When is it too cold for glycerin?

By what tempatur is it too cold too use glycerin in your hair?

And what about rainy days?

i have not used glycerin yet (I am waiting for the summer, just to be safe). but i my understanding is that its effects during winter are more related to humidity levels than the temperature. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can chime in on the specifics?

@ChrsLvsBks,

Thanks for that info. I live in NY near the ocean and I've mixed my glycerin with water and essential oils. Is this ok for me to use if I continue to follow with a sealant? What would you recommend as an alternative moisturizer? I use braid sprays also.

Hi, Hamptonfnst. I would say to use it to see if you experience dryness, if not, I do not see any problem using what works for you. The water, glycern and oils mixture sounds like it would seal your hair. You may not need to seal after using it. I like thick creamy moisturizers. I typically moisturize with a butter or cream. I like Jane Carter's nourish and shine (butters and oils), shea butter mixed with jojoba and coconut oils, Karen's Body Beautiful's butter and cream and Koils by Nature (local DC business).

If others have suggestions, please feel free. I am relatively new to product ingredients and their uses, benefits, etc. I have read a lot and know a little.

HTH