NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shares zero-G curly hair tips from the ISS (video)
NASA astronaut shares curly hair care routine from the ISS
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In zero gravity, curly hair can become unruly and difficult to manage. The video, which was shared on the ISS, provides insight into the unique challenges of maintaining curly hair in a weightless environment.
Coverage from WMTW notes that Meir, a Maine native, addressed the issue on the ISS, highlighting the unique challenges of caring for curly hair in space. The reporting does not yet specify the full extent of Meir's curly hair care routine, but the video provides a glimpse into the challenges of managing curly hair in a weightless environment.
What is still unknown is the full impact of zero gravity on curly hair and whether Meir's tips will be widely adopted by other astronauts with curly hair.
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Coverage (4)
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Curly Hair Care in SpaceYahoo · 12h ago
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NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shares curly hair care routine on the ISSUA.NEWS · 12h ago
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Questions people are asking
What are the challenges of caring for curly hair in space?
Curly hair can become unruly and difficult to manage in zero gravity.
Has Jessica Meir shared her curly hair care routine publicly?
Yes, she shared her tips in a video from the ISS.
What is still unknown about curly hair in space?
The full impact of zero gravity on curly hair and whether Meir's tips will be widely adopted.
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