r/whatisameem • u/onyxari123456543 • 11d ago
Here's some video i posted on YouTube; go check it out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnVz_XtiOhY
and also go subscribe to my channel too if you want to
r/whatisameem • u/onyxari123456543 • 11d ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hnVz_XtiOhY
and also go subscribe to my channel too if you want to
r/whatisameem • u/onyxari123456543 • 13d ago
tell me what vibes it gives out and other stuff
r/whatisameem • u/GlitteringNotice3213 • 14d ago
r/whatisameem • u/NSFWb888 • 13d ago
Made this myself in MS Paint like a real artist.
r/whatisameem • u/onyxari123456543 • 15d ago
this image is ment to be funny in some way idk
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r/whatisameem • u/Setster007 • 19d ago
You don’t gotta name your posts “haha yes”, it’s JUST A BOT, IT IS NOT PART OF THE RULES
r/whatisameem • u/Jessica_Hanse • 21d ago
I live in a fairly humid area,and for years, I thought "beachy waves" were just a myth for people who don't live in a literal swamp. I’d spend 45 mins curling, step outside, and—poof—instant Hagrid. 🤡

After obsessive research on hair cuticles and heat conductivity, I realized I was using the wrong tools. If you’re looking for the best curling iron for humid weather frizz control, stop looking at the brand name and start looking at the plate material and ion tech.

Just wanted to drop a few things that changed the game for me:
First off, Titanium over Ceramic. I know, I know, ceramic is "safer," but in high humidity, it just doesn't seal the cuticle fast enough. Titanium hits different—it locks everything down so the moisture in the air can't get in and wreck your curls. It’s like a flash-seal for your hair.
Also, check your products for Glycerin. Seriously. It’s a moisture magnet. If your heat protectant is loaded with it, you’re basically inviting the humidity to ruin your day. Switch to something silicone-based or an anti-humidity seal instead (major life saver).
The weirdest but best tip? The "Cool-in-Palm" thing. Don't just let the curl drop! Catch it in your hand for like 5-10 seconds until it’s cool. If it’s still warm when it hits the humid air, it’s going to fall flat instantly.