is no different from the natural that work out and how they maintain their hair!

Thanks NylaCoils and CurlyMo! I sent her this thread, and hopefully it will help her!

@tiastresses~

No problem!

Also keep in mind your mom is sweating on and off all throughout the day and at night in her sleep (hot flashes) vs. someone who is working out for an hour or two 4-5 days a week...It is a little more challenging for woman menopausing

Im sorry your aunt not your mom....My mom is actually going through this now...