How humidity affects your skin:

Increased Oiliness and Breakouts: High humidity levels can lead to excessive sweating, causing pores to clog and resulting in acne and inflammation. 

Risk of Infections: The combination of heat and moisture creates an ideal environment for bacterial and fungal growth, increasing the likelihood of rashes and infections.

Dehydration Despite Moisture: Even with moisture in the air, inadequate water intake can lead to dehydrated, dull-looking skin.

Skincare Tips:

Opt for gentle cleansers and lightweight moisturizers to prevent product buildup.

Limit the use of multiple skincare layers to allow your skin to breathe.

Stay hydrated by drinking ample water throughout the day.

How Humidity Affects Your Hair

Frizz and Unmanageability: Humidity causes hair to absorb moisture from the air, leading to swelling of the hair shaft and resulting in frizz. 

Scalp Issues: Excess moisture can lead to scalp infections, dandruff, and itching due to bacterial growth.

Increased Hair Fall: Constant dampness weakens hair roots, making hair more prone to falling out.

Haircare Tips:

Use anti-frizz serums or leave-in conditioners to manage frizz.

Keep your scalp clean and dry; avoid tying up wet hair to prevent infections.

Use a wide-tooth comb to gently detangle hair, especially when damp.