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How to restore hair
Does your hair no longer have the soft texture it once had? Got dull strands with no movement? Watch out! You may have damaged hair. A simple way to be sure is to do the knot test with a thin lock of hair. Separate the lock, form the loop with your fingers, and then immediately release it.
Did the knot remain intact, or did it fall apart easily? If it remained intact, be careful - your hair may not be healthy enough to undo the knot on its own. But what should you do every day to restore the strength and necessary hydration to keep hair healthy? Here you'll find the answers.
Easy tips to dealing with damaged hair
1. GET A HAIRCUT REGULARLY
The first step is to visit a good hairdresser. Ask them to examine your hair and decide how much to cut off!
2. USE SPECIFIC PRODUCTS FOR DAMAGED HAIR
Face it: your hair is damaged. Opt for products with fortifying ingredients in their formula, such as keratin and ginseng root!
3. TRY A TREATMENT OIL
Argan oil, macadamia oil, almond oil... These light oils manage to hydrate damaged hair without leaving it heavy and greasy.
4. INVEST IN TREATMENT CREAMS
No time? Not an excuse! Some creams can improve hair as fast as 3 minutes after application!
5. HEAT PROTECTION IS INDISPENSABLE
Straighteners and hair dryers may be the major causes of damage. It's vital to use thermal protection before blow drying and styling, okay?
1. CUT THE WIRES FREQUENTLY
The first step is to consult a good hairdresser so that he analyzes all your hair and decide how long to cut!
2. SPECIFIC PRODUCTS ALWAYS
Face it: your hair is damaged. Prefer products with active actives in the formula, such as keratin and ginseng root!
3. BET ON TREATMENT OILS
Argan, macadamia, almond oil ... Lightweight, they can moisturize damaged hair without leaving them heavy or oily.
4. GO FOR TREATMENT CREAMS
You can not even create the excuse of lack of time: some creams act so fast that they can only stay 3 minutes on the wires!
5. THERMAL PROTECTOR IS ESSENTIAL
Dishes and dryers can be responsible for the damage. It's critical to wear a thermal protector before the brush, okay?