How to Avoid Damaging Your Hair
Do not wash your hair daily., Condition your hair after washing it., Air-dry your hair instead of using a blow dryer., Before and after washing your hair, detangle it with a wide-toothed comb., Use a leave-in conditioner once or twice a week and use...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Do not wash your hair daily.
At the most, two days a week.
This will help preserve your hair's natural oils.
Too much hair-washing removes these crucial oils which naturally replenish and re hydrate your hair.
Use a good shampoo, one that is for your type of hair.
Wash the scalp as well as the hair.
Use cool water to rinse the shampoo off, for a good shine. -
Step 2: Condition your hair after washing it.
Use conditioners once or twice a week, to keep the hair elastic and strong. , The heat will cook your hair and make it brittle.
Gently towel-dry your hair by wrapping it in a towel and squeezing the water out.
Do not wring your hair in the towel. , Start from the ends and gently work your way up to the scalp.
If a knot is too stubborn, start at the ends and work your way up instead of tearing it off.
Tearing causes split ends. , Alternate with different shampoos once in a while, as well as hair deep conditioning products.
A hot oil treatment is also good once a week--focus on moisturizing the ends of the hair. ,, Both will break the hair or burn it. , This will distribute the natural oils from your scalp throughout your hair, helping to moisturize it and maintain its strength.
Clean all your brushes and combs once a week to prevent dirt buildup. -
Step 3: Air-dry your hair instead of using a blow dryer.
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Step 4: Before and after washing your hair
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Step 5: detangle it with a wide-toothed comb.
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Step 6: Use a leave-in conditioner once or twice a week and use a hair reconstruction preparation once a week.
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Step 7: Cut hair or at least the ends monthly
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Step 8: to get rid of split ends.
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Step 9: Try to stay away from hot irons
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Step 10: and rubber bands.
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Step 11: Brush your hair with a boar-bristle brush at least once a day
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Step 12: from scalp to ends.
Detailed Guide
At the most, two days a week.
This will help preserve your hair's natural oils.
Too much hair-washing removes these crucial oils which naturally replenish and re hydrate your hair.
Use a good shampoo, one that is for your type of hair.
Wash the scalp as well as the hair.
Use cool water to rinse the shampoo off, for a good shine.
Use conditioners once or twice a week, to keep the hair elastic and strong. , The heat will cook your hair and make it brittle.
Gently towel-dry your hair by wrapping it in a towel and squeezing the water out.
Do not wring your hair in the towel. , Start from the ends and gently work your way up to the scalp.
If a knot is too stubborn, start at the ends and work your way up instead of tearing it off.
Tearing causes split ends. , Alternate with different shampoos once in a while, as well as hair deep conditioning products.
A hot oil treatment is also good once a week--focus on moisturizing the ends of the hair. ,, Both will break the hair or burn it. , This will distribute the natural oils from your scalp throughout your hair, helping to moisturize it and maintain its strength.
Clean all your brushes and combs once a week to prevent dirt buildup.
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